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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-10-18
8Oufer @aibimstOn / ap6enbaOn,

5 Str. 9gbl." af 3. DIT. itriuer
g.: Otter at 8rofesior Otto Ses.
perien i 4ftes poa gn9elif baoOe
p%rPienteret Den beremte Geeer-
pROaeog, bOem ban bl. q. farafteri-
fereOe iom ~tbe grenteit educator Of
our preient times, beepnoer Boo
fer @aibington at tale.
San fpittereoe f6rit for 8rofes-
iorens imigrenoe Oro neo at uo-
tale i'm itore geunoring for oanit
5OlfeopOroseIiesorbeioe, o9 gift Der
eFter per til lit egentIige gmne. De
omerifanife Regeres i%ociale Stil-
ling / Ge foseneoe Stnter og Ar-
beioet for Oeres materielle, morolife
intelleftueae og ~aon0elige Reis-
ming.
Or. @oibington erflRreoe, at ban
iplte ltg ltolt ooer at reprRlerfere en-
Race, iom bar / 5remgane / Imeri-
To, iom life blot / Sol, men ogioo
/ @prO iom 9orgere.
Mon baDoe ell 5io nent, at geg-
rene oiIOe forioinoe. men oct oar
lnnst ira SilfpIoet.
d oct bar ogiaa en- mprteIie
gins ON Regrene, iom er De enc
ite, Der er tommen til amerifo efter
IRrIie SnObpoelie, u0en oioere ifuI.
De ~foriUinOe al Jig ieIu.
Ser er M ligeiaa mango gtegere
/ De f%oreneoe Stoter iom Der er
SnObpsgere / Roree, Sperrig oe
Sdmeit5 t%iliammen, oe De betnIer
onrIig en- Sfot til Staten, Ser er
Zig me0 100 Miaoner Dollars.
Or. @ai6ington ifiloreoe / forte
Erpf lit eget 9fO, og boorIeOes ban
fom mo paa ben Opgaoe at Oirfe
for otbe education of TIE negroes.
Gg ban oplpite, at meoens / 1864
fun TO Brocent al Negrene / amerifa
funoe leie og ifripe, iaa par Ser M
Sc Erocent, iom tunoe BET.
Or. @aibington f%ortnIte, at man
o~perolt, bpor ban par fommen
frem / europa, 6apoe talt til bam
ON ben Itore Mo0ietning meaem
Sorte og Spioe / 4merifn.
Gear 6rien6s, it is not true,
srflarer ban. 0Raar en- Neger BIZ
e lpndet / amerifa, ioa faar De
bet at oioe fer / europa, men Ser
sr ingen, Der fortpqer Gem, taar
20 9egere bpege Jig 9uie."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-10-18

- iperger 9looet.
Opmaolingcn of 0renlano. Wfa-
rinetaptain Borg, Der ! De fire flo
ite Somre bar opbolot Jig / @rsn-
lano for at opmaaIe De Oero9renOe
6oroanoe, er M penot tilbage, iOet
oct paog9loenoe Arbeioe M er Hut.
tet. Opmaolin9en itraffer fig ifelge
g. e. ira @ootboob til SuIiune-
baab; Seiaeb, 9uter og SaOne er
fortlagte, % Der er | alt opreiit If
tore Sernoaroer til geileoning for
st!aoien.
&c femme 6eDe. R9uene bar
/ Ben Ienere 5io ppret alt for n9r.
gaaenoe ber pao ggnen, i~friper
Belle q. 5oIfebI. =, og De bar rpo-
set ilemt op bIonot 9sniene, mann
Zig oeo De @ien0omme, Der lig9er /
og OeO Secret, ~ifrioes Ser fra III.
0um-@9nen. &c bar uom9rfeOe
Sfiuleiteoer / De life iaa ganife
imoa EIontager, Der er unoer Op.
uGfit paa lll0nm og 6esieI6aae
Marfer Get er 0erfor life let at
fomme Dem poo 5fuo.
SobcDO9ne ober Gs6jcrg tilStrner.
Sra Den 1. 0s. timber en- Digtig us
pioeIie al SooeooJaslDbet SteO, i0et
ser bOer aften / 5ogen al. $50
6erfra afien0es en- Sooepogn ooer
esbierg og oiOere til Strller. Sra
Struer uogaar S%ooeoognen 6oer
@onoog, 0nsoa9 % 6reoag og ira
Gsbierg De eoriae Gage / 5orbin-
Belle meo gn0lanoeroamperen, og
stnfomile1 Il asben6asa t,r meo
Soget g. SO Wor1en.
VI Ms jriifrine. luxembourg
Mats -d9neraaosiorening pe6tog
paa Fl Meoe Den %. Sept. i &inge
en- 6eiolution, Der benitiQer iii
Acknowledgements at iptte al
Strait in0 paa at ifabe Ell alminoe.
Zig MISUNDERSTANDING til af-
lesning al ben nuoprenoe 4loer.
oomsun0eritsttelie. gn6nioere pe0-
toges oct at beiDore SpsrgsmooIet
ON, bDorOiot man enifer en- 6or-
onoring / De beitanen6e 2oue, iig.
tenoe til, at Sognefommunerne
ooertager geoIieeboIoeIien af Nmts-
oeiene, benpatenoe.
On Den nps afoeoe Baitor Garl
Sanien, 2aurbiera, ifrioer Belle
81. 5IfbG.~, at ban q en- / oi6e
areoie ! port 9an6 fen6t og ifattet
5oreoragsboIoer. % oct bar pao
ct ganife ejenoommeIiat Omraaoe,
nemIig iom asipriolog, ban baoOe
giort tit Rabn befenot.
5 Sommeren 1894 tog ban teo.
logiif @mbeOsefsamen og uonppn-
tes 1896 til So9neprpit for ooen-
npOnte So9nefalo / aar6us Stiit.
Samme aar aifte0e ban fla me0 }
9iloa grincfer, en- Cater al Gjeren
al SdmmerDPrfet, 5obritant 7.
grincfer / @reisoafen. Gmbeoet uar
fun lille; men bets Snoebaner, Der
fslte 2pit og 3raug til en- mere
niotrpffenoe Irbeiosmarf. bs0eoe
oerpaa oeo at uofoloe en- ualmin6e.
lig rig Observation-Disclosures. Oct
bar napnIig De grunotpigife Sore
orngsforeninger og5oriamiingsbuie,
Der isgte BAN til efteranrs- og on
oreDtsoer, og Carl Sanien baooe
ltuoeret lit emne iaa 9rnnSigt at
ban bleo en- foIfelig autoritet poa
bette Smraaoe. San Dar | 9eIio-
belle al en- uaIminoeIig seltolenbe6,
og Solf bsrte BAN aerne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-10-18
San par 9fi0oer al

OOITID.
9rOnnius euniies SsosOas. :
5 anle0ning al 4ars0agen for
0ronning 9ouiies 0sosoag alag
Be aongefamilien BEN 90. Sept.
ct 9eiga | Hostiloe Oomtirfe. 0leo
gfstroiog 81. 2,45 anfom aon-
gen og 0ronnin9en, GeiierinOe Gag
mar. Drowning 4leronora, aron-
prinsparret, 8rins 8aloemor, 8rin-
iesierne 8n9mar % gictoria Iamt
BrinS G6riitopborus al @r9fen-
LAMB. 6erifoberne forte / nabne
2~on0auere 9eflnem ben flogimpf.
feoe gD til 0omfirfen. 5ilbage.
reiien fonot Steo meo ct g~fstratog
al. $40.
Sbit6lumitongen / 9~p6enbaon bar
efter en- foreIs6ig Spgsrelie gipet
ct Retiouobptte al 32,400 ar.
3ette er ca. 200 SIR. min6re enc
/ 6ior, men oligeoeI er Ser | aar
ioIgt 1000 9IomIter fIere emo
/ 6ior. 5orflarineen er Ben, at
ser ! Aor life iaa bpppigt er bIeoen
6etaIt 0uerpris for 9Iomiterne.
6pitblomi item / aar6rs 4mt. b.
itor &C. Sob. 2aurien / gGorbns
bar ben 1. 6s. afienot 4847 SIR. 81
Gre til 9opeofomiteen / agben-
baun iom Rettouobptte al Seit-
blomitiolset / 4orbus gmt; Der.
al er pna set Rprmeite S~aIoOelen
inofommet / ieIoe 4orbus 9p. Get
enoelige Sal bliper oog Iiot iter-
re, ioet Der enOnu mnneler Op-
gereIie ira ganife enfeIte Ste0er.
Snbre 0isiion. 9eitpreIien for
more Misiion / a~sbenboun bar
ualet 8aitor %. Subj. Sognepr9it
oeo 9iterOolo Sogn, til @eSlem
al 9eitpreIien.
Oct tore l~1nSeriIeb. Zen or
reitereoe aontordef eidrift par
5reoag ben 80. Sept. i ct fort
6orbsr, buori Der life fremfom
noget Opientlig Rpt. San npgter
Jig itooig itpIoie / Salt; men
uoen Dioere fan tage Oenne 5orfla-
ring Tor gDloig.
geo lln0eriogelierne / areOit.
foreningen er man nu fommet til.
bage til 1906 inf. og bar tilienot
Asiesior 5oacf Waterialet. en6nu
bar man life naaet gunoen =
ei6ridt op9ioer ifslge .96g." M
lelo, at georagerierne itreffer Tia
oDer 10 aor = og fsr bette er
lfet, fommer Der nGppe riatig
/ 6orbsrene.
FrGiteinoitilling. = Eli set Ie6i-
&c embeoe iom anlosfapeaan for
% 5aarnborg @enigbe-
bar oct neoiatte ltooolg mo
I. aopeaon Mdoien, StenmogIe.
2. @an6 tbeol. G6riitenfen, @eo.
6os Sognepreiten ! Seeit
3. 8ienitleoig aopeaan 9olit,
aorssr.
9eo oct l1opalgsmsoe, ser
libolotes / egenie, oe JON leoeoes
If Erouit Drift, Deotoges oct lila.
,SDenob. a0." enitemmigt at mo
title fglgenOe ire til oct leoige
smbeoe | Gaenie:
+ q. ~. Sdeote, Sogneprpit
for gammen. Sinoum og 9iqum.
2. 9. gegenfolp, Sogneprqit
for g.Sornum. Snaebicrg os 5Ieis
borg. /
3. u. g. ararup, S%ognepr9it
for Sui0biera. 2rum os 2oObierg.
Sanobrngsarbeioerne. 2empig,
20. September. Oct Ter no til, at
fommenoe ginter oil bringe ar-
beiostssbeo for 9onObrugets ar-
beioere. o. at Der life fan BLING
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-10-18

| Baar0e oinoer observation-disclosures
ne Sn0pas.
5elbreoet for Speoalifbeo. =
Zen islanoife @ige ira Sunobolm,
Der | SuIi @aaueO bIeD inOIa9t paa
aommuneboipitclet / a%sbenbaOn
ON siJenoe al Spe0alifbeo, er ben
/. $. bIepen uOitreOet fra Sophia
1T JON 5e.breOet.
s. fgaftis SlGst. st unat 0len-
neife Con al groprietpr Sacob
e,tier. .%9c1r;i' Ni;g9s gse,
ifslge .Si;... 10 '1soea IL
Sesiiontr /, "euerup ,.aei til Gar
Dit. Set er )er treble al Rieliens
Seale,. 81 IN ifn. 'ftiene iin99r-
ner' IL mi &rrOiit. Sans 6ooer
% gruiteiaJer bar li9eleoes op-
let @oroiiter.
9nmb1 Sirte CT - ifrioes Der til
Sums 8i6." / 0enne Sommer
u~noergnnet en- grunoig 3eitoure-
ring. ligeiom sen er bleoen for
iDnet me0 Ell M 9rpoifeitoI og Ell
m Tebefont 4irfen asr III meo
iine Ipie 5aroer et operoroentlie
bDgaeIigt os itemningsfuIot Sno-
trnf.
arbei6et er u0fsrt al Iofole
S~oanooprfere og UNDER 9eoelie al
4rfiteft q. g. SEMEN, Ooenie.
st Barn brGnOt libel. gn 5oarig
9ige, 0atter al Sementarbpioer
Sens SEMEN, @eigaar0en. fit Iors-
bag BEN 30. Sept, oo bun par olene
biemme, lat / en- 9Gife 8%9iiOitiffer
o9 tpn0te SD / line aI9oer. Snoen
Ser fom 9jGIp, par bum 3-am iao
%forbranot. at bun fort tier afgif
peo 06oen.
Sanif eGgcmisiion. Zen oaa e
2p9emisiioner @aerbPf er uenot
tilbnge til 0annart for at boloe
5erie efter 6H aars 8irfiombe0 /
Mantburiet, Or. gaerbpf bar bpa-
get og le0et Ell MisiionsboipitaI /
Den ret b~etpOelige 6anoelsbn 9n-
Dung oe0 Saluflooen. Soipitalet
itnor MI foran en- betpoeIia l1opi0eI-
ie. itettet al 9%sbenbanpns a~reosior-
buno og ariiteIig 9pgeforenina.
1e oanife 29eer / Rontduriet
er 8r. q. RieIien oe Or. 9. ,.
2urien foru0en Gaerbpf. De er ale
uoienOte al Oct oanife MisiionsieI-
fab, iom / aft bnr % Nisiionprer
/ Rorofina.
6idridJts g~eOragerier. anluno.
borg, L. 0ftober. Otter boao Sta
lnnob. Gngbl." %erforer, bar fbb.
aontordei Gidridt ogioa f~orbruet
betroeoe Mioler, nemlig 36.00Oar.,
Iom tilbsrte forbeHpprenoe gager-
meter Sten6erg / HerbD oeo au-
%lln0borg. Stenbers er Suoger til
eidridt og oenne banoe mootnaet
ben nppnte Sum til 5orDaItnina.
5 A%nIeoning al oenne Dteooelelie
oplDier asiesior Snacf, al @ifrift
til BAN bar iorflaret, at ban Tor Ell
Gel aar iioen bar loant f5,000ar.
az jim SDoger, boilfet gelsb ban
Dog oeluis bar tilb~agebetaIt i6et Der
0eO bans arreitotion finn reitereoe
ct Bar 3uiino aroner.
6n ijGloen Rlante. Stationsfor.
Boulier, 8srrina, bar ifel
&c Belle q. 6lfbl." funoet cir
Rlante peo Sunosbopeo
Welle; ingen funoe beitemme oens
Raon oa art. Zen bIeD oa inoienot
gotaniif Wuieiim / asben6aon,
bOorfra Der meoOeltes, at BET par
ct efsempIar al GDpres @ortemqrf
(eupbor6io Gpparissias).
Zen er bi0til life onerfenot iom
Dilotuofien0e onnif gIante. men pan
gofieite0et | Sunosbooeo - paa en-
gommel Sanoioros geermnrf -
..&L-z - L 80 1
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-10-18

ct interesiant 5oreorag, fangs-
Ienoe ira fsrit til iioft, life minoit
paa @runo al ielue goofer @oib-
inatons f9ngslenOe Berionlig6eo.
Som Saler bsrer ban til en- al IS
NET if~rreresiante, ri bar bsrt per
bJemme
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-10-18
9nnhupsrknlrknrt
meb banf 3eff.

Rettopris
~ 5friftipros (5icfets) ale f~orifeIIise.
Stsrreie thX2A. Grptt paa sobt Barton
| fire GuIsrer. Rp logaoe. 90.f0
80.
"a @pIone Belsnninesfort meb Iigeiod man.
&c ~fOrffeaise sfriftipros os Beers. arpft |
Cub paa forifeaiefaruet aarton. Stsr.
reIie 2%X4k .f6
IL ~forifeuiee 8Iomiterfort meo ubpdIate
Sfriftiprus Of Sob. Gu. paa 5oriiben.
StsrreIie 2AX2%. 10
Somme Sort iom Rr. 3 3 og me6 fdmme
3etit paa 5oriiben, men meS SaImen ellie
Cubs Barn, boab ffa6er Dig poa gaeii6en.
Get 8ers paa bpert Sort. IL
10 ~forifeaiee gIomiterfort 2AX3h 5om.
mer. Sefiten er uopaIgte Beers al 1. Sob.
Breu, ale ~forifeqige. 10
Canine Sort iom Rr. 3 3 o. meS Idmme
9efft paa Jorfiben, men laeo SaImen ~Op
al ben aing, iom SUB bar siort- poa
@ngiioen. IL
10 imuffe BIomiterfort bper meS f~orifeIie
aefit fra Seiu gierepr9bifen o. meo Gal.
mepers bag paa. StsrreIie 3hX4 Tom.
uier. .fB
Rrs. erimfes Setffsst. 100 aanSffabs.
bilIeoer meo gibeItefit. ebroma. StsrreI.
ie 3X4% 9ommer. 10
v@uss Sres". IL bibelite 9efftort meA
8Iomitsr o. 5ueIe inmf 5orpetrpf. gtsr.
relie aka Sommer. %
rSaImssrsA. 10 Sort / Inut Sarveirsf
meo BIomIier oa 2anbfaber, ianri ussalst
feft fra galmernes Bog. StsrreIf. BHx
az 9ommer. n
y@nbs Orb bet aisiens Frs. IL bibeIfe
1efftfort msb BIomiter o. SnitiaIer | fire
1arpsr oa guIb. stsrreIIe bX4 Tomupr. n
,0iebe | SsrrrnA. f2 fine QanbRabs6iI.
Ieoer meb BIomitsr os 5uaIs | Sdrosr %
Cub. etsrreis 4AxbA fommer. ~
1sniit esit. Futf esuIs, Clair Rsbr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-10-18

fen auIsr bill Den neite sue foa
= ipsrger 8laoet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-10-18

ifemoifinerne, og poa De itsrre
|8aaroe oinoer 8etroIeumsmotorer-
ne Snopos.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-10-18

neutrality-suspicious.. 2empig.
30. September Oct Ter no til, at
fommenoe ginter oil bringe Ar-
beios[ssbeo for 9onobruge.s ar-
beioere. oa at Der life fan 6lipe
geifaitiaeIie nof til Eagleiere o.
Susmrn0. aaere0e Be ienerr
aorineer bar Def uiFt ia. al ben
tore llopifIiua al Waifinernes Nm.
pcnoeiIe bar meset inoifrnnfet Mr.
tclosfrnffru SelB pan GieHOom.
me me0 i--2 10r. Snrtforn bar
man Nusmsaer. Tom Orfper Tar
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-10-18

Gn Sne-GpiOemi bar / Den iiofte
3io grebet SfoIeoiiciplene / Ran-
oers. %ifriDer oRnnoers 7aabIao~.
Zen bespnote for fort 5io iioen
meo. at gleoerne | StotsifoIens
@nmnaiium al Neftor noba0 ia
SiIlaopIie til at mnatte bare noa-
Ie blon Suer. 6Doo Reftor intet
sao0e imoo. fun at ban fonot Tor
frnaeIigbeOen iGrIis itprft frem-
tr00enOe.
GfsempIet imitte0e. OF fort efter
oiite ReaIflnsiens GIeBer ia meo
arsnne 6uer. oa en0eIia Ter man
M GIeDerne ! Srf. RHteos SfoIe
me0e irme meo rs0e 6ner.
I'll bDiiten Sfole pei Gpi0emien
mon Hgiie Sang breoe iig. o. bull
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-10-18
Spit6IumiOaaen i ap6enhapn 30

efter en- foreIs6i9 OpgsreIie gioet
ct Rettouobptte al 32,4OO ar.
3ette er ca. 200 SIR. min6re emo
/ 6ior. men aaigeoel er ser / aar
iolgt II 0 gIomIter fIere emo
i 6ior. 5orfIorin9en er Ben, at
ser ! aor life ioa bpppigt er bleoen
betaIt 0uerpris for gIomiterne.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-03-20
king CASE HANGS FIRE.

New York, March is.-The case OF
Catcher Johnny King. Of the Cubs. viii
not be decided by the national baseball
commission for several more days 1t is
understood another conference of the
commission viii first be held, the date
and place Of which has not been set.
The national baseball commission at
Cincinnati to-day issued the following de-
cisi0ns:
The claim Of the Chicago American
League club against Martin Walsh, re-
Gently Of the Greensboro, N. c., club, for
$780, advanced money. was allowed. but
as Walsh claims he is incapacitated from
playing ball, and thus earning money by
reason OF q sore arm, the privilege was
given the PLAYER of giving back the
money in installments of $50 a month and
still retaining his eligibility as q player.
The reapplieations OF players Monty
PfyI and Thomas 2. Sheehan for reopen
ing of their cases looking to reinstate-
ment as eligible players were rejected.
no new evidence being presented
The appeal of player Fred Schwartz. of
the Des Moines club, against the finding
of the national board. in connection with
salary claimed by him and 20 be made
a free agent. was rejected. the action OF
the national board being sustained
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-03-20
HIPPODROME FOR This CITY
Amusement Company Leases Ball
Park for Summer Nights.
Three Large Stages VIII Occupy In
field and Brilliant Lights IL
Illuminate Grounds.

American League Park will be the site
Of a new amusement enterprise for about
twelve weeks this coming summer. The
American Hippodrome Company has just
taken q lease for a series Of performances
nightly Of an unusual nature
Il is proposed 10 establish an amuse-
ment enterprise that will be something
Ike a cross between a three-ring circus
and the HippOdrome in New York City
After the baseball game in the afternoon
the infisld viii be taken up By three
large stages. and the outfield viii be shut
OF from view by enormous sets of
scenery.
The stages viii be lighted by enormous
and brilliant spotlights and softer lights
placed IN the grandstsnd viii provide
enough illumination to turn the darkest
night into day.
The company proposes to run weekly
changes of bill. The programme viii con-
tain spectacular productions, ballet
effects, psntomimes. comedy work. tum-
bling. acrobatics, and everything that Is
seen in circuses and large vaudeville acts.
The American Hippodrome Company has
already established itself in ten large
cities. The admission prices will be 10,
u. and . cents.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-03-20
Observation-Disclosures
Little Sisters Of Poor Follow Long
Established Custom.
After Mass I'm the Morning Dinner
II Served, Society Folk
Waiting on Table.

Following a lOng-estabiished custom.
the annual entertainment and dinner for
inmates Of the home conducted by the
Little Sisters Of the Poor took place yes
terday, the Feast Of ST. Joseph.
Beginning in the morning with the re-
ligious observance. mass was said by
Rev. Clement S. Lancaster. of St.
Aloysius Church. Three of the old per-
sons made their first communion.
Al o'clock dinner was served in the
hall for the old OF the institution by
Demonet, the dinner being the generous
donation Of a prominent Catholic.
A group OF society folk assisted in en-
pertaining the old people and waiting on
them at the table. Among them were
Nine. Jusserand. Nine Cruz. Miss Alice
Riggs, Miss Jane Riggs. Mrs. Edward
O. Forney. Mrs. James Barbour, Miss
Nina Morse, Miss Hanna. Mrs. Price,
and Miss Allen.
Speeches were made by Rev. Eugene
De L. Mcdonnell. :. j.. rector Of St
AIoysus' Church. and songs and speeches
were given in return by the men Of the
institution Following the festivities,
benediction was given By Rev. Augustus
J. Duarte. S. j., chaplain of the insti-
tuition.
Seminarlans from the Marist College,
Catholic University. sang the 20 Salu-
taris' and '"Tantum Ergo OF the bene-
dictIon service. and a hymn TO st. Jo-
seph was sung by the old people OF the
1-a,..n Do.r Father Dfahruu 90 tSo NJ
list College. and Rev Ignatius Feaiey
we're among the clerical visitors al the
dinner.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-03-20

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Annapolis. Md. March 19-Scores of
pretty navy girls. including large num-
Der of Washingtons younger society set,
who came here to attend the mid-Lent
hop at the Naval Academy last night,
found themselves without their ever-gai-
liant MILDLY escorts.
AS a result of Supt Bowyer's order Of
yesterday. depriying the midshipnlen OF
all special privileges. the hop. for which
big preparations had been made all dur
ing Lent. came very close to being in
definitely postponed.
But even the order of the superin-
tendent could not daunt the gallantry
o. the middies. who had set their hearts
on entertaining tonight. By telephone
and messengers, they informed their
sweethearts of the predicament in which
they were placed, and promised that they
would be waiting at the Maryland ave-
nue. gate. if you'll only come down with
out an escort
Girls Go UneScOrfed.
Catching the spirit of the occasion and
feeling compassion for the middies who
are TO be locked UP in the grounds in
definitely, the girls came 10 the Academy
gates unescorted. There the midoies had
gathered, peering through the iron gates,
which were guarded by marine sentry,
to see II she would come. only a few
were disappointed. and the hop was one
of the largest of the season.
After the hop the middies were permit
ted to escort the ladies as FAR as the
gates. There they bade hasty geod-bys
and hurried back 10 Bancroft Hall TO
reach their rooms before the taps" in
spection
The order which deprives the midship-
men OF all privileges was promulgated
yesterday as a punishment for the Isl
lence" recently administered Lieut.. Wal
lace Bertholf, Of the discipline depart
ment.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-03-20
METHoDIsTS IN SESSION.
Churchmen Planning for New Tenn
pie I'm Washington.

pie I'm Washington.
At sessions of the board OF church
extension OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church South. at the Raleigh Hotel yes
terday, the one prevailing topic OF dis
cussion was the proposed new house Of
worship to be built at Massachusetts
avenue and X street. at a cost of nearly
500, 600
A building and site committee was
appointed. and afternoon and night meet
ings were held to plan the best way 10
dispose of routine business in connection
with giving contracts for the structure
and having plans approved. The general
conference has stipulated that the build
ing cost at least Ss75,O00.
According to john C. Y MAYO. OF
Paintsville. Ky, chairman Of the build
ing committee. it is TO be a temple to
Methodism on an ambitious scale The
Methodist church of the country and its
general conference and clergy and laity
are behind the movement
Questions in regard to church extern
sion In the South and considerable rou-
tine business in other branches OF Meth
odism were also discussed yesterday
There are nearly 100 churehmen attend
ing the conference.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-03-20
MINISTER FLAYS SUFFRAGE.
Contrary TO Laws of Nature, Says
DIR. UDderhiII.

New York, March 19.-At the Republi-
can Club discussion luncheon to-day.
the Rev. Mr. Underhill. speaking against
woman suffrage, was arrayed against the
field. He said his conception of civil
zation was that ii was composed Of tive
things. manners and customs, which
made up society, and protection, which
is government. Society he said, has
always been ruled by women, the gov
eminent by men. This division originated
at the very start OF the human race As
soon as the first mother gave birth to
her child, the family was established: the
woman had her work TO do. and the man
must protect her and forage for food. All
civilization has been based on this nat
ural differentiation. and the two sexes
have become more and more differenti-
ated as time has advanced.
IF we try to make the sphere of woman
coalesee with mans, we are going di-
rectly against the law OF evolution-the
advance from homogeneity to heteroge-
nelty. Woman has been specializing in
her sphere, and man in his"