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The Washington times., 1912-06-29
Salvation Army to
Begin Tent Services

The Salvation Army has completed
the erection Of tent at Maryland ave-
nue., Fourteenth and G streets, where
services will be held every evening at
m, except Thursdsy. On Thurs
days services will be held at the Saliva
tion Army hall. $50 Pennsylvania ave
nue. northwest.
The services will be in charge of
Adult L, NJ. Brazier and her assistants.
Ad1otnnt H:ayt. and Captain Meyers,
who have had charge uf the Washing
ton Salvation Army corps about three
years. Major and Mrs. George Irving
and Ensign A. Cooper. of Saratoga, N.
y, will assist in the opening services
tomorrow evening at s o'clock
The Washington times., 1912-06-29
Concert Today
BY the United States Marine Band
at Potomac Drive, at S p. m.
VILLAIN H. sANTELMANN.

WILLIAM H. sANTELMANN..
Leader.
March-"Folies- Bergere' ......Lncke
Overture-"Der FreischuetE". Weber
Characteristic dance-"In the
Shadows ......................F1 .F1nck
Euphonium solo-"Josephine". .Kyrl
Musician George Frey.
Scenes from Romeo and Giun-
eta ......'''''.'''.''.... ..Gounod
Waltz-"The Girl in the Train" Fall
Suite-"Three Quotations. .... .Sousa
(a) The King of France. with
5000 men, marched up the hill.
and then marched down again.
(b) l. too. was born In Arcadia.
(c) In Darkest Africa.
Grand march-"Eatrance Of the
Guests at the2wartburg". Wa Ener
The Star-spangled Banner"
The Washington times., 1912-06-29
Plan Athletic Events
For Church PicnickerS

The Sherwood Presbyterian Sunday
school. of Twenty-second street and
Rhode Island avenue, will give its an
nual Fourth of July picnic at Groves
Park, Rhode Island avenue, between
Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets north
west.
A program consisting of baseball, run
ming events, sack races. three-legged
races. pole vaulting and many other
events common to such occasions, has
been arranged. Prizes will be awarded
the winners
The school invites. not only its own
members. but the public at large to
attend the picnic.
The Washington times., 1912-06-29
Will Report Views
On German Cruiser

United States naval officers who made
study of the German battle cruiser
Moltke, while the ship was in American
waters. several weeks ago. are prepar-
ing confidential reports comparing the
vessel with the most powerful American
dreadnoughts. The reports will be sub
mitted to Secretary of the Navy Meyer
The Secretary was impressed with the
new German ship. and would like Con-
gress to authorize similar vessels for
the American navy, provided this could
be done without taking away from the
battleship building program.
The Washington times., 1912-06-29
Merchants Threaten
To Form New Body

A special committee of the board Of
directors of the Chamber of Com
merce, Isaac Cans, John Dolph. B. w.
Guy. Joseph Stoddard. and William
+. GUIDE. will meet Monday at noon at
the Chamber to consider the possi-
bility of retaining the Retail Mer-
chants Association in the Chamber.
They will report to the board on
Wednesday night. Unless the board's s
action is favorable to the merchants
the latter threaten to form a sep
arate organization.
The Washington times., 1912-06-29
What's on the Program, in
Washington Today

Meeting of Canton. Washington, No. /.
/. o. o. F. drill tonight
Lawn fete for the benefit OF St. Johns
Church. Bethesda. at the residence of
r. C. Drummond, Tenleytown, Road,
tonight. .-..
Last concert Of the season by the Unit
ed States Marine Band, at Potomac
Drive, p. m.
Amusements.
Polrs-PolI Players in ALIAS Jimmy
Valentine" 2;15 and s:16 D m.
Columbia-Columbia Players in Tho
Climbers" 2:l5 and S:l5 p. m.
Cosmos-Continuous vaudeville.
Arcade-Motion pictures and other at
fractions.
Glen Echo Park-Amusements for all.
Admission free. --.'
Chevy Chase Lake-Amusements and
music by section OF Marine Band.
Marshall 1uIl-Dancing and other at
fractions.
Chesapeake Beach-Bathtng. fishing
and other attractions.
Luna Park-Dancing and other amuSe-
ments.
Indian Head and return. steamer St.
Johns, forty-mjls moonlight sail at
p. m
The Washington times., 1912-06-29
Spanish War Veterans
Hold Final Meeting

The District Of Columbia Commandery,
Naval and Military Order OF Spanish
War Veterans. held its fnal meeting OF
the season at the Hotel Winston last
night, followed by a banquet.
Those present were Lieutenant Com
mander D. L. Wilson. Col. r. B. Simms.
Lieut.. r. H. Chappell, Maj. 9. s.
Hodges, Capt. s. P. Jacobs. Maj. F. b.
Wheaton, Capt. c. T. Schwegler. Lieut..
A. Holmead, Lieut.. ]. H. Miteendorff,
Gen. A. c. Girard, Lieutenant Command
er Landoz, Surgeons Turner and j. C..
Pruer.
The Washington times., 1912-06-29
Concert for Blind
Given at Library

More than fifty blind persons attended
the musical entertainment given at the
Library of Congress last night for their
benefit. Mrs. Gertrude Schwannecke
played several selections. Miss Flor
ence Moack. soprano. and Miss Estelle
Murray, soprano. sang four popular
numbers. while Miss Lillian Milovich
gave two numbers on the violin. Mrs.
Estelle T. Crismond was the accom-
panist.
This probably will be the last enter
tainment Of the season.
The Washington times., 1912-06-29
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS

Naval Hospital, Puget Sound, Wash.
Assistant Naval Constructor P. G. LAU-
MAN, to Navy Yard, Mare Island,
Cal.
Assistant Naval Constructor A. w.
FRANK, to Navy Yard, New York,
n. Y.
Assistant Naval Constructor r. T.
HANSON, to Navy Yard, New York,
N. Y.
The Washington times., 1912-06-29
Half-Holidays Begin
On Saturday Next

Today is the last day OF. school for
the thousands of Government clerks In
Washington, so far as Saturday after
moons are concerned, a4d they are COM
mensurately happy.
This being the last Saturday in June.
It is the last Saturday OF the summer
months /. on which the Government
half n day. SATURDAY. is a half holiday
in July, August, and September.
The Washington times., 1912-06-29
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.

Arrived-Patapsco at Havana, Perry at
Sausalito, Maryland at Tacoma,
Eagle at Guantanamo.
Sailed-Standish from Indian Head for
Annapolis Albany from Shanghai
for Yokohama, Chester from Halifax
for Eastport, PaduCah from Guam
tanamO for Santiago. Chauncey from
Shanghai for Chefoo.
The Washington times., 1912-06-29
In the Mail Bag

Times
Objectionable
EDITOR
The Washington times., 1912-06-29
ARMY.

Captain HERBERT o. WILLIAMS,
commissary, upon relief from War
College, to the Commissary General
OF the Army for duty as an assistant
In his office.
First Lieutenant GEORGE Z. PRICE,
Fourteenth Cavalry, having been
found by an Army retiring board In
capacitated for active service on ac-
count Of disability incident thereto,
the retirement of Lieutenant PRICE
from active service. is announced.
The Washington times., 1912-06-29
NAVY.

Lieutenant Commander A. f. WAT
SON. to office of Naval Intelligence,
Navy Department.
Assistant Surgeon ]. A. B. SINCLAIR,
wait orders.
The Washington times., 1912-06-29
Parents Are Pleased to Have Central
High School Fairgrounds Put In
Order.

To the Editor Of THE TIMES:
Much praise is due Snowden Ash
ford. Municipal Architect, for his action
In preparing the grounds at the site OF
the proposed Central High School build
ing. in Florida avenue. between Elev-
enth and Thirteenth streets. Columbia
Heights, for playground purposes for
the larger children of this section OF
the city. For some months past the
boys have used these grounds for base
ball purposes, but as they are to be
leveled and put in proper shape, they
may be used by both the boys and the
girls.
1t is a pleasure to see the large chill
dren enjoying themselves here during
the vacation months. and the parents
are highly pleased with Mr.. Ashford's
action, as the new high school building
will not be commenced for several
months. and these grounds can be put
to use as we'll as help the appearance OF
these grounds. -
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS"
The Washington times., 1912-06-29
Temple Chapter Misrepresented In
the Matter Of De Lscy's Reap.
nOiutmeut-

To the Editor OF THE TIMES:
As past worthy matron of Temple
Chapter. No. 13, o. e. g.. on behalf OF
the chapter I wish to state that Tenn.
pie Chapter has never indorsed any
petition for the reappointment Of Judge
De Lacy for Judge of the Juvenile
Court. Notwithstanding that repeated
assertions to this effect have been made
in both The Times and the Post ol
Washingtn, d. c. All articles to tina,
effect In any paper, either in this juris.
diction or outside OF II are unfair and
misleading. The party signing these
articles states that he Is Mason. II
he is l am confident he has forgotten
his obligation taken at the altar-or ht
would have taken the trouble to inves.
tigate the matter before he assailed al
the members OF Temple Chapter, No. 13
o. E. 8. NORA II. HENRY,
p. w. NJ, Temple Chapter, No. l3
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-04-26

unc1e!" Miss Minerva's afaancsd asked
Billy a few minutes later.
Zine an dandy" was the answer.
- the child wrigEled himself out VI
HE cunts embrace. The enthusiastic
reception accorded him. when he got
OF the train, was almost too much for
the little boy. He gased at the pair In
smherrassment. He was for the mo-
neat disconcerted and overcome: In
p1ace Of the expected seedlings and
psnishment. he was received with
carseses and hattering consideration.
He could not understand II at all.
TIE major put . hand on the little
boyt shoulder and smiled Q kindly
smile into his big, gray. astonishcd
eyes rs the happy lover Aelightsdly
Whispered. "Your aunt Minerva 10 60
Inc 70 marry me tomorrow. Billy"
"Pents an ALT" asked william
0rssa Hill.
THE END.
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BARS OUT RUSSIAN GEESE
oosWsny's Blew 70 . Crest readl
Seriously Felt on Beth olaeo
~ Ooe6oe.

Announcement has been made that
IL German authorities have suspeae-
- ~ Importation a live geeoe fro0
nuasia on the ground that there y Q
considerable amount Of disease peeva,
let b The frontisr districts q Inst
ee1Dcry.s, E.
Coains. = this proAibitios loss. -.
uss1lstsly prior to The period vbes ~
ports - live geese Increase saUe11y
the ssestioa 10 serious allie 70 beesa.
ers b Russia. Who Will hsve lasgs
Quantities Of birds thrown % tAsss
hasAs: 70 German goose tattsssss. %
they viii b. unable to OH up theis
pens. Tor The home productios b total
" 1asu0cient to meet their Require
ments. asd 10 housewives In Germany,
who Vim asd the already htgh pstes
Of What 10 ~ important article o.
food advance still further asd Deob
ably b proAibitivs Russians STATE
that shsss 10 no justincatioa Tor this
regulation. tAat Il b . trade move
In he Interests q German dealers &c
force down prices and % . measure
Of nscal peotsctioa 10 German bsssd
ers.
Germany imports annually aboss
S.000y0ee IRE geese. Of whtch seven
eights coms from Russia. where these
birds ere bred 10 vast sumbess
througAovt the western and southwest
ern sovssaossts. They are boughi
iron The raissrs b. travelling dsslsrs.
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eoCtly behind broad, pOmpous negro
and slipped on the car just after him.
yeetuaatsly they found . ssaa II the
rear AZ the coach and there they at
unoIssrvsd. still and quiet except for
IN occasional delighted giggie. tau
the bell csAnged and the train started
Of.
wen - Sam Lamb tossckly."
whispered Jimmy. and As'll take
care Of ~"
rhs train was made up Of SEVEN
coaches, which had bssn takiag o.
negroes at every station up TIE road
% far - Paducah. and Il happened
that the two little boys did not know
. soul In their car.
But when they were nearing Wood
stock, Q little station not far from
Memphis. Sam Lamb. making . tour
Of the cars. came into their coach and
was promptly hailed By the childrsn.
When he recognised them. hs burst
into such . roar Of laughter that II
0used all the other passengsrs to turn
around and look In their direction
''what y all gwine to do mex I 49,
WONDER" he exclaimed. "Yo' skals
stst made dis side o. 'ternity. Lordss.
Lord>e." he xased 1t them aAmiringly.
~you slso' 10 geno0wtne cornfed. ster.
iie' silver. all-woolan' ayard.widc.
pureieas, Green-River LoIlapaloosas.
Does 20 folks know bout yerf Lorjee!
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nor u DO iuii o req eys. An 20 ioi.s
. plumb strscted bout yer ois MN.
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sAcn' pushing Jimmy ana poIins niiiy.
and towed the reluctant little boys
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= HouseThat
Jim Built

/ 49,
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Avenue ma Mania street Apuly merit
door
Thar hov.s, rhs ..ri.s ave. al,eA
suddenlv vith burn,ns tears Amer
three vsarr \. ma 81 last eoosented
,hes "a lei the Mace IA : stranser--
anyone Who misht prove respectab,e
enough "a ~ the sight marty" Had
he soreotten ,-ee..ed "a care, There
wa only one ansver or he would
never have h.en wiling "a ,ahe thls
| stan n coulant n. lsch Of money.
abe knew that. the srv,h came TO her
M. : tp,se.thrust. r. - 6ope vith
the mast forever.
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and rspsssed the Iittl. green house
into which hsd been wrought slI ths.r
hopee. .nd thsnhed he.ven from the
hot.om AZ M rear, ,h., n - ann
vacant. stiIl s.cred "a him. nvery
shin.Is ~ r.ster ..ood I'm q hesrt.
throh. eyerv tra. ana aoves Ia besa
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ssss q shsa aeSssssd susssoos -
ants 20 turned tbs1 "a asay.- ~
held sVse tAs 1ess. Pray ven ~
uisa; shsa - 80 tsih tsssss.
Traneseca's heas1 was oooe1a0 vegy
hard end vesy fast . ~ ssssre1 ~
Ustu httls passos. ~ - ~ ~
po,ss sduirss,y. whss u ~ sasseo
- turned swayi
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rWps. bslisvsf- che ashed.
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mind 10 ltvs h Paris 0os oood. -.
psct. Hs's ny aspAsw. yos knsw. ~
sister and ease ~ last spsino fsuO
Philadelphia 70 i've end ~ asksd -
to take charge q the hssss svss
there"
After half ~ hcur's intsevsew. -
issact0ry aEraAsemsnts we're eesslof
ID end. With ths beg Tightly c,sses1
n her cold fingers. Isaacseea ssoo1
hsrself Tor the nrst time 10 thrss Dsa0
ysars Walking tremulossly ~ ~
hower.bordsred path that ~ 70 ~
lOw vssandAf Her breath eams u
little Jerks and tho ksood pouadeA =
hes temples. NE applied he sey
to the l0ch almost 10 . drea0 I'D
pushed open The door. 80
AZ slght 81 IL tnmillas eeteoeD
within . ssddsa sense Of ss9ocasisa
came spos Der. II pesssd = -
meat end she eatsssd The asyt soo0
she came 10 mechanically. ~ ~
vas frssh and clean. and ~ . sl0D
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annts bed atteuded 10 that, 80 ~
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y VpS
collapss. lroppeA iate { eGalf q ~
vernda. her faithful Major ~ hse
side. He had come 10 oRsr hslp ard
sympathy % soon - hs heard q her
distress. and. finding her n such .
softsnsd. dependent .and rscsptivo
mood. the Major had remained 10 ~
70 cheer her up.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garner we're also %
the porch. discussing what furthss
steps they could take.
TT 10 al the fault Of that william
Of yours." snapped one little boy's
mother to the other little boys aunt.
Jimmy 10 the best child In the world
when he 10 By himself. but he 10 easils
led into mischief"
Miss Ninsrvs's face biased with ~
dignation.
"william's fault indeed!" she an
swsrsd back. There never was
sweeter child than william" fcr the
lonely woman knew the truth 1t last
At the thought that her little nephew
might b. hurt. long forgotten tender.
ness stirred her bosom and she real
lied for the nrst time how the child
had grown into her life.
The Telegram came.
They are all risht shoetsd NJ.
Garner joyousiy. - he quickly opsas4
and read the yellow nissiva. tesy
went % the sxcarsioa and Ban Lamp
10 pf1nesng then nome On NE accom-
modation.
A. ne major. short. plump. ruiz
CASE. Jelly. 40 Miss hisesvA tan
salsow. eneeses. eees0a. wees waakng
% TIE seaesoo % Meet ne Tran that
~ es'nssns noae ne fsss.sSs. sns
elderly lover kssw himself 70 % q
last master q the satsatsoe.
ne troae'e wite hsiiy- % N%san.
ee1ssuae 1is steps 70 Mss A'ssrvss
m,ncin9 wslk.
wl"em. sc cnsTe.se. msouy.
Inc Trouble VITA SHY fspeetea
. nsr ss =. sr".'. Is sais: :. re nave
tr1eo 70 maze Q gir oot q Q healthy.
hishepsritsd boy: yos have NJ given
MN tae toys ana psaythiass Q boy
shoeid havs; 700 eavs noe svea gwen
the cniio co0ooe sove asd saection.
re we 'estlns eims,if g. TOT q knsv
snst ehe nesese the leisure. ana. won
dsrfui 70 ten. she vas lisesaing meek
". ioe nave ssessea yosr eeep. ne
weat o.. sseinse bslly ana asainst
me. Too nave o000e - 0ucA tooo how
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ssvl shs Assss u Truth.

osSl the Absss u Truth.
Truth! Where 10 truth but IN the
soul itsslff Facts. objects are but
rhantoms; natter-wovsn ghosts OF
this earthly night. 1t which the soul
sleeping here In the mirs and clay Of
matter sAu11ees and names NJ Own
vagss tremoss. ssnss and psrcsption.
Charles Kingsley.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-04-26

Wese6 Heve peseesrsd chesee.
Rsts b WesAiagssa sle - svee
e3.eoo WeeeA = 61ils. Ut ve aso g ~
opielsa TIT \ ~ ~ 49, stvsa
~ O0tiso = ~ naitsr thsy vosl1
have oeeengBo1 - havs - \ =
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Rscsstly . lsttsr Of introductios
vas handed ~ - actor 10 manager
which described the Dssssats1 - N
actor u nueh merit. and coaciuAs1:
he psays Macbeth. Rlchsiisu. Hsnr
let. ohyieek. anl billiards. He plays
billiards besl."
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psssesesa IN tsls uay.

pssesleet IN Hls oay.
A estsslist Aas discovered that 10
s3si A. D. he earth viii esess 10
turn q ~ sxts. hut q u shouldn't
be- viil 10 spared The huniilattoe -
hearing ths people 1ssosacs hin % Q
liar .--AempAls News.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-12-14

matte way from tho keepers Of illegal
resorts, but thus far the chief evidence
mas been sdven by woman who claims
she was ',obbed' and who has contra
dtcted herself.
"M the Aldermanic Committee detec-
lives had been wise they would have
nut up a Job on the people named by
Mary Goode. She gave them the
names Of those who. she said, were
collecting graft in various ways. BY
sending a smart woman detective into
The situation there might have been a
roundup with several people In the
Tombs instead of issuing dentals from
their places of business as to the state
ments OF Mary Goode.
Everybody who lives in New YorR
and gets around knows that graft -
rampant. Thousands of respectable
citizens pay graft in one form or an
other and have been paying 1t toI
years. The merchant who slips a city
employee a present of any kind for the
privilege OF obstructing the sidewalk ci
violating a corporation ordinance is a.
much OF a briber as the woman who
goes into a designated place and hands
over a certain sum each month witt
the understanding that the money IL
to guarantee protection
81 have talked to policemen VINO
know their game and they say that the
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only remedy for grating on d!sorderly
places Is that proposed by Mary Goode.
Make q distinction between vice and
crime, take the disorderly house and
gambling businesses out OF the criminal
code. and therefore out Of police super
vi-don, and tuIA the regulatsSu OF the
social and get.Abling evils ,.yer to a
board or commission.
win we ever do It? Not unless there
arises some man of SO commanding "A
chara cter that he can dissipate the
cloud Of hypocrisy that hangs over this
town. The great mass OF the people
are Indifferent. The busy people are the
fanatics. Tho fanatics are all ex-
tremists, and extremists In morals are
constitutional hypocrites. We 40 on the
principle that what we don't see doesn't
exist. To follow out the idea OF putting
disorderly houses and gambling houses
| In control OF a commission would lie Al
admission that such places exist, An,
ths LOUD minority Of Aypoerltss en- a.
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THE ESTEEMED Brooklyn Eagle, scanlalized by doubts
Gently expressed in this column to poscritys gratitude
for being loaded with printed matter of the present day.
spurred to action:
The Eagle differs from The Evening believing
newspaper files are OF value and
med daily edition according American
Chemical Soeieys formulate the
individuals
The Evening World doubted the value newspapers
postcry 1t only hoped the would ovegencrou
converting It's of printed matter into state Of mpershab
etrifacon and indeby Noting the effect remarks upo
the Eagle The Evening World only congratulate itself upo
having startled that worthy newspaper purpose an
beg posterity to give u a little of the credit.