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CLUB TO CELEBRATE.

An entertainment celebrating the
fifth anniversary Of the Aloysius Club
viii be held tomorrow evening A
program Of music and speaking has
been arrange
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PROPOSALS

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER D =
Washington y. 9, Nov. s. 1910 sea- I'm
PROPOSALS VIII be received at this orrf~s
Until O'Clock 2. n. November I7fh -e-5
for constructing sewers IN The District -
Columbia Specifications and forms of NJ
Posals and necessary Information may be
obtained from the Chief Clerk Engineer ne
partment- D. c. Room 30 District FstIii55Ts-
Washington, D. G. CUNO Il RTTDOT Oh
JOIN A. JOHNSTON. YIN Y JUDgON
Commissioner D c
PROPOSALS VIII be received at the Bureau
OF Supplies and Accounts. Navy DEPART
ment. Washington. d c. until 10 O'Clock
a m, November - 1910. and publicly opened
Immediately thereafter. 70 furnish at tn
navy yard. Washington d @. a QUANTITY
OF naval supplies. follows. Sch sgss-
FbORite. teeth for TayloT-NewbOld saw
Sch 2o65- White pine Applications for pro
DuSal5 should designate the schedules desire-s
BY number Blank proposals win be fur
nIshed apon application 10 the Bureau T
COWIE. Paymzster-GeGeTsL z s. y.
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CALDWELL RITES
TO BE TOMORROW

Funeral services for Andrew CauId-
well, War Department clerk. viii be
held al the family residence. 1927
Park road and viii be conducted By
Columbia Lodge, No 8. r and A NJ,
tomorrow At . p m The body viii be
CremaUed-
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HELP WkNTED-MALE

WANTED-YOung men who de-
sire TO become automobile race
drivers and earn $50 a week, 10
call and see our new 100 horsepower
race car; the fastest car in Wash
ingtOn. THE AUTOMOBILE
COLLEGE OF WASHINGTON.
1905 18th n. w.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS
Furnished.

Q ST n W. 42s-Three rooms for Hghr
housekeeping; a fooTi gas. BATH private
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nIH ST y ". 10Z1-One large front room.
seccno ho-T, not water heat Cau after
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NEW york AVE. X. W co-Tws Bl.sI,
1eal bath.
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5 ST y W. 705-Three nice roma Hsht.
heat IN front room; cheap. --'
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HELP WANTE0-FEMALE

at--t HhF7ta - -WFG-
sALEsLADIEs- positions Ap-
ply s111 II n W
TAILoREss- FiTst-cIass. Apply 1909 Isth 81
HEsU, NvAIlrEss and help Tor hotels today.
BURGESS HOTEL AGENCI- sec Ilth ST
WONAc--FTrst-class 10 take FUN charge Of
70 right party cali 10 Eye y W, OF SIS y
J. ave y vs.
WCNEE-Whlte. 10 label bottles: liberal
wages Ole z 81 y "
VvAHJTED-Buver OF stock for neckwear and
yelling cerar-ueD-s- best references re-
guired- Adaress BOX ~ Times Office
WC1IsN-Sett-ed; must De s5oE cook go
YOUNG LADT-Neat and attractive. demon
% MAYER O. CO. 400 5th 81 y W
HELP WANTED-RALE
Az INTELLIGENT PERSON. nay earn 800
monthly corresponding for newspaper, no
SfNLtGAIE- LOckport y Y
BAEER-Bread and cake 81 once. BROOK
~ bAhEfE. 'l5 Michigan ave NE L
BOY 20 drive Overland car state experiencs
and wages expected. coloTed boy preferred
Aceress BoA -. -ii-nes office.
BOE-White. @ run errands: must come vel
recommended TEOMFSON'S y r L q
STORE 79S 18Th 81
BUSHELMAN AZ once: light steady 7yo-E.
= 5A106s q CO. 4l5lz sth 81 y "
BCSHEL8IAN for repairing CLOTHES
DOCTOR f75z Pa ave
DIsHWA SHERs- good. must be eT1~--
ienced, a. once. zoos Pa ave y. W
GROCERY CLERK-ExperIence 10 III -
y z
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D ST y " 22s-Larss furnished mont
room hgft Housekeeping sogr err ex-8s-
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PERSONAL

PERSONAL
Blue PRINTING BY Electricity.
ALFRED a RAY.
hone Mann Z--s- 5lS 10Th 81. y "
PRIVATE PARTY lends none On hoIseboTJ
goods automobiles etc 1t uctor5ety o.
red tape. .arge amounts a SPECIALITY 500
payments Only SO per month address BOX
III, Times Office
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c ST s E u5-NIcely furnished r--,--~
Vel heated, private family. near capitol
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n J. I'VE. " ~.
Etshsd rooms. parl5r floor netr ana 49,
liglf housck coping
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Ii ST ; z, 42z-LarEe bright front room
wei heated suitable Tor young cI,1UTs
.ight Housekeeping or two gentlemen. So ass
pack room suitable for gentlemen s.
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WANTED-SALESMEN

SALESA EN-Hi Eh-class. for substantial and
attractive Investment and realty PROPOSE
ton RIVIERA ORCHARDS CO.. Is Homs
Life Bldg Washington D c.
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lST ST y ~. S1s-Two furnished front
rooms for Hyht housekeeping We hea-e5
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UNDERTAKES

]. WILLIAM LEE,
CNDF 3TAKER AND LIVERY.
20 Pa Ave n W
Telephone Main g3S5- Washington D Q
FUNERAL DESIGNS
FUNERAL DESIGNS
& every escription-moderateIy priced
GUIDE
liza 3 st
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ONTARIO ROAD. zf7EBlock south Colru
pa Toad-s'cond story front and rez-.
steam heat tsIephoue
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EYE ST = W. s95-Weu furnished fro-f
room reasonsb bic. also room for h85fsz-
keeping; hail room. SIS week
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G ST y W, fsl-Two ID aoor 'front.' rooms
heat and gas $3.50 month.
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II ST s E. Gs-Large, bright. from room.
suitable Tor couple OF Two gentleman rea-
sOuabIe.
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nth ST y. W. 11I-Third hoor front nal
room. nicely furnished
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y CAP ST. IeJT-LaEg IN 81. ...,.z
gas. neat. porcelain bath s. per week
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DIR. NICHOLSON. sEEcIALIsT
FLOOR OILS

USED BY ALL COLLEGES Call m ~
SIS c. T HUNTERS Sanitary D51~t-lfIlfnr
Floor oil Keeps the floors clean and brErhf
and gives them a polished finish. Good for
your furniture try it SOC q gallon delivered
Phone Main 545S OfTlne. I13 Pa ave y ~
washington. d. c, L. : A UEad b., ~
Govt and over eco families Tor ne
last = years
DON'T BUY FLOOR OIL until you've tries
ours, sc ga - ok -ETS.- Il hsIy,VARE
Co. 81 sth st. y. W Phone n 5O5L
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y J. AVE. \. ", 505-Tvzo Or three ufoeI,
furnished rooms parl0r floor; light house
keeping
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Sd St :. ", zis-Sioely luruisaea l.oas.
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BOARD
MEALS

First-Class and Tempting F0odz
Prices reasonable. Day week or month
14TH AND X y. W Is W cornsrl-
EXCELLENT HOTEL MEALS catered to
your apartment only SO a Eon-h- car YOU
heat IT, Phone MP. WILLIAMS SorIh 7457
O'Clock
Z ST n W. 2oe-First-class table hoard 81
80 Per month"; home cooking.
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HELP WANTED
Male and Female.

SHORTHAND AND TTPEwRTTTN}5-~o
uie-e course Pituan OF Ea-ues. $50 Cree
$50 syllable. s25. touch typeWr[rfuE- u-lLn
each course, with machine home free Pri-
Eate Instruction requiring from three 20 six
months 20 complete position guaranteed
SFE\OGEAPHIC INSTITUTE sI9 Colorado
BIdE
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STH ST n z. ZI5-F'urulshed. bright seem
Eoor room Tor one or two EenrIemen
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WINDOW CLEANING

HOW ABOUT THOSE DIRTY wTNDOW5T
White help and moderate prices LEON Z.
CAHOOE. Acme Window Cleaning Co, r.
moved 70 ga @ 81. - ". PhSla n 7159
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PHYSICIANS

DR.. REED, Specialist,
SO4 18th Street.
2 years successful practice in the cure
OF chrome and nervous diseases means hea "a
10 you II you suner from cs-arrh- OBESITY
rheumatism constipation pies, throat lung
brain. heart, blood and skin diseases r=rvoJs
deu1llIy. kidney diseases. bladder troubles
specfhc blood poisoning, erupJi0ls. Ulcers
CHARGES Low, INCLUDING MEDICINES
Private Waiting Rooms for Ladies.
O1fce Hours: 10 70 I. 3 to 6, Sundays ID 10 IL
ou4 sen ENTEEN1H ST. n W
New Light Booklet on DTugleSS
Healing he near infallibIe cure Tor in
fan-ile Paralysis. LOComOI0T-A taxa, ParaIy-
SIS. Rheumatism EriEht-s Disease. and the
incurable (sO-caIled) Ailments your Physf-
clan can't cure. Get Il. Read it. At office OF
mailed Free Watch this space Sunday
Consultation Free PTof H y .. PARKER
1G22 9Th St " W. Washington, D c
DR. NICHOLSON, SPECIALIST 9
Nervous. acute. and chronic diseases OF ever,
nature-Obesity, rheumatism. Stomach heart
IN er-Spectal troubles. structures, etc. Con-
suItation free 70 L, 20 :.
The END
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PAINTING

Il ELMER GRIFFIN,
Soss II st. y. ".
House and Sign Painting
Phone W 101 and " 1850.
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FLOOR FINISHING

OLD FLOORS COVERED with ane mar
Guetrz flooring, any design. also Old aoors
ref3nfshed. r. h LEA HERS E-Ioo- Fsis1s-
and RenoVato-- 1920 2Sd St y W
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18TH ST y W. 1II2-Tbree furnished rooms
siEEle OF en- suite
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wANTED-5G0 suits TO clean. dvt OF reuai-
Uniform and delivery a specially p =
MAHOSEY, 1876 L Y ". Prone n 4gTg N
CLEANING. pressing. dyeing cad rerno5eIi7v
OF ladies' and gents clothes our specis Tf,t2
deliEery. y. A. EMERSON. I3Zs WIG cva
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JOHN MARSHALL PL, Z22-Across fro
CILy LLaLI-Roozns for LIZ. .o-s..-..cl-E
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ST y y, sz5-SiceIy furnished rooms.
hot-vrater heat electric EghLss private
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----EtOCm near Capitol In which %
practice vioionCeiIo three hours three nights
q week BOX Ef6. Times Office
NTED-TUO or three adjoining rooms
near 18th, south Of Thomas Gree cave
complete description BOX 24s. Times Office.
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OPPENHEIMER, 514 9th.
UMBRELLAS RECOVERED
DENTISTRY

I'll kAIE PAINLESS DENTISTRY
Full OF teeth, S3-5o- Gold crolsuLs a
Bridgework, 8 Filings. Doc Up PAINLESS
EXTRACTION FREE y s ARMY &
F sts- Entranee. go st y " Phens
Main go
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! Clothes for \
2 Dashing In Style
All Wool--Tai
Guaranteed
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Z .'bt. igI ~. 's'gi :.
.-.e:--
1noS ~ rsFAstak !,
Your Money Back II You Aes Stet ~.
ished With the Msdicins We
4 Recommend.
We are 90 positive that our remedy
will permanently relieve constipation,
no matter how chronic 1t may be. that
we offer to furnish the medicine at
our expense should It fail 10 produce
satisfactory results.
1t is worse than useless to attempt
to cure constipation with catharic
drugs. Laxaives or caharics do much
harm. They cause q reaction, irri-
tate and weaken the bowels and tend
to make constipation more chronic.
Besides, their use becomes q habit
that is dangerous.
!. Constipation is caused by q weak.
ness Of the nerves and muscles of the
large intestine or descending colon.
To expect permanent relief you must
4 hn~ -A~
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" I'LL q U10I1N 14SW SUpCA
sell our competitors. ~
,o. n.1I;nkk y

;5.5:z::s;5s= 5,
S~SPSAhSSS wv 51es"S ~
- a. s... .-
lare of your business ..... D
rect Grocery 3.
BRINK, Prop. @
MINOT, N. D. q
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: ,sxou WANT rApm or CITY ?.
& N. w. l.
II P0STOFFIcs BUILDING.
,AH<N</N~~W
aeinot Woman insane.
lrs. Webb Of this city became v1o.
snntly insane and was taken to the
Innastowu asylum Saturday night by
nnnRty Dickinson. sN@. s.
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: 7 he Ward s.
O .... FRED OSSEN
q Corner 18th and Ward Sts.
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lngs; on r F. u. and telephone =
"a all can la l,eolo. uoeu ana

lu&6S On n T ~ anu V0l0pOOQ0 ~
ire: all can be broke; very fine
ubarb, aspsragrass, berry bushes, -
lickens or dairy in Ward county.
llance long time, low interest.
Q and small farms at snap prices
IG SPOTS IN MINOT
Dts in all parts Of Minot ct from s1Ooup.
payments Will double in value in
t snap prices and on payments Of 500
ents. ..
,PRRTY At LOWEST PRICES. see
MD co. :
CD. SHAFT. Manager
h am an experienced DIRE .maker. !!
Wish few calls out by day; prices
reasonable; please give me trial.
Address me. Gen. Del., Alice Miller,
city. .,a|s .... 317 t ~
Notice Of Leasing Of School and In.
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We have large list Of lar
and on very easy terms.
HOMES AND BUlLDl
We have large list of very nice
Any of these can be bought on very 90!
lesS thu an three years .... &
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10 UOW VpVU I0T I

- Of groceries. We una,
q We buy for cash, sell f.
u no losses. Our runnin
q lou get the benefit.
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8 I'M EIE[ {:
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ready for seed; 110U IN b
route; 10 acres fenced p
* meadow and garden patch;
etc best farm for trucking
Price t42o0, $1,000 cash,
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lies on our recommendation, They
are exceedingly pleasant to take, De
ing eaten like candy, anu are idea
for children, delicate persons and Old
folks, @ well q for the robust. They
act directly on the nerves and mus
cles OF the bowels. They apparently
have neutral action on other asso-
ciate organs or glands. They. do not
purge, cause excessive looseness. nor
create any Inconvenience Whatever.
They may be taken at any time. day
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these organs and restore them t,
healthier activity.
The discovery Of the active prin
ciple Of our remedy involved the labo
of the worlds greatest research chem
lists. AS an active agent it possesse,
the valuable qualities Of the bes
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- WPAY Cash Tor q
ID ..... We will appreciate q s
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can be broke Worth $500 o
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rolling, but soil is very good, at
".
7 miles from Minot. ITO acpAa
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- .tr. ---------------
II IL day looks kinder gloomy
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being particularly pleasant and
prompt in its results.
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Accident Not Reported-

Officially. the Navy Department does
not know that there has been an acct
dent in the North river, New York Con
SedUently. the department. in The words
Of the Chief of the Bureau Of Navigation,
can take no action. or make any com
ment in regard TO such an accident
I'D TO a ate hour this afternoon. Ad-
uliral VTeeland, the commanding officer
CT the squadron, had not advised the de-
partmcnt Of the nature or extent Of the
accident
Il is tire opinion OF Rear Admiral
Nicholson chief OF the Bureau OF Navi-
E1riou- that ne VIII not do so, until ne
Is sure of the list OF dead aud missing
Il vas explained that several men
counted missing. may merely have over
STAYED their leave, and To announce
them as missing and nossibly dead,
would cause their relatives unnecessary
alarm
II IS probable that Admiral VreeIand
VIII order al Investigation OF the acct
dent The matter Is entirely In his
hands. II he deems a court Of inquiry
necessary. he has fulI power 10 convene
such a court, independent OF The Navy
Department
The sailors on The New HAMPSHIRE
are loud in their praise OF Nidshipman
Chevalier. whose heTOism reflected great
credit on the navy but all efforts TO see
him were blocked by Ihe officers
It was learned that lie was a witness
before the board OF inquiry. but none OF
his testimony was made public
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batueship panorama Scores Of motor
boats lay about the ships. These did
splendid work in saving the drowning
men, and IL was not long before launch
IS put out from the battIeships to aid
in the work Of rescue.
The powerful Se2rchhghts OF the Gel
TIC, Louisiana Kansas, ard New Hamp-
shire were Immediately thrown on the
scene and aided in the task Of pick
ing out the struggling men Z dmiral
Nreelsnd, in charge Of the Second d.
vision Of the North Atlantic fiotilIa,
was on board the Louisiana, his flag
snip, when he heard Of the accident
He Immediately took charge.
MidShipman CheValier, who was in
charge OF the barge, is one Of the most
expert swimmers in the service. After
the boat began to sink he cut the tow
line and rescued three men who were
tIinging to il. besides doing heroic work
afC5TTVard-
His grief after the accident was In
tense. and he was sent to the battle
ship hospital
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Sailors Unable To Swim

Strange rs II may seem. many Of the
sailors from the barge were unable To
swim. They had small chance Of res
che and even those who were at nome
IN the water had 10 fight hard against
the heavy wind and tide, which bore
them upstream
Fortunately, the pleasant evening had
attracted large crowd TO view the
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WICKERSHAN TALKS
At PRISON CONGRESS
Attorney General Makes Ad-
dress Before Eighth In
national Assembly.

Observing al the pomp and ceremony
wit (which conventions are conducted
abroad when there are special repre-
seutatives Of foreign potentates pres
ent, the Eighth international Prison
Congress Convened in the auditorium al
the Bureau Of American Republics this
afternoon
Representatives Of thirty-nine foreign
countries were present as delegates
from the rulers Of the respective na-
lions IN formal manner the delegates
filed into the hall and were seated. the
foreign representatives in front and the
American delegates just behind them
Specially invited guests Of distinction
and members Of the International Pris-
on Commission were seated at the east
OF the platform, which was occupied by
members Of the International Bureau,
Attorney General Wickersham, as the
apUOintee o. President Taft and pTesi-
cent d'hone-Ir Of the congress. ard the
officers OF the DrEa MIA ton
The president Charles r Henderson.
professor OF sociology at the University
OF Chicago, formally declared the con
uress open and Immediately introduced
the Attorney General OF the United
States
Attorney General Wickers1am n vel
coming the delegates TO the first cOnyen-
ton to - he'd IN this CouT Try said tr-At
the iports nee OF the subJC--s treated by
the organization and the eno-ts their
deliberations would haze upon PRISON
reform and the uplifht Of unf0rJuu2tes
could not De Cverestimated
Attorney General ksICEgrS aarl in -
coming the guests said that re did 50
with especial pleasure, fOr. while the
original proposal for an international
congress on peniteuttary ana refOrma-
tory reform was made BY tie United
States, this. the eighth meeting Of the
congress. was the first to be held IN
this country.
He declared that q vast change had
taken place In the attitude o. civilized
communities toward the subject Of the
pre-e1tion and punishment o. crime
since the appearance OF the book emit
tied .-ThougE5s on Executive Justice
Particularly on the Circuits published
in London in I7S5-
SPEAKING cf the work accomplished
since the inauguration OF the peniten-
tiarv and reformatory movement, he
SAID
'-Succes sive Congresses have done
much To improve the condition Of penal
en- and direct enlightened human
thought respecting the whole subject Of
crime and its punishment
In no field can the work OF prevent
ing crime be carried on with more fruit
fuI results. in no field has II L-sen apVlie7
with more encouraging results. than IN
the dealing with Juvenile defenders Men
merit. and modern legislation. reCoguiz-
ing this truth, has busied itself with de-
Vising means Of saving the vOGnE from
The consequences Of an environments OF
such character a. almost necessarily TO
make them criminals"
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CHURCHES BEGIN
WINTER PROGRAMS
Made In Services
With First Sunday In
October.

Today being the first Sunday Of DC
tober the winter programs went into
effect in a large nuni1er= OF the churches
Of various denominations throughout the
city. particularly in the Catholic churches
where the late services were celebrated
as high masses, instead of low ones, as
has been the custom since June 1.
An unusual feature OF the days SER
vices was the installation Of four new
pastors in as many churches OF different
denominations throughout the city. and
the delivery OF their initial sermons.
OF these new pastors. the Rev 4 Eiez
SVEN is the only one that has held a
pastorate ia Washington previously, and
he admits that IL IS Inconsistencies so
intense that Il united him Cor work
anywhere else that caused his return
TO washington
Mr. SVEN declares that his present
life work In this city is the establish
ment Of q new Baptist congregation.
and the first meeting with this object
IN view viii be held tonight n the audi
forum OF Typographical Temple. ~ G
street northwest, at s o'clock. The
subject OF Mr. SVEN discourse viii be
Why Returned 20 washington"
breaches Initial Sermon.
. The Rev Frank J. Goodwin. the new
pastor OF the Nj Pleasant COngrega-
tionai Church, at the corner Of Four
teenth street and Columbia road. made
his initial apHearance is the pulpit OF
Ibis church this morning and preached a
snort sermon with The text from sam
uel- And there went with Him a hand
81 men whose hearts God had strength
ened.-f
Succeeds Dr.. Allison.
Tie Rev. Charles Everest Granger,
who has succeeded the Eev. DIT John
Pr-Soyterlan Church IL Johnson City.
J eT1l, as pastor Of LLe GuutOn-Temyie
Memorial Presbyterian Church, Dr. -acled
MS nrst sermon IN the pulpit e this
church this morning.
The Rev Mr. Granger has lust c0r7r
20 TINS city from Newark. y. J.. where
ne occupied the pulpit IL the Central
Fresbyte terrain Church, and from which
city there have come glowing reports
Of his abilities as a speaker and a
pastor.
Begins Duties At Bnghtwood-
The fourth pastor TO take charge Of a
new Washington church was the Rev
Charles 5. Cole. formerly pastor Of the
PetSOTth Methodist Episcopal Church,
who gave up that pastorate on account
Of III health. but who has recovered SUI
aciently TO accent a call 90 the Bright
wood Park Methodist Church.
Rally Service Held.
In early all the Methodist churches
throughout the city rally services
were held today.
Today being the Feast Of the Holy
Rosary the services at all the Catholic
churches in the city related IN some
manner TO this devotion, that al s.
Domiufc's Church. at Sixth and +
streets southwest. being especially
prominent In its relation 70 this form
Of Catholic devotion
The winter program al Trinity CathO-
lie Church went into erect this morning.
when the service al II clock vas cele-
brated as "a high mass, instead OF the
usual low one. as has been the custom
throughout the sumner months NeS-
per services Will be held this evening
at 80
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Conditions In Hungary.

As great in importance, perhaps, as
any address which viii be delivered be
fore the congress during its three days
Of session. was that OF Ricki- e BeIlye-
chief Of the Hungarian prison system
The eminent Hungarian sJciologist
told Of prison and peniteutiary condi-
lions 81 his native land ard compared
them 10 the Institutions which he has
seen in America during the few weeks
.our the international association has
Just made OF prisons. jails, pententiaries
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and refOrmatOTies in the middle West.
States.
As is always found 20 be the case,
said the speaker, there were many ad-
vautages IN the systems OF America
over those OF Hungary, and there were
also evident many methods which could
be bettered here by a study OF the Grim
fnal systems Of Hungary and other
European countries
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DISTRICT SCHOOLS
SET NEW RECORD
Number of Pupils Enrolled Already
Larger Than Last
Year.

Enrolment in the District schools
this year is expected 10 show a big in
crease over that Of last
According to ". V. Cox. president of
the Board OF Education, the maximum
enrolment probably viii reach 500.
which will be a gain Of 200 over the
session OF. Ie09-I9l0.
At present the enrolment is 49.7S3. or
an increase Of 1,S72 over that Of. today
& year ago
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WOMEN CAN FORCE
SINGLE MORAL CODE

Continued from First Psgey
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Succeeds Dr.. Allison.
Bonn Duties At BHghtwoOd.

The fourth pastor 70 take charge OF a
new Washington church was the Rev.
Charles 5. Cole. formerly pastor of the
PeJSOTth Methodist Episcopal Church,
who gave up that pastorate on account
OF III health. but who has recovered SUI
aciently to accent q call 20 the Bright
unoa parE II q --nlIs 81 (-hrLrrr-
The Washington times., 1910-10-02
MAY CLOSE PLANT.

Plant shoe factory. one Of the largest
in the world, may be closed within a
short time as 2 result Of its recent re-
ported sale TO the United Shoe Machin-
cry Company