davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1909-03-31
GIANTS IL GREAT FORM
DEFEAT LITTLE ROCK.
PIqu IN Ni6sf1507 Still md II orf
Some CIr-r- Ncsc T~jC1S.
s-=--

--... ~ - 49, e.---e CARTS --s~as
baseball = --e- ---- 7sz- - - P0.7
-7-fz-- z-5 ze-5z-=5 -e= E---r &N-s I. II ..f
S7-,--@-- --zz-= ~ z---s - : --
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--=s= - - <z-- --s- --r S--- go Lax
could --- -s- --e -5-s--S = 5-Es @z-- AZ
R-1= Ez---s-5-
o. - -sz=z z-z = .-= rs- N=E E--S est -
r-z-- -sz---z- ---5sezScu "a. -@ =. = --F 1-.S
s= rrav 60 -1s-s rs -- SO 1@%= --->- 80
he rss.zl disregard s-- rE=- opponents =
Hfc.zrzz earned eF--- 9-z1- --a- 7z
----r ---rr@z = ~ r@s- sz--- - RS <-S- >-17
- f-1-ez - G-zr--. z-= ----17
players vino wee % :-s E-z-5stz-- - -
Ia 7---ss - z.--- -.---=- ---= 80 II
innings - 90 ~ -- ----- 80 - 80
zno s9cC=s1=1 r---- US --- --- SO -
right ? borrowed : L--.s slayer 77- --7
~ au-v rE- -rze -@---7 Er-- -
came on -he coaching -.-= s--.7 --z-.z-2 7S-- .7
crowd n : -az- <---- - -.--z ~ -, -..
....-= ~. his --.--.-s---s ga 1=a5 70 - q TN
,s-e n m So---e-- -.@sEge. 49, --e -z-S -=
knew him. -- O.
-za second FFa-za : z-- a7-7- 7-- 40 7lTz'S am
2 clean single. ~.Ua Murray -s1re0 ar.
one ~ his drives ~az q slam - me '7.--
60. sz-z He --:=5 n stretch i INTO Z H'l-'--
-- - Is ,n-o7- --- a. ere plate Dey--1
80 --a1a . .F--aa-have III in - latter pa, OF
-r-a zane His drive vas even further nan ina %
Murray - .-.. -t,s,-
have been practising Nlii'- ---s g. .rs
Gan and one Of them. a $50" hit VIII '''7' -,
sa~.-5 bases occupied. worked Ike ci-a-l1
a., -',.rars made start as If 70 steal when ne
bah -as shot pas, the third basen'an toT 49, -',.s-S
aurg tha bags. Later on ierzos maze - -
steal and II was several minutes "s'''
aavrsd suou the minor laaEuNTS- -,....s
the rftls5nE vas easily the feature i,as '.',...-
and Ns~aas-i tese-her struck ont ,en oa'5s,s .z,z
a.i s-7ed hut one hit The only error VS. ma -
r.. Ffe-z.g. vino dropped H. bail mat n -s- go.
larr NJ
/ morrow morning
New-York tribune., 1909-03-31
FINE SPORT FOR YANKEE YANNIGANs.
Run Around Bases Until They Are Tired and
Win from Americus, q TO 0.
II. Ts'fgra9a 70 The Tri6lne

Macon. Ga March 2a-While the Vow York
regulars we're wsIoping Columbus hr the score Of
x the Yankee second team defeated the
Americas Georgia. nine in even worse manner,
winning by = 10 d.
Nearly thousand persons attended the latter
exhibition. however and forgot their home team 3
showing in watching The playing Of he New
Workers. There wera so NAM hits. runs ami errors
made that the scorers threw up their job in disgust
The regulars join the Yannigans at Amerirls to-
daE and Kill play an exhibition game. Both teams
return TO Macon on Thursday.
The Brooklyn second team won from Macon to-
DAY by the score of r TO : I'm rer-nuiHg game.
Mike Donovan. Or the Yankees. PLAYED first base
for Brooklyn. Jim Vaughn. the left handed New
York pitcher, worked for Macon.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-31
p1EJ = RasebaU = Golf y Automobiles ~ Other Sports
Pabsf's Horses Bring Poor Prices.
manv Horsernen and Dealers Attend Auction Sale Du'
Kidding Is Sow-Best Price $3.50.

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nsa .--s-.-S Lr11 ,,-.-.-
Me- F-r-@ : : = -,-css '.'a .- slo
e5.- So g - f-7ls -, ~ 80
A-..7s ~ ~ 3 sy L--s Os~ty fT-GErsy queen .so
9.-..-s ~ NJ ~ r.,-s -e-ev u E>-e6a7rrsss %.
N-rstns .....-..-.---.. .. -
Eess .--r-- q : p F -... So
--s- ; as Ntsss %s-7oo e's r. = 0F -.
-~--s t.----rf>--Naf5 Ns-r-1- J-Sa2s i7,s3 -"
N--.~E r 81" = FE .7-2 -sn' ~ saa
sss- = 7v 1-7-5 l~77' ''-''> ran 25o
Fs>1--s-e Is's, = . ~ soo
>--f-css & 7s .f-s -3'7 3.n
---s-,- .--r h. r..>s~ pine M-rts-sr- -,
T-,N s. 80 r - -.--. ass
- s.zE : 7'-s p .-1- @''' -. 30
g Il = .9-ea- .---------- 50
->.-s-s- ----r r> 7-s1re 'r-aP'07- -
r.--se-,- - > - sv Rs~x.f.r M-s.' raH,ss
New-York tribune., 1909-03-31
CRTTTCISE Mr.. BUTLER.
Practising architects Offer -1dCics
to Tenement HOUSe Commission.

edmond 7 Bite Ts~sure7- House Co-7--.s =
siorer was me subject ~ GGcn sdrsrse criticism
~ meeting - % sing architects rsfE -r.
Grand Union Hota1 fas- evening a. 'rs "a - -
Nez York S1cia:F = srrr{-s~tz TIE o15s-- p
u1eetirz sss % protest sEainz- fr@ E-o-i=to1s o:
The Charter Commission 1t-h regard % tSa 5.sd-
inx and Tenement House 5sparf1e-ts S-x rsso-
tions we're 1re1Ir-o1s,~ adopted ard viii - -
zent4d - . hearing o. tHs Chsr-s- comm ssic-
The first resolution objected - 80 7-oTlsi77 at
thA prssan- borough system - s1p1. z7ta1 1-
city department Eith one commissioner T-a ~
tia, each q re 6oroggas has practically seq
a-sts ard distinct STYLE % building = - q 51s+'
ass it, supervision 5y Hs1 vho srs tamll,s- ain
ne particular tyres
Tha second advocated re s--aisamat.7n - -
Tenement House Dsps--u1sR- and ne S1..f-zz -
part-nsr- - avoid tie present -1-sr-1ina-ss" III
,i0r3s 1sis-s 80 f-arzs~+to- ~ aI7.-sfs
4s N alternative e. vas -aco-1u1A15sd -1z- 50
functions of - Tenement House Dersr---sr- -
-ala-s 70 he planning and erection - -sT 5l.f
lnzs r. delegated % ire Blld.1z Da2a--H-s7-- II
tar tna izszanre - single permit only T - -
o-.ired <or +5s % a. -soAnass- 9'a.--rzs
TIE third advocated board q a7Pes.s fr7z7 -
decision ~ Jhe Tenement fiozss Co1a--1issta1-r-
TIE Hfta resolved -Taat ne head = 80 Ts-s-
ueat House DAps~ ~;Hnans MS ds7-s-f7s a-t @1s- a.
sr7Iuers sasI - men - practical AESs--'-ra -
architects ~ builders - -=s=. -s7 -ssr' raj
irg in ne sarrs manner "a proposed ~ -se ~-s--
tz~ comm fss,ou for rna Department II 5lzilfnss
TnA.a4z charter ta-- said ds9usd - 9'is3f@-s-
tons as % rss.deu-= expert s-oTie6E%
Oscar Tozf1sor sad tas- Vas- E1r-r1iss-t-s-
Butler vas e7g45 before 51@ charter .o-7u7.ss' n
and rss asked 20 define -HA limitations - c-s 90
fee Hs turned - Pa-e~- ~. q 7o-es-s1d sv<41
him 70 srsSer -re question.
.vyrsrevar an architect a--@no-z 80 = a1s.-sss
with rae department continued n L0Tt~ss1.
he * told . present rs petition IN 7-t-1g 81
then ~ outsider rrafs--f-E ~ f- de Fo-7s- E--7s
he decision Wna1 vs present t-ss= -@zo--'-77s.
.sf5 N- Toz47sor- -zs s-e zofrE 70 - s- o7
IA. most powerful pc.i1ics- clique n -as C-E-
New-York tribune., 1909-03-31
ROSETTLLE Is CHAMPION.
Nesc York 4. c. Second in the
4thIctic ROzrLng League.

The Ro=AvIle Athletic Association ven the cham
p:cnshiu o. the Athletic Bowling League last might
ry defeating the jersey Ctv c1uo team three
straight games the formers alleys This gives
Posevfne q standing Of g games Won and Is lost
While RosevIe winning AZ home. the New
York Athletic Club team having its troubles
on the Columbia club alleys IN Hoboken. After
winning the first. New York lost the next two
games 80 that it ended Its season in second place.
with 81 victories and Is defeats.
The Eliza beth club team, champion last year. in
ishad in third place.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-31
RESULTS OF BASEBALL GAMES

AT 'hsrottesvls Na-Jnis er=ity OF Virginia 3 Col
gate University. o.
4
4. Atlanta philadelphia tAncTIcan). 1. Atlanta .
Ar Observation-Disclosures tEatousb. g. Nashville
At chattanooga Toledo. o CEatta nooga.
Al Macon Brooklyn fsecGu1 Macon. tten
innings
A. ynclburg-NeWark. .: THuchburg 3
Raleigh. =. II rge. I,asa-stte
- ,9I5rrrfa c. Boston. G. toTrnba-
New-York tribune., 1909-03-31
BILLINGS TO SHIP TRoTTERs

When the Hamburg American liner Patricia sails
for Hamburg on Saturday she U-ii have on board
eight trotriIE horses owned by q. X 6. Blngs
iuclGdiuA the celebrated Lou Dillon The horses
which VIII come from Mr.. Bilngs's farm al Cleyr-
I.ua this week VII 20 direct To- Berlin in care OF
Charles Tanner. M Billing g racing manage.
After racing at Berlin the .rotteT- 'il te -snt to
& Petersburg Budapest, Vienna and London.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-31
"PACKEY, M'FARLAND HITS REFEREE
Did Not Like Decision of Draw After Fight
with Deshler-General Mix-Up Follows

Boston. March 33.-Dave Deshler. Of Cambridge,
fought Packes Mcfarland. Of Chicago. twelve
rounds drlw tonight in the ring 81 the
Armory Athletic Association. and nhen the deci-
sIcn was announced Mcfarland assaulted Referee
JACK sheehan and knocked him down
mix-up followed. in whicu tbe seconds and
rubaers Of bof. AehteTE exchanged blows Several
outsi6ers jumped into the ring and broke Up tie
melee. Mcfarland spologized for striking the
referee but declared he thought tho decision uu-
IA
New-York tribune., 1909-03-31
SLIGHT INJURY TO TWO CRUISERS.

Mare Island Navy lard California March ~
The cruisers Raleigh and Cincinnati suffered some
damage today in Mare Island Charns- The ves
sells had been r,oorcd abreast Of each other. and
while a navy ward tug was attempting 20 move
thn1 the propenr OF OF the cruisers caught IN
the shaft - the other. causing 2 leak A1 il
vzsusston will fix The responsibility for the acct
New-York tribune., 1909-03-31
CoRNEL1.s SOUTHERN TRIP

ithaca. y. Y. March 3o-Daniel Coogau. coach Of
the Cornell baseball squad. to-day selected thirteen
men who viii leave Friday for the Southern Easter
trip. The team VIII play Georgetown on April
and 5. the Walbrook Athletic club. Of Baltimore
on April S. the Navy. Annapolis. on April :: the
Mount Washington club at Washington on April
S and the Maryland Athletic Club at Baltimore
ID Arrff
New-York tribune., 1909-03-31
sHAgkgY TO CHALLENGE JOHNSON

Boston, March 39.-Torn sharbey. of New York
sraounced publicly from Size riHs Of The Arn1o,y
zthl~fic Associst;ou tonight that 4 Jen-ieS did
Tot cfa IeuEe JACK Johnson within tnre- mont uS
he v0gId fesue . challenge himself
Il have aU1 had glove on for five years said
sA-arkeT- = doHI fh5EE a.cl- 81 tEa Hezt--
-~xtshte - to-saa- give three months. and I
eclld eer II eondll-aH Il siFe any q ,Esm = g
fer tEe nloAes
New-York tribune., 1909-03-31
SOLDIER WALKS 1900 MILES IN go DAYS.

GaIfport Miss. March so.-T. r Deck-ow. o.
the United States Signal Corps. arrived here tHls
afternoon. having walked eighteen hundred miles
from SauIt Ste Marie Mich. IN sighty-ajne days
Deckrcw started with three companions to wsIk
the distance in ninety days. The other men
dropped out
New-York tribune., 1909-03-31
YALE COMMITTEE HoNoRs DEAD VAN,

New Haven. Sfar-l sa---.- = - z--p.1s IN -
hands of rl4 % junior promenade ---.7-.--e- -
yafa : contribution q 3 ID Sas -ee1 made % -
George At=e Boarrc4zs t575- .- 1-s-7-E q DT-s-r
c,risQ-osd stroke q re : -s-zi-- crew. who --=f
n California recently
Taz p-on4-a5z expenses paid - - committees
~
New-York tribune., 1909-03-31
YussIF mAHMoUr THROWS OLSON.

Indianapolis Marca 3l.-Ius=if Mahmo.g WoH two
straight falls from. Charles OIsoa tonight 1ussif
won Tie first fan IN fory-se.cu minutes With
heado he VOL the second faIl ia ~ eat-.-s~,-l
minutes NIt.r COMBINATION -lo.cA and half >,1I ,u
l.Ll.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-31
WESTON MAKING GOOD PROGRESS.

Tarasto7-r = : Ns--1 41-z-977r1 Fs7s7-
Weston covered Hf-r--2re@ niles - ht= ''--a-I
- the Pacific ross- today. arriving acre rom
tJlean a. 1913" tor -gH- re - iH z'f1 11'l.-01
z-d -be ankle which - -ra1rreI or Friday -ss
CAsz4d 70 5o.csr htu ia -aa-es -era t---7o-r7E
-,0r-f-g a. 8 Jr-1~z F-- corr F=--
New-York tribune., 1909-03-31

' - ,>... Three base n.tz-Nasra.. De-
-t- -a.rlS-e af-- rrt6~=" SscrihCe II - :
r1-.a Fa.E Fs- err.r- y. ' - - .t r..
ls.,r4 : n. -,eigs-. hs Nsrguara .. = -, ~. =
Itssez On hs sle Raymond p Or E--,f-a
-s-r T7-s ~ -afEer. IN se'"n ifEl'tE-- '.'f'7
--s--s ~ gzr.e-l 30 Attendance, I'7''
New-York tribune., 1909-03-31

Three base hits krs.er Elbe~Fed. EnEls. TTO-hsse
hit--Ksere- Eyer Coab-. Riggs struck oat-Py LAKE
Ford. by by Mcleod. 3 Bases on eal
or LAKE.. !: Of Fgrd 3. Of Helm : Of M'l>e,1 J.
EaT. Rlsi~ stolen feuphi'. Chase. "a :.
Fl-5 E-zzs Lefr bc- Nev- York . Columbus.
ncu- .ap a s-hulsht BAL and chase
New-York tribune., 1909-03-31

,.arEs,. EaTE.ae ....... ........ j @ . "a ;
Observation-Disclosures. Buck and Leonard. Virginia
Walker and Pearson Tnp5re-Eyaus Time 80
New-York tribune., 1909-03-31
VIRGINIA WINS A No-HIT GAME.
Carl Walker, scutherners' Star Pitcher, Does
Remarkable Twirling.
ra- Telegram to The rrtbune

THatIottesvilIe, "a, March 3o.-Etrginia made II
two straight from Colgate to-dav IN q to o game
u vas rare battle OF pitchers. with almost per
fe~r fielding. The only error made was charged %
the visitors. Carl Walke~ Nirstnias star twirler
again made record for himself by pitching Il no.
nIt game The score by innings.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-31

.Frs.,lnp. y. ar1itt-a IN be.t averas. fsnre.-
New-York tribune., 1909-03-31

V-Ica-Prev:deur James 5. Sherman has just been
elected = member Of the Automobile Club Of Wash
inCton The members OF the club. in-view Of Presi-
dent Tafts readiness use motor vehicles. expect
vrithin short time To receive his consent TO be
enrolled as ? member of the club.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-31
Totals .-.ss Is 1927 : 4. Tot

'Bfsf- OUT ht Hg ratts4 bal
New York .............1 , . ks
Cr..~-FF.s o % q % @ l.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-31
PHfSIClLEIPERT.

DIR. EARLE-S COLLEGIATE PRFP. tIAS~ES
Registered Regents Medicine.
Eart~u Training Froeb- Normal. oSr1 Ca-a.ogIss
STAMMERfNG and Gef~ctTvs sgesch cured. 10 rsa4,1E
- and articulation taught MISS a.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-31

totals 81 61"gT / Totals 20
Ns" Ee-E ...-....- . o o O %
New-York tribune., 1909-03-31

ORDERS sUED.-Ths following orde-s aaT'
been issued:
New-York tribune., 1909-03-31
VIM. j. Belts. NJ. A., Yale,

Stamford. IN c0rEs entrance -s1 i--
Eis Iona experience tndfvfdual
III enable
4 WE'LL. KNOWN A>1 ENPFErENCED TEACHER
~ or dancing E~utIFuaaEF
or class 7s'1e5ir and 1rse-7S room d7r1E a@rte--
CofIIlonS arranged sFes'af r1e = work ~-iF.=~
method iudorse1 bv uhysr{srs asbes- -sTersu- sven
and required Address NERTTf>. Tribune Tp.rs- Or
Ast
New-York tribune., 1909-03-31

For Both Sexes-City.
IHE EERIITZ SCHOOL OF T4NGT 4GFS
Madison Square tIf=3 Broad wavb
Harlem Branch. S42 I-snoN Ave. near I--th -
Brooklyn =1<-@-n Ltyin Est1r =
SUMMER SCHOOL At ASBCRY PARK y =
Teachers ssut al places within hund.et mites
New-York tribune., 1909-03-31

Mach 25-Ths Washington. - A~uspss.
Mach ste Nina Annapolis
Na--r % The Glacier D@E0
SAILED.
Nal as- TH7 P-u-us from Norfolk f>- G1ac-z-z---
Mzrcl - -7la Nina. from Annapolis % So-t7.s. -
chester. birmingham s05 The =aIe7-- ron 7-at
<1ri z l.. trial re BgTaIo. from EaE7a
BaT f7r Mare Island --s EaEiA. from rTu71-
for syinE tglv- tba Marietta from GIs1-
for RusSAi5
The Denver and TIE Galveston so- ShanEtaf
New-York tribune., 1909-03-31
School -fseHciCs.

ANERIC aN AID FOREIGN TFACHER<' AGENCT
supplies Frof@ss0rs T-1-H.rs Tarors co 4rrsssss
.0ilss~s schools art Tzr7i'f=s SppD- v-
A-s VI TOJNG-FJLToN > Jatoa sauasA
New-York tribune., 1909-03-31

? rRadtca. and sysF- s,fr-
nation sf iniizssE-''7.
EeeuT1a-isr1 \@-I -
ness Insomnia a-f NNa-
NstYn--. Us u - 81
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1909-09-15

Father who is in heaven hear our
prayers for spiritual and material well
fare, and, in the language of our ritual,
''inscribe us in the book of life, health,
prosperity and forgiveness.
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1909-09-15
TO THE HERALD'S FIRST ANNI-
VERSARY.

With this issue The Herald closes it's
first year. This is an event with us
that justifies, we feel, our pausing lit
tie to pass review over The Herald's
Short but nevertheless somewhat
stormy past and say few words as to
our aim for the future
When, year ago, we first conceived
the idea in Houston, it was not with
out some anxiety as to the future of
such enterprise. Little announcement
it was, too, that we were given by 9TH
ers. The history of similar previous
attempts in this section of the country.
the opinions expressed by different
parties whom we consulted, were not
OF the kind as to make us anticipate
a bright future for the paper But some
how or other, not needing all these
warnings, a spirit of confident optim-
ism seized us and with the "Kshay
O1ephness' characteristic of our peo-
pie, we dared to take the apparently
unpromising work and-September of
1908 the first number of The Jewish
Herald made it's appearance.
Since that date issue followed issue
regularly each week, the present one
being the last to close up the first
year.
1t was not without anxiety that we
took up the publication of the paper
and it was not without struggle that
we maintained it through it's first year.
''Wo zwei Deutsche da sind drei
Meinungen," and where there are two
Jews, probably no less. The paper was
arraigned by the reformers as being
too orthodox and nationalistic. The
orthodox found it to incline too strong
ly towards reform. TOO Zionistic"-
the Ants passed verdict. 1T lacks all
national spirit" it was accused by 9th
ers. Some thought it to be too much Of
a newspaper type. For others the lit
erary and commentary part appeared
out of proportion
From all these accusations and crit
icisms the Herald energies now un-
harmed and rather strengthened by the
hard knocks it had to take during it's
first year. Encouraged by what sue
cess we did attain we are now ready
to take up the work of the coming
year with more zest and zeal. We
shall endeavor to learn from the first
years experience, and will be glad to
utilize any suggestions and we'll
meant criticisms in the work of bring
ing The Herald up to that high stand
ard which Jewish weekly should
maintain.
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1909-09-15
THE NEW YEAR.

BY the time this issue will reach our
readers the year 1869 will be passed
and 500 will be begun. The last year
was not one of the most prosperous.
While much of the depression in bust
ness and in finance, that began lit
tie less than two years ago is gone,
yet natural causes have brought mis-
fortunes The flood in Mexico is too
recent to be forgotten, weather condi-
tions were peculiar, we have had one
of the hottest summers which we ever
experienced, the lack of rain in this
section was remarkable All this is
bound to have somewhat of a depresS-
ing influence, and arouses the hope in
us that 5670 bring more prosperity.
But while we are thinking of our
material benefit, we should not lose
sight of our religious betterment. In
fact, on the religious New Year, this
thought should be uppermost within
u.s. We are a good and charitable
people, it is true, and yet there is
room for Improvement. If Temple and
Synagogue were half as we'll filled on
the usual Friday evening service as
they are on Rosh Hashonoh and Yom
Kippur if our devotion during the
year were half as intense as it is dur
ing these days; and if what we pray
would truly come from our hearts,
things spiritual would be nightly i'm
proved AS it is, the best of us needs
a little prodding on, and the most con-
scientious requires summons now
and then
May the new year bring improve
ment in these lines, and may the
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1909-09-15
THE JEWISH HERALD.

of us and SO much good in the worst
of us, that it i'll becomes any of us
to think evil of the one next to u.s."
They call this our Revival Season."
but not in the sense of other demon
nations. Momentary enthusiasm does
not bring on lasting conversions"
Just try to be as good as you can be;
that's all.
Scott not at the two days religion"
of some people; the psalmist says that
even one day spent in Gods house is
better than thousand spent else
where. 1t certainly is preferable to
bethink ourselves of our religion
two days year, than never to feel
no religious duty at all.
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1909-09-15

All LUZ
must reach this office not later than
900 a. M Wednesday.
Entered as second class matter No
vember TO- 1908, at the postofice at
Houston, Texas, under the Act Of
March 8, 1879.
5670-A. M.-1909.
New Years Eve. Wednesday,, Sept. Is
Yom Kippur Saturday Sept. 25
First Day of Succoth. ..........
................T Thursday, Sept 80
Shemini Atzereth. ;. Thursday, Oct
Stmchath Torah. Friday, Oct
Rosh Chodesh Cheshvan. ........
Observation-Disclosures Saturday, Oct. l6
Rosh Chodesh Kislev. Sunday, Nov. Ia
First Day of Hanukah. ...........
................We Wednesday, Dec. 8
Rosh Chodesh Tebet Monday, Dec. 10
/ Pray earnestly, but remember that
he prays best who loves his neighbor
best.
To the j. L. S.: May the dream of a
substantial Home become reality
during $3.50.
Listen to the sermons, and having
listened take to heart and perform the
duties recommended
Why is the pety of some people
like the sound of the Shofar? Be
cause it is all in horn.
May the coming year see Union of
our charitable societies; there is too
much waste of energy now
And the Shofar will sound, and the
sinners will repent, and then they will
repent of their repentance.
Three places of worship all filled
with worshippers-ah but wait till the
Sabbath after and what a difference!
Resolve during the new year to join
a congregation, a Bnai Birth Lodge,
and do something for the Jewish Liter
airy Society.
Will you be in synagogue on Rosh
Hashauah? Of course you will. Will
you be at the moving picture shows
next Friday night? We hope not
There's so much bad in the best
The Washington times., 1909-05-23
How the System Was Built Up-How
1t Was Detected
SUGAR SCALES REGULARLY "FIxED"
Scheme Just Dscovered the Seventh Employed to Cheat
the Government of Its Revenues--Trst Has
---Rspaid Mone Than Two Millions
By ALLEN D. ALBERT, Jr.

THE United States Government has arragned the Amer
lean Sugar Refining Company a smuggler. The
American Sugar Refining Company has confessed its
inability to clear itself Wherefore, yesterday morning,
the United States Government accepted from the
the return of 1862 booty and stood
before the bar of the naOnscour to answer the stead
of an impersonal corporation, the charge Of crime
In all the varicolored story of trading tie
there has been smuggling nike this. In all the trans
formation of business from matter of barter hand
hand matter of organization that In this instance
seemed in power rival the Government ITSELF there has
been suit at law and response to punishment like
this In all the cog-wheeng of men, whether among that
people which in bondage under the Pharaohs set
making bricks without straw, among them whose
bought the luxury of the Louis there been no
story more tragic than that of SIX of these seven
The Washington times., 1909-05-23
CONVICT WHO HID
IN PRISON CAUGHT
Negro Who Bafled Guards
for Days Found Sitting
on Roof.

COLUMBUS, Ohio. May 23.-Harvsy ,
Johnson, the desperate negro burglar.
who escaped from his guards at the
penitentia-y last Wednesday night, and
has been in hiding within the prison
ever since, was captured by Capt. W.
g. Krause. this morning at O'Clock.
johnson was found on Ike rocf of the
bath house, and came calmly down,
when Captain Krause saw him. He
asked for a drink of water, and then
went into solitary confinement in the
psnitentiG y cellar
Johnson has had the 1a6 officials at
the prison in a turmoil ever since he
escaped. He has been seen on a num-
Der Of occasions, and shot at, but each
time got away.
Early Sunday morning, Captain
Krause was passing the bath house,
and looked up at the roof. There sat
Johnson, cool as a cucumber. When he
saw the captain he said: Howdy, Cap,
Iookin' for somebody" lie laughed on
the way TO his solitary cell, and told
the officials that he had been having a
great time.
The Washington times., 1909-05-23
TAKE DRASTIC STEP
TO CHECK EPIDEMIC
Close Schools and Postpone
Commencement TO Stamp
Out Smallpox.

SALINVILLE, Ohio, May 23.-The
school board and city council decided
today to close the schools and
churches, and forbid ali public gath
erings because of the smallpox.
Physicians have reported thirty-six
cases in the past month Services
were not held in any OF the churches
today. The baccalaureate sermon to
the graduating class of the high
school was called off. The commence
ment exercises viii be postponed, un-
I'll later in the summer.
The order of the council fOrbids
more than two persons congregating g
or walking together on the streets,
All the cases are light and the radical
steps taken. il Is believed, check the
spread of the epidemic.