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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-14
n. V MAN AGAIN HEADS CHURCH.

Washington, May lS.-The general con-
yention of the Church of the New Jeru-
salem, I'm session here, to-day nominated
the Rev. Julian X. Smith. OF New York.
president, and Justice Job Barnard, of
Washington, vlce-president, 10 succeed
themselves. The convention also nominated
John Dabol. OF Massachusetts. secretary;
Paul II. Seymour, of Cincinnati. assistant
secretary. and James Richard Carter, OF
Rostop. treasurer. The election will be
haId to-morrOW.
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sTETsoN LEFT OVER s5,OOO,OOO
Trustees Report Shows Hat Manu-
facturer's Fortune Exceeds That Sum.
tRv T,,.grspb 70 The Tribune.

tBy Telegraph 10 The Tribunel
Norrstown. Penn, May l3.-George a.
Elsasser and J. Howell Cummings. trus-
tees under the will OF John Il. Stetson, the
wealthy hat manufacturer of Philadelphia
.led their first report in the Orphans Court
to-day. They say the executors account
cannot be speedily settled, because the es-
tate includes much real estate In other
states, and because of the nature or GER
tain personal assets.
The report shows that the income collect
ed during the two years from January III,
1910. to January 81. 1912. amounted to
s7s454s 81. From this was deducted s6s,16S IS,
expenses, compensation and counsel fees,
including $1,000 transferred to the eXecu-
tors account, which left net $6si.1s 80.
II Is said there is in hand more than
s. 600. 600 in cash and securities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-14

the suggestion is several thousand year
late The clean up system Is one Oh 'he
chief features OF the Passover festi'"'
which Is also a spring feast NO fha''e'
how poor or unclean a home may VIC
among those who observe that season. " ID.
made sweet and clean for the fret day VI
Passover, and the men who made the an
nual clean up a religious opser'aieo
doubtless had the same things In hiiiiu
which occurred to DR.. Porter 5,ti2 years
later"
Masistrate-Your wife says you sraopeo
her by the throat. .,
Teutonic Prlsoner-Chudse, dot vas choos'
a l-edle choke. philadelphia RECORD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-14

the moving picture show. Moreover by
its prohibition of vaudeville turns IN
these houses. it would do more to pro-
tect the morals OF their audiences than
could he expected from much film censor
ing The Folks ordinance, while not
fiawless. is far better than anything the
city now has In the way of moving pct
LIZ, lpciSlaf inn
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AT THE WHITE HOUSE.

7 T rom TIC ITIDIlII' t'UI"""'I
Washington. May 13.-Mrs. Taft. accom-
panied by Miss Taft and party Of friends
occupied box at the Belasco Tonight u
sec the Butterfield players in III Wer.
King" The guests. all of whom mad oiheu
with Mrs Taft. included Miss Cotton M"
ior Winship, DR.. Grayson and Lieu'eha"'
Mckinney.
Miss Taft went to ride this afternoon
accompanied by DR.. Grayson, of the May
flower and a party OF young folk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-14
"LF7 rs TlLK ABOIT THE
WEATHER"

Ruskin considered it strange that peo-
pie thought so little about the sky, and
perhaps he was right. At any rate. 1t
would have required a brave or a rcck-
less man TO ten him he was wrong.
There can he no question, however, that
people talk enough about the things
which proceed from the sky, TO wit, the
heat, the cold. the rain. the snow. the
drouth, the humidity, the wind and all
the protean forms of elemental energy
nomena which we call the weather
This year the theme is worthy Of such
attention; though perhaps more objurga-
tory than laudatory. 1t is, we believe,
the substantially unanimous consensus Of
opinion hcreaboutS that the present has
been the coolest, wcttcst, mcaneSt spring
within the memory of the Oldest inhabi-
tant. The solitary dissenter from that
proposition has just gone out to buy a
macintosh, galoshes and umbrella
Look, however. at what it has been do
ing on "the other side Yesterdays
papers told us that Paris was having the
dryest spring in two and a half CEN
turtles and the hottest May since the
world began. No rain has fallen for
eight weeks and none is in prospect
Nor has the City Of Light monopoly OF
aridity. In London the month of April
this year was the dryest ever recorded
Indeed only four dryer months in any
part Of the year have ever been known
in that city. Moreover, there was not one
day in the month on which the sky was
not clear and the sun brilliantly shining.
All that, just across the pond from
dripping, sloppy, waterlogged New York
But then. we shall not he surprised if
some statistical sharp hobs up TO prove
conclusiyely that the present spring Is
the dryest ever known here, while in
London and Paris it Is the dampeSt since
the days Of Noah. Certainly Il natural
science which is capable Of presenting
such conditions ard creating such i'm
pressions and displaying such contrasts
is worthy o. all the thought which Rus
kin invoked for it and of all the chatter.
ing about it which he deplored
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-14
HARRY WHITNEY RBTURNne
rriugs Hooded Seals as Present to Nov
York Geological Society.

New Haven. May ia message 'e.e'.
to-day from ST. Johns. NewfounoiaHu T,,,,.
nounced the arrival there OF hairy -
ney. OF this city and his party WHO ,,. !,
been on a sealing trap since e@p "a
March. Mr.. whitney reports that nc a
excellent health. and despite the r's0''
the trip has had a good trip.
Harry Whitney has Informed 'nv nr..
York Geological Society that he VIII ~.
sent six hooded seals in the near lusn
Tho message was received In VIC" an
dispatch from Mr.. whitney. VINO IN 70
board the stephano. The seals VIZ
placed in the cage adjoining the w Unsorp,a
on Sunday four sea lions from Can n,,nsut
were received. In the trip across evi
ono of the sea lions contracted ph.D :, vas
according to Curator Dtmars' anu
dead when uncrated on arrival he'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-14
STILL WINTER IN mH

From The Kenncbec Journal ...c. IS
Aroostook correspondence declares tine.
per. ,sau for many years. operators ar. '' pa
Ing for consequent high water IN 'ne In help
streams to facilitate driving f'A'"' "a hr.ss-
out considerably In melting the snow -. 90, the
ing IN the ice and good heavy ram CO. 60 sua
next week or 70 will hasten tho a' .s-
make the work easier for the drivers
.,., tha lnr, water proyed q great hthoie
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Nftu :1)urk Uribune.'
TUESDAY. MAY II, 1912.

O,oned and published daily bD me
Tribune Association, q NeW forE corpo-
ration: Ogden u. Reid President; Co"ae
Hamlin, Secretary; James IL. Barrett
Treasurer. Address. Tribune Bu'idm9'
No. l54 Nassau street, Neio York.
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or LITTLE CHILDREN

From The philadelphia Record
No inner epitsph could be SVEN an man than
the memorial tablet 70 the Rev. Willard Parsons.
founder Of the Nsw-Ierk 1rihunes Fresh AIR
Fun. "A friend Of little children"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-14
AND THEY'RE EXPERTS

From The Minneapolis journal rpl.
Kentucky reports surplus oi ~. sau
ION gallons OF whisky tbs ho' ..,,s ~
Of many steady drinkers. VINO Af'
best they know.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-14
Or. LUIS NJ. 1RAG0 ILL
South American Statesman
Visit to u. S. May BE Cancelled

Bu,nus Ayro-. MAY 49,. lr LAS
Drsgo former Minister OF FoTci-n AnaH'
and author at the much discussed Drss.
Doctrine. opposing the employment
armed 'orcc by nations 20 collec; pf'A'
debts. Is suffering from bronchitis "''
asthma. and probably will not be anle "
deliver q series OF lectures on iHtcrnau0n"
law i'm the United States. a. he nad Pm
posed to 10 lie will leave here on Neuh.9.
Gay for Europe. whore he VIII ''hs '"'
cure IN the hope OF restoring his heAl'h
According 10 the original annouhceinei,
nr. Drago intended 10 visit Europe S,-
expected to reach New York some TINS 7"
october.
DR.. Drago's lectures in the Cniteo e's
were TO Ice delivered az various Ane'.
universities under tho auspices OF the
regie Endowment for international
II was expected that he would REMAIN
this country for four or i've months, sp'
ing at several universities I'm the E@s, 49,,
one or two in the South and Midoie
and possibly at one on the Pacinc Coa'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-14

The proposed adjustment of Chinese
finances which is now announced must
be regarded partly as an emergency
measure and partly as establishing a
precedent Of great Importance. A fort
night ago the Prime Minister, Mr. Tang,
declared that u sum approXimating
i3no0o.noo must be forthcoming IN six
weeks, or h" could not answer Tor fhe
consequences. Since that time the UNI
paid troops have become increasingly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-14

II tho walters who arc now threaten
ing to tic up the restaurant service In
and no tips the public would back them
with uurcstra,ned enthusiasm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-14

Major General and Mrs. George L om..
pie and their son and daughter-in.lav ~
and Mrs. Lawrence l.. Gillespis, viii 49,
for Europe on May 90 on board the Ka,,sr.
Augusta Victoria.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-30
@sidafts Graffnnno.

Sn bent neuen@ ebdltoe Der oelttlG-
omerifanii6en 6elteroerfiderumgsge-
ieui6aft, 5t1 Ute StraBe, 3.-@.,
miro SEER Gbas.0 ieb in ndditer $50
DE feline @irti6aft pieoereroffnen.
Serr Oieb bat iein neues @ei1dft
lebr f60n ollSftatten Iaiien. Bon be-
Ionoerem Sntereiie Deroen fir Den
Oeltti6en 8eIu6er Die @anOnlalerei.
en- iein, oie getreue 4opieen oerieni-
qen I'M &atSfeler 8u 8iesba0en itno
un0 bon Ser $. Sirens 60, Die in
@oI6ington uno Baltimore ibren
Sit bat, gemolt pitrOen. Die 2eitung
ser ueueingeri6teten @irtidaft miro
in BEN SGnoen Oes Serrn 9ieb uno
1etnes Spbnes Iieger, unO nit oeriel-
ben miro Elm mooernes &eltaitront
~perbun0en fem. TIMER Oertides Blt-
bIifrm miro BEL ser gr0ffnitng iif-
er sobIrei6 bertreten iein, nno es
foute inns %tpunoern, mern Serr SteB
nidt fagen miro Sope pon're pel,
Cir. un0 ie0ermonn einlaoen miro.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-30
Columbia SnrmOerein.

eSm columbia Iurnperein" fan0
am leBten 0ienItag cine Spe5ialper-
IammIung ltott, BET Der Der @rlte
Spre6er grnit @eritenberg, ben @or-
liB fiibrte un0 au6 Der @brenipre-
der &i1aro 8artbolOt 5ugegen NOR.
Ser @rIte Gpre6er madte 5und6it
befanut, oaB Ser &erein fir nd6ites
SSsubr feline S9enfli5en8 berauSge-
nommen bGtte, un0 5Dor, lpeil leitens
Ser Mitglie0er Dem @erein in Oieier
SinIidt ni6t Die geniigenOellnterItiiB-
ung 8u tell niirOe. Serr @eritenberg
aob oann cine flare lteberii6t iiber
oie finon3ielle Gage Oes Gereins, Die
6auptIG6li6 oesbalb ni6t Die giill-
Itige fei, neil elm ungetreuer 8eam-
ter, ser in5mii6en Die Stoot OerlaI-
len bette, cine groBere Sunlme unter-
I6lqgen bGtte. SIN Der 9ebotte, Die
ii6 oen Musfiibrltngen 0es Spreders
onI9loB, beteiligten ii9 Oie Surner
grinfmarn, 8artbolot, 2aur,
Span6oof6, MeiBner, 8a1mgar-
ten nn0 Mann, un0 es pur0e ans
ibnen flor, bob in Der p%ergangenen
3eit ser @rIte Spre6er oft unO in
Observation-Disclosures @eiie Ben &erein
finansieu ~unteritiiBt bdtte. SIN 2ol-
fe Ser 9ebatte pltrOe ali9 borgei6la-
gen, cine @rtra : l1mlage fir Die
Mitglieoer gu bei6lieBen, nm in Ser
Sage gu iein, fduige 8inien gu 8ab-
len. &rofeior SponboofO Wies oa-
rauf bin, 6oB Die onau groBe Ser
einsmeierei Elm Dorm i'm Sleil9e oes
@eteins iei ltno OaB oerielbe in auer-
erIter 2inie fem @ueenmerf auf oie
pbplii6e itno geiitige Ausbiloung iei-
ner Mitglieoer ridten iolte. @or
alien IoGte man einen fompetanten
Surnlebrer babenL Damn miiroen al19
genrtg Burner uno Surni6iiler fom-
men. Burner S. 6. Mann gab ei-
ne S9iloerung oellen, mas er in Ben
lebten feds Sabren i'm Sltrnberein
erlebt batte. @s tpurOe alt6 elm @or-
i9lag gema6t, oarauf bir3liarbeiten,
oaB oas @Dmnaiium oer8uiineB Sigh
S9ooI ben Mftiben oes 8ereins CUR
@erfiigung gelteut neroe. 0a oiref-
te@ntr1ge ni9t borlager, pur6en auf
@ntrag oeS burners 81. MeiBner
omei &omites fir MitteI uno @ege
ernannt oeren ieoem genaue Sn-
i%truftionen geeeben puroen. Sn
apei @o1en. alio am 10. DECEMBER,
iol cine anoere Spe3ialperiamm-
lung a~beebalten peroen.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-30
9entider GsntraIOerein.

SIN @entralOeretn, Der am leBten
0ienitag ieine regelmdBige 8eriomm-
lung in 9eBlers Sotel unter Dem
gorlis oes amtierenoen BrdiiOenten
W2ortin @iegano obbielt, farnen MIR
mcnige pi6tt8e @eiddfte CUR @rleoi-
qurg. 0ie 9toittiuegeiAafte purOen
glqtt obgefpidelt, Oann ober nabm
Ser @erein 8ur fonmenoen @rne1-
nulta Der 9iltrifts ? 9ommiidre
Steullng. IS pllroe e%initimmig be-
Idloilen, fir Oie @ieOerernennutg
Oes Serrn Guno $. gtuOolpb ein5ll-
treten ut1O 5u Dem 3Defe elm &o-
mite al ernennerD oas cine olesbe8rg-
lide &eiolution ausarbeiten unO oem
8%rdIioenten Saft iiberrei6en ioa.
SSn oieies &omite murOen ertanrt Die
5erren O.. @olf, &uoolf Saur, sc.
8ieaon0, 90. GldOai6el uno Sc.
@qolf. Ser a6tb. Gi6aro 8art-
bolOt foa eingelaoen DerOert, ii1 Die
lem &omite an5ul6lleBen. Ger Se7
fretdr uno S9abmeiiter tpuroen an
qeuieIen, Die Hednungen Oes Seem
8iQaro SoteIs gu be5ablen, uno Die
Weitglieoer au~fgeforOert, Die @inlaB-
farten gum 9euti6en Sag-gantett
in Der SGngerbunObaae nit Dem
S6asmetiter, Serrn Sammel, ab3u-
re6nen.
HuooIf Sonr, Ser Goriiser Oes 60
mites, peIfes beauftragt mar, ben
aufruf an Die @6bler OeS 8ongreB-
mitgIieos &i6arO 8artbolot ars5lt-
arbeiten = Der Mufruf wurOe fiir5-
lid in ben SpaIten oes 8aibington
SSSournals per0ffentli6t Inn Die
&anoioatur 0ieies naderenaGmpfers
fir perionli9e 6reibeit aufS 8drm-
lte gu empfeblen, beri9tete, oaB er
ernen 8rief BON Serrn 8artbolOt er-
6alten babe, in ipeldem oerielbe Dem
@entralperein leinen 9anf altsipri6t
unO bemerft, Dab ieine Sa1e our9
Den 9lufruf oes GentralOereins be-
Deuteno gef0rOert moroen iei.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-30
SOdseitsslOfcnl

Ser namentlid in Sdngerfreiien
trpblbefannte Srib &effner nur6e
iiingitbin nit Srnu Mltpine Sem
getraut, uil6 8tpar ourh Geb. S6r0-
Ser bon Der Srinitotisfirde. Serr
Seffner lit Ser brittle Mann Ser
niungen" Srau. ltneefdbr % Ser
ionen tparen beim Sraltoft 5ugeeen,
uno tporen IpGter oie @dite oes jung
Derbeiroteten Yaares. Inter BEN
@npeienoen befanoen fi6 Srau Self
ners Sobn, @enrp Sanoer, unO fem
guIenfreuno &arl Braun, SansSeff.
ner uno 6ral1, Sobn uno S6mieeer-
todter oes Nelbermdblten, tnO Grid
Seffner, Der 5ipeite Sobn oelielben.
Srou Seffner bat 8 &inoer, 10 en-
fel uno elm ltrenfelfino. Srau Self
ner nimmt DEFENDERS unter ben 9a-
men oes @ermania M1nnerdors eli
ne electromagnetic Stennng elm. Sic
bat bel oeflomotoril6es Salent u1o
lit INNER miIlig, BEL lnterbaltungen
Oes 8ereins I'm Oeflamationen ooer
oramatiIdcn Muffiibrungen mitori-
tpirfell. 9[uf M~asfenbGllen bat iie
fi6 i6on manden Yreis fir ge-
f9madbone, origineae aoitiime ge-
bolt.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-30
8irdJen-B ulrnnrr

Die 9atbOIifde ct. @arientir6e,
5. Ctr, 5piiden g Ii. s Ctr, g. 8.
s. 81. &otb, 8forrer; u. s. Wiibm,
afiiitent.
fe 7,3O uno 9,15; Sonntagsidltle
1000; Sodomt 1890; Saufen 800;
8esper uno Segen 400.
S%eiertags: Sl. Meiien 600 uno
700; Sodamt 900; @esper uno Se'
gen 400. s.
@o6entags; 81. WaeIien 700 un0
500; SuIi uno @uguIt $50 unO
7,30 l1br.
grIter Sreitag i'm Monot: 81.
MeIie 700; So6amt unO @usiebung
500; Nnbetitng p6breno Oes Cages,
Ser3 Seiit : anOa6t unO Gegen
100.
8eidte: Samstags BON 4-6 unO
$50. gm Gage Dor Seiertager
un0 am 1. Sreitag I'M Monat BON
4-6 uno 70; SeOen MSOrgen bon
73O Bis 800.
Sunafrauen 9erein @pbalitGt. RpmmuniOr
am 1 Srnntae /. Dr.. z 80; gerlammIun9 H.
ben Mittwph Nbenb 7.30.
6rauen @DbaIitdt. 8pmmuniOn AM ?. Comm.
tag, 7.30; 8erl am 2. @Onntng uni 300 ubr
81. Name Sslu : @srein communion am 3
@pnntaa, 7.30.; 8erI. 3. @Onntaa abencs 7.3(
Rinber Maria 8eretn. RDmmunirn jeben A
Spnntaa, 7.30; @erl. am 4. SOnntns, 800.
MltarSerein. @erl. am 3. 9cnntae, 4.3O.
@rmenfselsn : gsrsin. 8erlammluns am 4
/ SOnutas nm 4.30.
Dinbtbprlt Club. |sriammIuns am 1. Wlftt
mod |. 81, abenbs 8 1br in Der untern S@ul
babe, ste unb MalbinstOn Ctr, N.W.
ct. SU1epbs 9iebesbunO. 8erlammsIt nd
isbsn 2. Disnfas I'm M0nat in Der gsrstns
bale. 5. unb 5 OR. 81. ID, nbenbs 8 nbr.
ct. Bonifartus 3ranFen : llnterfiBungs
@sreiA. @srlammelt R9 ieben 2. Mtttwcd
I. M., abenbs 8 lbt Gde 5. unb s ctr. N.W
Washington Journal., 1912-11-30

Gas. 9an8frdn8den, oas i'm
@aibington SGngerbunO am 9Lbeno
oes 0anflagungstages abeebolten
muroe, nabm, pie gu erparten itano,
einen Iebr 8ufrieOenfteaenoen Ser
lauf. 9ie Saae NOR Der 8eoeutung
oes Cages entipre9eno oeforiert, itno
es miroe nit Suit uno Ausoauer ,ge-
tan8t. Seinri6 Seines Oes 8meiten
neutrality-suspicious. Sobn un0 Ebron-
folger Serbert trug Defenders gum
@elingen Oes&rdn56ens bel uno fig
tie oomit relle 2orbeeren Dem Sami-
lienrubm Bin5u.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-30

Ole @t &Ieafant gade.
rel, Die Serrn @orl Soffmann ge-
bort un0 ii6 1922 2omont StraBe
@.-8. befinoet, bdlt INNER ibren
9fl1f aufre6t, 0aB man bort Bad
naaren befommt, pie Ntutter iie 81
Saule gebafen, u1o pie mir iie an
an0erer Steae oes @Iattes Ser Saus-
frau onempfoblen finoen. limo be-
ion0ers 1T oa cine rei6e Ausmobl
fir Die fommenoe @eibnadts5eit, als
90 lino: 8ailer ManoeIfu9en, gtiirr-
berger &ebfu6en 3borner ManoeI-
tit9en, anis BISCUITS, 8%fefferniiiie,
Mafaronen un0 piele anoere 8ddes
reien. Gin 8erlu6 lobnt ii9.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-30

@s piro ben pieIen Sreunoen
bon George Maper getpiB bon Sllter-
eiie ieiu, gu bernebmenL OoB oerlelbe
bonn 2. DECEMBER ab in Gbas. 9ieB'
neltem &atsfeaer, 51t tie StraBe
&.-@., ieines Amtes paIten ltno Die
lei0eroe @teni9beit bonn Eooe oes
@~er0uritenS erretten miro. Serr @e=
orge Maper mar l6on friiber bel
Serrn 9ieB in Stelung.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-30

Cine e, einfluBrei6e
politiI6e 8eri0nIi6feit lit bon Dem
8IaB ibrer SGtigfeit abberufen tpor-
Sen. Senator Siioor &apner itarb
am leBten Montag friib $50 ubr
mad i6perem &%ranfenIager. 9ie
Seilnabme I'M gan3en 2anoe lit cine
aagemeine, Ser erite in Der &eibe Der
Gon0olieren0en mar 8r6fiOent Gait.
9erieIbe mobnte aud Dem 8egrab-
mis- BEL, Oos am Mittpo6 geadmit-
tag 2 ubr BON Ser @obnrng, 1920
18te StraBe @.-8. nod Dem Sod
Greet 6rieObof itattfanO.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-30

Ser 0enti6e l1nteritiibungs-
buno, 0i1trift SEQ. 100, belt om les-
tens onnerftog feline regelmdBigeger-
fammlltng ob. 9ieIelbe par iebr
gut befu6t, unO nod @rIeoigung Ser
&outine- ur0 anoerer @el9dfte Bile
ben Sic W1itgIieoer nod elm StiinO-
den in 8tpangIoier @eieaigfeit 8uiam-
men.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-30

9te8eretnigtenS Gnge
beI6loHeI oas Snaugurationsfomtte
III aenntsnis gu lessen, OaB iie Die
9lbIidt baben, BET 0en Gon5erter, Die
onIdBli6 ser EMANCIPATION oes nell-
en- &rGiioenten perOen gegeben per-
0en, mit5ufpirfen. 0ie Ginger be-
qr~iinoeten oieien GntidluB oamit
SAB iie &orporationen wdren, Die
bier III @aibington 8u Saule iino uno
OoB 1ie es ais lire @flidt onidben,
Dem neuertp1bIten 8%raiioenten einen
muiifaltiden Grub oar5lbringen IN
ser Sta6t, in Ser er oie na6iten Sab
re gu Sauie iein miro.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-30

ginen gemntIi6en Aben0
fam Sober in Sronf Gn0res Sort
SoteI, lite nnO gne StraBe, W.-@.,
in Dem parmen Kindergarten genie
Zen. @ute Whtitf uno 8eOienung.
Gin 9inner fir 50Gents ie0en @ben6
ltno Sonntags bon Maittaes biz 8
11br Mbenos. Sn Der @irti6aft uno
in oen&atsfeIler iino ftets friI6e uno
inftige guitern iotpie 2un6 gu baben.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-30

Mor9en Inn 8 llbr finoet 423
@-StroBe, N.-@., cine Geriamm-
lung oes 9eutiben 3neiees Der 60
Standardization &ortei itaH, BEL
Ser ieoermann miqfommen lit. @s
peroen quite &eoner lpre6en unO Die
6rogen Der 8eit beleu9ten.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-30
etaOtii6e &eni0teiten.
eomltaa, ben 30. glOaem6er 1912.

Ole Oeutfd Iutberi9 e
3ionsfir6e an Der iediten uno vs.
StraBe, gt.-8. miro am s. 9e3enl-
Der Oie 6eier ibres 5~4-iabrigen ge-
lte6eus feicru. gtm Gornittag nm
ii ubr miro er@ottesOienlt in oeiIt-
i6er Spro6e, abenos 7.30 llbr Got
tesoienIt in englii9er SproGe Itatt-
finoen. 93eo. S6miOt bat Elm Iorg-
fdltigeS @rogramm aus~gearbeitet,
ueIbes aus Snitrltmental : @euiif,
@eIang, Siturgie, etc. beite6en miro.
Die @emeinOe trifft untfaiienOe gor-
fe6ruugelL Oieie 6eier 5u elmer iln-
polanten at geitalten. 8ir peroen
in Ser nG9iten gs1tmmer &nSfiibrlt-
Dies beridten.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-30
Grite refprmierte Stride, s. uno

GrFe refOrmierte Stride, 6. unO q
Str, 81. SO.
9oitor: &eb. Sarnes 8. 8ubrer.
@Gbreno SuIi uno guguit, Conn.
tags Morgens Inn II Ibr, abtped.
Ielno oeutI6er uno englif9er @ottes-
oienIt. Ser AbenogottesOienit tutrO
Damn befannt gema9t.
Sonntagsl6uIe, englii6, Inn 9.45
pormittngs.
airGenratb am 1. Dtenitus I'M @cnat,
s l1br Mbenbs.
Dsr 0sbrsrDsrsin isOsn DOnnsrRas absnSs
um 8 ubr.
8rausm-g sretn am srfsn Disnitae imIRunat
UNI Z rbr 80 Wbenbs.
GbangeliId : Iutberiide 81. So.
bamnes : Stride. AZ Ctr, 9. @.,
3tpii9en 8 un0 6 Ctr.
Boitor &eD. s. 6. GuIs.
Rir&enratb SeriammtIt i@ am l. WC tag
TN MDnat, Mbenbs 8 ubr.
TrauenDerein Derldmmelt l@ am 1. Nlttt-
nod i'm MOnat, NaHmittaes 3 1bE.
0utber.9iea S%erIammslt f& am 2. wftttrr%
i'm MDnat, 8 ubr Mtsnbs.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-30
GbanseIii6 : Intberii&e 3iOas'
Stride. 6. uno B Str. 81. SO.
Mog4or RfhorS Ght11fAt

WV
8aitor &i6orO S6miOt.
SauptgottesoienIt ieOen Sonntag
gormittag Inn 1921 I1br; in Oeuti6er
Spra6e am g, a. (u. 81 Sonntag !.
&C., in englii9er Spro6e an 1. uno
3. Sonntao /. sc. gnglii6er Abeno-
@ottesoienft an ie0em Sonntag Inn
7.3O. Sonntagsi6ule ieoen Conn
tog @ormittag Inn $50 nbr.
air&snrat am Dismltas Nbenb mad benz ItB-
ten 9pnntas /. Dr.,
Grauen. MiTipns<@ eretn unb Grauen- 9ilfS-
0erein am 1. DDnnerItas NaHmittae i'm Wepn.,
erRerer UNI 2 tbr, leBterer I'M 3 nbr.
Sueemb-@ srein Qutber-G tsa) isben DDnners-
taa Nbenb UNI 7.30 ubr.
@i&ere @preGfunben Der @afprs ieDen Dor
mittas in Der @atrifet Der STRIDE.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-30
GrbIem : @nrit
om baben bel
gilbert 2epper, Isl gepter @arfet.

0e6Dren.
Bouts uno Mnnie Is. @dder, elm
&nabe.
Senrp rn1o Margaretbe arOl, elm
&nabe.
@oIter uuO Waumie @oOoffer, elm
Wa06en.
Seirats 2~isensen:
Soiepb &l1n8man uno @Iiie so. Wiie.
q. 81. Neff uno Grace 90. Steuben.
Gobert 81. 9ieti6 uno agneS q.
Morgan.
6. @eoOen uuo Siabelle 8. &nOep.
fe.
0eItOrben:
Srau3 &opp, SO Sabre alt.
0b bonn Noter ODER Sobn man
miro BEL Dismers INNER fem beoient.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-30
9emtI6e eDamselii6 = Iutberii6e
GOncOrOia Stride, 20. uno 8 Str, %.

".
|oitor: &eb. YaltI q. Men5eI.
@unntaes, brutI6er @Ottesoisnf I'M II l1br
mDrsens, enelilher MCrsensCttesbienf an tebcm
4. @Unntag beS MOnats.
@sbstsSerlammIuns bts GnbeaSOr @sreins
UNI $50 ubr.
GnsIilds MISUNDERSTANDING UNI 7.3O ubr
wenn beIcnbers anee3eist.
8ir&snratbTBuna am erfen MittnC@ bss
MpnatS, absnos 8 1br.
6rauenDereinSTBuna am erfen MittpU& bes
NDnats. nahmittags 2 llbr.
Die @OnntasSI9ulebrer baben ibrs mCnat'
Ii6e Notwithstanding am ~3psiten Dtens-
tag bes Wpnats, abenbS 7.30 ubr, unD ibre
pS9sntIi6s 8OrbereitNnssfunDt DCnnerstaS
Mbenb 7.30 ubr.
0erlammIuns Oes MiTtOnsOereins IT am 3.
DOnnerstaS bes ,Mcnats UNI Q l15r na@mittass.