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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-10

bare Der foimler op ira aurnme
arbeioet nil nof blue paobegpuOt
n9ite 6ornar. Oct bil ir0en 5piol
iptte 9ienooun1e | Sens NerbeO op i
9riien. Om Ct Bar Qlor benter man
.tiflige, at ct alIereoe pIonIagt Stats-
ierltboneanlG9 ifat bIibe til 8irfe-
.lig6eo. 0euae Stution bil u0en
.9oipl fomne en0nu liot nermere til
eielroommen, 6oorpeS sen ieIpfs1.
.9elig oil itiae p6erli9ere / @erOi.
vi bar orsitet Sogen bern0e,
% GeiltItatet par, at D. uOen min0ite
3rDgt tiIroo0er inarligt aeb. ri
.min0es @9lOen paa eien0ommen /
a1lrlume, men set par 10 en- meget
iterre Gum, oct 0reieoe iie on. Ser
er intet 9pggeforetneen0e n6open.
0igt, % Reporationer fan oente.
Higher oi IN TOO q 800 Dollars,
ipnrer oi life olene Susleien (man.
lie 80 Collars oorIig ira neite
6oroor) men fan inOtoge 80 Col.
lars oorIi9 9eie of De eorige l6uie
% ienere omoonne ct til 9irfe.
gtoar ri ioo minoes, at 9oitor s.
sd. Snnien allere0e bar ooer ct
9im6rc0c Collars, % at Baitor
0ilOiiq Iigele6es bar itillet en- BOG
til Roooiqbeo FOR Stoo, en- Bog,
Der ian0ipnIiaois oil inobrinae
miuot lige ino meget, ioo er Der
fife tore Summer n~s0penoige.
30 Groite6reore bar inaleoes giort
eli 900 9~egpnoeIie. er Der life mi
Ell lire eaer lem al De mere bel
itilleoe al pore 9reOre og Genner
6lan0t 2pgfolfet, Der fiinne gre en-
let gnOe poo oct oeo ct iprligt
5afoffer til 6erren2
9}oar ieg biotiI bar iremboIot
Den rent Sfonomife SIDE al Sooen
4enge6eiporelien), ioo maa man
ooa life tro. at BET er Den eneite.
Oct at man fun bor Ieie6e 8lrie.
aiDer oct I a5apaner1es Zine let
3nbtrpffet Of noget fIpotigt, forbi.
q%aoeu0e. noget man ifoI paste pna
moo. Bar Oct aIoor. ioa fsbte Oe
nof oa ~in0rette6e Jig poa at bIipe",
er Der mango, ser tpnfer De, ser
Dor ! 2eiebltie, fan 10 let ipilIe
5oIf ct BUDS 90 ioo imaltte bort,
men mar man ieID bar eien0o1n,
ia foor oct et mere onrigt l1ofeen.
De; oct 6ipIper til nte6 at ne0brpSe
RistilIi6en.
aarsme6et pe6tog 10. at Der mont-
te inoiomles til e~ienoomSfsb / 81.
6a. nonr @pl0en poa eienoommen
/ altrrme oor oTbetolt. Oct er Ioo.
Ie6es meo pna, at Der blioer febt
men n II bar oi 9eiIigbeoenl SfnI hi
life bertptte ben, mems oi bar ben.
ISenere BEN goor BET rineIi9ois ion
! Glirltme: oil pi fsbe, mao pi al
me6 BET ) eller 6 6obbeIte.
Ga, oct onr noget al. bon0 ie9
TfuI0e iiee, 6oo6 iiaer : III. Ben.
ner?
Sierteliae Siliener % 2nitet ON
SCREENS 8eIiianelie ODER oIle pore
6orbeoere % NeSnrbeioere,
@6ers egen lt0ienoing
s. 80. Z. @inther.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-10

Zen, Der / Dor 5i0 ignorerer
Soctolismen, er enten ieilt ut0erret-
let, oGOeIes life unoerettet, eaer 6an
er en- allion, Der fife tor gioe iie i
Sag me0 9oeens Spsrgsmonl" i.
fog6e en- fotolit BrGit, 5otber VI.
So. nos, / hyperion, isis, forle-
ben / en- Bre0ffen. 8i6ere iagOe
ban: .Sociolismen er en- geo9gelle.
5on rpfter 6ele @uropas @rur0polo.
en- gep9geIie, operfor bpilfen aonqer
og aeriere ifglper, og iom ninOer
Stnrfe / Bette 2ano bper Gag"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-10

for 9aptiter, % me8et a Den gam-
lie lefi1 CT fuIoitenoia foranOret. "
Ter anferes ioa ~efiempelpis Ooer-
iuttelie at enfelte SteOer. Oroet
,6apti3o" er Here Steoer oOeriot
,neOopppe@ (immerie). Qtt. %, IS
.@grer ale 6olf til giiciple,
ioet 5 neoopppe (immerie) benz"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-10

De engelfftnlenoe gnptiiter bar
foretoget Zig at operfette gibelen |
6eres eget Samfunos Snteresie.
Sra BbiIooelpbio, floor S~perf9ttel.
fen err uogibet, t~ele9rafereoes for en-
LID fioen til en- of 9itens ftsrre
8fnoe: n&pao rimeliepis err ben
melt robifnfe Operipttelie of gibc.
len er fremlagt til SnIg | be orne.
ri5dnfbe @optiiters 8ogbonoef Ger.
Oct er en- 8dptift10ib poeIat1eroe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-10
Heinltater.

09ioa n6irefte er Der @runo
til at oente noaet. seIo ON oisie
Born life bIioer fritne. De bill BOG
.beo Oeres 0mgong me0 Motiumo-
10 % bans Suitru ioo ct ioo0ont
2al0trpf al aritenoommen, at De
meaet iilorere pil biplpe en0 bir0re.
Sooleoes onier ieo Senoo9s'fo-
len for en- al De ol~lerpi9tigite Gre
ne nf 9lrbei6et 0eroppe. On aitenen
bopoe bi ct @s6e for De iterite al
@ernene, Ser fom qoot 80. til bpem
lea tolte en- beI 5ine u0en at 0eres
Opmprfiomheo oftoa.
Nen mn fommer ieg til et meget
oiqtiet glinft. iom ieg be0er olIe
2pierne ON at %ooerbeie rel nsie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-10
efnI hi fsbe?

Get er Spsrgsmaaiet, ies eerne
piGoe bope eoot %operpeiet. Men bet
biir6e bore inort. 5or life rel
lnngt fra eienbommen oil Der bIi.
be bpgget Citation for en- lille Sern.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-10
WOrlnOnerne.

~ 4lBe Iuu petVliVl q vi VI "tu''
/ Here 9onOe BAR isgt at itonoie
MtormonerneS 8ropaganoa.
Serlig itOen man 0erbiemme !
QtoOerfirten fog iat og oonneOe en-
8onite til at arbei0e iammen meo
port Somfum0 for lltabmisiioner. er
Der optaget ct fraftigt arbeiOe moo
Mormonerne5 BropoqonOo Der, boor-
ON ri af % til bar meOoeIt.
) iioite 9tr. me0oelte ri ON en-
2an6sin0iamling tt lltabmisiioner,
JON Miniteriet bar tiloOt % Ell
~llotaIcIie a EMBELLISHMENTS al
1891.
0ette aonocnt uotaler bl. a.:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lgrer. at 6Ier-
fonert er ct gltooommeIigt 91i0; Der
for mno De be6gmmes iom Agenter
for ct u~ie0eIiet Saniun0, % Oeres
@irfiombeo onies JON en- reel arpn-
feGie al 2anoets @run6fot.
10 ira iamme Spnspunft in0gao
&eprpientanter for Mtoonrbeioet moo
0formonerne 6erbiemme for fife
lpuge iioen et AnOraaenoe ttlaultus-
mnrteriet on at iaa Re9eringen til
of lr0pf5e WormouQaerterne. "a pi
penter poo at ie llofaloet a bette
SfriOt.
Sni0lertiO bebonoleOe BET oonite
0}ormonblao / 5uIt 2ofe Sin, BIZ
frben@. i oct ii0itc Drummer. ri bar
mootaaet, oenne Gag meget bone.
ren0e.
Set anierte llotalelier al eli Rigs-
0ogsman0. iom ielo tiIberer Dior.
monIeften. R%ormonerne or Felt meo
3i6en, oplpite CO tiaoOer 8ieligions.
frTbeo i itsrite lloftrefnine. De er
ioa iG0elige iorn no9en, % Dc, Der
mo0arbeiOer Dem, er altior 9ammeI
bags o.f.o.
9looet mente enoogion, N Wor-
monerne Dor liberale nof til at lui-
0%eritstte por lutberife UiisiiOn /
lltab, ON ri trpnger til Del.
Set par bog iRrIi9 Mormonernes
SeOeIigbeosbegreb, Di Der pilOe no
tale os ON.
PIT Wformonerne frem0eles brp0er,
iom De / 6orta0en bar bppoet 6ler-
foneri iom biemIet i 9ibeIen. oct er
Ell aenosgcrnina.
pit 0iiputere me0 Dem on Den
Sng er unDttigt - uagtet Seius
uotrpffeIig Tiger, al ySfaberen ira
9eg1noelien ita6te oem ion @ano
og GoinOe oa iog0e: 0erior ifaI
EN- Mon6 iorlu6e lin 6o0er oa i'm
0iooer % boIOe fig iii i'm 9uitru,
90 Sc 10 iftGe blipe iii Ct a6o."
a9e To- - fife Here. Spao Der
fortntes en-, at en- % an0en bar
opertroa0t bette 5fnberens fsriie
glfo. BET ioran6rer fife 9uOet.
Ren, ION iogt. oct er rmpttiot at
Oisputere meo Mormonerne ON g.
6elens Qpre.
Den = Der er noget anoet, iom
oeier, og iom mnn opre dbiolirt
afgsrenoe.
lltu6 fln0e life 6liDe optoget
iom Stat ! llnionen u0en meo 5or.
biro tmo0 golpgnmi.
Soole0es ortoIfeoe altioo
II. 2. gibeIens 2qre ON 5orbol-
oct metlem Rnnb oe apin6e.
Sort 9on0s Reeering Dor enig
me6 Seius ON at iige, OF to og life
flere itol inotreoe / 9Geteftab fam.
men.
G9 0erDe0 ltddr Oct en0f1li; ON
en- bel Del at Wormonerne opertre.
Der 5orbm6et, oct opIsfer bet life.
Wen oermeo er oefoa fnet, at e..
ter bort 9on6s @e9reb er Bolp.
gomi ltipoeIigbeo.
Se Oct er Il. 9. u. life enc ON
at fge,.
Oct er aae cipififere6e % a.
ltioners Se6eIfgbe6sbe.
Igreb, at Snnlip meGem Wonb og
apinoe ffoI finn fin6e Steo u
aG gteffnb, oe 9ggteffnb itoI fun
Ifinoe Ste6 mefIem to, cen Moft6 og
op,f Qh;,rAc
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-10
greb fra Sapau.
10.

0eunc Sang bar BET pit ooret
liot lpnae. in6en iea fit @ennen
fat iQcn, men ioo bar iea til Sen.
gpIo en- beI Del at tale ON; ioo
mcgct en6og. at ie9 fife cn9aug pe0,
bDor lea Tfnl begpnOe.
9}ei. BET posier I girfeIigbeoen
life belt; Tor Sen iiOite Sag. ben,
Der bar Qipet ~2lnleoning til, at iea
M. er tenmeIig pootren9en-
Sc, % oen ifol iea ollerfsrit frem.
fsre.
Sioa
bllper ioa gnnet ior bette 9reo.
Seq bar Der iqen mn ~iorleoen. %
ian0t oct iremoeles e. belt m9rte'
ligt SteO. Ter er me1en @erelpit,
iuu Oct or let at prPo.fe; men Der
er o9ian megen 0toOitano Oeroppe,
iaa oct er Iangtiro let ior gaatiu-
motto. @an bar bait Here, JON not
oiaoe 6ooe ppret oe6t, men ioo0an
uoget pil man life tiIIa0e enOnu.
e1o bette Buntt er Der iremoeles
I'll iprgelig gnigbeO.
Matimioto er BOG irelnoeles :
6orbin0elie me0 ilere al 0isie, iom
er blepen itprfeit poopirfeOe; ON TO
al Dem bar ban BET 9oob, at De
mart oil blioe 0sbte, 0o De M er
i onore 9Der, Iongt ira @toos bem-
men0c Snoflp0elie. men peObliOer
mco at goa til Ste0er boor Oeres
6oriat iprfes.
,Sca fom oerop ON 9sr0agen 0en.
ne @nna, % itrufs ON Aitene1
ba00e o. et meget 9oot 6eisgt Ns.
oe: oct par / en- gD0el. lom be0
aiuna. Der bar Wariunoto begpnOt
4r5etoe temmelig nplig. Oct er Ell
tcmmeliq 900 Del al 9Den, % Der
ionles life ioa iad al, boao mon
flur0e faloe ube0re 5olf~. 8i boDoe
ct lReoe, Der pareoe qoot ire Timer,
OF inoen De 9if, par Der ire. Tom
/ en- peo ltogangen benlagt BOG mo.
0eres Naone % aOresier
iom .Spergere". D. b. l. De enifer
at iua nprmere lln0erpisning ON
aritenoommen. 9lon0t Dem onr Der
Ell 9anffosierer.
Senoog par iom ieOoanlis Den
Tag. @ bupoe 3 Nsoer.
Spo iroifrep 0ereS Rnpne, % FOR.
leoen berte ieg ira Rotiunoto, al
ire al BEN Tom Of zig ielp til bnm
iaen, inoen ban bapOe iooet Eio til
at beige Dem.
gn 8ino, Der elGoeOe mig me9et,
par Wati1motos BrpOifener. Der
bar en- ino ofgiort eoongeliff Zone
I off, bpoo ban iagOe, at ieg filnOe
life onoet emo of Siertet toffe Ser.
rpn for ben Rlorhe0 oa 6altbeo, Der
ffimneoe igennem. Set 4or, ban bar
opret enc | Grbei0et beroppe, bar
10 npret ioa rig poo Sfuffelier, at
De mnnife bar biulpet til, at ban
IeIo er blepen mere mo6net og be.
ore ififfet til arbeioet.
On an6en ling, Der ! bsi @rno
glp6eoe mig, por SgnOa9sifolen.
Ser er Matirmoto biitnof ben up.
perIte arbeioer | 6ele aDuibu Oct
bar bom, Der iotte Ssn0agsItolen /
/ aurime poa en- iaoOonWaa.
De, at ben frem6eles itoar iom en-
off De beoite, ON fife ben be0ite | be.
le aplfbu.
&eroppe bar ban M | eebet al
ct Morsti6 fnaet fig en- pirfelig Sen'
0ogen Wooitano bopoe
ben no9et Mfbrrf fornpli9,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-10
buao ri fan fnn.

Ter er SorolooOen. Zen er pao
l41 liubo % Ell Giubo er 36
aoaorotio0. 5oeaoen err oper 100
800 og 0pboen er omfrin9 oeo
$50 900. 5oruoen BET Sus, ol M
Burger, er Der I e til. &c er imao,
men bringer oog 100 yen ON Ma.
ret Susleie. Get iterite al Dem
Iigger meO 5oco0en 6eIt no til ga.
ben. oct tunoe me0 9erbeo og uoen
alt for itore llogfiter inorettes til
STRIFE. Set Dor allereOe Ell pore
6orm, iom pasier I'll Den BRIG.
lf oct 9uS ni MI bruger, er Der ct
goot StDffe, iom err ret p9r0ffulot
oct er nDt, % 5smneret er go6t;
TO 5reoieoele omtrent err 1ilbDgnin.
ger al biIligt NaterioIe. alt or
BOG temmelig goot repareret. ioa
ct ballot Slnore6e Collars geien
Of De ANDRE tre Sure for ct aor) Of.
be ppre tilitrpffelig til oIle Reparo.
toner for De npite 8 aar.
Mon0en, Der mi eier oct, f6bte
oct for 1000 Den for en- Del Aor
Ii6en, 90 en- Slpgtning bar pe0 at
goo fnllft. San er imiolerti6 | iper
anibe mi, og bop0e ieo boit 400
gen ben Dag, faa bapoe 6on meo
@le0e in6bilget | Snlget. aommer
bon mi oper ben nGfte Termin, ida
goar BET bel rtoget op, BOG nntager
ieg, at 800 Dollars bf fnnne Ilno
til ielp Iige efter Rptoor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-10
Gicnooin i Sion.

Set 9lis, oi mn bnr, Iigger ret
goot for grbeioet; oct er ! ll0fnn.
ten al Den enc % annife ner Den
unoen al 6e 10 9Der. Der tiIiommen
faloes 6ioo. ri bar oct Ieiet Tor
TO 2lor. Ill isrite N}orts (eaer
9LpriI, er oct piiD er 2eien noe. %
b ifoniffefo a oct g ZEN II
oeu 9ris. Zen tloIigere 2eje
Dor Is Zen. vi bar Oct M ior 8.
Oct er goot beIiggei16e, % Iot-
iumlto bar Jet goot eiter, ON Der
life ifuIoe nere noget onOet Iige
iaa ao6t; men oct er ser life.
Get betpoer oltioo forsgeoe ll69ifter
bpis life
Ger er nemlig en- Muligbeo for
=
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700 Collars

frnoe bape giort Den Gienoom til
Dor Sen 3oe. % en0ml er Der Dat
ligbeO Tor. al pi fan ioa ben. Yten
lGs M
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-10

Advertisins Rates mate known upon
application.
The evening world., 1912-04-17
LONDON, SHOCKED BY Wreck,
BLAMES SPEED COMPETITION

LONDON, April I17-No catastrophe Of modern times. except the earth.
quake At Messina, has sent such a shock through Europe a. the loss Of the
Titanic. That the finest product Of centuries Of marine engineering. a YES.
sci devised to provide every prccauton against accident that science and
human ingenuity could produce. should have been like = cockhshell came
to London with the effect Of . double blow.
In q brief statement made in the House during the afternoon Premier
Asquith gave public expression to Brits,ns sympathy with those who have
suffered by disaster.
In the Hobbies Of the House there seemed to Be Ar all but unanimous
opinion that the ritanics fate lay In the northern lane across the Atlantic.
The Hobbies agreed that the northern lane dd not allow sum<ent mar.
gin for abnormal ice nelds, and that Q calsmNy Of this kind was bound TO
have occurred sooner or later. Competition had tempted commander, the
members argued. to take increasing risk. smboldened thereto BY the rarity
OF accidents IN proportion to the extent Of the tramc. A movement seems
be we'll under way TO require the Board Of Trade to lay down routes to
be taken in the future and that these routes b % laid % to keep entirely
outside the Ice line.
Such . stipulation would. Of course. be binding only on ships flying the
British nag. but It IL believed that other countries would immediately fol-
low suit
At the hom. Of william T. stead. in Wimbledon. there 10 deep distress.
although his brother. Herbert Stead. SAID:
we a not yet given ~ hop altogether" "TT~ VT
The evening world., 1912-04-17

friend Of the noted fnancier and art
connolsseur. and It was therefore
thought possible that Mr.. widener and
his son might also bs among the sur
vivors.
Father and son became greatly Affect
ed a. hours % SEED by without the COM
pletion Of the list Of the saved coming
In and no response could bs obtained to
the wireisss inquiries they sent out.
Mrs. George d. widener. who was
Miss Eleanor Elkins. . daughter OF the
late william l.. Elkins. partner Of Peter
A. d. widener In his traction interests,
The evening world., 1912-04-17
Pa B. W|DENER
SEEKING NEWS Of
SON AND GRANDSON
Daughter-in-Law Saved, bui
Her $4,000 Pearl Neck
lace Is Probably Lost.

Members OF the widener and Eiiins
Families At philadelphia are crushed by
the fear that George u. widener and
his son. Harry Eikins widener. are
AMONG the drowned. only the name OF
Nrs. q. D.. widener appears In the LIST
Of the saved. The widencrs had been
abrosd in order that Mrs. Widener
might make purchases for the trous-
Beau OF their daughter. Elcanor. who's
engagement 10 Fftz Eugene Dixon was
recently announced.
Mr.. widener's father. Peter A. b.
Widener. the aged street railway mag
nate. left his home ~ Lynnwood Hall.
. Eikins Park. Philadelphia, I'm
medlateiy the disaster became known.
and came 10 this city. To-day Re 10
for news Of his son and grandson by
wireless which he began yesterday. lie
said he would not abandon hope until
every steamship which had responded
to the Titanic's cry for help had dis
embarked her passengers either at m
American or European port.
Mis- Eleanor widener. whose trous-
eeau lies to-day two miles under the
sea, remained prostrate at her home in
PhiiadelphiA. Her uncle. Joseph ID.
W,dener, after pacing the rooms Of his
nouns for hours. followed his father to
Nsv York. Al the White star Offices
The only circumstance they could learn
a. which they could cling with M hope
as the fact that John II. Thayer had
Neeu saved. Mr.. Thayer was a close
The evening world., 1912-04-17

lad with her on the Titanic her famous
three pearl necklaces. The pearls were
Insured In London for $4,000. and II
was stipulated In the policy that she
should be allowed 10 wear them during
the voyage. Whether Mrs. Widener
saved them 10 not yet known.
The evening world., 1912-04-17

HALIFAX. ~. g.. April T.-The
cable chip Mackay-Bennett. which has
bsen chartered by the White star line
TO 70 20 the scene Of the Titanic dis
aSter. WAS being loaded to-day pre-
The evening world., 1912-04-17

oalmers will go along The cable ship
Min.a. which was In tho vcinity OF
the c,sss.cr has arrived here with 10
survivors on board.
The Washington times., 1912-06-12
.LABORER ESCAPES
DEATH FROM FALL
BY NARROW MARGIN
Drops Four Stories at New
Building of Bureau of En-
craving and Printing.

Charles Ford, a colored laborer, Of
l149 Seventeenth street northwest, mar
rowly escaped death this morning, when
he fell from the fourth story Of the
new building for the Bureau of En-
craving and Printing, in Fourteenth
street southwest.
Ford was working on a scaffold when
he lost his balance and fell. Several
other workmen witnessed the accident
and a hurry call was sent for the Elmer
gency Hospital ambulance. At the hos,
pital 1t was found the man had recelVea
\ fractured jaw, a sprained wrist, ana
numerous cuts and bruises. While his
condition is serious, 1t was sald ne
ould probably recover
John b. Allen, an ironworker, en-
ployed on the same building, had pqtn
legs broken yesterday afternoon, when
steel beam fell on him. he ID az a..
the Emergency Hospital, where he VIII
be confined for several weeks. Alien
Is thirty-two years old, ana hVes III
Baltimore.
BENJAMIN Gator, an ironworker, OF III
First street southeast, had his lett Ioot
mashed yesterday afternoon by an iron
beam falling on him while working on
q new building In d street, between
Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets
northwest. He is at the Emergency
Hospital.
While working at the plant OF the
Potomac Sand and Gravel Company. az
the foot Of South Capitol street, yester-
day afternoon, George Richards. twenty
years old. of 1911 Union street soutn-
west, had his right foot mashed oy
fallink derrick beam. He was treated az
the Emergency Hospital.
The Washington times., 1912-06-12
'PR|SONEROF zENDA'
ABLYPRESENTEDB BY
THE BUTTERFLIES
The Popular Organization
Pleases With Romantic
Play.

Returning to the romantic days when
knighthood was in flower. and men
fought for the favor of their lady loves
and dared death for their smiles, the
Butterfield Players last evening open
ed their week with THE Prisoner Of
Zenda," which is, perhaps, the most
popular of the plays of swashbuckling
heroes and beautiful and gentle heroines.
AS presented by the Butterfield or
ganization last evening, the play left
nothing to be desired either in the mat
ter Of scenery, action or costuming. In
the dual role of Rudolf Rassandyl and
Rudolf ", Franklin Ritchie made a
pleasing impression, showing himself en-
urely capable of fighting when neces-
sary. making love in a fashion SUM-
cient to win the heart Of even a prin-
necessity presented. His final scene
with the Princess Flavia was an effec-
tive bit Of acting. in which he shared
honors with Miss Jessie Glendinning.
who was cast as the princess
Miss Glendinning gave to her part all
the daintness, and ingenious sweet
ness for which she ia so we'll equipped.
Miss Melville was pretty in a part which
had few requirements beyond the ne
cessity Of looking pretty. and Everett
Butterfeld. as Fritz, was excellent.
part of Black Michael, the Sillain; and
Frederick Forester was Rupert, both
being excellent. Miss Marbury was An
toinette de Maubin. contrib lting some
excellent emotional scenes. Walter VIII.
son was seen in a small character part,
and Frederick Lane, as Colonel Sapt,
completed the cast.
The Washington times., 1912-06-12
CONGRESS HEIGHTS
WOMEN PREPARE TO
HELP ASSOCIATION
Auxiliary to Citizens Body
to Be Organized in
Few Days.

The Congress Heights Citizens Asso-
citation will have a Women's Auxiliary
within few days. Action. toward eff
fecting such an organization was taken
at last nights meeting of the associa-
tion. A call has been issued to the
women to meet on Tuesday even
Ing next at the residence Of Julian
Marceron, secretary Of the association,
when the auxiliary body will be formed
Much interest has been created by the
proposed organization.
President o. A. Emmons, OF the citi-
zens' association, said II IL probable the
women will not meet with the associa-
tion, but rather that they will choose
their own officers and hold their own
meetings. They will aid the citizens
association with suggestions and advice.
They may call upon the municipal Of
ficers, too, when occasion requires, and
they will be helpful In town cleanup
campaigns and in lawn and garden con-
tests about the suburban section.
After a long discussion the associa-
ton went on record in opposition to the
municipal ownership of the proposed
Giesboro Railway Company. as the
Commissioners have indicated that their
recommendations as to a charter for
the company will be along this line.
A vote of thanks was given to the
street car company for operating the
new center entrance car on the Con-
gress Heights road.
The Washington times., 1912-06-12
FAMOUS TAVERN IN
ROCKVILLE SOLD TO
COL. SPENCER JONES
Famous Inn, Used by Wash
ington, to Be Torn
Down.

A quaint, weather-beaten old land
mark-one Of the rarest inns Of ante
Revolutionary days in Maryland-wtll
probably fall prey to the wrecker with
in the new few months. All efforts to
save 1t have failed
The Hungerford Tavern, OF Rock
Vile, where George Washington quar-
tered frequently in his horseback trips,
has been sold to Col. Spencer c. Jones,
president Of the Montgomery County
National Bank. of Rockville. and former
State senator. The option held on the
property by the Montgomery County
Chapter of the Daughters of the Ameri-
can Revolution expired some weeks ago
1t was the original plan of the D. A.
r. to preserve the old tavern and re-
model 1t into an attractive colonial
place.
For many years the inn has been
the property of Miss Lucy b. Russell,
1886 Calbert street northwest. It has
been on the market for nearly Ave
years. All who knew the landmark
which has fallen into a sad state of dis.
repair recently. rejoiced when 1t was
announced some weeks ago that the
Daughters intended to purchase and
preserve the place.
The Hungerford Tavern was con.
Englishman. and has a distinct place
In Revolutionary history. On one OF
the visits Of General Washington to the
inn a band of tories and British sym.
pathizers gathered nearby and plotted
to murder him. He emerged from his
room just as his enemies were about tc
climb the stairs, and they stood in feal
and awe as he passed by. This scene
is depicted in a famous painting.
General Braddock, on his ill-fated ex
pedition to Fort Duouesne: LAFAYETTE e
Thomas Jefferson. and BENJAMIN Frank
lin registered their names as guests Of
the tavern.
While no announcement Of his plan.
for the property has been made BY
Colonel Jones, It is believed in Rock
Vile he intends to improve the property
with a modern residence or business
structure.