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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-28

lgour1tb ieiine esiiger1e golntD-s6air ur1o
nod Mblo,lf berielbe1 peroen Sic bberir;.'
iliden Garm- unb @arten . Nrool1fte,
tpeIde SOS Gountp er3eugt, nod ct.
glouo gebradt, I'M bie iesigen in ct
GIou6 ausgeiteuten @egenifdnbe frii6i
31 erieten l11o ~nodmaliges 8eugrib
All qeben bon Ben bielbegebrten gr-
5eugnilien, oeiien ii6 @oieau gonntp
Dor pielen an6eren Counties i'm 5taa-
te nit pollem @edte rubmen oarf.
Sss1 bem neutrality-suspicious. 5n
ct. @louo, oas antdgli6 Der Sam-
meIplab elmer Mn5abl Sarmer lit, bic.
ibr Muge meioen an ben berrliben
6ridter, in 6eren Musiteal1ng &oiean
County gldn5t> bat Serr @bas. q.
Moo6p, elm friiberer, langiabriger,
prominenter 8iirger BON 5auf &apios
III 8enton @ountp, cine office einge-
ridtet, in melber er ais 8rdiioent
Ser in @arroao, Ser 9auptita6t bon
@oieau Gountp, beitebenben &eimbod-
Mooop 2ano Company beiagte &C.
ienidaft mie audi oa3 genannte Count
tp pcrtritt, un6 6eiien Streben 1arna6
gebt, fir oas BON ibm pertretene
Gountp I'M MQgemeinen nn6 fit oen
ser genannten @eieuidoft geb0rigen
9anocpmpler i'm @eion6eren bel1tid-
fatbplilhe Sarmer %an5ulperben nno
iie nit SEN 8or5ugen, melbe Dos
County nn0 ipe5ien ibr 2anooiltrift
sem 8arn1er bietet, befannt gu MAIDEN
l1no ibnen bte bortbeilbaften 8e0tn-
gu1gen an5ugeben, unter oenen
ausge5ei9netes 2an6 gu einem bil=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-28
Kinder sonroten
MACH FLETCHER'S
Gas SIC RIA
Nus oen, M%oromeiten
Miinneiota.

8Iuffton (gorreiponoen5). -
timer bod)p. Nfarrer @idymann per=
liebt bon iebt an Sic @emeinoen
8luffton un0 st @ltbert; mir mer=
Sen jett ieoen, Sonntog bier cine fl.
Meiie baben. - Sim t2. september
nabm in Ser bieitgen 5hule ser un=
terridt ieinen Mnfa1g. Sic often
2ebrfrdfte Soiepb @ibmanr1 un6 @a=
tbari11a Dreber mltroen beibebalten.
- Das 8%anfgebalt0e lit jebt fertig
un6 sic 8dnfgeiddite geben ibren re-
gelmaBigen, guten Sang. ~ Sic Sir
Stl1noebed & 8relter ididte cine
neutrality-suspicious. @ieb nad
@uo= ct. Saul. - 3ie meiiten Sar=
mer ser bieligen @egeno maren Der
ga1gene ISOLDE in @o6ena CUR Count
tD=Satr, no beri6iebene NIT 8reiien
be6a6t mur6en. - MnbreaS Sdnei0er
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-28

ligen greiie erIangt tperoen fam.
Mie Germ MoooD, 6er fiei1rer
gbrenbnftigfeit megen bon iieitetr
bieIen Befnnnten unb Grelt,oen IN
uno BEL ct. CLOUD bod geidGbt miro,
10 oiert. nidt meniger oieie Bel @e-
ib6ftstransactionen notbpen6ige CT
genidaft ieinen in Nnrroab mobn-
bnften Observation-Disclosures 6. sc.
&eimba9, beiien bie6erer, oeutider
gborafter fir ieoes @ort, oas er
ipridt, uno fir ieoen @eidafts5ug,
Sen er unternimmt, .@epabr %letitet.
Iies baben erfabren sic pielen 8eiu<
der bon ct. CLOUD un6,ber l1mgegero,
melde i'm pergangenen Sabre tbeils
oes Bergniigens megen, tbei1S in ge<
iddftliden Mbiibten a1f ginlaonng
oes @errn Mooop Fin cine Gour nod
@arroab mabten uno bon bort Die
|@egeno burbfreu5ten, mel6e CUR
5omn1er5eit an &et5 unb Naturi6on=
beit ibres @leiden i'm 5taate Min=
neiota nidt bat uno our @i11ter5eit an
6reltoen nidt armer uro an 2eioen
nidt reider lit mie ionitmo I'M gan5en
Staate, un6 5uoem ibrer 8etbeuerung
nod 6em Sar1ner einen 2anogurtel
bietet, Ser an g%rgiebigfeit uno Sru6t-
barrett oes @ooens nirgen6mo I'M piel=
aepriejenen Staate Minnelota iiber=
troffen mer6ea fann. golde Mus-
iage madten sic ct. glou6er &erren
.@m. @eiterman1t, Sobn Coates, 8.
81. Metoe, tpelder bereits 8eitber elmer
Sarm nobe @arroao it, Sobn 3app
uno on0ere nte aud mebrere Sarmer
aus ser Madbaridaft BON ct. @loro,
Bic ftd beim Mnblid Ser fru6tbaren
@egenb nit bem @e0anfen betraut
madten, itd ser @eimbad=Moo0D
2an6 Company an5ubertrauen nno ibr
@eim in &oiea1 County gu MAIDEN,
oas Bel Sleib un6 MuS0auer balo gu
einem miinidensmertben gemor6en
ietn miro. gs liegt III ser Mbfidt ser
&eimbad=Moo6 2ono Company, sic
l1mgegeno bon @arroao, mo- ii@ be-
reits eine fatboliide Stride befin0et,
nit oeuti9en fatbolil@en Sarmern ot1=
5uiieoeln, 6enen, es lei obne neber=
%treibung no6ma1s betont, feline Before
un0 portbeilbaftere @elegenbeit, itb:
in Sen 8eiib elmer guten un6 biQigen
GSarm gu bringen, geboten lit, als in
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-28
Gin @int fur oieGarmer|
Sir lie sesridt's IN Miuutiota nidt
an ber btiten &a11fsgelegen.
beiten.
aein @runb 5ur Ser u II d.
porbanben.

Cine natiirlide Siiriorge Ser 81,
tern fir lire &inoer 1dIiebt ni6t
bamit ab, tpern bieielben Ser S4ule
entpa9ien uno bis gu ben gereifteren
Sssabren unter oem elterliben 9bbad
fir ibr lpateres Sortfommea groB ge-
3ogen fins, oieielbe gilt crit Damn,
lpen,, ser Sobn, ser ieinen @ltern
treu geoient, gu Dem @eoanfen ge>
fommen, iid Elm eigenes &eim gu
g~riinoen l11o 6abei oem allertparts
bod gebaltenen Sarmeritanoe treu
bleiben gu lponen. Damn mer0en, I'M
SEM Gobne, ooer linn burb itd ielbit
Gin gl1tes &eim gu peridaffen, Sic
peridieoenartigiten Hldne geidmieoet,
Sic iid meiitens arf pielperlpre9enoe
3eitungsan5eigen itiiben uno sic meit
bi%nal1sfiibren atf @ebiete, Sic ibm ro=
tighten 2idte porgelnalt meroen, ltlo
oariiber mfrs oas Cute, oaS Mnnebm=
bore 10 gerr1e uno 10 oft iiberleben
lrno in Sen @in0 geidlagen, mas Sic
ndhite ltmgebung, ser eigene Staat,
Semen bietet, sic iid oes Iderbaues
befleiBigen uno Sem ih0nen 6armer-
itonoe trel1 81 bleiben itb berl1fen fiji
len. Inter alien sfoaten, Sic Sem
Nderbalter ein ergiebigeS Sel0 antpei=
fen, fat iid ser rMoroitern"-Stoat
Minnelota an gor5iiglidfeit oerart be-
mdbrt, oaB linn ser Name Butter
l1nb @rotitoat" beigelegt lit. Dieien
g%brennamen boben linn Sic ieBt alt
gemor6enen Sarmer %ertporben, mr0
linn 0%enielben b%ei5ubebalten, ba5u ltno
Sic jur1gen Sarmer, Sic 50bne ser in
ibrem Stan0e grgrauten, erforen, uno
fir ale 0ieie fat ser Staat Minneiota
&arm uno bietet alien @%elegenbeit,
auf gutem, iett nod freiem 8o6en
0ur9 SleiB ibren gltern gbre gu mo-
den uno ii6 ielbit ein unab=
bangiges Daiein gu beri6affen. nn6
iolden Sarmern, Sic iid in Ben
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-28

|geliR zines f6o;r,eu, 5uipredenoelL
2anoitudfes entme6er ielbit ooer;
eire11 o6er ben a1toeren tbrer
|56bne bringen mollen, einen poblge
meinterr 8inf gu geben, ion 3med
oieies nnb ipdterer Mrtifel iein.
Inter ben 1eueiten 2anoftrefen,
auf 6enen ii@ Elm grobes @eu1ei1toe.
len in Sorm zines @ountp Igebtloet,
per6ient sic inn n0r6liben Sbeile oeS
|Staates Iiegen6e, an bic fanaoiide
|@ren5e itoben6e romantiide @egeno,
beIon0ere @rmagung, in Der ii6
unter ser 8%enennr1ng &oieml
County Elm nel,er Diitrift orga-
nilirte, oei1en gor3iiglidfeit fir ben
6armerltan6 namentli@ in iingiter
;3eit erit redt ans Eagesli6t getreter
lit. Mit 10 bielen an0eren Counties,
in 6enen ii6 ser Sarmeritano bereits
|ieit sssabren bemabrte, trat 6aS rBabp"
County unieres 5taates, genannt
Moleau COUNTY, a1f ser Dor 5met $50
den in ct. Saul gebaltenen Staats-
fair in Mitperb fir sic auf sic beiten
Mder= un0 @artenpro6ltfte altsgeiet=
ten Yreiie, uno> man bore nno 1taune,
sic Musitelung bon &oiean Gountp
muroe nit orei perihie0enen erlten
Greilen beoaht, momit 6as @ountp,
miempbl nod jung an Sabren, oo6
an @er6ienit fir sen 6armeritano ltd
iiber sic dlteren Counties oeS 5taa=
tes en1porgeidmungen fat. SIR
Sd6nbeit uno @efdnigfeit ieiner Mus=
iteultng inn @eiammt muroe oem Be-
iogten Gol1ntp ser rite Hreis 5lter-
fanut; 0esgleibe1 5og Moieau Gonntp
sen eriten 8reis fir allgemeine Mns=
iteIlung biniidtlid Ser pielfaden berr-
liden Hro0ufte, uno nebit6em muroe
SEM iungen &oleau @ountp Ser b0d-
ite &reis, Sen ser 9taat perlieb, 5uge=
ipro6en. gs oient oieie Sbatiade
gemiB 6a51t, Sen Sarmers Mngen 6aS
preisgefronte &olealt County naber
gu riiden un6 ous ielbe in ieiner gait
gen @or5iiglidfeit erideinen gu lai=
fen. sSsene ouf ser Staatsfair nit SEN
eriten Breiien be6adten &ro0ufte iinb
iebt in 81. @lou6 an 6. Mbe. iiiolt9
friiberen Sic. &remers @ebdl1oe
ousgeiteut, moielbit lie bereits ange=
meine REMEMBERING ma9gerufen ia
ben. SSn 6ieier ISOLDE fat &oieau
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-28

Na@ gemobnlider 8ebanolung
miro Elm %perrenfter &n06el einen-
Maru1 fir orei Biz bier @oden u1t=
fGbig MAIDEN, menn aber @bamber=-
(oi115 Eminent bdufig a1fgelegt miro,
IobaI6 sic &erlebung 5uge5ogen lit
l1no sic Mnpeiiurtgen nit ie6er Glaide.
befolgt meroen, 10 fam cine &eilung.
in 5pei Big bier Tagen ermirft mer-
SEN. gu foufen bel ser Molitor
1rua 60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-28

bnt fit 8sferbe uno JobIen sen erftet,
|ltro 5neiteln 9Nsreiis erboltet1. 4u-
bert 5ddtparb fitebf Ben sGSnrnlern, mel
Ide Tltter gemabIen Nben m0;dbdten,
our 8%erfigal11g. Die gsyiirn1n Sgttu1l- :
tebed & 8reuer l,nb Saul &anfens
baben ben gIepator eepadtet, mas Of
ne 8ueifel jid ben Sornern als Bor-
.t6eil errpeiien miro. nnier 5taot-
den befommt lett eiin gang anoeres
Mnieben, miro bnsleIbe ia bur9 Sc
me1tieitenmege perid0nert. Nidt
nit ser 2aterne, fonoern nit benz Ger
5e1 iudt man Grea1nbidnft lltrter ben
W!itmeniden. SO.
@lenbiIle.- Mt1to11 gbrS un6a
5rau, iomie elm bei ibnen pobnen6er
junger Mann, tpuroer1, als ein Blik
naS &aus traf, erbebli9 berIeBt, n11os
man bofft, oaB ale orei oem 2eben
erba!ten per6en fonner.
@iIlom& iper. ~ Ser %
Sabre alte @rnft @lben, pelder felt
leiner Dor fur3em erfolgten &idfebr
aus 9afota 6ieien Ort bur6 feline.
|5baten in 5urdt ut1o S9reden ges.
balten fat, Dermunoete Sen Maridan
g. g. Mottle onrh einen 5duB t0ot<
lid, perlebte Damn SEN Brieftrd-
ger 9. 8embleton 0ur6 einen 5duB
olsrd Sen Mrm 11no bradte 5ulebt nod
ieinem &ater cine 5duBmun6e bel,
poral1f er, nit einem @emebr perie=
fen, in Sic @aloer ser l1mgebung ge=
floben lit. Mit 8lutbunoen bofft man
0em l1nmeniden auf Sic Spur at
fomn1en.
ct. Saul. - SSm ginflange nit
einem bon ser lebten Staatslegisla=
tltr angenommenen @eiebe %berian6te.
Ser Staats= Mu6ttor an Die County
MuSitoren bon 26 Counties 3nblungs=s
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-28
@emSbnlidJe Grfaltunsen miiiien ernit
qenpmmen iper6em.

.
@enn nidt gebeilt untergraben iie
sic 2ebensfraft un6 ma@en Sen. le,
bensfdbigen @ioerftan6 elmer ernfte<
rem Snfeftton 3ugangli@. S@mbt
Cure &in6er un6 gud ielbit 6ur6 oen
prompten @ebra1d bon 6olep'S So
neD ans Gar COMPOUND un6 fin6et iet-
ne raiden uno entldie6enen @rgeb-
niiie aus. Sir @uiten, @rfdltungen,
5tidbuiten, &eu9buiten, 8ron9itis
unb Mffeftionen oes @alies, ser 8ruit
un6 ser 2ltngen lit es elm ftets fertiges
uno mertbpones Mtttel. Molitor
Drug 60.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-19
PROVIDES FOR HEIRS.

James r. Clements ArranEes for
Business After His Death.
Loretta Raymond is made sole bene-
ficiary Of the estate of her friend, Emma
Jeffries. by the will Of the latter. dated
February q. 1901. and filed for probate
yesterday. Frank K. Raymond is named
as executor.
The will Of James T. Clements, dated
September q. 1910. was filed for probate
yesterday. Mary J., Ann s., and Ella F.
Clements are to receive bequests Of $100
each, and an annuity Of S per month is
made to Emma Williams. his sister.
Theophilus Clements and Louis T. Glenn
ents are to conduct the undertaking busi-
ness for the benefit Of the widow. From
the proceeds of the business and the in
come from real estate and other sources
annual payments are to be made to the
children. as follows: Theophilus, $500;
Louis T, $500; James R., 500; Clara and
Josephine, each $780, and Gertrude and
Imogene, each $500. Should the business
be sold, the entire estate is to be con-
verted into cash and distributed among
the children in the proportions indicated.
Theophilus Clements and Sarah l.. Glenn
ents are named as executors
The Washington herald., 1911-01-19
GOLDENBBRGOFFBRS
BARGAINS TO MEN
Sale of Stock of Harry &
Patz Begins To-day.

Rare bargains in mems clothing. hats
and furnishings of the highest class are
offered through the purchase by Golden
berEs of the choice stock carried by
Harry & Patz- of the 'Toggery Store
Goldenberg's. at Seventh and K streets,
have arranged this stock in their store,
ami a genuine sacrifice sale Of quality
goods begins this morning at S o'clock
There is S. W. Peck clothing, "Stet:'on'
hats, e & w" collars and cuffs. and a
line Of overcoats and rain coats of equal
ly classy goods.
Saving of so cents on the dollar is an
average estimate of the bargains offered
on An occasion that comes rarely in any
lines.
Harry & Patz have been we'll known
for the exclusive lines they have kept for
years at 1l09 Pennsylvania avenue and as
the sal. includes the entire STOCK, the op-
portunities offered to buyers are of un-
usual advantage.
This is the second time within the last
ten days that Goldenberg's have afforded
their customers an opportunity of obtain
ing high-class offerings at little prices.
The last time the line was for women. The
sale to-day offers equal advantages to
men.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-19
PLACES OF INTEREST,

Library Of ConSress-Opsn a. m. to 10 p. N. or
secular days; from p 4 to 10 p. m. Sunday:
and on certain holidays. During July. August ant
September. closes l .. m. Saturday.
Public LbraIJ-Open a. m. to 9 p. m holidays
3 q. to p. m. Sundays. 2 to p. m
White House-Open 10 q. m. to .. m
United States Capitol-Open a. m. to 40 p. N.
Corcuran Gallery Of Art-Open tfre) Tuesday
Thursday. Saturday. $50 q m. to I p. m: Sunday
30 to i:1 p. m. Other days. sc admission.
State. War. and Navy deparments-Open a. m.
to p. N. The original Declaration Of Independ
encs is in the library at the State Department)
United States Treasury-Open 3 Z. IN. to D. m.
United States Patent oface-open g. m to I
United States Pension Bureau-open a. m. to 4
p. m.
United States Post-onice-open .. m. to p m.
Washington City Post-offce-open all hour. The
Dead Letter Office j. in the city post -otieeJ
Fish Commission-Open q m. to 40 .. m.
amy Medical Muaerm-Open q. m. to 40 p. m.
National Mus.um-Open q m. to 40 p. m (in-
cludiIg holidaysl
Agricultural Department-open =. m. to ~
p. m.
Bureau of Engraving and Printns-Open l. m.
= Washington Monuuent c5s.4 feet in heisht)-open
IN .. N. to i3D p. m (Elcvator runs from .. n.
to 4 p. nj
Smithsonian Institution-open q u to ~
2. N. (inciudine hclidays).
Government Printing OEce-Open q N. to 2
Navy Yard-Open 4 m. to $50 p m.
Southwofth Cottage. 36th and Prospect
Key MarsioE-Home Of Francis Scott Key. author
q The Star Spanglsd Banner" 1ls street
northwest Open d. ily. except Sunday. a. m to
5:3 .. N. Admission free
IN THE SUBURBS
Arlington Natinnal CeEetery.
Chevy Chase and Kensington.
Geological Park topen all day)
Rock Greek Bridge and Park.
United States NaTal Academy. Annapolis Md
Mount Vernon ttbe home and tomb Of Washing
ton)-O9en II a.. m. to p. m.
Naval Obsevatoey-Opep a. m. to p N
United States Soldiers Hone-Open = N to
sunset
The Washington herald., 1911-01-19
CLOWNS AT CIRCUS PLEASING
Funmakers at Convention Hall a
Feature of the Show.
Trained Horses Do . Variety OF
Tricks-CrOwds Attend Each
Performance.

The funmakers OF the Royal & Adams
two-ring indoor circus at Convention
Hall are a feature of the show. The
clown has become a necessity. Ever
since the days of the great Dan Rice. the
circus man has recognized the fact that
a circus must have its clowns. and the
circusgoer has emphasized that fact. To-
day, n circus to be up to date must have
whole troupe of clowns. Thus when
Rhoda Royal and Tom Fl. Adams were
gathering together their big array Of pro-
fessional talent they did not overlook
the clowns Approximately thirty of the
best buffoons of the white top were en-
gagged. and are with the show dispOrting
themselves at every performance.
One Of the most famous of the troupe
is "Ab' johnson. for several years chief
funmaker of the Se&ls-Forepaugh circus.
Another is Raymond (Flatiron) Wirth. of
the Ringing Brothers circus. Wirth's S
best act-is his burlesque of the bathing
girl. Still another famous clown is Pierre
Kerfyser who came to this country six
teen months ago from France. Last sea-
son he was with the Barnum & Bailey
circus. Kerfyser is a dwarf. twenty-eight
years old. and only feet 10 inches in
height.
Among the other notable clowns with
the Royal & Adams circus are Jack Har-
ris, Lon Moore, Jerry Clayton, Dick Ford,
Jack North. Phil Darling. and Horace
Webb. Webb is inventor Of a number OF
clover clown feature stunts" notably
that in which a man is shot out of the
mouth of a cannon. picked up for dead
by a number Of his clownish comrades.
carried on a stretcher.i and suddenly re-
wives, soaring his comrades away.
The trained horses Of the show have
come in for a lot Of favorable comment.
A better collection of educated equfnes
could scarcely be found with any circus.
winter or summer. About half the acts
are horse acts, but covering wide va
riety Of tricks, so that there is no weary
in watching them.
The circus has been attracting big
crowds. and judging from the frequent
applause has been pleasing them might
ily At afternoon performances children.
who get in at reduced prices, are kept
constantly clapping their little hands in
glce.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-19
BIBLE STUDIES FOR WOMEN.
Mrs. Grace d. Goodwin Gives First
Of Series Of Eight.

Mrs Grace Dufield Goodwin, wife of
the Rev. DR.. Frank r. Goodwin. the
newly installed pastor of Mount Pleasant
Congregational Church, conducted the
first of series of eight Bible studies
yesterday morning to about fifty young
women at the Y. W. Z. a.
She took as her subject. Christ and
the twelve disciples She will hold
classes every Wednesday morning at II
o'clock.
William Mearns addressed a meeting
under the auspices of the Y. w. G. A last
night at the Chamber Of Commerce rooms
OH What women should know about in
vestme:its.'' which is me second talk in
course on Thrift" the association is
holding.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-19
CHAMBER TO MEET
NIGHTS In FUTURE
President Oyster and New
Board Take ReinS.
LISNER AND HUNT RENAMED
VIII Continue to Serve a. Treasurer
and Secretary, Respectively-More
tained-Sum Total for Good Roads
Work-Executive Committee.

President James F. Oyster, Of the
| Washington Chamber Of Commerce, with
| the help Of his board Of directors set
| his house in order for the coming year
! by the appointment of the executive COM
| mittee, the election OF officers, and the
| transaction Of other necessary organiza-
| ton business.
Meetings of the board Of directors will
| be held in the evening in the future. in
stead of at 4 O'Clock in the afternoon. as
| has been the custom lately. Joseph Stras-
| burger brought this suggestion before the
board. and, after some discussion, il
was decided that the proposal was a good
one.
Robert N. Harper. from the Fairfax
good roads committee. reported what had
been done in committee, and obtained an
appropriation Of $50 as a subscription
from the Chamber with which to start
out on the work OF helping to get as
much as possible of the $4,000 deficit. The
money is to be used in building between
the Chain bridge and Langley, so as 20
secure good work on the road near the
city.
To Seek New Quarters.
Charles W. Darr called attention to the
cutting out by Congress Of the proposed
appropriation of $4,000 asked for by the
District to promote the investigation of
the lighting project by the erection of
a plant at Great Falls. Three members
of the municipal legislation committee
will ask Congress to replace the appro-
priation in the estimates.
The Chamber has Outgrown its pres
ent quarters. according to the expressed
views of II. T. Shannon. by whose mo-
ton the house committee will look for
better accommodations.
Granville NJ. Hunt, from the conven-
tions committee. notified the board that
a permanent publicity agent was desired
by the committee to help advertise the
city and that this and other requests
would be made at the next meeting of
the Chamber.
A Lisner was reelected treasurer for
the ensuing year and Thomas F. Grant
was reelected secretary.
The executive committee for the COM
ing year is composed of James F.. Oys-
ter, ID. ]. Callahan, Charles J. Bell. d.
s Porter, H. T. Shannon. A. Leftwich
Sinclair. A. D. Prince, Z. c. Graham,
H. B. F. Macfarland, w. F. Guide, and
W. T. Galliher.
Nh Matte What the Occ..i0u
The Washington herald., 1911-01-19
Marine Panorama at Old Point.

There is nowhere afforded such an op-
portunity for a day or two of quiet and
restful recreation so near home as q trip
to Old Point Comfort, Norfolk, or Cape
Henry. Hampton Roads daily presents a
panorama Of moving battle ships,
cruisers, torpedo boats. merchant ships,
and pleasure craft Of all sizes. The Nor
folk and Washington Line is featuring
special low rate weekend excursions
covering all expenses; also delightful all
water trips by river. bay. and ocean to
New York and Boston. Tourists to
Florida and other Southern resorts will
find this route a very agreeable and at
tractive break in the rail route. The city
ticket office. in the Bond Building, Four
teenth street and New York avenue
northwest, will be glad to furnish further
and detailed information
The Washington herald., 1911-01-19
MINERS PLEA PENDING.
Application for Admission to A.
Of l.. Not Acted Upon.

OF L.. NOT ACte0 upon.
At the third days session of the execu-
tive council Of the American Federation
Of Labor. in tho Ouray Building. yester-
day, the question Of the application by
the Western Federation Of Miners for a
charter WAS discussed. No decision was
reached by the members of the council.
In addition to the nine members of the
council. the following participated:
Charles II. Meyer and II. Miller. rep
resenting the Western Federation of Min
ers: James O'Connell. the International
Association Of Machinists: F. NJ. Ryan.
Bridge and Structural Iron Workers of
America: John w. Kline. Brotherhood of
Blacksmiths OF America: Matt Conner
ford, International Union of Steam En-
gineerS: T. NJ. Healy, International Broth
erhood Of Stationary Firemen; Z. j. No
Ian. Brotherhood of Boiler Makers and
Iron Shipbuiders of America: James
Wilson. Pattern Makers League Of
North America, and Mr.. Mitchell, Central
Labor Union, Of Butte, Mont.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-19
READY FOR CONVENTION.
Civil Service Retirement Associs
ton Meets Tomorrow.


tion Meets Tomorrow.
Preparations have been about CON-
pleted for the two-day convention Of the
United States Civil Service Retirement
Association to open at G. A. R Han to-
morrow morning at go o'clock Abou,
80 delegates. representing $4,000 gov
ernment employees. will attend.
The board Of directors will meet this
morning at 9 o'clock at the Office Of the
association. 945 Pennsylvania avenue.
Prominent members Of Congress and
other officials are scheduled to address
the convention on the straight pen
sion' retirement plan.
>The officers Of the association are: NJ.
- O'Donoghue, president: Jesse H. Rob-
inson, vice president; Edward J. Can't
well. secretary; NJ. T. Fmnan, treasurer,
and Emmet Hamilton Frank T. Rogers.
Pierce NJ. Maher. Joseph D. Murphy,
George w. William, and John A. T. Car
rougher, executive committee.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-19
Alleee theft Of Trust Funds.

Alleging that he borrowed from GER
Tin funds intended for poor children. the
republic of Mexico seeks the extradition
Of Jose Sanches Azcena, who claims to
be I political refugee. Papers to this ef-
feet were fled yesterday. 1t Is claimed
that tampering with funds of that kind
constitutes an offense under the penal code
of Mexico, and that 1t was committed
some time after December. 1906. 1t ap-
pears that Ascena was making drafts
on the funds when confronted with the
charge. The date for the hearing on the
win probably take place neat week.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-19
Sue to Recover Funds.

F. The National City Bank and Union
Savings Bank filed suit against the Car
negie Trust Company Of New York. to
recover money on deposit with the New
York institution when 1t closed its doors
The Carnegie Trust Company being a
foreign corporation, attachments were
issued against funds or the concern sup
posed to be in the hands of the National
Savings and Trust Company of>this city
The Washington herald., 1911-01-19

more in harmony with my religious views
and convictions. At this time. when
think of my work in the congregation
for the last three years, find some en-
comagement in Browning's Rabbi Ben
not comforts me-"