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The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1912-06-06
quirements Of the insurance laws afore.aid.

ouirements Of the insurance laws aforesaid.
Now. therefore. I. W. c. Taylor. Commissioner
of Insurance Of the State Of North Dakota, pur.
suant to the provisions Of said laws, % hereby
certify that the above named Company b fully
empowered. threugh ito authorised agents, to
transact Ito appropriate business Of Fidelity.
Surety. Burglary and THEFT Insurance IN Thu
STATE according to the laws thereof. until the 3ise
day Of March. A. D. 1913.
In testimony whereof. I have hereunto Get my
hand and seal at Bismarck, this Let day of April.
A. D. 1912.
(SEAL VIC. TAYLOR.
Commissioner of Insurance,
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1912-06-06
Lsntlls a Ia Creole.

Soak over night cup Of lentils,
drain, cover with warm water, bring
to Q boil slowly, drain again, cover
with hot water and simmer until ten.
der (when they mash easily between
the nngers); melt in frying pan
tablespoon OF butter or nice Dripping
add 3 sliced onions cut small, slice
or 90 Of red pepper or pinch Of red
pepper; fry until. light brown; add
tablespoon Of tomato paste or 1 cur
Of canned tomato. q little hot water
y teaspoon salt and the drained len
ills: cook together until thick and
serve % you would baked beans.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1912-06-06
Pruns Puff.

Remove the pits and q much Of the
slin % possible from one pound Of
stsvsd prunes. Press. them through
. me colandsr or sieve. Beat The
whites d four eggS to . 6ti6 froth, add
one cupful uf me sugar and beat
again, then add the strained pfunGs
and beat until thosoughly mixed Put
IN . buttsred baking diah and bahe
about hAk IN hour. essvo With
whipped cream q cuDtaSd made WITH
Tie yolks q the aegs.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1912-06-06

U0U0O0
Children's Day program wat
never better than last Sunday
morning. The Offering for Sab
beth School work amounted to
$27 90.
The members of the Mission.
ary Society. together with their
husbands, spent a delightful
evening, Tuesday of this week,
with the Mcsdames Barber. A
six o'clock luncheon was seYv.
ed.
The Richland County S. s.
Convention is to be held in Lid.
gerwood June II and IL. The
pastor of this church is an
nounced for an address Tues.
day evening
Services Sunday June 9th az
follows: Sermon at 1880 fo,.
lowed by Sabbath School. Tue
c E. meets at 200 p NJ. AT
500 O'clock the services are in
honor of the graduating class
of the State School of Science.
This is to be a union service
and as far as possible all the
citizens of Wahpeton should
attend. :
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1912-06-06
AppIes ana orlns 3 =

Apples and sweet oranges malS .
good marnalads cooked down togeth.
q with sugar. At this season Of The
year apples are apt to b tastslsss,
and these arc Inst the hind Of apples
70 use. - the oranges impart their
favor 70 the whole mass and na1o 3
practically al oeanSA.-
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1912-06-06
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA.

Office of Commissioner of Insurance.
coMPANY'S CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY
Whereas. The U. S. Federal and Guaranty Co.
corporation organized under the laws of Mary
land, has filed in this Office sworn statemen,
exhibiting it's condition and business for the yea,
ending December 81. 1911, conformable to the re
auirements of the laws of this state, regulating
the business of Insurance, and,
Whereas. The said Company has filed in thi,
Office duly certified copy of ito charter with Ger
tificate of organization in compliance with the r.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1912-06-06
This WIndowtc Cabinet Will % IN Or
namsnt % Any Kitchen.

Just below the lower edge Of the win
dowsill, and directly In front Of the
window, With q cabinet with tiers Of
shelves ON each side. and drawers and
yeQeptacles for tho cooking-utensils
below the top. or table.
The table should be made wide, and
for real service. . top>of zinc 10 to b
preferred to wood, although, II q top
Of wood 10 used, oilcloth may be used
a. q cover. with good results.
Not only should the kitchen be at.
ranged conveniently, but the view OBJ
tanned from the window should be at.
tractive. 20 that as the wife looks up
from her work, she will have pleas
ant view.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1912-06-06
(s5.)
Abstract o. Statement
Commissioner of Insurance.


OF the condition aud affairs of the Title
Guaranty and Surety Company of Scranton,
organized under the laws of the State of Pen
nsvlvania, made to the Commissioner of In.
surance of the State OF North Dakota. in pur.
suance Of the laws Of ssid state.
Presidential. A. Watres.
Vice Preeidents-Henry A. Knapp. b. p.
Heating, Joserh A. Sim.
secretary-J. H. Law.
Principal Cnace-scranton. Pennsylvania.
Attorney for service Of process in the State
of North Dakota:
Name. Commissioner Of Insurance; location,
Biemarck. N. d.
Organized or incorporated, February 20.
1901.
Commenced business April I, 1901.
CAPITAL.
Amount of Capital Stock paid
up IN full....... 712,62000
ASSETS.
Value Of Real Estate Owned BY
the Company. 1z0.So4 81
Loans on Bonds and Mortgages. 68.6000o
United States Stocks and Bonds
S50.s59 SO; Railroad Bonds and
Stoke, e79o, 1853 GO; State, City,
County and other bonds, esa2,-
64s.so.. observation-disclosures. l.l9s 6eO.ls
Cash on hand and in Bank. 90. 8l70O6O6
Interest due and accrued........ ll,20t.06
Premiums In course Of collection
and transmission ............... 82,6S5.s2
Bills receivable. Advances on
Contracts, Real Estate, Mort.
cages and Judgment. 49,, ss2ee
All other sums due to the Com.
pany, Advanced U. 8. Treasury
Dept. in Reexaminatlon Of
Company. ............ 900. 600. 100000
TOTAL Assets. e2,0l,54l 60
LIABILITIES.
Gross claims for Losses
adjusted and unpaid .elS0,610lo
Losses resisted BY the
Company........... A5 .3612l
Total gross amount Of
claims for Losses.... $3.50, III 20
Net amount Of unpaid
LOSSES. S6,I7l.7 20
Amount Of unearned
Premiums on all out.
standing risks 10000. 02,072 O3
Due for Commissions
and Brokerase........ @,sss.s7
s15,soa 90
All other Liabilities. 670S7.7o
Total Liabilities. Q ss2s47.s9
RECEIPTS.
Premiums received during the
year In each. ........$ 9s8, 300 10
Interest and Dividends received
during the year.,...,........... 5l.72s.5s
Rents received during the year. $500 90
Amount received from all other
sources ............. -" 500. sos.41a 80
Total receipts. 9 l,55e,e41.7e
DISBURSEMENTS.
Losses paid during the year ..... 8 500 2e5 80
Dividends paid during the year. 5000 90
Paid for commissions and Brok.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ia, 01C. 81
Paid for salaries, fees and other
charges. ....................... s5.ose.ls
Paid for Taxes .................. 2l,76049
Amount Of all other disburse.
ments.. Observation-Disclosures. Seesse 81
Total Disbursements, ,lass eos.0o
NORTH DAKOTA BUSINESS.
Total risks taken during the year
Total Premiums received during
the year ........................ 1.060OO
Total Losses incurred during the
year ....................... 1854 10
Total amount of Losses paid dur.
ing the year. ........... li.lso 81
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,
Once of Commissioner Of Insurance.
NV. q. Taylor. Commissioner Of Insurance
OF the State Of North Dakota, do hereby Ger.
tify that the foregoing 10 true abstract of
the original statement now on file in this of.
fee
In testimony whereof. have hereunto set
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1912-06-06
COMFORT IN KITCHEN
HOW a LITTLE THOUGHTFUL.
NESS CAN Ll0HrRN LABOR.
Have Practical convsnlsnoss Properly
Arranged, and Note the Differ
Orence In Time eavod and
Avoidance Of Worry.

Nothing Mghtens the labor Of the
farmers wife. and all other wives,
for that matter, 20 much 40 conven.
fence and cheerful surroundings.
Convenience begets cheerfulness
and q sunny disposition. It IL the
tired and overworked wives and moth.
ers. that sometimes have frown on
their faces. or harsh. rasping tone
to their voices. Overcome this BY ar.
ranging everything about the kitchen
Just a. convenient % possible.
A kitchen window cabinet 10 one Of
the many step savers that may be
built cheaply, or Il one wants to make
Q nice piece Of furniture Of Il, Il may
be made up In the style TO match the
furniture. with which The home -
furnished.
Instead Of tho ordinary kitchen
cabinet, this one IL built with the top
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-30
Hog or W Hog Town I--uc.

Anderson vs.. Hr. D,r 800 The
most nu'.r municipal ,fr,tipu Dob me
history m Ih# ct. -. l.app unHbit.
ants sHs winged tUdI. brtWrru me
'Iiopg" ma ih" "Nn'.Iiug. yh'
former patty o. 90 characterized br-
cause Of opposition o. CITY "rdI-
naur" prohibiting the kmping Uf
hog within "a" ,i} limits and M"
Anti. hopa" h''uu.. "t their ud.p.
,a', 81 th' ordinance
BufinE tn" dar several iugplrut
riots w,rr quoll"d DO. DO" police. hu'
not before several u,u N'Ir hadl'
beaten und ,uf Nh. 'llpE-' h.d "
Lig parade. BOO wbi,n boz, md dr'-""d
h"gs inquired prominently u b. .NIh
thei ON, nut OF ever. iur', resident
81 this cts rdlrDs hur. tor pork und
10" ordinance. 10 carried uut uuuid
work a. hardship 10 mHnE ui the
poorer CLASSES. hence ih' bitter hght
Early returns Of ih' election TO-
night lndirnr" that tho Hogs have
carried ihr DIV uud bis purnin'
majesty ls destined go remain "
"prnmin'ul citizen ui the town f"i
another year.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-30

pai Indian trihc. Or James has done
much l"cturiug, illustrated with mag
niiIo"ut st"rr"pticuu Views secured
by himself. II" WAS HssOuiatcd editor
Of The Craftsman" for u number ~
Years nnd his writings include: The
Lick observatory; Tourists Guide to
southern California nature sermons;
scenic Mount Lowe; Picturesque
southern CALIFORNIA;; The Missions
and Mission Indians Of California; In
and Around the Grand Canyon: In
dian Baskctry: How to Make Indian
and other Baskets; The Indians OF
the Painted Desert Region: Travel
ers Handbook OF Southern CalifOr-
MAJ Practical Basket Making: In and
out of the old Missions: The story Of
Scraggles The Wonders of the Colo
RADIO 1es"rl. what the white Race
May Learn From the Indian; Through
Ramonn's Country; The Grand Cam
ynn of Arizona; The Heroes Of Cali
forniu; Modern Mission Architecture.
and others. His home Is In Paha-
dcna. california,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-30
ALL IN, DOWN AND
OUT, BUT STILL
A GENTLEMAN
Judge w. H. Loughary, Once
Prominent as Attorney, IN
Jail; Sentence Is Passed BY
Court Reluctantly.

Al IN, duar ana ou', but eth q
gentleman Iud "a scholar. ar" words
Y. n, Lpu,aurl, Formerly applied to
", "a, Loushtrty formerly q federal
judge in tho territory ut washington,
formerly a special federal attorney In
the territory of Sew Mexico. and for
many years more or lusB prominent
- "a Uru"tiv.ug attorney In AlbuuacT.
que, who WAS This morning aTraiRned
before Judge George r. craig in pr
lice court on "a cnnrgo at drunkenness
and disurd,rN conduct, The old
gentleman Was taken Into custody
carly sunday morning by the police,
reluctantly after several futile ct-
forts had been made 10 get him 10
the place ne calls "hOme." little
adobe shack IA AN allie" between
broadway ana Arno la the north
highlands. Rouctnntly Police Judge
craig this morning sentenced-IrOugh-
airy Ia serve ten days In tho city Jail,
the court believing that perhaps the
OLD man will strnighten up before the
sentence expires.
Arrested ana escorted to the police
station yesterday Turning, LoughAry
took his detention with proper defer
ence. On the way to the station he
delivered brief speech. cOuched In
clegant ana correct language, remind
Ing the arresling officers Of their duty
toward the public ana OF the duty OF
tho public toward the authorities
Entering the iail, the old man took
M his battered hat, and as y matter
OF courtesy asked that the Ofllcers
preceas him int0 the cell room. In a
hignlhed manner l.oaEhary Greeted
his fellow prisoners In the iall;
"0Ood morning. Eentiemon." no
sid, later qualifying his greetlns
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-30
GEORGE ". JAMES
TO VISIT HERE
TOMORROW
Noted Ethnologist, Lecturer
and Savant, to Be Welcomed
to City By Good Roads Local
Committee.

AlhuuucTuuo is To have dis-
tinguishcd visitor tomorrow night In
the person 81 George whTton James,
the eminent cthnologlst. ana explorer
and lecturer, vino mas devoted many
years TO geographical. geological,
chronological and archaeological re-
search in Cnlifornir. Nevada, Utah,
Colorado. New Mexico and AriZOnn.
Prof James. who has been engaged
In work Ia northern New Mexico for
spmo time past among the ruins OF
ancient civilizations aud the Indian
pueblOs, viii he met az the train by
a committee Of the Albuquerque
good roads local, headed by 'Prosl-
dent Il. g Butler and secretary u. l.
Crosse and will spend thu greater part
~ New Years day comforting with
tho local good roads enthusiasts
about southwestern highways as re-
lated la the great historical and arch
geological attractions Of tho south
west.
George wharton James is one OF
the best known savants In HIS line In
the world. Born In GainshOrouEh.
Lincolnshire. England. In 1888, he
comes Of noted family. lie early
became interested In deivlng into the
relics of the past In the American
southwest and hiA chief fame IL due
20 his researches In this region. His
more notable work has been done 10
1.-The region Of the Grand Canyon OF
the Colorado river. the Colorado dea-
ert IN southern California, and among
the Wallapai. Navajo, Apache, HavaH.
upai zuni. Hopi. AcOma ana other
indian tribes, @
tie has the unusual distinction OF
being fuli aedged member IN good
and regular standidg OF the IIavasn.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-30
BIOGRAPH TROUPE
THROUGH HERE
TOMORROW
Premier Motion Picture Actors
and Actresses of America to
Spend Half Hour in Albu-
querQue on Way to Coast.

Tho American Telegraph troupe ui
motion picture actors ana ACTRESSES
viii pass thruu-u N'uupu,ruur uu
Santa =" train So %. arriving at
1865 o.,lu.t tuuurruH. Tuesday
mulrur T.r rnuw win include
both The 'U.,.' auu M, comic conn
ranlcs. TIu Dlugrph people are on
thrr N1A iruw Nrv YORK To los An
g'I,s aud are travelling In two special
Pullman cutE Needles to say "A large
number OF Albuquerque people will
greet the BngrHph troupe dt the SAN
ia Zee station tomorrow morning For
the Hingrlph outht spent three weeks
IA this city last fan, taklng n num-
her of pictures In Albuquerque ia-
letu and ~ the sandin mountains,
using many local people In tho PRO.
ductlon ~ the scenarios.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-30
ARTIST ON
WAY TO- GRAND
CANYON
Thomas Moran, One Of Most
Noted Painters of Modern
Times, Goes to Spend Win
ter Near Chasm Of Colora-
do River.


Seven. .... ,rur. pld. hla hair aud
long b,.rd .. .r.rrs gray. his
hight .rm .tu ,gr ..d Hi. step
ignI"u- o., .p .t ...rg"I days
1910 Oh" hing n Do. '... .n'n look
.i "n TOO" from 10 ."n' 'H. '.N| rom
."h| '"Hmant"n "itu u,..t. IWn-
"- Moran, pSrh"r7 90" m"' '.I".
pirate" ""n'r nrti" ~ Go" pu o.
R'h"i.'"h $500" .n A'hup Wfua' ."r
h"i' Hn hour '"'''. 90 r'pt" nom
r'N '"'. ''. n" l". Hr"nd canyon
~ IN" '"."r'd" .n aIiz"n'.
Sir Moran goes 20 rs, canyon ~
remain .uI April during which
time o.. mas rtI, ,r. or iunr, trlps
o." bis winter h'n" r Monterey 'al
Del. accompanied " ne
''"s 'n '. ''' N. ''ih
u Moran. NI ' 'i'.... 'i'nd,
Mrs Edna M"'l.'Hn OF E' 1"'.
CIV
'Thc can at tho canyon . .rI..
.,.fu'. 40 tht Vim. u' III, .,.r.'
sHE Ml H.rHu irHr. "1u, u',u.r
cold '..' prevail. % Sow YORK. aI,u
N, u.. luI iN, #I."r. make 10 lm.
pp...uI. go ,uUo. lfc. love tho
rIutw .r 'n. ,pi.rldp. and thor.
,au uu ms b,.' V1Ek I make
sketch, 40 $50. YuTE Luuug the
summer aud mu and ~ a. ~" can
son ..,u a.u'.r Co., du ,h" painting"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-30

with m" rcinnrL '"l don't know
whether i'.s morning 90 evening. gem
u'm"u, nut / wish YOU well anyway -
When irrJIgurd before Judge
'f'lg This morning. judge l.oughary
@llli bore ample evidences ct his fail
are Co. walh the straight and narrow
paiH ct Righteousness. standing be-
Tor" TN" court. hat In hand. Tho old
man was model of politcness and
respect ~" ala not deny having
been intoxicated, hut explained in "A
dlsnihcd waS. the manner of his
downfall saying that he had taken a
lttl" rye lat" saturday night or early
sunday murniug. which had the of-
feet exactly opposite ~ that which
h" had Intended To- produce.
IN" court. believing II for ,hc best
Interest al ia" old gentleman. sen.
fenced him iu svrN" ton days In tail
h"ughory took has sentence meckly
and quietly rs his condition would
permit
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-30
IlrnmIncnt lcanmra, Dead.

New York. Dec 30 william
Swain Andrews. for 70 years commits
SiOner OF records In this city, and
secretary of the Democratic National
committee In 1870 and 1854 and 1855.
died here yesterday. aged ~,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-30
Ashes Of E,IIInIno Hero Moyo,l.

Maniln, Dec. 30.---The ashes Of DIT.
Jose Rial thc nutional hero Of the
Philippines, were rc-lntcrrcd today at
tn" base nf his monument near tn"
scene of his execution hy the Span
iards un December 30, 1896. The
urn containing the ashes Tcposed In
the municipal halls Sunday and was
viewed hy thousands. Eight thou
sand school children formed an escort
when the urn wns IrnnspOrted
through the streets today Newton
Gilbert, vice governor was among tho
speakers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-30

L0ST-Ladies' Betsy Ross
Gold Watch, hunting case, be-
tween Fruit and New York on
Fourth. Liberal reward for re-
turn to Herald office.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-30
OF COursr.

What makes n bank note so at
tractive7"
ITS figures, prObably."--Judge.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-30
BRAKEMAN SHOOTS AT
sTONE.THROwING BOYS;
BULLET FINDS MARK

Carrl20zo y, NJ. bee. 30. -- " nllc
passing through Corona Christmas
morning at about : o'clock A. T..
C1rtncr. a wcll-known brakeman on
the short division. shot at a. group OF
hoys who we're throwing stones at
ia" trlpn and bu''ct WAS lodged Ia
tn" MP of Que of the boys. CortnaT
was arrested AT Duran and brought
Ia CarrIsnzo and the following day
arraign"d In Justice court NJ Corona,
where hc waived preliminary exam
nation ana WA bound over 10 await
the action OF the next RrRrd J,ry
under $1,000 bond. which he gave.
TrimbIsla Livery stabIos. phon& 0.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-30
i7-Ouncc Ont Horn.

Aurora, His. Dec. 3d.. \ a"y"n'
teen ounce E,rl Hus born iu un" citS
hospital hero last uIaht Tho oh,it
IL perfectly formed ana apparently b.
strong. Mrs ESH Iiuutr. OF Nurutu,
In thr mother Tier wedding ing c1u
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-30

star, the new year rigat by wear
Ing our black Cat stockings and
Socks. They give better Satisfaction
than any other brand on the market,
because they arc strong, they ~ per.
fecily and they are dyed with aba0-
lutely fast c0lora Cotton. waoi. llsle
or silk. Prices run from t2m cents
10 11,2B. q. May'b shoe store. aii
west Centred avenue.
Evening star., 1912-09-19
ENCLOSED POOL FOR WOMEN.
Supt. Hudson of Bathing Beach to
Urge Project.

Recommendation for the construction
of an inclosed pool at the municipal bath
ing beach for the exclusive use of women
Will be contained in the annual report of
DIR. W. B. Hudson, superintendent of the
beach, shortly to be submitted to the
District Commissioners
DR.. Hudson is of the opinion that it is
a difficult matter for a woman to learn
how to swim when she is incumbered
with a heavy swimming suit. Construc-
ton of an inclosed pool properly screened.
would. 1t is believed, enable the fair
patrons of the bathing beach to acquire
the art of swimming much more easily
In accordance with request from the
supervisor OF Playground. DR.. Hudson 8
report Will contain a recommendation
that Fairgrounds be provided with SWIM
ming pools. Also. the bathing beach su-
perintendent will recommend that a
swimming pool be Incorporated in the
Willow Tree Alley Park plans for colored
persons. The report will show that 5lOO
odd bathers patronized the municipal
pools this season.
Evening star., 1912-09-19
AoUEDUCT BRIDGE SAFE.
District Engineer Quiets Fears
New Flooring to Be Installed.

There is no need for alarm over the
safety Of the Aqueduct bridge spanning
the Potomac river between Georgetown
and Rosslyn, according to District Engi-
neer of Bridges T. c. J. Baily, who has
just finished an examination of the struc-
ture.
Complaint was made by Crandal Mack
ey, commemorative attorney for Alexan-
dria county. that the bridge leans to the
west on account of the heavy traffic on
that side caused by the operation Of the
cars of the Old Dominion Railway Com
pany. AS result of the complaint and
in order to make sure that the bridge is
safe before the company begins to operate
heavier cars over it, Mr.. Baily's exam
nation was made.
Work shortly will be commenced on the
re6ooring Of several spans Of the bridge.
The money for this improvement. which
will cost $1,000. already has been pro-
vided by Congress. 1t is stated that the
bridge will not be in need of any extern
sive repairs for some time.
Evening star., 1912-09-19
ANACOSTLA.

meeting of the special committee of
The Mems Social Club of the Esther Me-
mortal Episcopal Chapel at Congress
Heights, arranging for minstrel show in
Masonic Hall sometime this fall met la ST
evening at the home of Milton j. Fillius
on Nichols avenue for the purpose of
going over the pans. Charles A.. Stevens
OF Chester street, Anacostia, is compiling
the entertaining features. and many men
who have appeared in similar entertain
ments before will be seen.
The bad weather OF yesterday interfered
with the annual tournament which had
been arranged under the auspices of the
congregation of st. Barnapas' Church.
Oxon Hill, and as a result the progran
was not carried out.
The September meeting of the Suitland
improvement Association was held las,
evening at the home of Henry j. Mckem
on the Suitland road. and the recently
chosen officers conducted their first meet
ing. A lengthy discussion was indulged
In by the members regarding the procur-
ang of proper transportation facilities be-
tween that suburb and Anacostia, and. as
q result of this agitation. it looks as If
before many weeks an automobile bus
line will be in operation between these
two suburbs.
Much discussion was also held regard
ing the recent decision of the school
authUrlteS apout cnlIdren residing out
side of the District attending the public
schools in the District.
Rev. w. G.. Davenport rector of En-
manuel Episcopal Church. in Anacostia,
IS to be assisted during the winter months
by Miss Gale, deaconess in the Espis-
copal Church. and who has been doing
missionary work in the west. Miss Gale s
work will be principally with the women
and children of the parish.
The Sewing Society of the German
Orphan Asylum held its meeting yester-
day afternoon at the home on Good Hope
road. with Mrs Katherine IIoeffier. presi-
dent. in the chair. 1t was the last meet
ing for the season, as during the winter
the meetings are to be held in the city
An interesting feature of yesterdays
Gathering was the treat given the chill
Gren of the home.