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The evening world., 1911-09-22
MILLION OBSERVE
ROSA HASHONA AS
YEAR 672bEGINS
Synasogues Plan Special Ser
vices for Two Days Cele-
bration Starting Shutdown

Tomorrow. according to the Hebraic
calendar. which begins It's calculations
from Creation, will be the first day Of
tho Jewish year 6672, and at shutdown
tonight the one and a quarter million
Jews of this city will gather in nyna-
year.. the Rosh Hashona.
For the past few days letter carriers
have been grooming under the extra
weight of mall-sacks filed with cards
OF New Years greeting. City and Gov
eminent departments will work short
handed tomorrow, while Jewish em-
pioyees arc at their devot.ons.
Rosh ~lIdshona. like Yom Nippur. the
Day Of Atoncment. MONDAY. oct. 2. IS
observed with great s%o,ennity. All
labor and business are abs.a!ned from
and the religious services are especially
lmpres sive.
Because tals Is also SdOaIt1 eve, ne
shofar viii not be heard N the Ortho-
doN synagogues until tomorrow night.
The shofur blast all Jews to
appear before the judgment Seat and
answer for tae!r sins OF the past year.
owing TO calendar inaccuracies which
have occurred since the Fan Of Jcrusa-
lem, orthodox Jews. eYarps those ,lylng
In Palestine, viii also observe Rosn
uasnoDu sunday, but tHe Reform OBJ
serSdu.r SIS u. end tomorrow night.
TIE kcAll.i. Ir Organized Jewish
Community of New AoyE, Of which
Ray.l j. /. MaEncs ls PRESIDENT. u.s
syf.aE.i Tor a number OF temporary
~syuayusJss On tie cas-, side, IN Har-
,on and tie Egony, FOR the accommo-
dalton - 'tonsauds not affiliated with
gc.Ilur s. nlrugbys, Vnl Ggs!re 10 Oh
serve t.e il.gn Holidays.
IN tlo Reform Temples special mu-
s!,al programmes have been arranged.
ia which there win be mixed caolrs
and INSTRUMENTS, but IN orr piox
~syuaEoEues the music is restricted to
na.s cAOlIs.
The evening world., 1911-09-22
OFFICIALS AT WAR OVER
SUPPOSED MURDER CASE.
Richmond Prosecutor Orders Sec.
ond Autopsy After Coroner
Niniicates Prisoner.

Coroner William II. jackson Of Rich
mond County Is indignant over the ac-
ton OF District Attorney Albert c.
Each who. he says. might have been
courteous enough to notify him before
ordering a second autopsy on the BODY
OF Henry Coliing. the junk dca,e' -!
West Brighton, who's death lat Mon
day has resulted in two men being held
under 5000 bail on suspicion OF having
been implicated in manslauGh,eT. Coll
ing died af,e: heing carried into his
nome by sour men who said they found
him lying IN the gutter On Clstle,on
avenue not far from his home on Rich
mond terrace. He had al INJURY to hs
head.
Tue police arrested four men and two
were held on the story OF the othe.
two that the men he'd had a night win
Colllng n exchanged blows, after ore
of whirh Collins ell. C]oroncr's Phys
clan Nord reported that The death OF
Co!lne was due to natural oans s.
Distrlct-Attorney Each sce,lei the
consent Of Ceilings widow ana without
notifying either Dr. Mord or Co"Ou,
Jackson caused Drs. Henry y. Gou'w.1.
Daniel p. Mcclure suG Ci.tr,r, r.u1--
ley to perform anothe: autopsy. We.
repor, to the D,s;r.ct-Attorney Is & { .
effect that Leatl was drc TO .aJ ai,.
about the head, resulting possibly fru..
"A blow from a olunt Instrument or frpu
II fl!.. 1ne inquest VII. lie held n9H'
week.
The evening world., 1911-09-22
RUN-GETT|NG HIT
MAKES D0NAHUE
DETECTIVE AGAIN
Waldo Saw 1t Bring Victory
for Police Team Over Fire
Aggregation.

Thomas s. Donahue IL back on the de-
tective force. along with n lot OF other
detectives whose names appeared in to-
days police orders. Just by Itself that
statement wouldn't be news, because
Tommy Donahue has been In and out OF
the detective ranks so frequently tina; he
Is used to moving. But there IL a tcuch
time.
Not long ago Tommy was sent to the
West SIxty-eighth street station to pa.
troll a beat In uniform. The Police De-
partnent and Fire Department became
involved in a baseball controversy that
outranked that between the Giants and
the Cubs, on Saturday a week ago the
two cams were playing in Brooklyn.
with Commissioners Waldo and Commits
sioncr Johnson roofing against one
another.
The score stood seven to seven. II
was the ninth inning, The Police De-
partment was AZ bat. with a man on
base and two out. The two Commits
sioners nearly lost their great love for
each other.
At that critical, nerve racklng mo-
ment Tommy D%onahue was trotted
from the bench as a pinch hitter Now.
Tommy was once SOME ball player.
and shortly after he had wiped his
hands on his trousers and faced the
Fire Departments pitcher a line hit
went over first base and brought in
the winning run
There may be no official connection
between the winning run and the return
OF Tommy. but the police officials think
they see where he battcd himself bach
to favor, whence many IA man has
"batted' himself.
Honorable mention. giving a two-
point advantuge In future C.yll Service
examinations, vas conferred to-day
upon Lieut.. Charles G., C7rrao and De-
/ tcctiycs Edward J, Castano and Peter
pJndero OF the Italian squad for yalu-
able work in catching Giuseppe Costa
Bile and other Black Hand prisoners.
At the same time tie Commissioner ont
Antonio Vachr.s. former head OF the
Italian squad, cut 70 city Island. the
luot cry Ia the police world, There Is
rl explanation Of the narrowing Of
Ntchris.
Fourteen patrol drivers, chiefly IN
Queens. who hHd loss tNtu Thirty runs
a month. were sent back 10 patrol duty.
Fo.ty-three recruits wee ,s7.gnei 'o
patrol duty, all cSreit io.r, no went
80 Brooklyn, being as susl to Man
haitian.
The evening world., 1911-09-22

own photograph was used for COMPARE
son.
kimmel oil White had two trying In
tervlevs to-day, from both OF which ne
was compelled to retire in discontinue.
One was with his mother and the other
wa with Andrew j. Hunt, OF Arkansas
CITY. In whose house the real kimmel
lived for more nan a year. just piOg
to his mysterious Disappearance th.r-
teen years ago
DO you meau to say you're the KIM
mel who used 10 live with us end who
used TO teach my little daughter her
lsssons2" asked Hunt
Kimmel admitted ne had no recollec-
ton OF teaching Hunts daughter.
hut" he sad. ~ remember your pl.e's
name was Marjorie"
KinWel's interview with the mother
| took place az tho home of n cousin.
Mrs. Fox. who has acknowledged ais
claims. and where he "a living. When
the two met, the man, with arms u
stretched, exclaimed:
Mother. don't YOU snow your boy
Don't d,sown me any longer. You know
] am your SON"
But II he IS her son the mother in,
stinct was at fault. Mrs. Elmmel drev
pack from the attempted Ell. brace
gazed deep into the features OF the mar
before her while those standing %
might have counted ten.
NO" she said. 4 don't see in so,
any positive resemblance 10 my son"
AS evidence that Mrs. klmmel does
not deny the mans identity on account
OF the money at stake, but would ne
glad 10 have her son restored to ner. /,
was said that she had. with her own
hands, baked n cake which she would
cut at K,mmel's first meal at home IL
he shouldaG savinos her he v hvr son.
The evening world., 1911-09-22

must get thinner. particularly the an
kles.' Behold. then. I get thinner. par
ticularly eround the ankles. sec?"-
Eyes. she dld)-"but that Is enough to
do for this Monsieur Hammers stein with
his contract. II l wish to love and to
marry. I shall do so. Yes. I. Trentini.
shall marry one. two. three. four. Ave
times II I like"
And what do you think will be the
best way to hold Monsieur Caruso's
love after you have married himf' l
asked. What would be your advice to
other wlves?"
NE, Trsntini, hold this Monsieur
Caruso's lovs2' almost shriefsd
the little prima donna. But 1t IL
Monsieur Caruso Who hola
my love. Mine, DO you seoP I,
Trentini, can get many other nus.
bands. But where W Monsieur
Caruso get him smother Trsntini9
Pahi I sing to him by tho sea-
shore, I foar not the salt air. I
airt with him, I laugh at him. I
eat his bonbons on the wednesday
and Saturday evenings. In short,
cause this Monsieur Cayuso much
happiness"
BUT LOVE DOESN'T TAKE TIE
pI OE REEESTEAk
The evening world., 1911-09-22
Fowers and Bonbons and
Gale Three Times a
Week With Moonlight
Strolls by the Seashore,
Near Rimini.
"He lent Naughty, but
a Charming Big Boy
With the Heart Of a
Child" and She "Ls
Very, Very Happy"
BY Ethel Lloyd Patterson.

M m .. ~ m m =
Trentini IL going to
marry Caruso. She
says %. and abe
should know. Yes
terday the most
fetching and tan
talisin & little
prima donna or
the comic Opera
stage announced
her engagement tc
to the most highly
paid tenor In
c.saA 4rnra "a.
The evening world., 1911-09-22
BUT LOVE DOESN'T TAKE TIE
PLACE OF 1EEFSTEAk.

"And you. are you happy" l asked.
Certainly" nodded Madame Tren-
tint. why should / not be happy? !
love. and my fance Is also charming.
Some day We shall marry and be happy
all our lives. But now | have a hun
ger"
"Of course" ! agreed. when one
feels as you do. 1t must be quite dread
full to be separated from the object of
: ones affection"
"Pah. 1t 10 not that" said Madame
Trcntini. 1T is the beefsteak l want
now for my luncheon"
The evening world., 1911-09-22
WHAT Is A CONTRACT WHEN
CUPID COMES mi

But your contract with Mr., Ham
merstein forbids YOU TO marry for
three years more" l reminded the ami
mated small person beside me.
Puff Lake that for a contrac,
with Mr.. IIammerstein that says I
should not marry" declared Nine.
Trentlni.
IT Sign h contract for the
voice, for the costume. but not for
tho heart. MOL What do Z care for
Nr. Fammerstsin's contracts II I,
Trentini. desire to marry7
Last season this Monsieur Hammer
stein says to me: You are too fat: you
The evening world., 1911-09-22

russo IL to follow Trentini here In Mo-
vember. Naughty Marietta" and
naughtier Caruso-it sounds like the
setting for a crime.
"Dut Monsieur OAfuso q MOI
naughty. Mol" exclaimed Nine.
Trentini. He 10 charming. Ne
makes the calls on me one, two,
nssdays and Saturdays Il 10. Ne
brings me many bonbons and now.
srs and says kind things.
But he Is charming! Not naughty At
all when one knows him and loves him.
But nov We have fooled your r!ppled
finger derlsively.
I'VE lovs-ah, how w have
lovsd-for over Q Tar Long time
ago-sixtesn, eighteen months
We say to each other we marry.
And this summer, ear 1imini We
do what you call our counting.
Wednesday ana Saturday evenings,
moonlight By the ssashors, ahi
Sometimes I sing to him very low,
very sweet. caruso, Re
fears h salt air on the throat"
"hAPPiER THAN ! HAVE EVER
BEEN" SHE SAYS.
Nine. Trentini 10 thinner than las
season, but she looks well. I had en-
tired the Victoria Theatre. where Nine
Trentini vas rehearsing. Just as she
In the centre Of the stage. poured forth
one long delicious note. I could 50,
her small body throb with II. Separates
from her by the entire orchestra.
yet saw the real. warm color in he
hat.
as II lover" I asked later. when W,
sat together in a box.
at is love- confirmed Mime. Tren
TIM. trying TO look serious fc- a min
ute. 1T makes me SO happy-happie
than l have ever been.
do / fear that Monsieur Carus,
hirts after | marry him? But that 1
nonsense. Who nirts IL Trentini mar
rles him? Monsieur Caruso has ha'
what you call his flrts. What 10 yo'
say-'boys must be boys?' Now, m!
nance settles down. Besides. the thing
just tie mlschlevous big boy-un enfan;
He has the heart of a child.
MANY things that he does people d
not understand. because they do nc
see how he means them. But by an
by We shall marry-this Monsieu
Caruso and myself. Then you shal
see. After some time-meybe tire
years-I go to the Metropolitan Oper
House with him. We sing together
Caruso-Trentlni-and in the home W
are always together. We have niue
to laugh at together"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1911-11-03
FARMS FOR SALE.

OEE of 200 ACRES, MORE OR LESS,
O0ne OF 226
situated within mile Of Boyd's, In Mont
gonery county, Maryland. Another farm Of
about 300 acres, situated 10 Poolesville dis
trict, in said county and State.
Apply 10 HORACE d. WATERS,
aug f2-n Germantown, Nd.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1911-11-03

TWO HOUSES. one Of sII rooms aud one
Of seven rooms; also . STORE AND
DWELLING 10 the business part Of the
town. Store contains two large rooms, with
ave rooms over II.
For particulars apply to
JOSEPH READING,
sep l6-lm Rockville, Nd.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1911-11-03
Andrew j. Cummings.
Montgomery County Real Estate,
Rooms aIO-a11 Colorado Bu1la1nG,
WASHINGTON, D. c.
FARMS FOR SALE.


modern improve
of fruit 1-2 miles from car line. A bargain $4,000
No 7004 land railroad
Vile all buildings level of ground
all kinds Of fruit and running Price, $4,000
Beautiful miles
with all Outbudng IS tilage
$4,000.
No of
a
in in heh
beautiful meadow lands. acre
best producing farms the Price, $4,000.
all
oubuldings farm well and high
No lila beautiful 2O9 gold mine Potomac district
No oA beautiful orchard farm $50 Boys whose fruit
will the Price, $1,000
No 825ace DeerfoTd suitable for farming
Price. $
DickersOn the productive
13Oom with all
0akdae
Rockville suitable
$3.50
equipped
high of cultivation. Price $4,000
jan
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1911-11-03
Free Plans To Build

go with our sales of bills of Lumber and Mill Work
to build our Cottages, Bungalows and Houses for
Out-Of-tOwn and suburban building Of homes.
Building your own house made easy if you adopt
our proposals. Don't buy ready-buiIt houses
Plan your own hOuse---build cheaper and better
We furnish all the Lumber and Mill Work to
build our houses We have free plans for houses
of 2 rooms, 3 rooms, A, 5, & and rooms. Prices
ranging all the way from $50, 1925, $2s9, 1866,
$40, 1926, 1861 and 1928.
Our Bungalow, % fl. by 40 it,. pOrches and bath
and rooms, all for 1925, is the best offer put
out anywhere. We have three changes of floor
plans for this Bungalow.
Our house bills are always 500 lower than the
Western Houses Oh same list and plan. If you
have your own plan and list, bring in your list
and give us trial. Our house bills contain only
the best materials of Lumber and Mill Work.
FE1.A.N'K LIBBEY' s. co.,
9th st. & N. Y. Ave-,
WMshiaHgtOss, I'D. e.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1911-11-03
MONEY TO LOAN

$500 to 50, TO loan on COED first mort
gage real estAtesecuflty.
BOWIE y. wATgRs,
jsn s.ti Rockville, Ma.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1911-11-03
MONEY TO LOAN.

EROM $500 70 5000 on improved real
estate In Montgomery county
BoU1C q BoUIC,
an lot Rockville Nd.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-12-29
AERoPLANE oRAToRY.

Governor Burke is accredited in IAN
address made before New Workers as
saying North Dakotans would go
through the jaws of He'll for mon
ey.'' It was probably only a figure Of
speech, an expression meant to convey
the hustling. spirit out here, but the
symbol of a people who are naught
else but grasping money getters, Who'll
ly worshipers of Mammon, is repugnant
to North Dakotans and will be resent
ed. Money is far from being consider
ed everything worth while in this
state. It's mere possession is no pass
port to the respect and good graces Of
North Dakotans whom, in the main, re-
gard it as merely incidental. Charac-
ter, high ideals, clean thoughts and
consistency Of action are given more
appreciation in North Dakota than any
state in the Union, and this mould Of
man has nothing in common with a
people who worship money as the one
thing in life worth while. If Cover.
nor Burke imagines he was sent out
to win cheap applause from a New
York audience by making catch phras
es that misrepresent the people Of his
state, he has a false conception Of hi:
mission. His 'a'eroplan oratory'
isn't Of class that makes appeal tc
the broad-minded, conceptive and liter
al North Dakotans.-Ryder Journal
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-12-29

F. o. Hellstrom, warden of the state
penitentiary and one Of the most prom
lnent democrats connected with the
state political machine, made the fol!
lowing statement in Fargo last week,
ON the political situation:
"There is not much doubt in my
mind about the outcome of the prim-
aries this year. I think Hanna will be
nominated by the republicans and it
all depends, on whom the democrats
nominate as to who will be the next
governor. We must put up good man
and we have several to draw from in
Guiding Joe Doyle, Jones Of Rock and
Senator Mcdowell, any of whom would
be acceptable candidates
This statement coming from He'll
strom is significant and shows the gen
eral feeling, not only among, the re-
,publicans but the democrats as we'll,
that Hanna will be the next republican
nominee for governor-which means
that lie will be our next governor.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-12-29
FIND BODY OF HomEsrEADER.

McClusky, Dec. pa neighbor of
Barney De Wires, who lived on a claim
ten miles north of Mercer upon going
to the latter's place, and finding the
stock deserted and unfed, went into
the house and found the owner sitting
on chair by the stove dead. Coro-
ner G. E. Heinzeroth was Immediately
notified, and with jury, found that
the deceased had froze to death. Mr..
DeVires was sixty years old; a pioneer
Of the Maxwell community; living
alone-one OF the worst features Of
homesteading. It is supposed that the
unfortunate man was indesposed and
failing to build the fire, became drowsy
and passed into the long sleep of eter-
nifty. Mr.. DeVires was in good fnan-
cial circumstances, but owing to his
having no relatives in this country the
county has taken temporary charge of
the body which was placed in the GEM
etery at Turtle Lake. '4&l52
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-12-29
DELINQUENT AGAIN.
me World does moi expect

The World does not expect to be able
to devote enough time and space to
refute the criticism and abuse which
will be given it and its friends through
the columns of the Journal, and as we
have before stated, we do not propose
to devote our time and space to any
such purpose. as the Journal force has
now ample time to do such work while
we are at work on more important
business both to ourselves and to the
public. Bloom S spasm of concern for
the taxpayers of the county at this
time would provoke n smile from peo-
pie familiar with the past, in this direc-
ton, the facts and figures of which
are public record. and if Bloom in
sists we will take the time to have it
published in a paper having real cir
culation and mail him "a copy. We
evidently neglected to mail him copy
of the World containing the published
delinquent tax list which everybody
reads but him, but that is his fault
and not the fault of the county board,
if Bloom refuses to read any paper but
his own.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-12-29

party, in the state so that there will
be no further alliances between the
Democrats and Republicans in that
territory.
The Democratic national committee
win have to choose between the two
wings. At present Col. Guffey's name
is on the list of the committee as rep
resenting Pennsylvania. To that ex
tent he has the advantage. 1t will
be for Representative Palmer to prove
that the ousting of Guffey was regular
and in accord with the rules of the
game.
1t will be no easy matter for the
committee to decide between Guffey
and Palmer, the former representing
the Democratic organization and the
latter representing the Democratic
sentiment. Nevertheless, this task
will be easy, compared with the addi-
tional problem of deciding. how dele
gates should be elected. The Repub-
licans have given their state commit
tees supervision over the election, and
have been criticised for not APPROX
ing of presidential primaries. 1t will
be interesting to see how the Demo
Gratis in this matter, as we'll as the
Guffev-Palmer fight, manage to steer
past the rocks.-Grand Forks Times.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-12-29
HuDsoN's BODY TO 81 CUT UP.

Hankinson, Dec. 81. casket con-
tanning the body of Bert Hudson, slay.
er of Sheriff Moody, arrived at the
Great Northern depot in Hankinson. 1t
had been shipped from Wahpeton and
was transferred from the Great North
ern to the 500 here, being billed to L.
Lundahl at Valley City. There the
body will be kept until January when
it will be used as demonstrating sub
ject at the meeting of the. state un-
dertakers' association. az.
Later the body will be shipped to
the medical department of the State
University at Grand Forks, where it
will be dissected, by the medical stud
ents. The law provides fol, this meth
cd of disposing of unclaimed bodies of
criminals.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-12-29
IN ANOTHER aARB.

The attitude of the Cavalier County
Republican. in its. criticism. of Con-
gresham Hanna, only goes to prove
the truth of what the World has al
ways maintained, that such publica-
lions under the cloak of Republican
ism, are published only in the inter-
ests Of the Democratic party and if it
were placed before the people in its
true colors, would he named the Cav
alier County Democrat. Congressman
Hanna's actions in congress are of
public record and his actions and vote
in congress in so far as the interests
of the people of this state are concern
ed, stands above reproach and criti-
cism of this character.
The World believes the state is in
need of good financial business ad-
ministration which it has always fail
ed to get under any Demo-Pop ad-
ministration, as the treasury of the
state is today in the same shape as
it was when the Demo Pops turned
the state affairs over to the Republi-
cans January l, 1895.
In supporting Mr.. Hanna, the World
does so, believing that he is the prop
er stamp Of man to give us the kind
Of an administration that is much
needed and is our choice Of the candi-
dates SO far announced but in our en-
deavors to aid Mr.. Hanna candidacy,
the purpose of the World is to refrain
from the abuse Of any other republ-
can candidate for the same office and
will be found supporting the nominee
after the primary. :
According to various non-partisan
estimates of the political pulse Of the
country today, we are in some dan
ger Of once more facing a free trade
policy and to in any way assist or lend
our aid to the free trade or Demo
cratic party is farthest from our minds
and will abide by the decision of the
majority Of the Republican party, and
support its nominees, but such publica-
tions as the Cavalier County Republic
can, clearly demonstrate that this is:
not their purpose or intention and pat
fence ceases to be virtue in trying to
recognize such publications as belong
ing to the Republican party, but on
the contrary are but an important part
Of the Democratic Tree trade machine