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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-17
ASSA|L CATHOLIC Church
FOR FERRER EXECUTION
Mild Sensation Caused by
Speakers at Meeting of
the Secular League.

Anti-clerical speeches marked the meet
ing of the Washington Secular League
held at Pythan Temple yesterday after
noon to commemorate the first anniyer-
sary of the execution of Francisco Ferrer,
the Spanish educator. T.. j. Tut, the
only speaker who defended the attitude
of the Roman Catholic Church, scored
sentiment previously expressed amid cries
of disapprovaI from some of the mem
bers. A mild sensation ensued when Mr..
Tut grew personal in his remarks. The
audience seemed to be divided, and Prof.
Hyland C. Kirk, president of the league,
was unable to control the assemblage for
several minutes. When order was finally
restored the meeting was promptly adj
journed.
Arturo Y. Casanova, the first speaker,
declared Ferrer was bounded to his death
by Spanish Catholic priests.
Called Crime Against Progress.
Dr. AFRO ]. Cory was even more severe
in his remarks. He condemned Ferrer's
execution as a crime against civilization
and progress, inspired by theological and
political bigotry and intolerance. He de-
MED that Ferrer was a believer in or ad-
vocate Of. violence. He said in conclusion:
'Ferrer's crime was that he sought by
means Of his principles of democracy to
spread modern scientific education in
Spain. in opposition to medieval super
stition and autocracy. His death was
not only a crime, but a mistake which
makes him a martyr. Ferrer was a Span
ish John Brown whose soul goes
marching on
Prof E. c. Kenny then sang 'Ferrer's
Hymn and Mrs William NJ. Fiegen-
baum read a poem dedicated to the oc-
caSion.
Up to this time the meeting had moved
smoothly, but Thomas E. VIII, the next
speaker condemned the church In even
more bitter terms than the previous
speakers. Those members who did not
agree with his sentiments began to get
FESTIVE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-17
Altamont Spring Water.

of all liquids water is the most pow
erfui and general solvent"
Because of this property the health
officer of Pittsburg said: "A pure wa
ter is most medicinal of all waters.
Aitamont is pure.
Phone Main 1914. SIC 14th St NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-17
CITY ITEMS.

The international Bible Students' Ass'a
announces that Mr.. Menta sturgeon will
speak at 30 pm. Tuesday. October II.
in Old Masonic Temple, corner 9th and Y
streets NV, on a subject of interest TO
all Christians. Admission and seats free.
Np collection.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-17
your Good Sense VIII Tell You

that furniture prices at Grogan's are
fair because you do your buying from
price tags marked in plain figures, and
know just what the prices are, before any
questions are asked in regard to how or
when you wish to pay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-17
Concert at Fort Nyer

BY the 18th U. 8. Cavalry Band,
Monday. October II. at pm,
G. r. Tyrreh, director
March, Pirates Of Penzance."
Terrazzi
Overture, "Blue Belf'.. .Chattaway
Intermezzo, Flying Arrow"
Hoitzmann
Waltz, Salute to Nations"
Kretchner
Characteristic, ''Darky's Jambo-
pee. s.................-.. Puerner
Selection, Fifty Miles From Bos-
Paraphrase. "How Fair Art Thou"
Neswabba
"War March Of the Priests
Mendelssohn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-17
Lecture on Steam and Steam Engine

A lecture on Steam and the Modern
Steam Engine" will be given next We'd
.nesday evening to the National Associa-
ton of Stationary Engineers, No. Z, by
Joseph /. Keefer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-17

Attend Great Frederick Fair October
17-21. Tickets sold for regular Baltimore
& Ohio trains October II to q valid for
return until 22d, at $3.50; for special
train. leaving Washington am. 10th,
returning leave Frederick $50 pm same
day, 31.7O.-Advt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-17

I'd and Ind. Ave. NV, Star Brunch.
Butler & Fields Pharmacy, Sd and In
diana avenue northwest, receives Want
Ads" for The Star. Wanted Help and
Rooms for Rent advertisements are only
cent per word each insertion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-17
Boy Hurt. Wheel Demolished.

Bernard Cook, colored boy. was hit
by street car this morning while riding
a bicycle at 18th and $ streets. He was
cut on the head and his wheel was de-
molisEed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-17
Joins Mandolin Climb.

Miss Frances Carpenter of Washington,
a member of the class Of 1912 at Smith
College. has been admitted to the mando-
lin club OF the college. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-17

but Claude 10 insensible. He doesn't even
know what hit him. He IL utterly uncon-
sclous Of the fact that Rosamond II in
Desmond's power, and that Desmond has
come back to make his revenge complete by
putting Claude out OF business. But we
know all about 1T. That Desmond can't
deceive Ms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-17
Unexpected Company VIII Not Find

you without a suitable treat if a case OF
HECRICH S "MAERZEN' Is kept on hand.
A favorite with the particular. Grocers or
phone Arlington Bottling Co, West "a
oc11-5d
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-17
Rhine Wine Vinegar,

Imported from Germany. Unsurpassed in
quality. Dilutable. c5c full OF. Chr. Xander,
200 eth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-17
Popular Excur.ion, Bsltimore

Popular Excursion, Baltimore and
Ohio r. R., October %. Leave Union sta
tion S:15 am. $1OO to Harpers Ferry
and Martinsburg, s1.35 to Berkeley
Springs and 500 to Cumberland
and return. by special train. returning
same day. Splendid opportunity for de-
lightful outing cheap.-Advt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-17

Eisinger Bros, POO 9TH. Quote Lowest
figures on all millwork and lumber Your
order promptly delivered. Phone N I113
oc17-d, exSu,3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-17

For Delicious Potomac Black Bass
and Maryland fried chicken go to CABIN
JOHN BRIDGE HOTEL Famous for its
excellent cuisine. Phone Toll 54-4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-17
YOUR Liver

Will be reused to the performance Of its impor-
taut functions and your biliousness sick head
ache and constipation will be relieved. II You
take Hoods Pills, easy to take. easy to operate,
gentle, thorough, purely vegetable. susar-coated.
Remember, there is no real substitute. and
always insist on having
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-17

1911 Model Davis Sewing Machines
now on exhibition. Expert repairs. 9l3 9th
St NV. oci7-1,2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-17

Ask for Jos. Phillips "OrlGinalr san.
sages at first-class places only. Ask your
grocer. Ask the waiter. se30-tf,2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-17

Aero Flights Are Attracting Great
throngs to College Park. TTCO taxicabs
and touring cars. So hour. Tel. N 12l2.-
Advt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-17

Desmond wanted to carry Rosamond away
in the chariot. but the horse wouldn't leave
the Are without orders from the chief. II
IL Aad been one Of the Aremen. Desmond
might have bluf1eA him. but You can't blur
2 horse. Consequently he has to carry
ROSamond away In his arms. Wouldn't
CLAUDE be mad II he saw himS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-17

Carpenter Work Of All Kinds.
e. d. Collins. 10 18th NV. Telephone.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-17

The Great Bear Is an Ideal Table
water Office. $50 r ne. Phone n. 1872
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-17
Phone 2o2s for HinkeI to Call

for the carpets and rugs you wish clean
ed. Prompt, satisfactory work at lowest
cost. Mattresses remade 4sS Me. ave. sw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-17

the home in perfect condition they are pa -
teurized. This precaution preserves their
goodness intact. Purest and oldest. > doz.
Lager, Sl.lO; doZ MaerZen or Senate,
Sl.1o; bottle rebate, J0c. Phone w. 1850
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-17

Oh. mercy! Who'd ever believe that any
body could be cruel ~ to roast q man to
death when he isn't looking: Why, you
wouldn't treat . dog that way, would you4
0f course you wouldn't. And II you did you
wouldn't wear q dress suit and pose a. q
I'm melOdrama.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-17
LOCAL MENTION.
Amusements Tonight.

Standardization Courtenay and Des-
mond Kelly in "Arsene Lupin," Sis pm.
Belasco-"Lew Fields in THE Summer
Widowers," S:15 pm.
CoIumbia-"The Third Degree" Sis
pm.
Chase's-Polite vaudeville. SIS pm.
New Academy-''The Man of the
Hour,"S:15 pm.
Gayety-"The New Jersey Lilies SIS
pm.
New Lyceum-''The Washington So
ciety Girls S:15 pm.
Casino-Vaudeville and moving pictures,
12:45 to $40 and 6:45 TO IL pm.
Majestic-Vaudevilie and moving pic
lures. TO 5 and Z TO IL pm.
Cosmos-Vaudeville and moving pic
lures, IL am. 10 IL pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-17
Electric Rea ding Lights

ard Gas Drop Lights; full stock.
GIG 18th ST. c. 4. Muddiman & Co. 1904
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-17
Hoods Pills

Get q box today. 25c. Druggists or mali of
O. l. Hood Co.. lowell. Mass.
If MADE By HOOD IT'S GOOD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-17

Expert mechanics. Prompt attention.
Moran Co, 2126 Pa. ave. Phone w. 219.
The evening world., 1910-12-12
HOW SPICES ARE JUGGLED.

Icy Ally. Pn&s0r 81 CA4uy sst Phya~A Massachusetts State
49, 80. 60 & :: - !: !: : - E. Re =. -: :. .' I: ! ,y;:: :::.:s s:'o f%i
.ssV ~ ss 49, N1~1s - 0AsuN<
W. t0tN P0 u oAh, ytia b Ntrsstsd isr q species Of CHINA
p: u: ~: =. .,.: |. a. .,i':,ri..5 ::':u,. j,
H1 ~ hA6r4ss - atss 10 shasss o. osrksSng ex
bsuaA 49, - - Usoho 49, ~ ~ sSsss. u dss sdW things
- 49,. 81 E.*' .'
~ rass.a0 = v~A ~ b qss , hWs AtGdssai weed Are is
AN@k = 1s~a. 0ss01 ~ - = ~ kSs Il nvAust have reached
- hunAV soosA - naay ssa2sas tDsak ~ sNss ~.
ne Gsv..9oi s.XkSJ 8 - g Ssst : eve - nds country.
The avU~Sp nsA0xhss 4 Qtc9 ~ 49, ~ psAuss) rsaAsss Ast As runs
~ 1865 = = 4ss.ssA ~ tsssNi. h 1850 .ssssv.. Il history
HosnaAs q saOtA y q Haaro0a q AeSsnv ssA9 Rsdsss Of
;sl.s.k . r@@I 49, ~ s:ets:y n s.a::1 ':.sss%s
4 ~.
H.ss b + - 1ss.ks1 vsio1. lac LSs1s . A. 5 sAs ~ eher
S..r.y af.s..l MA ~. -. ~ {. 49, sc:. 40 grew
~ ~ r' .sA&sktA. M sS sst sy IRE" bat they pssssss spice
Snhv, DusSaV, GSs0s, asvvP. VvsNUs0. WaVh
The evening world., 1910-12-12
FACTORIES HERE
FIRE TRAPS LIKE
ONE N NEWARK
Investigators of the Woman's
Trade Union League Find
Amazing Conditions.
ARE IN FEAR.

over Chemical Laboratory
~-Boxmakers in Danger.
The Investigation Into factory coud
t''ns Affecting tbs. ~. and health OF Tho
-FOUR hundred thousand women en,,ov.1
In the manufacturing establishment. N.
view YORK CITY. which W.. usrtr .
Few Gays ago by the womsns .rr.ds
Union League. 81 No. g KAa r,v.,.,.
serond street., Is 5sins vigorously puAieI
TIE inv-stisstors are scruruls.!ne .y,.
trnee ~ unfit snd unsafe conditions pre-.
'ail'ns Ia hunjFsls Of Victories.
IL has been brought - tire ~sttsrtlon
a. the oncers Of the L~Sus tlist sine,
tie Newark catastrophe thou~nd. of
worfinswJmen Ia New York Or. dom,
tie!' daily work Ia . const.n; safe Of
nervousness ana apprehension.
Thoy 3eNk Information,
As a result, the following c@ircul. Ia.
BEEN sent from the Tnenty-s.cead stree
fieaJqusr;ers:
TO ALL WORKERS.
W you dc ret wan. to 10 burnt
alivs ard 70 artAh q. t,Ss eirh
dld wire ua such q hvrrIS,,
Death in tho Nsyvark Gre, nstise
the conditions in ysur factory
when you 50 70 work ts.~srrsW
and write the answers to tho
following questions. Return thIs
paper 10 ysur secretary at ysur
next union meeting.
Name o. ysu, employer
Number and street Of your fac.
tory7
What 10 your trade7
How many floors in ysur build
ins7
How nany people in ysur
room?
HeH many windows in your
room?
Are windows barred or nailed
down?
How many h~rs-sseaDes7
Are they in the rear Or In the
front?
rev May s~tsirvssss'
Are they 10 p0r or front?
Are rsirssSss vssa, Nsn or
stoneT
10 the way e f~rs-escapes clear
Or ebstru&V0S
A.. 1.II. Svrk ar .!sh.~d7
u,.... 49,. 49,. .n>Ahi,.
else ysu WlsN 10 ny sbsut Nd
conditlsns in your fsSkVry which
ysu have net 0sstNrso 81 we.
The responses mat ere coming in
you'd seem 70 demsnere;e me rect
iveness ~ this mshp 90 sseero inins
the facts, which nave hIthsrto osen
>tgy dlocIit TO bring 60 iVat.
What Ono Wsnnn HSV0NO.
On. xou,n ,,f,v ySr. Ella -sc.rted
,,.j,v m Ms. Ias rsuh. chairman o.
IA I.S.Is,,va C~sr-,t.S> ,'tS vow
nm. Ind. rni.n urnie, who Is IN
th,rss q. tine inve~tatisn ints Netsrv
conditions. she IL q worker upsa Shite
skirts At 4o cent. . ds,en. After thu
Newark nre sac asked her foreman "a
show her the hre esca pe. When the
request was repeated Cor two or three
days he led he, 70 ii through 4 Pile al
,Ne. which reaehed clear - tie r''-
ing. and she, frightened by che .rac-
feasibility C; sc exit, gave gp h.r job.
Then she went hunting FER smother,
the while doing detective work Ter thu
League. She climbed many stairway.
II walked through many Railways "a
The evening world., 1910-12-12
FED E WOMEN
TAXES THEN TO
nXlYu COURT
Mrs. Florence Donoliuc Ac-
cu,es Mrs. Elizabeth Day Of
Assault in Third Degree.

NJ. NizsSsth Dav o. Ns ~ state
strSt, Brooklyn, PrStAot Of tie
!AuA- - the zSAuhr Of rsluvtrr,
INV DsU1~t, 80 s-t~sA tony
In the Acme 0trsst CSip - Q w
rant cAsUss hW vt,S sUsuit IN the
,iArd oSrr. fhs csDVtANat saast
~. Isy ~ss Mr. Dssysss DsssAas
e Ne ~ csr1 NpsS,. . pN,ts 81
the ia
upw~l o. . ySr tpN . he's sSA . ~
bAvsN ~ Irsp sSA ~ !ssSsSVs
The sussra Jht0 Ssa - A.Ds4s
ovW mo UsrAG~0t q p~sWssavs
suciNs vsrty 81 tie YSrty ssv0th as0
wGt AWasvy. D~0~aly sssay q ~
msu60p tssk dc snA . 0,it ~
threatened ~ss feeling Wsw - sS,ts
that TIE Rev. 1athr DfSAs 81 - Va.
csnt's Hurs fer Dsvs vsat IN sis rssfv
nstisn ~ Oiritrvl S;-e,tsr 81 TIE sr-
0uhstiSs.
ing niOht. Ms. Rsnshus rex HpNds
IKE hhrrtr tsst. ., Drssisisg s0ssv.
Mr.. nay rOatsl1y refused 70 Yssss
~ hT enc - - wS' 70 The
with tie nsssy r. Or sppusl lusr, 10
order tint NJ su~tiss riH,t ts r1i~ss
a. 20 her .1ssisB ~ . osats-.
A-rs~SiW 70 he, ss.suHt, Nh. Psy
declined "a sss-r. The NJ suA tee
her "a s-t gu. m. deelis-d 70 lee re
and then. as she tell. ~, Mrs, DAY l.'f
me platform ana seized her BY the
shsulder snd with n. assistance Of her
husband, Jane. e, pay, who act. AZ
tges.urer 'or the Daughters. f~orsisly
daRsed Mrs. Donohu- from IN. hail, In.
~cid.ntslly nruisins her arm and .Prain
Ink her thumb,
Mr.. Day pleaded not guilty After
hearing the story Of Mrs. Donshu-, the
MAGISTRATE continued the rrarlnatlen
until Wednesday afternoon, vh.n the
Day. nre - have chance 20 .iv. th-ii
version NJ tie trouble.
The evening world., 1910-12-12
GRATEFUL nAa OFFERED
CASH REW~ TO FlREnEh.
They Had IA Reject It., but They
Wonder How Much Was
in the Roll.

A still alarm late Yesterday called
the nrsn.n tsth. tour-.tsry grant.
readere. ~ Mrs Jshn Emery a. S.. '
Fast sirty-slshth street. The ~. w,,
r. the suS-rellsr. .nd In tn. meantime
m alarm vas turned In which b'ou.Nt
move engines ard battalion Chi.t Duhy.
but there ~a. nothing fer them to DO.
A. the fr~rsn vine had Responded -
the sill alarm vers shsut 10 lss - .
man RUSHED asvs~sirs. He held , Big
roll OF bill. In one hand u n. other
wss nli.d vita s-,d coins. ne asked
Who was In chars- and vas referred :,
chief DUFFY.
The mea ave done Sosd work mere, %
ne said, 'and I wnnt TO Ahsv cur sp.
p~rssiatssn 81 making each ot them .
little eift"
The Chief waved HIN asSe. tsliiss
him It would se an insult 70 srer the
nrer~n pay for their services. The Are
mon wss were a. TIE IRE A.. wondering
to-day how much money was IN tire roll
on. ~ u. r~re-rsht.rs said tSat In.
banknotes wer. all yellow boys'
The evening world., 1910-12-12

Of hundrsA yssrs. or at l~H si&r.
Why Hs you cut hin - 10 his pytDs
like thst."
Pity 10 Stop 1t sirty.
"sis.sr. 80 = s.~v sss, 'hsusht
hAus myself very much for vtsvyiSg
at aIty."
ID you suppose any one irss wen
wkAsd ysu 10 ascOa a any HrttssSUr
49," l ssksA.
"s1aG. ! v0uld knew II th~ ssd."
rSaisA che white D4AsV. "CsSatvtv
nsthins - the kind hss ssanrrsA. n Il
~ I wsu'a knew hsv 10 49, II. ~
snSsiO csuh n0 1rSsOl. As1 ttO
would rsssdvs thGr Dvst1s0Sst. -
sad VhiSa the wAhs1 ~ sSWs % re
vsula - visstsA upsn th@.'
WIZ - ven Srsss CtirNy 10 whits''
I su~ts1.
"Dsouvs vsits 10 the siG Of NE ~
purity" ansvs~sA ths D<sAsS. "nsA
II re d0n ~ in IND asSA. - vWr
white hsfps 1s 70 bNiWs ~ ~ HsAv's
imosrtslty. Yasf ~suiS svP@ ns,"
Vrt0Wt vsSr vhits-vs Rn tNs0
white WINS" I ~virsa. Az
thy liable 70 live lrG thss the rsss
Of u.s."
1T they vsap their white W. the
sssssisus thsueht Of life" ssil tie
Bishop earnestly. they will. II svss6
one IN New York could bs prevailed
upsn 70 wear nothing but white Fer ere
entire week the longevity Of the cen
rnunity would be increased hundreds Of
years"
But, my word, think Of the laundry
Bill W. would never survive that. a.
any rate.
The evening world., 1910-12-12
COURT WOULDN'T
GET DRUNK AND
FIRE HIS HOUSE
"Some Might" Magistrate F1y-
Ian Agrees in Case Of Brook
Ign Man Who Did.

''can az iatsIieatsa ssss wAs esss
IRE - hh svp tsuss X Sufsv Of
ar-m.' ~1s me sussasu sUusA W
Asrstass Trs NsrsAei W1DNa r. Mr.
rN tsv tie prsvSo,tisr saa LAWYER
wsaian A. Perry 90 We. III Oteppeu
Daniel Ysrry, VA H~r~es1el tsAsy
before NaOyer~ts HYMN IN ire rat
buA, Csnt.
Ferry, ~ 10 . real s-tste sVfst sv1
hss dhesvs Of tire yrsv~~- IN vAivh -
live, ~ srpe0<So sy pstSseees oSNv
OF the 0NnS %srus pshes ss.AsSn ~
Thuudhy ntaht. phs Asssrtivs tsusS
him in Q ssss OF a,osr, hs ts1suas
on ara In l~ ssily burnA ID Q
brlLns on tss tsrAh0S
Under his bed wss . Pile 81 ID bsSsr
with oils 81 board sncksS arsund Il
NE . on and ell sshes. 1Swy VS.
removed 20 .hs hcsUtal wS~e me
doctorv aid ale super nksht have sssa
caused either by ints,iNtiS, Or ~
shock.
In court to-day D~sttaltsp Cite. JsSu
G. 1awsl Of tse Pre- Department Pc
duceA fragments ~ an oil larp tAst
he'd exploded ana q half ersrti.d S,tn.
81 whisky tast h.d sen tsken from
the rsom. Detective Cos. tried 20 in
.roduee as evidence sam. OIL saturated
rags found in an adjoiriss -osm. sut
the Court refused 10 admit them.
Attorney Underhill said 1t wa. an suit.
rage TO attempt to convict his client -
arson. ANY Of US niE!t come la.
from a dinner. havinr inhlb-d r.th-,
freely, and Zip over = lamp ~ .aiG.
Magistrate Hyian d!.N-rc.1. "7r~,
OF US might, hut not al ~ ~, THIS
Court wouldn't, for Instance he sai1
Deci{ion was reserved until Wednesday.
The evening world., 1910-12-12

81 I. 4 {. E: !: !. !: ! !. !. !. !: !: !. ]: !. !. !.
ty-nve. He says he
Is twsntt-slx, tine
better 70 put this
thought OF youth
upon himself. You
viii understand this
i.s necessary auib-
bling with fscts. be-
aus he - going TO
- i've to 10 Q thou
SCd. incidentally.
10. always wssrs ~h.ts nsnnsls. which
hes 20 do with his longevity In Q man
n-r presently 10 be explained.
But how stupid, | ave not ss yet
told you ths White Dishop's rWl mama.
Or do you know IL? II >eGns incredible
tnst such = person .. job UAir New,
the founder OF Ns~Ntisni;y, should nave
5ssn in sew York FOR two daw md eli
TIE city not hssr of him. But to -
81 him snyssy IL a. nothing coG-
pared with The fsLci,y OF iSsfns
to han IN psrssn, even =. I Sh lsst
sNsliTG 81 ht- hs~dquartsrs al Cental
Park WEI end S~csty-ntth street.
A Second H1Ijsh.
Sister" remarked the White Bishop.
when ! die shsll n,t ne placed in
that hole in tie 0ound which &. com
monty rsllsl = Osve.'
"NoF" ! replied, politely. We'll. I
must say, myrAt, slwpy. thought II
nsstsr to DO crsnstsd.'
'Ss'sr. said the White Bishop. IL
shall nst no crsrstsd. when ny mis-
sion on TIL. earth IL ended I shall
ascend so heaven in the 1ssh. II nay
10 Nifty years from NV Il usy BE i've
huHtksd or q .hsuonS. but vhsn my
time 10 come ] Crsll know. saa I shsii
ssthSr my tAGds about me sad sss~d
bsfprs thor Vs."
And II viii b something really gosi
in che way q Or ssrGN,D. SatOss me
yor John DNr New. N1dS ms.Up OF
Boston. ID ell . fsG Z .pssio n hstght
ana ~ssUfo atsvt - pvundk. A. . nat
ter o. fact. v<h aidh = fsnltsuD, the
sGsisrusn could Norcay ~ ShsmG Il
the Esvtiln Accession hvv SsAms In
vsrtoh, Sut-v~Nt an ! 0SeD0c I nm
sure ! do 81 vsr< 70 - tSs ons 70 put
q Thought like raint on Tim.
N,uu<Sr ~ q Rubulsu,
gu, VIVA, 4. 'Hsv<astty," the New
me Gospel which the white ntsAop
h,. founded. OF the outside It Q am
yh,st which no save ne there IL this
sspNns,isn:
1t vii sdA year. - your Ike;
II Will aId life 20 ysur wears;
II VII kssD ysur sosS IN health
Ans ysur ssul In D~Tert peace
Old ok rsh fsr h'-Nswtiesity'
Children cy fsr IL
IT must ss ssrittsd ADDED tne lsst
two lines 70 me verse ana II were
net - Might say rsiher fahey
them.
'but Just hat - your sospeI' l
asked the White Bishop.
sister" replied DR.. New Il have
travelled all over the world estanlishins
New lAfe churches have written
f~orty-nine voiume'-l am now on the
hftieth explaining Newt'anity' How
can you expect ne 10 explain 10 you
In a FEW words tho religion when means
80 much' Maybe II ! zen you mat the
foundation upon which 1t rests Is the
belief that II mans soul Is immortal his
hesy IL immortal as well, you will con-
a,ence 70 understand the wonder of It,"
Yes. eee," I agreed, that Is where
,..u ..+ ,saur s.e.nasn la. But vS,,
1900, ,..,i.v .,- ,rr. oy.r VA
'eio's E~u 49,. " ''ur
.-,-.
@'"o s
For . M Ne cHei'' ~esn' close
SCI syss W ne Dtsrs0 v~s net pleas
ant % 49,. Ns We, fun Uahh
v>U,~, uu~fr like q tnrtls's on a
Az, n 1900 q Mum. fr~~NeA ~nA
.,h ~,.~~., hi. u.ht ,,.,,
The evening world., 1910-12-12
MAUNgTAMA REEDiNG
WITH 0HnSTMtS MAIL.

oCWarvNOVw, rrelnln, Dee. H.
me CrrrN i's. ss-en s-.yhcusd Maui
s-tanla uas 20 miles west 'et hsrs q.
100 s'6srx last evening, q wireless
rnerssse reports, and WIS speeding
toward New York At the rate Of e5.iO
miles an hour
Tn. M~auret,nia l.:t Liverpool Satur.
d'y vita = heavy Christmas mal for
re United states. S1r has undertaken
~ lyn1 ,5.- mai IN New Yo <. tai"
nn 4 return Christmas mail for TIE
United Kingdom and be back In Liver,
pool again before Christmas.
The evening world., 1910-12-12
Dr.. NeW, Founder Of q
NeW Religion, Aluays
Wesrc White Flannel
Clothes and Says They
Promote Longevity.
Body Immevtal as Well
as Sssl, IL DsckyS-
Prskicfs ne WI Ascend
to HAssea ct His Death,
in the Flesh.
Fly Et4sLLloyd Patterson.

The W nlfe Blshop
OF noston is rev.
~enty-nlne years Gid
He ,ouk- about for
ty-nve. He says he
Is t~wsnts-slx, the
better - put this
thought OF youth
upon himself You
viii understand this
- necessary duib-
bling with ncts. be-
aus he Il going to
to 10 . thou
SCd. Incidentally.
The evening world., 1910-12-12
VNkED WHY



Many pale, sickly Verssns wontss
for wars why they have 10 rurer -.
ssd s~vssSISliy dlssspW rsst 80 drug
-s~fst~e-in csxcc Is the main apc.
OF ito trouble.
IL VS. always very fond .! ssres
ana Svenk IL e~~-y Day. n~v-r sa<
much h~sh end sNar wosd.red why
was slrays 80 I,l-, Thin ana weak
"Aksut 1--WE years ny hcStsh
completely b-oks down and ! wus COS.
fined 20 my bed. Ny rsm.-a was in
sueh condition that | could hardly
take sufnciert norri.hS.nt % eustsin