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demanding instant action. Actual want,
the clergymen told their pewholders, is
treated in just the way that does the
most good, tending toward the encourage
ment of self-heip rather than indlscrimi-
nate giving
Tells of New York.
Rev. DR.. Frank Oliver Hall. Of New
York. preaching in the pulpit OF Rev
John Van Schaick. r.. at the Church Of
Our Father. told graphically the story Of
the charitable movements of the me-
tropolis. He said the Associated Charities
is performing miracles in the congested
districts Of New York. and that the or
ganization is bringing about splendid re-
suits In every city in the country.
Walter S. Ufford. secretary of the As
ISOLATED Charities. gave a plain talk
about facts and figures az the Hamline
Methodist Church. He said the present
winter has been the hardest in years,
and that every resource had been brought
TO bear to relieve the situation. He as
serted the Charity Sunday" idea was
resorted to as a final plea to the COM
Portable public. and he believed the move
will be successful
Rev. DR.. Roland Cotton Smith. pastor
of st. Johns Episcopal Church, chose
the following text: rs not this the fast
that I have chosen? to loose the bands
OF wickedness7 to undo the heavy bur
dens. and TO let the oppressed go free, and
that We break every yoke? Is 1t not 10
kaF
thou bring the poor that are cast out to
thy house? when thou seest the naked
that thou cover him: and that thou hide
not myself from thy own fesh?"
Organized charity" he said. as abb
solutely Indispensable in the social vel
fare of a city like Washington. You
must hold out your hand and help those
who are in dire Distress and you must
give Of your goods that they may live.
It is not 10 their comfort that you give.
but that they may exist"
DR., William T. Russell preached
strong sermon for the cause at St. Pat
rick's Church. He called upon Catholics
to realize the necessity which brought
about such a widespread movement in
the city and appealed 10 the inherent
generosity of the followers Of the faith
70 respond again. A number of other
Catholic churches heard similar appeals.
Rabbi simon Explains.
Rabbi Abram Simon. Washington He
brew Congregation, declared those Of the
Jewish faith are charitable in spite Of
adverse criticism of the ignorant. He
said the synagogues give freely. and
that this appeal will not be in vain.
Rev Samuel II. Greene, OF the Cal
vary Baptist Church; Rev. {. C. B.
Pierce, All soHls' Church; Rev. J. How
ard Wells, Mount Vernon Place Church,
and Rev. Samuel H. Wood, First Con-
gregational Church, were among the
many clergymen who chose Charity as
their texts yesterday.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-02-21

The body of Col A. Howell Nickerson,
who died Friday, attended by a military
escort under the auspices OF the Union
Veteran Legion and the Grand Army of
the Republic. will be conducted to Ar
lington National Cemetery for burial this
afternoon. The Second Army Corps viii
attend. Services viii be held at 2 o'clock
in the family apartments at the Lennox.
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TELLS OF ISLAND MISSIONS.

Rev. Harry Farmer, OF Philippines,
Addresses EpwOrth Leasuers.
An interesting lecture was given last
night at meeting of the Hamline Ep-
worth League on the work the Methodist
Episcopal Church is doing in the Philip
pines.
The address was deliy cred by Rev.
Harry Farmer, missionary Of the Meth
odist Church to the Philippine Islands.
Stereopticon views illustrated the work
of the leagues of the Washington district
in Vigan and other stations
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-02-21
Nudge Hutchins ConvaIescing.

Judge F. z. Hutchins, OF the Depart
ment OF Justice, who has been Ill at his
home In Riggs place for the last sew
eraI weeks, is convalescing. His physi-
clan assures him he will be able to re-
sumo his duties within a short time.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-02-21
LOCAL MENTION.
EXCURSIONS TO-DAY,

Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Company's
steamers from foot Of Seventh street for Old Point
Comfort and Norfolk daily at 6a5 D. m.
Steamer Charles Manchester for Mount Vernon.
Leaves Seventh street wharf at 10 a. n. and las
d m
Cars from Fifteenth street and New York avenue
every quarter h1lr for Zoo Park. Chevy Chase. aud
keuSingtO1.
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rwo soIdiers COMMENDED.

A special order has been Issued by
Lieut.. Col II. c. Davis commencing the
courage and energy displayed by Corp.
John Malone. Forty-seventh Company.
Quartermaster's Department, stationed at
Fort Washington, in saving Private
Brown. who fell into the icy river 100
yards off the Fort Washington shore.
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WnshInrton,s Leadlnr narber.

Jas w Muse, late of The Herald Bldg,
Barber Shop. welcomes all his old
| friends in his new location, at the Bond
| Bldg. Barber Shop us l4th st. NV.
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LAUDS CHRIST'S LAW
DR.. Shannon Glad Girls Won
Strike in New York.
VICTORY OVER SELFISH MEN
Methodist Pastor, Preaching About
"SermOn ON the Mount" BIames
gard of Mankind for the Golden
RuIe-Marriage Sacred Institution.

At the Metropolitan Memorialt NJ. E.
Church last night Rev. DR.. John Reid
Shannon preached the sixth sermon OF
his series on his travels in Bible lands.
He journeyed with his congregation from
the Sea of Galilee, by way of Mount
Hatten and Cana, to Nazareth.
Describing Mount Hatten, Or. Shan
non said: ION this mount Christ preach
ed the so-caIled Sermon on the Mount
This mount is an upland about sixty
feet above the plain at its base. In the
teachings which He gives here, Christ
sets for the golden law of the Common
wealth, which He comes TO establish, in
these words: Whatsoever ye would that
men should DO to you. do ye even so to
them
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-02-21

Narrow bands Of fur are being used for
the couture. chinchilla for brunettcs. and
sable for blends being the usual choice.
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MEDICAL.
DR.. SHADE SPECIALIST,

WashinEton's Oldest Specialist.
81 years practice treating Nervous and
Chronic Diseases; also stomach, lungs,
asthma, eataTfa appendicitis. liver heart. Kidneys.
bladder structure, discharges, general debility, and
special weakness: blood sad skin diseases. Special
and private ailments Of both cured quickly.
Consultation free. Hours, go to 100 and TO
daily Sundays. $50 to 1874. Chandler Building-
EsystoF and phone.
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Good In Science.

THAT comprehends everything that is
good in the science of sociology; that
law is the solvent OF the most perplex-
ing social and Industrial problems of
to-day. and the only arrangement OF po-
litica economy by which men viii ever
live together in peace in mutual inter
ests. bottsms itself on this law.
More than fifty thousand young wom-
en- strikers shirt-waist makers-in New
York City have carried on to victory the
most remarkable strike OF women in the
history Of the worlds labor troubles;
they have carried On this strike. battling
heroically for a sufficient wage to en-
able them 10 live without betraying
honor. without selling their virtue.
Thank God. they have won their
fight Why do young women have TO
wage such a long. hard, bitter. desperate
struggle for tolerable living conditions?
Because rich. selfish. avarice-consumed
men trample heartlessiy upon the law OF
Christs social order: Whatsoever ye
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-02-21
C.. ,1,a Advanca Snrgng Showiup

OF elegant fabrics at the tailoring estab-
lishment of E. II. Snyder & Co, Ill Pa.
ave. Special attention is directed to the
new Spring Overcoatings. Reasonable.
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War with Honor.

The man who belittles and caricatures
marriage is a frst-class scoundrel, or a
rotten bigamist. or a masculine beast.
Anything that is antagonistc TO the mar
riage institution is at war with mans
honor, with WOman's purity, with the
foundations OF society. In proportion as
people rise from the plane Of the animal
creation do they come TO have exalted
conceptions Of marriage as a holy estate,
that ennobles life and fuiflls the original
purpose of Gods creation
DR.. Shannon concluded by describing
Nazareth, The mountain town that was
the home of Jesus for thirty years. "Out
Of this town., said the preacher. comes
forth the Christ who is the one incom-
parable character of the ages. the Master
OF the illumined centuries, the Author
Of the new and nobler eras Of humanity. -
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-02-21

OF cookers, gas ranges. water heaters
SIC 18th ste. A Muddiman & Co.-1204 G.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-02-21
PASTORS AID CAUSE
Washington Pulpits Dedi'
Gated to Charity.
ALL CREEDs UNITE ON PLAN

Ministers in Various Churches Voice
Appeals for Support of the Assoc
ciated Charities and Citizens Re-
lief Association In the Alienation
of Suffering in the Nations Capital.
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would that men should do to you. do ye
even so to them
1T is the disregard of this law that
makes the cost of living in our country.
to the average man, well-nigh intoler-
able and unbearable, while great trusts
dealing with the necessities OF life are
so gorged and overswollen with money
as to be constantly distributing TO them
selves millions of surplus.
Our country yields more than twenty
billions of wealth each year. and yet. by
reason Of the cost of living, there is
abroad in our land spirit of restlessness
that threatens stupendous political reac-
tions"
DIR. Shannon next gave a word picture
of the Jewish wedding at Cana. at which
Jesus worked the miracle of changing
water into wine.
THE holy estate OF marriage" said the
preacher, quoting from the marriage cere-
mony. Christ adorns and beauties by
his presence, and the first miracle that
he works In Cana of Galilee. Marriage
is a heaven descended institution. 1t is
a divine ordinance. inhering in the very
creation os the human race. II is writ
ten in mans nature, in woman's nature,
in the fact that God created them male
and female
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-02-21

uOunSe n0VCL
begins n ne March Number
"A SUCCESSFUL WIFE"
A story of wide charm rarely told
1t il the eternal womans problem married happiness
AUoroe
One in every twelve is driven to divorce but
this works out successfully. Opinions differ
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Told in GREATNESS fashion The facts are so vivid
that they hurry the story along The second chapter
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demanding instant action. Actual want,
the clergymen told their pewholders, is
treated in just the way that does the
most good, tending toward the encourage
ment of self-help rather than indiscrimi--
nate giving.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-07-16

the other. 'rob reckon my pride Is as
touchy as yoh own. Come. fill up yoh
glass. sub. Yoh're n good fellow. and
I'm a good fellow. We're both good
fellows. sub. A Randall never yet re-
fused to back his opinion. and ten
thousand is as much n picayune affair
TO me as TO Soh II yoh persist I'm go
ing broke. III take yoh bet. sub. The
best two out OF three. My cards. I
reckon. There's my money. sub
And he thumped a buckskin bag on
the table.
Covered. suh." replied Moreau. care
lessly peellng or ten $1,000 bills.
BY now the unconcern which Mr.
Randall displayed was entirely au-
thentic. FOR his incessant attention 10
his glass had lent him a bibulous cour-
age aud defiance Of the future. in
which lurked no wholesome ieaven OF
caution. Moreover. his pride had been
delicately touched to the quick. ard
rather than appear n "piker" before
this magnificent acquaintance be
would readily have hazarded his en-
tire estate Pride Of family was his
fetch. and a Randall he considered.
was an Admirable Crichtop, who could
be beaten.at nothing. All this was
quite aside from his desire 10 uphold
his self bestowed reputation OF man OF
the world and the immutabIe convic-
ton that HIS luck had turned. There
was no doubt that IL he had not sold
his sugar crop for such an unexpect.
edly high figure he would not have
embarked on his subsequent gentle
carouse. nor. although OF n jovial na-
ture, SO quickly formed a friendship
with the magnificent aud highly esti-
mable Colonel Moreau. owner OF the
very delicate sense OF honor. Although
In that period. a decade or so before
the war which severed the country.
but 10 ultimately knit Il the more FIRM
" together, the punch bowl was an
institution m every southern house
hold. Mr.. Randall was not what Is
termed drinking man. and II was
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-07-16

anu then try 10 90 me out Of the spoils.
That don't go. Kirby. I'm too old a
hand. Keep that line OF talk for sap
heads. The Randall plantation is sold
under the hammer. and l get two
thirds or
"Or whst?" coIdly demanded Kirby,
carefully pocketing the deed You
know me. Dir. Moreau. so don't try
TO pull a derringer. IT'S considerably
safer TO wait until my back is turned
1 say Mr.. Randall himself viii destroy
this deed and that his plantation wis
not be sold. and you may believe t.
or not. just as you like That ten thou
sand you virtually stole l csnnot. IN
fortunately. refund; but. believe me.
that is the entire extent OF your stesl-
ings. For once IN your life you are
going TO release a victim before he has
been completely sucked dry; for once
in your life You are going 70 be half
way decent
"DecentY' beloved the other
That's a compliment from one OF
yoh standing
Like yourself. / game for living.
Mr.. MOreau." coldly interrupted Klr-
by; but, unlike yourself. I endeavor
TO do so honestly. and have never
yet stopped TO the methods which You
exclusively employ. Although you are
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4 COPYRIGHT. 1908. BY THE

Subtle hur1oT. tear jr1peIljng
pathoS, dueIi1s. lynch Iov, SUI
eide, attempted murder. gam
bling, heart ENHANCEMENT and
realistic character drawing COM
bfne to make Cameo Kfr6y" an
u1uSuol play and an unusual
novei---a cameo Of modern f5c-
ffO1 finely craven. richly set; q
word cameo by those master
craftsmen Booth Harrington and
Harry Leon Wilson, whereon are
shifting pictures Of the old days
along the Mississippi when the
Matches and the Robert Z. Lee
raced to New Orleans with for
tunes at stake; old days when
gamblers, amateur and Drofes-
siOnoI, won and lost almost uu-
belfepd6Ie sums on the river
steamers; days when Marx Twain
Wos a pilot ard when the real
life prototype Of Jim BIudso Of
fhe Prairie Belle held her noz-
zIe og'in the bank till the last
g0Ioot" wGs ashore. A veil
born, IveH infeuttoned young man
through association with bad
companions becomes an accom-
pIiShed gambler. Falsely &C
cuSed Of murder, he meets a
young girl with wHo1l he fails
in love. How vital complications
BATTLE him, how conspiracy
places his life in the balance.
how the love Of q pure woman
may work wonders in the rcecu-
GRAFTON Of q nlan---fRcse themes
ana others give Cameo KIRBY"
IFS thrill, IT'S fascination, it DOW
erful heart interest
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-07-16

the turn OF a single card at poker. for
that was the game that was being
played-stakins ii as indiferentIy as
he had staked and lost its prececes-
sors.
He pulled himself together with the
air Of one who. guilty of a false start.
IS but the more confident OF the fu.
ture. while he reflected with some
pride that his extended hand was as
sseady as that OF his impassive oppo-
nent. AS the cards lay he was beaten
but luck must eventually change. and
a four card inside straight" was his
weakness-weakness and strength. for
when be drew 20 one he filled"
Here's luckT said Colonel Moreau
heartily. extending the pasteboard
ITS bound to change some time, sub.
and e7en a niggah could beat a measIy
pair OF deuces. I'll take three"
Randall glanced at his card and as
he laid IL face down on the table
strove 60 keep the sudden exultation
from his eyes. But as MOreau spread
out his draw. disclosing trash. the
planter lost his momentary self con
troll
drew TO an inside straight and
hlled IT, by gadr' he cried excitedly.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-07-16

CAMEO KIRBY-rHE WORST oNE IN rHE
RIVER
solely on his yearly business trips 20
the Crescent City that he permitted
himself any latitude in that direction.
Meanwhile Mr.. Randall had shut.
fed. dealt and lost the first showdown.
The next. however he won. only 10
lose the third and last.
Il calculate" observed Moreau. care
lessly sweeping toward him the buck
skin bag, that have proved my the
DRY, sub. Yoh tide has not turned. ex.
cept fOh the worse. An even bet that
yoh lose the best out OF the next six
hands. Wen make 1t that number IN
order 10 give yoh Randall luck "a
chance To came in. foh ii really seems
as II IL was very bashful. sub Do yoh
take mey OF co'se yoh are the doctor.
sub, as I an the winner"
The bird being plucked. the vulture
was no longer scrupulously careful re
garding its department. and. in fact.
II Mr.. Randall had been himself he
could not but have noted the contempt
and deriSion in the eStimable colonerS
voice and eyes.
Yes. ] am the doctor. sub" replied
the PLANTER thickly. "and a Randall
never quits. Never. sub! take yoh.
and ] .r7ise yoh bet Fifty thousand
that beat you ION out OF six. That's
the way play. sub. Now, do you take
me. Colonel MOreau?"
A momentary establishment dickered
in the others eyes. for il seemed as II
the bird had not been picked so clean
ly as he had supposed. Il reckoned
yoh cleaned out. suh." he said eau
uously. IF yoh're serious. OF co'se /
take yoh'
Mr. Randall. swaying unsteadily,
promptly slammed green morocco
wallet on the table. THAT and a deed
70 my plantation. colonel. against yoh
winnings and fohty thousand am
about to show yoh. sun. how a Ran
dali plays poker. stake everything
/ own on the fact that yOh leave this
table dead broke. sub Here'S TO the
Rancall luck. and to the devil. sub.
with everything else" And. drinking
20 this admirable sentiment. he raised
HIS glass. drained il at a draft and
sent ii crashing TO the door.
lupine twist came 10 the others
lips as ne produced pen. ink and pa
per. ''Yoh Just make out that deed
now, sub" he said suavelv. INV name
is Colonel Jacques Gaspard Deschamps
Moreau, and very much at yoh service.
sun
lie stopped and whirled about. the
pen extended In his hand, as the door
OF the private stateroom opened. Civ
ing admittance to a man OF perhaps
thirty-hve. who exuded a certain de
bonair and rakish atmosphere. At the
neck OF this gentIeman's deliberately
friiled shirt there cleaned a huge
cameo. and companion stones fastened
the cuffs 1T his wrists
Gentlemen. your servant, and my
humble apologies" he said, with an
elaborate bow. II trust this Is not an
untimely intrusion"
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There's the turn I'm the tide. colonel,
IL rarely ever goes back on me. That's
what I've been waiting fob. Let me
draw 70 n four card inside straight
and I'll bet my immortal soul that /
IN her. Yes. sub"
A satiric CLEAN fiCkared I'm Moreau's
black eyes RS DE indiderently showed
his lost bet across the table
zone thousand 20 yoh. subj" ne said
courtcously, sitting yawn-"a most
remarkable example Of good fortune
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FRO BE Continued
Lunatic sfavs Ais Fatber

Bud Plant. who escaped from the
state asylum for the insane at Parsons.
Kan. returned to his home and killed
his father as he lay asleep. He first
struck him with club and then cut
his throat. Ten years ago he killed his
brother and was adjudged insane.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-07-16
FeIl Dead on lis pInm-

While blowing on his farm. near
Durham. n. c.. former Congressman
John Nj. &twater dropped over dead.
He was seventy years old.
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CHATTER L.

"CN1NE card" said John Randall
nj quietly. extending a hand
TiUr as firm as was his voice
GHa51 For the first time In TWEEN
ty-four hours the debt OF intoxlcatior
was paid solely 10y his eyes. Perhap,
the pile OF double eagles strewn before
him on the green balze table conveyed
a fugitive and SOLDERING realization Of
the present; drove home the fact. a..
only hard earned money can. that thi,
delightful deviation OF the senses. thi,
genial warmth ~ body and soul. thi,
impression that ne was a nabob who
might hazard with care free hand
was purely fictitious and that the
morning would find him a sepulchcr
hned with the decaying bones OF dead
emotions ard the living worm or re-.
morse That pile OF gold twinklinc
under the oil lamps in private state.
room OF the John W. Shotweu repre-
sented one-tenth Of his yearly income
and yet he was buthely stalking 81 on
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CHAPTER IL.

Is a private stateroom.
Ill sub" interrupted Moreau.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-09-01
INCREASES
FOURTH IN DECADE
PREDICTED FEDERAL CENSUS
WILL BE VERY CLOSE TO
2,135,O0O, A GAIN OF
486,426.

Washington, D. C.-The federal CEN
u of Chicago for 1910 will show
the western metropolis to have 9
population Of approximately 1885,
900 according to the reports from
authentic sources today. This is an
approximate increase Of 436,4z5 In
habitants in the last decade, or near
ly Is per cent.
The Official figures which will be
made public by the census bureau in
a few days will show 1t is said, that
Chicago's population has gained at =
rate on paper with that Of New York.
if not greater. The 2,13o,000 figures
is declared to be but q few hundred
from the exact number which the
federal enumerators have reported to
the bureau.
Washington, d. c.-The following
populations were given out today BY
the census bureau:-
Buffalo. N. Y, 423.715. an in
crease Of 71.328; Denver. Colo. 213,-
381, an increase of 1883; New Al
bany, a township Of indiana. includ-
ing New Albany, 25.276: Connells-
Vile Borough, Pa, 1885; Boone,
Ia, 10,345, an increase of 146s.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-09-01
DIVIDE WORK
IN H DISTRICT

Deadwood, S. D.-A new district
is to be created for the Methodist
churches in this part of the state
next month. Rev. r. H. Dolliver, q
brother of United States Senator J..
P. Dolliver, Of Iowa, is at present
district superintendent for the
Black Hills, but has found his duties
more than one man can attend to, so
he will be given charge of the south
ern part of the Black Hills and the
country east Of that to the Missouri
river. Rev. Hugh Hay, now pastor
of the local Methodist church. II to
be the e district superintendent
for this section. he having jurisdic-
ton over the northern Hills and the
section north and east Of here to the
North Dakota boundary and east to
the river. He viii be succeeded In
Deadwood by Rev. Edwards Of OF
tumwa, Ia. as pastor Of the local
church.