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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-14

erihopft. Sd 5ogere nidt> gu erfla-
rem, 0ab ser grfolg ser Catholic Uni
periitp iebt geiid}ert lit. gs ergiebt
itd iebt ais I'M ere unmittelbnre
Shmierigfett, Sic am 6ringenoi item
%notbpen0igen @ebalt0e un6 groBeren
Ml1sitottungen auf paiienoe @eiie 81
erlangen. Sebt, tpenn %jen1als, lit sic
3eit fiir groBmiitbibe 8obltbater,
0farner uno 6rauen nit groBen Ser
gen inns peiier @orauslidt, inns bei
Ser grridJtlng Ser pieIen fir cine
grobe mooerne ltniperlit4t unent=
be6rliden @ebdl16e bei5niteuen.
Sm lebten Sabre fat sic uniperli=
tat Ser &c iammten fat6oliiben Stride
III Sen Ser. Staaten oal1ernoen Ml&=
Ten gebrodt. inSem iie lire @olleu
mabrd1r0 ser Sommerferien rnnieren
9ebridmeitern er0ffnete. Salt 6rei:
hlunGert 0erielben aus einl1no6reiBig
Staaten Der Union, 1edsun0fInf5ig
3i05eien inns pierun65tpan5ig religi=
oien Or6en betbeiIigten iih flint $50
den an Sen BON pierun65man5ig Nro-
%feiloren nit @tngabe aeleiteten 2ebr8
fltrien 6ieier Sdl1le. Sic ~1tniberiitat
lit bon iebt an Size uniberlitat 6es
gansen fatholii6en @olfes, 6a ni6t
Mir feline S0hne, io1r0ern oud sic ibn1
10 theueren E0d1ter fire &olen be-
'ude11 un6 BON SEN regelmGBig fir
i6ren l%tnterbalt inns @adstbum qe=
brad'ten Spfern Ml1ten 5iefen f6n=
11en.
&ein greigniB in Ser @eihihte
omerifoniid'er fotboliid'er Gr5iehung
lit bcseifnenSer n1s 0ieies nelte @erf
Ser ltnineri itGGt. gs fat mei11 @er5
nit Gtola erfii1t inns mir r1elte 3l=
ieritht in Sic Miilion 6ieies eo1en
ltnternebmens per1teben, 5u ser mir
faltm Dor elmer Generation Sic &an6
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-14

@obltpouen, 6as 6os amerifanii6e
Golf gegeniiber lu1ierer beili9en Self
gion bemielen fat bel @elegenbeit ser
unldngit itattgefun0enen 6eiern, Sic
Sen Sabrestag 5meier mi@tiger Ct
Eetgnille aus mei11em 2eben be5eidne=
ten. Man fann b%ebaupten, 6aB mir
auf feline niiblidere un6 Sem gat16en
9anoe a%ngenebmere @eiie iolbe gil
tige Snmputbie un0 @utbeiBung nit
3ihien 5uriid3ablen f0nnen als. 0urd
u1 iere @ingabe an 1as groBe @erf
Ser Golfser3iebrng l1nter Ser Megi0e
Ser fatboltihen Stride, oeren ginfluB
a1f Sic moraltide ltno religi0ie @nt=
midlung ser Sl1gen6 einfa6 unbere=
der1bnr lit un0 Ste beute augemein
a%nerfannt miro als ein 5aftor bon
6od}ter @idtigfeit in Ser fiinftigen
@eidid)te amerifanii6en 2ebens uno
omerifaniider ginrid)tungen.
Sd men0e mild 0esbalb, nit gro
bem @ertraue11, int 9eamen ser Erl1=
ltees Ser ltniperiitdt nn0 in meinem
eiget1en geamen CIT I'M er geiamn1tes
fatboliides @olf 11no eri ltd)e es, fort
5ufabren in ieiner freigebigen Inter
ltuBung Ser &atbolii6en Hniperiitd
uno, tpenn m0glidl feline 8eitrdge 5u
permebren. @ott miro ii6erlib Sic
freigebigen @eber iegnen, oie nidt
nltr lire eigenen bdusli6en 8eoiirf=
niiie beriidii6tigen, ioroern au@ ie=
ne groBeren uno mi6tfgeren 8e5urf=
niiie ser fafbolii@en Stride in 0ieim
9anoe Ser Sreibeit, beion0ers sic Be-
0iirfnilie Oieles groBen fatboliiden
@entrums aller MiHeniGaften, oeilen
herrlid)e uno erfolgretde @ollenoung
einitens cine Gueue 6es Stol5es lein
mir6 fir lire &in6er uno &%inoesfin=
Ser. Sn l1ebereinitin1nltng nit sen
pom 81. gater %gegebenen Me1l ltnge11
iollte Sic iabrlide &olIefte fir Sic
lt11iperlit6t ant rlten M6bents=5 Cont
tag o6er an 6em erlten folgen6en bon
@iidof fir 6ieien 3med gemGbl=
ten Sonntog aufgenomme11 mer0en.
Sbr in gbriito ergebener
s. Gar6. @ibbons,
&au5Ier ser Catholic Timber ttp
Of Mmerica.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-14
Gin s@retben oes &arot=
nal Gibbons.
Sin MppeQ nm Tunbs fit bic &atbp-
liid)e ltniucriitdt.

81. Gmilens &aroirnl Gibbons.
aoll5ler Ser &atholilden ltniperiitat,
fat an bie @ilb0fe ces 2anoes etn
Gdreiben geribtet, in 0em CT ltd)
ourd) lie IN oas fatbolilfe Golf men=
set I'M llnteritiibung ie1er Mnitalt
bel Ser auiabrliG i'm M0pent in Ben
&ird,en aufgenon1menen &ollefte. Ser
&arbiual ihreibt II. a.: Sodap'lter
meltber SEER! = 9ei Sbrem iabrli=
den Mufruf at Sbren alerus un0
Sbre 2aien sur l@nteritiibung Ser
Catholic %ltinperiitp in @aibtngtou ge=
reibt es SEN Srltitees Ser l1niperittat
CUR groBen 8efrie0igmg. SIRE Muf-
mertlalnfeit ol1f oas itete @ahstbum
mdbreno Ses lebten SabreS gu ridten.
3mei ItattliGe @ebal1oe itn0 er0ffnet
morSen uno in fiir5lihem @ebrau6e,
6as Sngenteurs= @ebdl1oe uno sic @ib=
bons Memorial @au. Sic 0ieies Sabr
eingetretene &lalie lit Sic 5ablreidite
in Ser @ei6ihte Ser ltniperlttdt ltr0
oie Bail Ser Stu0enten bat iib lit
6rei Sabren per0oppelt. SSn 0emlel=
ben 3eitroltn1e fat itd al1b Sic 3abl
Ser &rofe11oren per0oppelt. MuBer=
SEM lino mebrere 11ele 9epurtements
erDffnct morNe11 uno Sic Mltsl tattltr1=
gen BON 9i6liotGefen, 2%oboratorien
ltno al1Seren gr5iehltnws6ilfsmittelr
fat nit ser hemerfcl1Smerthen 3unob=
me in ser Mn5a6l Ser Nrofelioren l1to
Stlt0enten Sdritt gebolten. offer
inns fir ltnterrihts= u10 @obn5pefe
our Gerfiigung iteben6er @aum lit
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-14

Meiben? nno f0nnten mir es perant=
morten Dor Sem @erid)te lnieres emf
gen @obeprieiters, Dor 6em mir SHE
einmal gu erid)einen baben, menn mir
unS oaruber bi1megiebten ltn0 audi
nidt einntal Sen &eriu6 magten, Sic
fem beiligen &erlangen in Ser Yraris
gu entipreden @ott 9ant, manhe
8rielter itno idon riiitig ans 8erf
gega11ge1 uno baben Die. tr0ltlibiten
@rfabrungen gemadt. @ir baben
uns felbit oapon int lebten Cont
mer bei Sen 5irmreilen ~iiber5eugt.
CAB anoere 8rieiter etmas 5uriid-
l6reden un0 dngitli@ iin6, lift ia im=
MERLIN begreifli6 un0 ber5etblid.
4ber anoererieits lit es aud mabr,
baB BEL friidem Mutb uno @ottper=
tranen uro BEL beiliger, bon prieiter=
liGer ltnlidt gcleiteter @egeilterung
Sic Sude gar nidt 10 idmer lit uno
gar nidt 10 unm0glib erldeint. @ir
baben Efdrreien gef l1n0en, mo Sic
&inoer - uno 5mar tbeilmetle iolde>
sic in pripater @etle CUR eriten beili=
gen Communion gegarrgen maren =
alle Sonn= uno 5eittage, in anoeren
Ffarreien me6rmals In Ser 8ofe, IN
einigen iogar budtitdblid tdglid gum
SiiGe 6eS @errn geben uro 6as CUR
6reu0e unb unter freuoiger 3uittm=
mu1tg tbrer gltern uto CUR groBen
8efrte6iglmg uno inneren @eniige If
res @farrers. @erne mollen mir gu
geben, 6aB iol6es in fleinen, belon=
oers ldn0lihen @emein0en tpeniger
Sdmterigeren fat, 0oB es aber in
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-14
Gin idlre6Gder @ikariff

9eberleioer at bernadldiitgen. Sbut
es ME. Nebmt 81. Sings Melte &C.
henspilen bein1 rlten 3ei@en bon
Sart[eibigfeit, @ili6lit6t ODER nidt or
beitenoer G%ingemei6e ltno beltgt Dor
Ser bosboften ltl1per0altlidfeit, @el6=
Il1ft oSer Gallenltein. Sic regulieren
Sic 2eber, Sen Mogen un0 Sic Gin
gelpei0e inns bal1er Cure Sc l1nobeit
ol1f +. Nl1r 500 bel Ser Molitor 9rpa
60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-14
Gtn mi@ti9er Grlab oes
cardinal Gr5bti6pfS
Tii@er bon &61n.
(6ortiebung.)

OUIIItRullY.
5. @s l9eint au@, oaB ein3elne
Efarrer no6 8e0enfen baben in Be-
5ug auf sen porbereitenoen nnter=
ri1t. @ir erfldren altsbriidlih 6aB
Meier l1nterridf, nerbun5en NIT 'front.'
men l1ebumgen, 1idt iiber oie in 111=
ierer 8aitoralinitruction angegebem
3eit ausgebebnt merben oarf 1aB ra1r,
Ser sort ungegebene Stoff gu beban=
0eln lit un6 baB ser ieoesma1ige un=
terri@t ni@t langer ols nngefabr eirne
balbe Stunoe 5u -6auern bat. Dieier
nnterridt 6arf in feirer @efie alS
6ortiebung uno @rgdn5ung oes id1rlr
planmaBigen Observation-Disclosures
o0er ser ionntagltd)en @brtitenlebre
oienen, ion0ern bot MIR sic gfnpra=
gung un5 6eitigung ser 6nr@ oas
Npoitolii6e Secret be5tp. 0urd unlere
decentralization feitgelegten 2ebr<
ltiide CUR Mufgobe. Dos Mpoltolil@e
0ecret ielbit perlongt 5l1r @orberei-
tung cuff sic gemeiniamen Gomm1=
nionsfeiern MIR einige Gage (oliquot
oies). @enn mir nit &iidiidt auf
unlere 8erfalt11iiic oieie 6riit IN et=
mas ermeitertem Gimme falien gu iol=
len g1aubten, 10 0iirfen mir nts tint
10. mebr fir iiber5eugt bolten, oaB
un lerer Mnoron,1ng piinftli6 nno ge<
mil1enbaft %entiprodren miro. Wtr fe1=
men aue Ginmen6ungen; mir nerlte=
fen es aad, menn mande Eforrer,
sic bisber nibt bloB nit %lobensmer=
tbem gifer uno in beiliger 2iebe SEN
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-14

ans @erf legten I'M @ertranen auf
@ott uno sic fatboliide 8epolterung.
grm1tgigt ourdl Sen grfolg Der
5dmeltcrn : Somnteridl!le, boben Ole
Ir1ltees ser llniperiit tit Sic Croft
,1lllm ei1es perlnamenten Sdmei tern=
Golleae ais elm She'll ser ltniperiitat
perfiiat, 10 0ab l1nieren 2ebribmei tern
alle @ortbeilr oes &ollegial=l (nterrtd=
tes, Sic Sen Grf nroeruiliem bes Or
oeusme lens mo ibres 8eldlcdtes elrt-
ipredJen, 5ltthcil >peroen. 0a oieles
aollege iett er0ffnet 1T, fann Sober
mann leben, melhe @ortbeile oie aa=
t6olilde llnipcriitat tbatiahli6 nnle=
rem unrfolienoen 5pltem BON Yfarr=
idullen, &l0iterr. Mfaoemien uro Sol
legial=Nnitalten o,1rb Die bobere gr=
5iebung ertbeilt, sic Tie inter ltreng
fotbolilten Mltipi5ien ienen eifrigen
9ebreru geuabrt, Sic &er5 nno Stnn
uno gauges @eien ser fat5olild)e" er=
3ieb1ng 1pion1em uno obue 3meifel if
re &orptltiite lit ser @e9enpart 11no
lire bauptidd)lid)e &offnnl1g fir Die
3ufrnft lin0.
1ie grobartiae Gentralid)ule, Sic
iett gliicflid)erpeile IN @aibington
nufrpdd11t inns b1ufiq i2ltlpads 5l if
rem 2Gn0ereien, ibren @ebal1oen nno
ibrem @erfe erbalt, lit 0esbalb fir
inns Mue cine 91elle erni tier nn0 lie
beponer 9orgfalt. gs lit eine piel=
perlpreden0e Yflegeanitult fatboli=
ider @elebrimfeit, cine Masbtl=
6ungsidyale fir Sic berporragetDen
fotboliiden 6iibrer ser 3l1funft. Sc
lebrlamfeit TINS 8itbreridaft fins
Acknowledgements bon langlamem.
@odstbum. 3eit un0 G%rfabrung
fins ihrer mabren Matur 5ufolge,
gleidlom Sic Mtmolpbdre, in Ser al
lein Iie 5ltr Golllfontmenheit geoet6en
f0nne>1, fins sic mentbebrli&en @e=
%Singrn1gen ienes groben afaoemiihen
@eidtbums uno iener @equemli6feit,
Sic MIR ollmdblih 5uiammengebram
meroen. Sic iu1ge 9ebranitalt gieh
toelib aIerleits oltsge5eid)nete Sc
meiie Scr reifen grnte oes 0ienites.
Sen Sic fl. Stride zines Cages bon
ibr ernten miro, lolpobl IT. ibrem ale=
rus ols ibrem 9aientbum.
Muf sic lange @irfiamfeit 3uriid-
MiGfeno, Sic mir @ott I'M Erieiter=
ltanbe gemabrt fat, fam td ebrlidy
iagen> ,poB id feline &anolung fir
10 midtig erahte fir 0as @oblerge=
ber oes amertfanii6en &atboli5iS<
mus mie Sic @riinoung Ser &atboli-
id)en l1niperittdt gu @aibington, uno
ib balte fein groBes @erf Ser &ir@e,
allen idmeren Briifungen gum Srob,
fir 10 reid an 5uffinftigen Segnungen
fir ie0e 9io5eie uno ieoen Sbeh26 Die
les berrliden 9anoes. @ir ldaben
acknowledgements , inns NIT 9unf, oos
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-14
Trrepnrt Hnspital.

Trerpnrt hnspttal.
Dr. s.. -. &%e,pitt, : @iaeutbIn1er.
2icies Spspital iebt aQem Eatmmtem, anfer iolhen, sic NIT quito
fcnbcn @%ranfbcien bcgaftet ino, 5mr %crfagnng. Die bette ge6auo=
m(ua nmo @erpflegnng 5nsefdert. Nnfrnfnngem per selepbon nom
gauoe miro anf bs prumpeic Solge gceHtet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-08-05
is ARRESTED IN CHICAGO
FOR ALLEGED FRAUD HERE
Uttering of Worthless Checks
Charged Against Bookkeper
Frank C. Davis.

Frank c. Davis. formerly employed as
bookkeeper for H. c. Colburn. butter
merchant. was arrested in Chicago last
night Detective L. A. ODea has gone
to Chicago to bring him here for trial.
Charges of false pretenses and failure to
pay automobile bills were preferred
against him about the time he left the
city q week ago.
Isador Saks, jeweler, at 1OS 7th street
northwest, one of the three merchants
who entered complaint against Davis. al
leges that the latter obtained jewelry
valued at $3.50. from his place OF business
the day he is thought to have gone
away. and gave him a worthless check
for part Of the amount.
At the jewelry store Of 1sadore Kahn.
CT eth street northwest. Davis is
charged with having obtained a watch.
chain and charm worth SG.95. The
check he gave for the jewelry was re-
turned from the bank with the notation
mo funds
Davis, is charged with having purchased
clothing to the amount of $50 at the
establishment of Schwartz g. Pelzmann.
5Gj 9TH street northwest, giving check
for 1882 in payment. The check was &C
cepted and the purchaser was given 500
in cash.
An $50 automobile bill against the de-
PENDANT, it is alleged, has not been paid.
Complaint was also made that while oc-
cupying the house Of DIR. L. w. Glaze
brook, 2O22 P street, for the summer he
damaged doors and articles of furniture.
Davis was we'll known to the mer-
chants he is charged with having swim
died having dealt with. them before. and
none Of them hesitated to accept his
checks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-08-05
CHARGED WITH PERJURY
AND WIFE DESERTION
Reuben C. Rose Accused of Giving
False Ages When Getting Mar
riage License in Rockville.

Miss Rena Virginia Polling of 1916 9th
street northwest and Reuben Charles
Rose of 1922 New Jersey avenue north
west were married in Rockville Md by
Rev. S. r. White, a retired Baptist min
lister, May 10 last. Mrs. Lula v. Polling,
mother of the bride, went to Rockville
several days ago and swore out a war
rant charging Rose with perjury. Sheriff
Niett of Montgomery county is now en-
gagged in an effort to locate the young
bridegroom. Mrs. Polling was accom-
panied to Rockville by her daughter
and, following conference with States
Attorney Bowie F. Waters, the warrant
was issued by Justice Joseph Reading.
In making application for the license
Rose gave his age as twenty-one years
and that of Miss Polling as eighteen. Ac-
cording to Mrs. Polling her daughter is
only fourteen years Of age and Rose is
not twenty-one, and upon the young
mans oath as to the ages is based the
perjury proceedings. Mrs. Polling also
said that Rose deserted his young wife
a short while after the marriage and is
now in the west. probably in Michigan.
Sheriff Welt said today that he would
make every effort to locate the young
man and would so to Michigan if neces-
sary. 1t is said the county authorities
only to punish Rose should he be found
guilty of perjury, but to let the world
know that Rockville has become tired of
the practice, which has become common
of applicants for marriage licenses mis-
representing the facts concerning ages.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-08-05

ROCKVILLE, MD.
Special Correspondence of The Star.


ROCKVILLE, Md, August ;. 1911.
The annual meeting of the Women's
Christian Temperance Union of Mont
gomery county was held in the Presby-
terrain Church here yesterday. and was
attended by a large number of delegates
from the unions at Sandy Spring, Olney,
Oakdale. Travilah. Kensington. Brighton
and Rockville and numerous other per-
sons from various parts of the county.
Mrs. Benjamin H. Miller of Ashton pre-
sided. Morning and afternoon sessions
were held.
by Rev. F. u. Stevenson. pastor of the
church, and the repsonse was by Mrs.
Frank T. Chapman OF Kensington. The
devotional exercises of the morning were
Vile. and those Of the afternoon by Mrs.
Granville Farquhar of Olney. The fea-
ture of the afternoon was an address by
Mrs. Mary R. Haslup of Baltimore. pres
ident OF the state union. A solo by Mrs.
]. Somerville Dawson of Rockville, and
a recitation by Miss Lucy Brewer. also of
Rockville, were much enjoyed. At noon
luncheon was served all present by the
members CT the Rockville union.
The annual election of officers resulted
in the unanimous selection of the fol-
lowing: President, Mrs. Benjamin H. Mil
Ter of Ashton; recording secretary, Miss
\ ellie FarGuhar of Olney; corresponding
secretary, Miss Rebecca T. Miller of San
dy Spring: treasurer, Mrs F. NJ. Wether-
aid OF Sandy Spring.
Mrs. Sarah Frances Matthews OF Olney
district has, by Attorney Alexander Kill
Gour of Rockville, instituted proceedings
in the circuit court here for an absolute
divorce from Arthur d. Matthews, who
is said to live in Pennsylvania. The bill
sets forth that the couple were married
in Rockville in 1898 by Rev. 8. r. W hite.
and that in 1900 the plaintiff was deserted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-08-05
GATHERING OF SCIENTISTS.
Congress on Hygiene and De.
mography to Meet Here.

What has been termed the high tide
of scientific gatherings the fifteenth in
ternational congress on hygiene and
demography, will be held in Washington
September 23 to rs next year, and twen-
ty-two countries already have signified
the intention of sending delegates. DIR.
John s. Fulton of Washington is secre-
tary general of the congress. and is
busily arranging the numerous details
for the great gathering of scientists.
Broadly speaking, the congress will deal
with the larger questions affecting the
health and vital problems of cities and
nations.
President Taft is honorary president
Of the congress. DR.. II. P. Walcott Is
the active president. The committee on
organization includes DR.. Hermann Biggs,
DIR. John S. Billings. Prof. r. II. Crit
tendon, Prof. Irving Fisher, Prof. Theo-
bald Smith and Prof. w. H. WEIGH.
The congress will be divided into nine
sections-hygienic microbiography and
parasitology, Prof. Theobald Smith: die
tetic hygiene and hygienic ply siology.
Prof R. H. Crittendon; hygiene of in
fancy and childhood. DIR. A. jacob; in
dustrial and occupational hygiene, DIR.
G. NJ. Kober; control of infectious dis
eases, DR.. Herman Biggs; state and mu-
nicipal hygiene. DR.. Frank Westbrook:
hygiene Of traffic and transportation, Dr.
Walter Wyman: military, naval and trop-
ical hygiene, DR.. II. G. Boyer; demog-
raphy, Prof. Walter j. Wilcox.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-08-05
REPAIRING RIVER BOATS.
General Overhauling Being Given to
the Barge Warwick.

The barge Warwick, one of the fleet
employed in bringing coal from Phila-
delphia to this city and Alexandria, is
out on a marine railway at Baltimore
for a general overhauling. in preparation
for fall trade on Chesapeake bay and its
tributaries. Schooners Magnus Manson
and Childe Harold are also overhauling
at Baltimore shipyards.
The little schooner Water Lily, owned
at this city, which was out on the marine
railway at Deans boatyard, near Alex
andria, has been launched ready for serv-
ice She WILL it is stated. be employed
in freighting work on the river. and later
in the season will take up fall fishing
work.
One of the lighters belonging to the
Smoot Company OF this city broke loose
from a tow off Alexandria Thursday in
a heavy gale and was carried ashore on
the flats. She will be ftoated and taken
to the shipyard for repair work.
One of the large sand -gravel-laden
lighters belonging to the Columbia Gran
lite and Dredging Company of this city
was today hauled out on the marine rail-
way at Deans for general repair work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-08-05
ANACOSTIA.

The Commissioners are giving favorable
consideration to the request of the citi-
zens of Congress Heights, that a steam
fire engine be placed in the engine house
there, and it is probable that before next
fall this will have been done. The pres
ent equipment comprises two chemical
engines and a truck but the extension
I>of water to the suburb and the installa-
ton of several fire plugs along Nichols
avenue make the change desirable. II
would be an additional protection to the
buildings at the Government Hospital for
the Insane, as plugs have been placed at
short intervals on the road in front of
these grounds. An increase in. the num-
Der of firemen from twelve to- fifteen is
also requested.
Adolphus GUIDE of the firm of GUIDE &
Bro, florists, is making great Roadway
on the eight-acre tract recently purchased
by him, and already has had erected a
dollhouse 400 feet long and 40 feet
feet wide, is being erected. and two as
large will be started in the near future.
John T. Norris of 105 Knox avenue has
taken out a permit TO make extensive
repairs to his premises. Robert Ridley
has permission to build a porch around
his house at 1880 Sheridan road. ]. NJ.
Tolson is erecting a bungalow at Brad
bury Heights.
way system between Anacostia and
Congress Heights were placed along the
route yesterday, and the company expects
to begin operations there in short time.
A booster is to be installed in the
rear Of the present waiting station on
Nichols avenue to insure proper amount
| of current to carry the cars up that steep
grade. Air brakes will also be placed on
| a number of cars to insure safety to the
passengers.
| Rev. Joseph B. North of Snow Hill.
Md, will officate tomorrow in the Car
| den Memorial Presbyterian Church in
| the absence of the rector, Rev. George
M Cummings.
| The members OF the Ana costa Fishing
Club left today for Piney Point, Md.
where they will spend the week. The
Glib is composed of James w. Barley
president; S. K. Miller. DIR. Richard A.
Pyles, y. B. Scott, DR.. George B. Bury,
| j. Paul Green, T f. Edwards, Joseph
G.. BARLEY, r. c. Tilghman and Clage..
Ha yden.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-08-05
MORE ICE VESSELS COMING,
Five-Masted Schooner Paul MAY
Finish Unloading Today.

The work Of discharging the big five
masted schooner James W. Paul jr,
which is in progress at the 9th street
wharf of the American Ice Company, will
be completed late this afternoon or early
tomorrow morning, and as soon as she
is light the vessel will leave here in tow
of tug for Newport News. where she
will load coal for Bangor, Ne. The big
schooner has had many visitors while in
port here. The schooner Maud Palmer
which is to bring the largest cargo of
ice that has come here in several years,
sailed from Bangor for this city Wednes-
day last. With good weather she should
arrive at the capes of the Chesapeake
early in the coming week. The schooner
Lyman w. Law. which is to follow the
Palmer at this port. is loading her cargo
and will be at sea on her way here early
in the coming week. She will probably
arrive here before the Palmer completes
unloading her cargo. The schooner Henry
S. Little, which is to bring ice to Alex
andria, is at sea from a Maine port.
bound for Cape Henry. She will be the
last vessel to bring ice to Alexandria this
season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-08-05
STEEPLE CROSS REPLACED.
Dangerous Feat Performed by Phil.
adelphia High Climber.

John Hassler. the Philadelphia stee-
plejack who removed the cross from
the steeple of ST. Mary's Catholic
Church, 9Th street, between G and H
streets northwest last week, for re-
gliding, replaced the cross last even
ing despite the constant drizzle of rain.
After replacing the cross Hassler went
back to his home In Philadelphia.
His feat last evening was witnessed
by large crowd. He performed many
feats similar to those described in The
Star recently Hassier mounted the
spire several times since he first took
down the cross one OF his trips being
made for the purpose of getting a
squad from one of the many pigeon
nests in the top of the steeple. to give
to q small boy living near the church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-08-05
OFFICERS AND DELEGATES.
Election Held by Washington Negr'
Business League.

The Washington Negro Business
League has elected the following officers
John c. Dancy. president; Daniel Free
man. vice president; Julia H. P. Cole
man. recording secretary; Thomas j.
Galloway. corresponding secretary: DR..
George w. Cabaniss, treasurer; L. NJ
King. chaplain. and J. L. Lewis, SER
geant-at-armS.
Ten delegates were elected to the Ma
tional Negro Business League, which
will convene at Little Rock, Ark, August
16 II and lS. as follows: w. Sidney
Pittman. William H. Davis. j. c. Napier
Henrietta Vinton Davis John c. Dancy,
Daniel Freeman. Cyrus F. Adams, Thom-
as J. Galloway, Arthur w. Gray and Dr.
j. H. p Coleman.
The new officers are to be installed in
September on a date when Booker T.
Washington. national president Of the
league can be present.