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HERALD BRANCH OFFICES
NORTHWEST.

NtEln EioAs
WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Information Bureal.
GOLDENBERG' Information Bureau
HECHT & Co. Cashiers Ofice-
PAIAIS ROYAL. Information Bureau
S. KANN. SONS & co, Information Bureau
". p. HOLTZCLAWl I705 Pa ave. Nv.
CHARLES C. HORNUNG Chris-iaui Pharmacy.
s U. Cur 7th and If SIS nv.
s " WAGNER. lst and II SIS nv.
SIMPSONS PHARS&Cz, corner ath 81 and K L
ave and r 81. nw.
JOHNSTON'S PHARMACY. III \. 7 ave Nv.
F p WELLER'S PHARAlACY. 5554 u * uWs
ATKTNSON-s PHARMACY. llth and g SIS, Nv.
ASTORIA PHARMACY. 81 and 6 SIS. nv.
KENESAW PHARMACY. Mount Pleasant and
Irving sts- uT-
McNULTY'S CIGAR STORE. L55 18th ST. nv.
TATLOE'S PHARMACY. 9Th and SIS. ~.
DAVIS PHARMACY s-h and 5 SIS Nv.
NJ A. MENKE 9Th and X sts. nv
PROCTORS PHARMACY. ISIS 18th St nv,
T L LEATHERWOOD. lsls Isth s.. nw.
STOTT & SNYDER. 18Th and g sts NV.
NEW YORK AVENUE PHARMACY, corner y. !.
are. and North Capitol s. nv
DAY & 90. 5 PHARMACY. 5th and G SIS IN.
TARNOLD'S PHARMACY. Sa1I t4rh - ~.
NORTHEAST.
JOHN 2 BUTLER. sol Stanton place ne.
e. 4 KRAUSE. 9th and S. ne.
MceHESNEY * JOACHIM. ID and E SIS ne.
McCHESNEE & JOACHIM. sth and SIS. ne.
q. ]. GEIGERS PHARMACY, coTner 9th and
SIS. ne
CHARLES J FUHRNANN's PHARMACY. sth
and Z Csritol SIS ue
BLUMER'S PHARMACY. y. CAPITOL and R SIS ne
SOUTHWEST
V. HUGO EIsENBEISS. 7th ard SIS ST
MILBURS'S PHARMACY 7th and Il SIS 81.
SOUTHEAST
ROACH DRUG COMPANY. Sth and 6 SIS. Sc
r P. WELLER. Sth and I SIS 50.
GUY II NELLY. uth and SIS.
BROOKLAND.
CHARLES G. LENNON. 12th and Newton So
ANACCSTIA.
6. 2. BCRT'S PHARNACY CO.. Monroe and Jef-
fe-S0n SIS.
ALEXANDRIA
WILLIAM P TAYLOR. 6l6 King 81
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District Of Columbia. Washington. D. c. May e.
iss.-0rdered- That section of Article Y Of the
Police Regulations q The District Of Columbia be
amended by reyoking the order of April s. 800
relating 60 traiic under the H street Vaduct. and
Substituting therefor the following: Traffic under the
Il street Yiaduct shsn move IN the following man
uer- Al sioU moging vehicles shall keep next 70
tnc curb on the sOIth roadway going cast and On
the north roadway going Wes- Carriages and quickly
m0Ting vehicles going east shall keep next 20 the
pillars in the south roadway and those going west
next 70 the pillars in the north roadway 10 vehicle
shall use fha middle Of the roadway between the
pillaTs eLcept street cars and automobiles HENRY
B. F. MCFARLAND. HENRY L WEST. WILL
IAN KELLY tAcsiagi. Commissioners. ID. C.
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore. Nay 21-OH1otatio1s established hy ths
Bsl;inaTs Fruis and Prcducs Association ars IS
follows.
BUTTER-CreaTleTy separator. rer b. 2zzZz. irni-
tatlOl. Pc d Za23; p-ints- 1SIh-. per u. 3asl:
Do. l-ih-. per b. Sa2l. blocks 2Ib pe- n Sa5I;
GairJ prints Maryland. PernsylTzris sud Viz
giEia. pr ID lsaI7; Virginia and Wess Virginia
sto-epacke5. PG -. I5sls; ohio. s-ors-packsd
per h. l6ll7; nearby rolls. per ID I7alS- Ohio
rolls. pr Il. l7als; West Virginia rclls Pc H.
Rail-
EGGS-aIarylsnd. Pennsylvanis ard nsarb D. frSts
peT Go5.. -. Eastern Shore Maryland ard w
giuia, psr doz-. -. Western frsts psr doz. -;
Nest Virginia. Der doz.. IL
LIVE POULTRY-Old hens heavyweight, per
b. lzai6; srring chicSeus. II Ibs and oEer per
%. =; II IbS- ~ h. 2sa5- I ID and under.
Per ID. "a; ducks per H., p; do. white Pekius.
psT u. =, pigeons. young. per pair, 2a25; do,
oid. Eair. >: guiaea fowls. old. each. x
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY.

SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT JANUARY =. 800
Leave Washington New Union Station
900 a. m--Daily-Al points on Norfolk and West
eTn: also Knoxville. Chatta1Oogl and Memphis
1910 2. m--Daiiy-Roanoke Bristol Winston
Salem. Knoxville Chattanoogs, Nashville Menphis
Ne~ Orleans Thrcugh sleeper. Dining CzTz
For NorfoIk-Le1Fe Washington. 4-2e a. n. daily.
L:l5 a. u. daily Except sunday. Arrive Norfolk
u = a. n. and 510 p n
40 p. m--Daily-BerTyvilIe Lursy. Shenandoah
Trains from the Southwest arrive e55 e. H. and
15-1 p m
An information Fourteenth street and New york
sverus tBond Ruildinc}-
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y B-FolIOWinE schedule figures Published only
as iufomati0a, and are not guaranteed.
For Atlanta Birmingham Mobile New ORLEANS.
AsheTile ChattanooCz. Memphis. 3 a. n and Io:sj
D II daily. Dining csrs.
For Roanoke Knoxville. Chattanooga Memphis.
New Orleans. 1910 .. n daily. Dining cars
Fer Atlanta. Birmingham Columbia Charleston.
Augusta Aiken. savannah. jacksonville end Florida
points 40 T. n daily. Dining ca service
Tourist cars fo- California. tri-wcekly 40 D. n
Inczl for HarTisonh-rE :. - a. m daily AIS D n
weekdays. for Danvile. 80 q. n daily and for
Charl0ttesTille 10 a. n and { = ,. II daily.
Frequent trains 70 and from BiuemCut.
l. 8. BROWN, General Agent.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
z L THOMAS AND Jas. FRANCIS SMITH.
Attorneys

Attorneys
N TIE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
e Columbia holding q Disuict Court n re
The Extension q RitteIhouse street District
Cont No. s0.-NOtice IS hereby given that the
COunissoEers x the District q Columbia. pursuant
% the provision 4 act q CoEgress approved
February =. lss. entitled 'Au act % provide for
the extension & Rittenhouse street IN the Dis
trlct q tolur1ola, and Tor Other IITDOscS have
fled petition II this coGTt praying the eonaenna-
ton q the land necessary for the extensisn 0f
hi5teuhouse street on a strelglt eTrens3ou Z the
lines Thereof nov established Cn the hi-iway
eXtelsi0n plan IN the District q Columbia FROM
is present terminus z Broad Branch rad east
Wardly % the Daniel road with a uniform width
q ninety feet. as shown on Pat = map flsd
With the sid petition as part fherecf ard pray
iDg also that Jury q five yudicCls. expenelced
disintcrested men, who shall - freeholde-s within
the DistriCt II Columbia. not related - any
person interested IN these rroceecinrs and not u
the service CT employment Z TIE Dis1nct q Ca,um-
oia q the United State h summoned by the
United states marshal fer the Distrit q Columbia
% sssess the damages each owner q land 20 be
taken u,av sustain hy reason q The sforeszid eT-
tezs,on = Ri-tenhorse street and the cJndeTnna-
ton q the land Necessary f0r the purposes thereof
ard 10 assesS a. Ssne1ts =esslti-S the-efrosr the
entire amount e ssid damages. i7cu5iug TIE e1-
penses q these pToceeliugs. upon the lard on
each SIDE q said Stree; as extended ard also upoa
any and al other Land which the rTy nay hud
VII be be1eited by the said extension 4 the szid
street. as provided fCr n ard b the Aforesaid
sct q Congress Il Is by the c1urt tiis 18th
day q Nay. A. y fs9- ordered that al per-0as
having any izteHs- IN these Proceedings be and
they are hereby. warned and c1unsucsd % appear
in this court 90 c. before the eth DAY or
JUNE. a D. Ds, 81 10 o'ciock e. n, ard cor
time in attsniaEce Until the cont shall have made
rs Eual order Tatlfying snG confirming the award
q damages and the assessment cf benefts q the
g17y - be inpaneied and sEo-u heTsin. ard It
Is further ordered. that copy q this notice ard
o-de- 5G puhlishcd C1ce II TIE Washington Law
Reporter and On six s=c1lar Gars Il ere WsSh-
inE1o1 Evening Star. Ths WsshinE1Gn Herald. and
che Washington POsc. newS-lsr-rs published in
the said Dis-nct. before the sid 18th dsy q Jane
A j.. Isa T. is further ordered. that q COY
- This notice and order b seryed b. the United
states MARSHAL CT his deputies upon such q the
ouuers q the lard 20 he CONDEMNED herein as nay
be found hy the sid marshal rs deputies with
n the Distrirt = Columbia and uUoa The tenants
snd occupants q the sane befCre the said 18th
day n June A. D ls2- By the Co1rt. THOS. H
ANDERSON. Justice true copg-Test- SAL
J R. YOUNG. Clerk- By T. Z CUNNINGHAM
Assistant CLERK. r1yIs g DTE IA
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'CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.

NOTE-Psblished only as information, ard rot
guaranteed.
40 P NC. & o. LIMITED. DaTy-Fss+ ~
tihued train Pullman siecpers % Lexington Louis
vie, Ci1c7nsti Indianapolis. Chicago and ST
Louis. Connection fcE Virginia Hot Springs Pull
man car LouisTilie % Merpbis ard New Orleans
Dining cars. a "a carte service
Il1o ?. Mp. T. y LIMITED. Daiiy-Sold
vestihols train. P1llua1 sleepsTs % Cincinnati
Lexington and Louisville daily. and Virginia Ho.
Springs weekdays. Dining czrs- "a carte service
Pullman sieepeTs Cincinnati 70 Chicago and S.
LOUIS and Louisville 20 Memphis. Nashville, and
New Orleans
Chesapcske and Ohio Of7cos. 513 Peunsviysnia
aFelsue; I55s street and Eew Union Station. Tel
eQho1e Main 1856 OF z05 for tickets. baggage checks
reservato1s ard Taxicab
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LAUNDRIES.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. Mas 2-CATTLE-Receipts. loo
head: steady. Dressed beef II fair demand at sa
lea for native sides
LVES-Recsip,s 50 head; steady. Common 70
fair reals scid al 5da7.a5 reT 10 rs; city dressed
ysals saI2s country dressed Teals. sslo.
SHEEP AND LAlIBS-RecsiUts SD head
steady: choice lambs 1ru ! carload Iate arrivals
u1soid- Sheep. +5a6-5o: lambs. 7-G5ss25; Maryland
srrinz lambs. So.
-Rsceipts L10 head: steady. Medium
weight State hoss. I65 per 10 lbs.
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NoN-MEDICAL HEALInH-

OUR NON-MEDICAL HEALING By ENFORCED
CIRCULATION ,the Fac1Em Trsstmentl cures
those ailments Of the spine nerves. direstiTe uri.
nary. and gcusratiEe organs that rob he q al Of
its pleasure snd leave yoa a helpless aid hooeless
Invalid Il cures you after al Others fail
CONSULTATION FREE
PROF. q. \. D. PARKER.
1oz2 9Th 81 NV
Hours: 70 70 6 sundays % to l
Phone u ill2 Lads Assistant
sANAToRIUM ACCOMMODATIONS
su5-u~
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LOST AND FOUND.

BLACK SPANISH LACE SCARF. NEAR
Thomas Circle Return 70 Apartment a THE
FALOIS. and receive reward. lD
LOST-GOLD MOSAIC SCARFPIN on 18th
street, Nev UamTshire ave. or be-Wegn The Den
~ Art H0usa and EH 1Ir- Pleasant. Reward Il
returned 20 3 5 STEWART. Sc District Bldg. H2
LOST-ABOUT % DAYS AGO. A STRING OF
lale PINK co-1Is. LIhC-zi reward If returned 70
APT 81. the Connecticut hl
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PAWNBROKERS.

READY MONEY AT PER CENT
o. Eatcbes dlzmO1ds and sgzsl-J
LOUIS ABRAHAAS
Bonded broksT. sS Sinth - ~
Old Eold. slTez. and pzza sicksS boaEht for czAa
G1
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WALL PAPER.

WALL PAPER AND DECORATING. sATISFAC-
TON GUARANTEED. n. c. DYER. I2i9 WIS.
ave. is
S2lG WILL Pay FOR PAPERTNG A sROOM
house Larger houses or single rooms equally low.
We use paper that IS way above the ordinary kind
JORDAN & JORDAN
Phone Line So Is East Capitol 81
IL
GEO. y. HANSELL.
WALL PAPER AND DECORATIONS.
SATISFACTION ASSURED.
60i ST. \. Z PHONE L 81.
lsy
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

a FINE COUNTRY PLACE FREE OF IN
C1mhrances. IN a thriving village n the District
a Columbia. cuutaiujug = acres that could Be sub
divided: house is large with modern improvements.
VII exchange for improved city property. Address
Y, Herald cfsce- I3
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RATES.
RATES.
One cent a word each insertion.
SPECIAL RATES.

Ads that do not exceed % words may, If desired.
Be- inserted % the rate Of times. 5oc; tines sLa2
Minimum. charge &c per day.
SPECIAL notices. l5c DeT line each insertion
TheTD is no extra charge Tor ads teiephoned
Thase left AZ branches are also az the sane rate
lrf ms ha Id in a6ranca-
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WANT AID BRANCHES
THE WASHINGTON HERALD

Want Ads for the The Washington Herald may Be
left st ths uaiz oiee - Fifteenth street nortb-
vsst OF az any Of the following hrsnches. or nav
he tslephonei direce 70 the main o-ics and bill
VII Be sent fdr the amount due
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

EXPERT DEVELOPING AND PRINTING AT
lowest Frlces. commercial and amateur work So
heited NATIONAL PHOTO Co. q uth St nv.
'Phons II ss3e. Ii
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BUSINESS EDUCATION.

WORK FOR THE GCYERNlIENT-'APPO
msnt iustesd q disappointment IS the result q =
training n Draughons Civil Service Courses Fo1r
expert pT0fess0Ts who have trained thousands 70
pass the eUlminatisus with highest grades CON
piled UCr c1UTseS- Special Summer rates DRAUGH-
ON'S PRACTICAL BUSINESS COLLEGE. I5l7
New York ave. mTlo-eod Il
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ROOFING.

GRAFTON'S ROOF PAINT has no EQUAL
fo- Durability; il protects I2.00 roofs In Wash
inEtC1 to-day the result q = years honest faithf.
service: roofs examined and written estimates free
GRAFTON son, Inc. IA 9th 81 nv Phone
" 80
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WANTED-NOT LESS THAN Zao ACRFS OF
Land II one body for colonization Tslrposes; Viz
gina TTefe--ed: I-ico must be reasonable dis.zucs
from railToad irlnateTial; ovners only. CLAUDE
&. STEPHENSON. Virginia Properties, He-,don,
Va I5
WANTED-BY THE -HOS. FISHER CO.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES OF ALL DESCRIP-
TION5 DIRECT FROM OWNERS.
THOS- J. FISHER CO.,
rs 18th y. ".
SUBURBAN DEPT yz-tFs
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CONSULT Us WITH REGARD To OUR HEAT
ING and ventiating apparatus. "Ererything the
best" ZELLERS & Co 1881 18th s. IN. 81
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COUNTRY BOARD.

WANTED-IN COUNTRY HOME. NEAR
church and railroad four boarders for the sumner; f;
two 70 Occupy one room; reasonable rates. MRS
NJ B. SWI3iLEY. Suimley. Va Il5
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WANTED-ST0RES.

wANTED-S1I STORE WITH OR ;
rOuls f0T coafectione-y. c. \ 0NYCN, I8e
North Capitol Is2
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TRUNKS

WANTED-TRUNKS TO REPAIR; PRICES REA-
sonabe; ssnd postal: VIII cal and give estimates
De NEPHEWS go eth uw I7s--eod
LEATHER AND MATING SUIT CASES AND
club bags sale Repairing by AZ expert 4
specialty--s0 % years experience. G. q. LANGLOTZ
ga New YORK ave. formerly Ss 4. I5'
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MOVING. PACKING & STORING.

WHY PAY MOREl WE STORE FOR &c A
load UNITED STATES STORAGE CO., Els-lz-
80 l0th St nv Phone Main s29 ES.
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FURNITURE GRATED AND SHIPPED: sEPA-
rate rooms for storage; padded vans for hauling.
UNION STORAGE AND TRANSFER CO, E3 Z
uE. Prone Main es55. s5a cod
The Washington herald., 1909-05-21

TIE PEOPLES STORAGE AND EXPRESS. co.
move, store, and pack furniture; our Toons sre
locked clean and dry. Phone North 24-a Main
ONCE. l5A TIL uw. c. r. CLIFFORD < co.
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HEADQUARTERS FOR REPAIRING HARNESS.
trunks and vslises and al leather wc-k: done By
frs--class wcrkmen- 'Pho1e 3151 Work called f1r
and delivered sos 10Th St. Nv. -
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
MALE & FEMALE HELP WANTED

wANTED-A GIRL OR YOUNG NAN n OF
fee, must Re quick adder and good talke- on
phone; also young man that has some expaieuce
IN soliciting Apply Che7y Chase Market, T. 4.
SOSNElfANN. IA
The Washington herald., 1909-05-21

FURNITURE, BAGGAGE. PIANOS. GC-
moved with caT1: packing and Shipping 2 spe.
cialty. KRIEG'S EXPRESS. l2l St Nv. -F'hona
Nan Gl0 ssfs.
FIREPROOF STORAGE.
Separate locked rocnns 8 % pgr month m
ESTIMATES furnished
MERCHANTS TRANSFER AND STORAGE &C.
sos2 St Nv S-sfs
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1909-10-08
THE JEWISH HERALD.

eve and submitted to the laughter OF
an ignorant mass? Why! Simply be-
cause he is a Methodist, and the other
is a Jew. You can substitute any 9TH
err Christian denomination for the
Methodist with the same result why
are Jews the worst offenders, and why
do Jews patronize such offense? Have
they no dignity, no pride, no selt-re-
spect? Before we would demand OF.
the world that it cease such conduct,
we should cleanse our own flesh and
blood and make Jews and Jewesses see
fit not to be thus particeps crlmlnls
in this shame. 1t is peculiar, however,
that the snobbish Jew, who tries in all
ways to conceal his Judaism, who
wants to hirt with the Gentle and mix
in his higher social set, who obtrudes
where he is not wanted-why is not
this specimen ridiculed and Garcia
tured. Such really and actually deserve
it. There is need for circumspection
on the part of the Jew, and the soon
err the Jew is alive to this fact, the
better it will be in every way. We
cry prejudice, and yet we not only in
cite it, but we harbor it ourselves
against our own The Temple.
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1909-10-08
567o-A. M.-1eoe.

5670-A. M.-1909.
New Years Eve. .Wedn escday, Sept. Is
Yom Kippur -. Saturday, Sept. Is
First Day of Succoth. ..........
............T Thursday, Sept 80
Shemini Atzereth Thursday, Oct.
Stmchath Torah. ...... Friday, Oct. s
Rosh Chodesh Cheshvan. .........
..................S Saturday, Oct. ! 6
Rosh Chodesh Kislev. Sunday Nov. IA
First Day of Hanukah. .........
...............W Wednesday, Dec. s
Rosh Chodesh Tebet. Monday, Dec. 10
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1909-10-08
JEWISH WOMEN PETITION.

The, Jewish women in Russia have
presented their first petition to the
Duma. In this petition they beg that
legislation be enacted to prevent hus-
bands from sending their wives bill
of divorce by messenger. AS things
are now Jewish husband can di-
vorce his wife, with the consent of the
rabbi, by giving her a bill of divorce
ment. If the wife does not wish to be
divorced she can refuse to take the
paper and it does not become valid
without her acceptance When the
bill is sent by a messenger the wife,
not knowing what the paper is, has no
means of protecting herself.
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1909-10-08
"THE STAGE JEW"

Apropos cf an act in a local vaude-
vile house, the following editorial
from ''The Emanuel" is interesting:
eve Jews produce considerable
noise at the manner in which the Jew
is ridiculed on the stage, both in le-
ultimate and illegitimate drama, in
vaudeville, and in everything else, and
we are right in our contention. In or
der to amuse people who wish to be
vulgarly entertained, these artists Of
the common, in many cases Jews them
selves, pander to the vicious tates of
those who frequent the theaters and
the cheap amusement houses. The
Jew may have his faults, and we do
not deny this, but We object to the
shameful eXaggeration and aggrava-
ton, lie and calumny which these foot
light hawkers for applause thrust at
the Jew such as they would not dare
thrust at the followers of any other
religion. We do not object to a Jew
ish character on the stage, but we will
not stand for offense, such as we are
usually RECALLED with. Why is not the
combined pious and hypocritical Meth
odist dragged thus before the public
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1909-10-08
STAGE JEW RESOLUTION EN-
DORSED BL |. o. B. B.

The regular meeting of the Herzl
Lodge No. COS, l. o. B. b., are invar-
iably we'll attended, and the one held
Tuesday night was no exception. The
sscretary's report showed the treasury
to be in very good condition, and that
the collections were being kept up in
fine shape. Herzl Lodge is the only
lodge in the city that puts on the init
atory work. To that is credited much
of the success of Herzl Lodge, but on
this occasion the degree team was idle
for want of new material to educate
into the wonderful mysteries of the
order.
One brother was reported on the sick
list and visited by several members
The case of Jewish girl in ill-health
and poverty-stricken was reported and
ordered sent to the infirmary at New
Orleans, La.
A motion was made, seconded and
carried without dissenting vote for
the lodge to go on record of APPROX
ing and endorsing the "Anti-Stage
jew resolution of the Jewish Literary
Society.
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1909-10-08
YOUNG MEN ENLIST.

Twelve thousand Jewish young men
presented themselves for enlistment
in the Turkish army this week, accord
ing to a dispatch to the Morning
Journal Hitherto, the Jews have
been given the privilege, in common
with other nom Mussulman citizens, of
paying a fine for their relaese from
military service. This year, for the
first time, the enlistment has been
open to the Jews, with the result that
thousands awaited themselves of the
liberality of the Ottoman government.
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1909-10-08

Houston Lodge, l. o. B. B., met Mon
day night, and besides appointing a
committee to act in conjunction with
that of Herzl Lodge not much was
done. Houston Lodge decided that the
Jewish Literary Society Stage Jew"
effective that it was useless to act
further at present.
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1909-10-08

The committee appointed to confer
with Houston and Lone Star lodges rel
alive to arranging Bnai Birth play
program reported progress, and the
three lodges will have a joint celebra-
ton this year, the date to be announc-
ed later.
The committee to arrange for the
Chanukah ball was appointed and con-
sists of Jno. l.. Mendlowitz, Ben Hur-
WITT and e. Goldberg.
After several talks on memb ership
under the good of the order the meet
ing adjourned.
Arizona republican., 1909-09-22
THE DISSATISFACTION
OF GOVERNOR PARDEE
He Holds to His Original Opinion Re-
sardins BaIlinger.

Los Angeles. Sept. 21.-Former Gov
ernor Pardee of California returned
with Clifford Pinchot from a fishing
trip on Catalina island today and
gave the Associated Press a state
ment regarding the vindication of
Secretary Ballinger by President Taft.
He said that Ballinger, by restoring
lands to entry after they had been
withdrawn by Garfield gave the mon
opolists an opportunity to ply their
vocation.
"A speaker at the irrigation con-
gress said Ballinger is carrying out
the Roosevelt policies-dead on a
shutter" said Pardee MANY people
of the west would be glad If the
speaker proves to be mistaken" he
said. He also hoped that the presi-
dent was not mistaken when he said
that Ballinger was fully in sympathy
with the attitude of the administration
in favor of the conservation Of nat
ural resources, especially as the pres
ident has informed us that he is fully
in accord with the Rooseveltian poll
cies'
Pinchot received a long letter from
Mr.. Taft tonight, but refused to make
its contents known or to make a
statement of any kind.