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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-13
elite Der @eidmorenen.

Nadbftebenbe 2iite enbalt bic Mamen
Der @eidlporenen bon @tearns County,
lpelde beim 9e5ember &reisgeri9tster<
min als iolde oemielben gu 6ienen ba<
ben:
@robgei6morene.- @einri@
9bole, 2pnben; @einrid 8oIters. &roin;
70. 6. Murpbb, @oloing; 8ebiter 8ins
ner. 5tabt Souf Centre; 8ilb. @ein5,
Gate George; @aipar greber, ct. Sofepb;
8ilbelm &ran5, Sarming; Ben: Rieters,
Modbi1e; @i4; @innratb, 8atefielo;
9p. Shelters, @ettb; clinton Mierenbau<
fen, Munion; Metpton Eettp, Sair 3az
ben; @ilb. 5ieben, Saut Centre; !@mz
bert Sinnemann, gben 2afe; Sobn g.
@remer, Maine Yrairie; Sran3 @}Dbel,
Minipoob; .@einri" Nreb. @o1egebiue;
81. e.. Carpenter, Yapnesbiue; Muie
goe, @iIipoob; Yeter Srtb un6 60.
@mitb, @taot ct. glouo; 8m. @eber,
Sion; ssobn @aIes, Mlbanp.
&leinge5 d) IN orene - Matbias
9fal1, @aite Part; Sobn Geginef, Mppn;
Sic. Chen, @roiu; Soiepb 9idbanie,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-13

|ihenM utterpra6e." Muen
&onferen5en folgte Sic &ritif un0 fur
sc grldl1terung BON ieiten 6es bo6m.
Yralioenten. gi1re groBe Debatte arf
|io3ialem @ebiete itebt fir sic 1tadite
ISOLDE auf 6em Erogramme. Ser Pra=
iioent bat 6urh Sic Gentraliteue TO-
tpie sic Social Service @ommiiiton
Don Mil1pal1fee lpeitere i%o5iale Site
ratl1r b%eiorgen lallen, un6 miro in
ndditer 3ufunft au6 einen 0 | o.
len 2eie5irfeI bil6en. @o6m.
Subprior P. Mi6ael, 8. g. s., be-
reidert ols gibliotbefar beS &olegs
sic 8ii9erei Ser Stu6enten nit ein=
ihldgiger 2tteratur. Die io5iale Sc
tpegl1ng bat i'm 2anfe Ser lebten Sabr=
5ebnte immer mebr Sen @barafter uls
&ultnrbemegnng angenom=
men, 6esbalb lit menigitens eine az
gemeine Srientterung iber sic io5ia=
len 8%eltrebungen nnierer 3eit ein nt1=
erldBlider Bei tanotbeil allge=
meiner 8iIoung in unlerer
3eit, Ser sic @ebiloeten mie @etit=
li6e, 2ebrer, S11rilten, Mer5te unb Sc
on1ten ni6t entbebren 6iirfen, I'm 10
meniger, als bieie SIT 6iibrern nno
Mobltb0tern Ser Menihbeit berufen
lin6. Se6es unlfangreide @ilien ml1B
nun 6l1rb Elm geor6netes, planmaBi=
ges Stl16inm getponnen tper6en. Sur
Grlongung Ser &%enntnilie ouf io5ia=
lem @ebiet eigrtet it6 ant BEL ten TO-
aiale &onferen5en; in 6teien fann ii6
iGulen, 1per in Ser So5ialreform tbd=
tig fem mia; 6aneben meden iol6e
l1nterridtsfur e Sen Gifer at io5ialen
Nripotitl1oien nno regen Sen Sbeil=
nebmer m6dtig an, iib I'M ipateren
oeben, in mas immer fir eincm Sc
rife, gum @oble Ser leiben6en
Menidbeit 5u betbdtigen. Mbrobam a
Santa &lara ihreibt 10 5utreffenb:
Gin Meni6 pbne @iiien 1T tpie Elm
Sol6ot obne Gegen, mie Elm @der
obne Megen; er lit mie ein 8agen
pbne HGi6er, tpie Elm Sbreiber obne
Sober; @ott 1elbit mag Die gielSfopf'
ni6t 1ei6en." p 8.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-13


@ettb; ssoiepb sc. Mau, ct. Solepb;
SSobn @ebr, ct. Martin; Mnor: VIE
ganb, 5auf Centre; Gambler 9ennes,
Munion; Saul 8auer. 8afefielo; Sso4n
8onemeber, @robe; @tlb. @0bel, Dtih%
pooo; Sobn Neubling, 5tabt ct. gloMo;
sSohn Wertes, ut. Solepb; Sobn 9dbm,
9oloing; 2eo &enbltng, Gate 5enrb; S.
5: @inter, Spring Sill; Sobn Sitter.
Wtelro1e; Milb. 8ennetpib, 5taot ct.
glpnb; =. s. 8albtpin, Satr 5aben; s:
:: Webring, 3ion; Sre6. SberlD, 5taot
Sauf Centre; Setter 2eb, Nunion; Star
tin 9nflot, Soloin9; SEQ. 8eismann,
Modbile; @ep. @eis, @ben 2afe; Suit.
@olter, Gllgembnrg; stephan S. @6afer,
ct: Nlgu1ta; Geo. q. 9erberger, Nlbanb;
git. Blonigan, ct. @artin, 8. e.
Sbumpion, Nortb Sort.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-13
9lns Der mntgeocno.

ct. Midplas.


gorigen Sonntogoben6 mur0e Sobn
godenoorf bon leiner @attin nit Ell
l1em nieoliden Md6den bel6e11ft.
M5ge es sur 8reu6e Ser gltern ma6=
fen uno ge6eiben! = Sobn GlemenS
uno Milb. Bodybuilding aus Sotpa,
melde lid bier 5mei @oden bel Ser
manoten o1tfbielter1, begaben iid BON
bier 11ad 6reeport uno Sauf Centre,
mo- iie gleidfaus @ermanotcn tire
N%nfpartl1ng madten. l1eber ct.
Glou6, mo lie olle gebenmiiroigfei=
ten in M11genihein nabmen, reiiten lie
511riid na@ Soma, ipraden porerIt
in Sc Mors BEL 8ertpan6ten Dor nno
lebten Damn 6ie &eiie meiter nod
Dperspiue, mo iie nah monatelanger
Trennung lire Mn%geborigen mieoer
begriiBten. - Mif. gtein, mclder gu
cine giibne i'm @ountpgefangniB gu
ct. CLOUD %berbonnert NOR, lit mieoer,
r1od6em sic Mntter sos 2oiegelo ge=
aoblt, bobeim eingetroffen. Sobn
gtommes mahte 3onneritag unierer
: @auptito6t einen geiddftli=
hen 8eiuh. - Tbereita, Sodter Ser
Nomilie Mif. @dreiner, tpeIhe inn ct.
@oipito1 gu ct. @louo ope=
rirt p11r6e, lit ausgangs fetter $50
DIE tpieoer 6abeim e%ingetroffen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-13

Donnerbad erfreute iih leb-
te ISOLDE 6es 8eil1d]es ibrer @ame<
iter bon ct. Yo,1l. = 5ron3 Sdmi6
it. %leiitete in Ser bieligen 5taotsbanf
Musbiilfe. -6rau Maria Sdmio bon
bier bat lid nod Megi11a, CANADA
.be9ebenl no iie fir sic a1f Ser 6arm
beS Gictor &imsl angeitellten @rbei-
ter Sen &n1sbolt fubren miro. = SRI.
9elena Slider lit bon Nor6oafota,
mo- iie cine 3eitlang perluetlte, 51t=
riidgefebrt un6 bat iid na9 mebrta=
gigem @eiud)e bel ibrem 8r1loer, Dem
8rieftrager 6ran5 Slider, nad SOL
oing gum 8cil1d)e ibrer Sdmeiter, Ser
Srau 9. S. &eppers, begeben.
Spring Sill.
Sol epb Ntbmonn bon bier bat Elm
in Ser Nabe bon 2altrup in Morri<
ion County gelegeneS @runoitiid &C.
talft un6 begt sic Mbiidt> fem &eim
a1f 6osielbe 3,1 berlegen. @ob1 fiebt
man Dem &errn Atbmann MIR ur1<
gerne bon bier idei6em benn er bat
gu manden angenebmen l%1nterbalt11n=
gen fem 8eites be%igetragen, aber 6en=
nod miinidt man ibm, foute er fem
bieiiges 9eim bertm1iden, in ieinem
ltnternebmen SEN auerbeiten @rfolg.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-13
a1QrkthRrtht.
HHNSka MsHNSH7SSE AHSEbAsaztHz e SKESEAzEas HazEzhazzsaz s NHsEazz
@inbnieb.

&inopieb.
Dte folgenoen Breiie iino fir leber-
oes @ieb pro 100 @funo:
ginbeimiides S9la9tpieb.
Stiere. - @ute Biz prima 7.40
bis 7.85; mittelmaBige biz CUTE,
5.75 Bis $50.
&iibe uno @eifers. - Suite
Bis primo, 600 Biz 6.75; mittelmd.
bige Bis quite 500 Bis 600; getpobn<
li6e Bis mittelmdBige, 1926 Biz 500;
minoertpertbige, $50 Bis 4.25.
8uaen: quite Bis prima 500 Biz
$50; mittelmaBige Biz quite 1926 Big
500; getp0bnli6e Bis mtttelmdBige
BON 400 Bis 1926.
&alber: quite Bis primo, SIS Biz
9.75; mittelmabige Bis quite 700
Bis 8.75; gemobnlide Bis mittelma-
bige BON $50 Bis ZOO. - @bmere
&alber: quite Big prima 800 Bis
ZOO; getpobnlide Biz mittelmaBige,
500 Bis 900.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-13
Mait, un6 2nhtuieh.

Maitltiere, 900 Bis 1850 8fo.
lGtper, quite Bis pri1na $50 Bis 700;
mittelmaBige Bis quite, 5.75 Bis $50;
mir6ermertbige, 5.25 biz 5.75.
3udtittere, 600 Bis 500 Efuno
id)1per, gube bis prima 5.75 Biz $50;
n1ittelll1abige bis quite, 5.25 bis 600;
mi1l0erlpertbige, 4.75 Bis 5.25.
Sabrlinge, quite Bis primu> 5.75
Bis 6.25; mittelmabige bis quite
5.25 Bis 5.75; minber1pertbige, $50
bis 5.25.
3udt= 11no Mait=@eifers-gl1te Biz
prino, 5.25 bis $50; mittelmaBige
Bis quite 4.50 bis 5.25.
Maltfiibe - Cute biz prima, 4.25
bis Ats; getpobnlide biz quite 3.75
Bis 4.75.
3udtbulen - 4.25 bis 5.25.
Sdnie.
Ginbeimiides Gieb: 9ammer, quite
bis Bette $50 bis 7.25. - 5dafe,
quite bis pri11o, $50 biz 1926; NIT
teln1abige. bis g1ts, 800 Bis $50;
min0ermertbige, 200 Bis 800.
= @omn1el Sobrlinge, quite Bis be-
lte, 4.75 bis $50. = 6alnn1el, 1926
bis $50. = @0de $500 bis 800. =
Moitldafe, 800 Bis $50. = 3u6t-
ldaft, 400 bis 4.65. - Sea t=2am,
111er, 5.25 bis $50.
@elt1ihcs Gieb: Sdmmer, 600 Biz
1926; 9hafe, 2.75 Bis 1926; @an~
n1el> 1926 bis AIS; Sabrlinge, Ats
bis $50; 90de, 200 bis 800; Ma1t-
Hammer, 5.75 Bis 6.25; Maitldafe,
$50 Bis $50.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-13

| Nv "
pie6er cine 8%eridlimmerl1ng einge=
treten. Seire Sdmeiter, 6ral1 6ran3
@uenbeder BON 2ittle Solls, befinoet
iib an ieinem aranfenbette.' Nud
NIT ser erfranften6rau Matb. 9oden=
oorf gebt es lei0er INNER bergab. =
Sic Mrbeit an Ser &ei5ung unieres
Efarrbmies lit Bis gum naditen
|6riibiabr etngeitelt. - @iu. 8eders
nno Sralt BON @atfins eritatteten
Sonntag 6em franfen @errn Tbeis
einen 8ei u9.
ct. Soiepb.
@Gbren6 eines D~ienitagmorgen
bonn bodtp. Hfarrer P. 2u6ger, .. g.
g., gebaltenen 5rauamteS lieBen If
rem Ereubun6 6ur6 Brieitersban6
iegnen Sobn &aber un6 SRI. Mnna
@orid. Sci SEN gltern Ser 8ra11t
botte iid gum @od5eitsfeit eine
Sdaar ml1rrterer @aite e%tngefun6en,
Sic 6em gliidlidet Naare nit Ben
ber5ltditen @liidtpiin1den 6ienten.
9(benos fon6 in Ser 8iGage : @olle
Elm 8aI itott, mobei ii9 6ie Mntpe-
iert6en rod &er5ensl11it amiilterten.
9lm gleiden Sage muroen in Ser bie=
'ligen Bfarrftrde mdbrenb zines bonn
bodm. P. @einri6, .. g. s., GEE
baltenen 8rautamtes bermdblt So
iepb Marttnt un6 Sri. Sbereiia 61a=
Dung. gu Ser @od5ett, sic na6 Sen
Sro11 Geremo1ien BEL SEN gltern 6es
8ra1tigams itattfan6, tpl1r6e 6as
jl1nge Toar, peldes bier fem Seim
MAIDEN miro, nit Sen beiten Segens=
1piini6en beoadt, nno 6ieies 6eit per-
lief in elmer 10 id0nen 9lrt un6 @eiie,
.tpie es iid inn fr0blihen 6eutihen
areile ge5iemt, nn0 6a5u tr1g Ser
Itets g%eielltg angebaudte Onfel Setter
6urb iei1ren berrliden @eiang un6
geinn0en 9l1mor belterS BEL. 3ab es
beiben Naoren 1tets moblergeben mo-
&c, lit Ser a1tfridtige @unid oes
uNeoroi tern = Ser melt erpdblte
County : Gomniiidr Mi9. Solo bon
bier mar o1u 9ienit tag err tmals oft
3iell tbatig BET 9elidtigung zines
int Iotpn 2%1tremb1rg gelegenen 6abr=
lpeges. Mitttpob miro er in ct.
.Glouo Ser observation-disclosures
Mngelegenbeit feline 1ienlte leiben.
Slice.
Sultan Sopfa bon bier mur6e am
3ienltogr1orger un1 balb Z l1br IN
ser aQtbe6role 5u ct. Glol1o 6ur6
bod)m. Serrn Diaper NIT Sri. Sofa
Momberg, Ste bier geboren muroe,
iett ober in Olt=st. CLOUD ibr Semi
bot, perebelidt. Sic Meupermdblten
trote1L nadoem lie Sic ibnen BON Ser
mor6ten un6 Grennben entbotenet
@liidmiinihe entgegen ge11ommen bot=
ten, cine @od5eitsreiie nah Sem
Often an, bon no 5uriidgefebrt oie=
ielben tbren eigenen @er6 bier altf=
lhlagen meroer, mo, 10 miiniden mir,
eS ibnen itets nod @uni9 ergeben
m0ge. - ltnler bodp. Hfarrer Stez
pban mabte 1ienitag einen geidaft=
liden 8eiud in ct. Soiepb, bon mo-
er nit bem Mben65uge mie6er beim=
febrte.
MbDr.
@einrt6 @eurung lit bon Dofota
auriidgefebrt. - Ma1trer &1tr3, mel>
der Dor @oden Bel Ser Nrbeit an
ser &otbe6role in ct. Saul etnen
idlimmen l1nfau erlitt, lit mie6er her,
geiteGt. = Mif. @oebert bat init So
mile Sos Nif. @un6rteger &aus, baS
friiberbin @igentbnm beS Sbomas
mar, be5ogen. - 3os bier
o1s 2ebrertn ungeitente 6rduletn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-13
st. SpbanneS MmiuerT=
tat.

Set Sem letten @eridte bat ser
bieltge 6enthe st. 8onia=
thus 2iterur= Gerein 6rei
1peitere lo5iule &onferen5en bi11ter it6,
oie 1id miiroig Sen porausgegangc11en
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. anreihen. SSn ser
er1ten iolgte ser bo6p. Yraltoent, P.
So1epb >. 9. s., elmer an6ern Me=
tbooe pie bisber ser Mbmedielung
bolber; er legte ndmli6 6em Inter
ridte 5l1grltn6e Hetba6s u2eit=
fnoen fir o5iale Braris"
unb erflarte an Ser @ano 6ieies treff=
liden @erfeS u6iegntmidInng
oes mirtbi9aft1iden &C.
bens, begin1reno NIT 6ergtgenmirtb-
iboft Ser f11lt1,rloien @0Ifer unb bin=
anlteigeno o1f SEN 5tufen Ser Ser
febrsmirtbibaft (Sto6tmirtbihaft,
}unftorgoniiation I'M Mittelalter)
bis sur mo6ernen Bolf5= l1n6 @elt=
mirtbidoft; Johann erfl0rte ct einge=
be1o SEN @robbetrieb nr ierer 3eit IN
ieinen Stltfen: &erlag nno 6abrif
unb mies oarouf bin, tpie infolge bes
ent1pifelten @roBbetriebes Sic %lo5ialen
Irogen entltanben ltno als 90 iino:
sic @ollomerferfroge, sic &ouf lnanns=
rage, Sic Mrbeiterfrage, Sic @ob-
lungs un6 Sic Ngrorfroge; 5ulebt
por ct einen 9l1tsblicf ol1f Sic 8 T.
game 3 i nj 6es o5t o.
Re Problems: Selb1tbile
Rird c 11n0 Stnot. Sn perlief
Ser Mbel1o redt ul1regen6 u110 beleb=
rero, 11ro cine Meibe ser Sbeilneb=
nrer betpies 611rd forrefte Mnttporten
ouf geltellte Trogen bereits gutes Ser
itdnbnib nr6 1ogildes 3enfen nn6
urtbeilen in Ser gade. SSn Ser 5tpet=
teri aonferen5 berlas Serr Safob
5trooer, gtu0ioius ser Nbilolopbie,
eit Mef erot iiber &orl Murr, Sen Be=
GRINDER Oe5 So51al1s1tlts 11nD 1e1ne
uer6erblide Sebre," >pabrer6 @err
@iIbelm Mor5olf Sen 2ebens= nn6
8il0ungsgong 6es unldnglt Der torbe=
men 6iihrers Ser 6elttide1t So5iolbe=
mofratie, Ml1gl1it @ebel, iomie 6elien
Mirfen trefflih beleudtete. {9err
Wi6oel gilenidenf trltg 5rlett no6
redJt %gelungen Dor sic Ii6tung: Gas
&ieiengeipiel," 6eren @rl1nogeoa1fe
lnutet: Sire Sen 8%ouern=
# 5: uDennmdrenidt Scr
8auer, 10 batteit SIT fem
Brot." Ser brittle l1nterridtsabeno,
am 4. Nopember, bradte ebenfalS
trefflibe 2ei1tungen GINGER @ereins=
mitglie6er. @err Soiepb Maper be-
antiuortete in eingeben6er Wetie Ste
bodmidtige 6rage: nS1t Ser 60
5ioIismus bereinbor NIT
Ser @eligion?" @nf @run6 Ser
lo5ioli1tiiden 2ebrer, b%e1onoers Ser
ourdous gottesleugneriihen, materia>
Ii1tiiden @eltanidoltung nies &e6ner
tlor ltno 6eutlt9 nod sic furdtbare
ger6erblidfett 6es so5taltsmus fir
iegli9e &eltgton un6 gitte. SEER
Sobonn 9iitmer fiibrte BEN io5ialiitt-
iden 3%ufnnftsitaat Ben Mnpei en6en
Dor Glngen bismeilen in fritiider,
bonn tpieoer in bumorpoller @eiie NIT
feinen l1nmogli6feiten un6 9G6erlid<
feiten. Ser Mbmehfelung 6ienten bie
&erren &oman Sbelen, Neter gauer,
Soiepb Maper, Sobann 9iitmer NIT
erniten nno fomtih=poetiihen @ortrd<
gen, fopie @err Sobonn Bauer NIT
treffIider @e5itatton betttelt: % 6 d.
me std nie 6einer 6ent-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-13

@iebmarft.
eHb=Gt. 4auI 8%tebmartt.
Golgen6 cine Sddbung Der he11t1'
aen 4mf11hr bon @ieb in ben Union
Tiehhofen at 5io-St. Soul:
Minfnieh 1850
&alber :. .. =. :. :. :. ..5OO
S6metne. . -. =. .. 4. :. 1880
gdafe nn6 26mmer .. :. $1,000
8uiamme11 2O7 @ogenln6ungen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-13
Sdmeine.

Sic folgen0e Sabeae aeiat bds
NnrdIdnitsgemiM, sen Durdb-
idnittspreis uno Sen had'ften u1o
nte6rtg1ten felt Dem 3. Nop.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-03
CAVALRYMEN TO ride
into THE CITY TODAY
Soldiers Will Be Guests of the Wash
ington Baseball Club at Game
Tomorrow.
REVIEW TO BE HELD THURSDAY

Shaking the soil of the Old Dominion
from their hoofs. 5000 of the army
crack equines, bearing as many sun
tanned cavalrymen. who have been learn
ing Up-tO-date cavalry methods in the vi,
Cinity of Winchester. Va. for the last
three months. will GaIlOp over the bridge
tha- links the Capital with the South
land sometime this morning and parade
through the city's streets.
Just what line of march the parade will
take. following its entrance to the city
by way of the AqueduCt Bridge. has not
been decided. The cavalry will. at any
rate, make its headquarters at Fort
Myer for the week it is scheduled to ma
neuver in and about the Capital
Tomorrow will be Army Day at the
grounds of the Washington Baseball Club,
all the officers and men of the cavalry
brigade having been invited by President
Ben Minor. of the baseball club. to at
tend the Washington-Boston game Any
officer or enlisted man in full uniform
will be admitted to the ball grounds free
Of charge.
A review of the troops by President
Wilson, Secretary of War Garrison, and
leading military officials will take place
en- the Ellipse, in the rear of the White
House, next Thursday afternoon.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-03
VIEWS At VARIANCE
AS To LUCENE'S ACT
Writers of Essays in "The Master
Mind" Contest Express Their
Opinions.
TIME LIMIT ENDS WEDNESDAY

Lucene, the girl in 1.-The Master Mind
before her marriage. was convicted of
crime and kept the fact from her hus-
band. is gaining more friends every day
in the prize contest essays written by
The Herald readers. Was she justified
in cOnCealing her past, even though she
was convicted of an Offense she did
not commit. That Is the question which
THE Herald readers are answering, and
for the best answers The Herald is Of
| fering prizes amounting to so in cash.
| Yesterdays mail brought some defenses
Of LuCcne, and also some cOndemnatiOns
of her conduct.
That this big question has made a deep
impression and has caused widespread
disc ussiOn is evident.
! From our readers comes the following:
In real life real woman would find
it most difficult to live with a real man
to whom she has confessed any mis-
deed. even though small one"
| One of Lucene's friends writes: Even
| though the double standard of morality
is undoubtedly unjust, in my estimation
woman should still hitch her wagon to
a star i'm an endeavor to maintain the
higher ideals which result in truth, up
| rightness, and purity"
! Another eSSayist writes: What ever
may be the dark secrets Of ones life
the matrimonial VOWS are too sacred to
enter with deception, which sooner or
later is bound to be uncovered and may
pave the way to the divorce court. II
the parting of lovers must come by rea-
son of the truth of ones past, it is in
finitely better that We should risk hav-
ing it come before Than after marriage"
Next Wednesday, October s, at noon,
hn M her will ha
Ceived. SO all who are interested and
have not prepared theirs should do so at
once. Don't put of a day, for the ideas
you have now are likely as not to be
the OnsA that would get you the prize
money. u
Read the following requirements:
First-The contest is open to every one,
whether or not a subscriber Of The Her
aid, except employees of The Washington
Herald. the Columbia Theater, and MEM
bers of their families
Second-Essays should be written on
one side of the paper only and contain
not more than 800 words. They should be
mailed to THE Master Mind Editor"
The Herald Office, SO as to be received
not later than noon on Wednesday, Oc-
tober s.
Third-Tho essays will be passed upon
by a competent judge. whose awards will
De hhdi- Inc HdHles oI lney prize WIN
ners will be announced as soon as pos
sible after the close of the contest.
FOurth-There will be eight prizes in
cash, as follows: First prize, $50: second,
SO; third and fourth. S each: fifth to
eighth, $3.50 each.
Fifth-In awarding the prizes the Judge
will take into consideration the strength
of the argument pro or con advanced by
each contestant, the manner in which it
is presented, and the use of the English
language.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-03
MRS. SHOLES' FUNERAL
SATURDAY AFTERNOON
Services at Temple Baptist Church, of
Which She Had Been Mem
Der Since 1858.

Funeral services for Mrs. RosamOnd D.
ShoIes, widow Of Henry c Sholes, who
died yesterday at the residence of heI
daughter, Mrs. L. =. Collision, 1893 y
Street Southeast. will he held tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock from Temple Bap-
tist Church. Eleventh and n Streets
Northwest Interment will be in Glen
wood Cemetery.
Mrs. Sholes, daughter of the late Amos
Hunt, one of the old magistrates of this
city, was born at West Bay, Saratoga
County, y. Y, March l.. lS3S, and came
TO this city with her parents in 1919 She
was married to Henry c. Sholes June 10,
1862
Mrs. Sholes entered the E Street Bap-
tist Sunday School, now the Temple BAD
tist Sunday School, in June. 1919, and was
nearly always regular attendant at the
Sunday school and Bible class. a con-
tinuous service Of more than sixty-fiye
years. She was baptized into the church
in 1855 and at the time of her death was
the oldest member in point OF years of
service in Temple Baptist Church. She
had been treasurer of the Ladies' Aid
Society continuously since 1879.
Mrs. Sholes helped organize the Wom-
ans Baptist Home. of the District, and
had been one Of the board of lady man.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-03
Du Points Back in Capital

Col. Henry du Pont and his son, Mr..
Henry du Pont, arrived in New York on
Saturday from Europe, and returned to
Washington.
Among those registered from Washing
ton at the Hotel McAlpin in New York
during the last week were: Mr. T. Fitz-
gerald, Mr.. c. H. st. John, Mr.. A. w.
Pezet. Miss X. V. Coleman, Mr.. Z. l..
Stock. Mr.. John c. Wilson. Miss Rene
DagneauX. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Brown,
Mr.. August Brill, Mr.. ]. c. Williams,
Mr.. G. F. Cramer, Mr.. John Kirby, Mr.
and Mrs. J. w. Rice. Mr.. and Mrs II. A.
ellis, Mr.. and Mrs Harry w. Walker
Mr.. G. f. Walton, Mr.. and Mrs. C. ID.
Miller. Mr.. and Mrs. John l. Costello.
Mr.. Charles McKenny. Mr.. II. A. Battles
Mr.. ]. S. Hawley, Mr.. +. G. Gorton Miss
Mona Blodgett, Mr.. Julian Christian, Mr.
c. n. Brady, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Won
Ezdorf, Mr.. c. E Bishop, Mr.
and Mrs. F. T. Daffer. Mrs. Charles
C. Matthews, Mr. Francis L. Halves,
Mr.. Frank Endres, Mr.. J. F. Liv-
ingstOR. Mr.. Ernest A. wamke, Mr.
WilliafhA b. Pfeffer. Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur w. Dunn. Mr.. J. Oliver Moquc,
Mr. William F. Putnam. Mr.. ]. Newman
Perry. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w. Behrens,
Miss Tella McDuffie. Mr.. William c.
burn, Mr.. NJ. G. Gibbs, Mr. ]. A. Zahm,
Mr. w. Archer, Mr.. and Mrs. Milford
Workman, Mr.. Robert Won Ezdorf, Mr.
George L. Harrison, Mr.. George M Bet
tis, Mr.. Emile MOhamel, Mrs. Joseph l.
Porter. Master Robert Porter. Mr.. Ed
ward c. O'Brien. Mr.. Charles II. Nc
Carthy.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-03
CUSTOMS COLLECTORS MEETING
Treasury Department officials Will
Gather I'm New York.

A conference Of all collectors of Gus
toms TO discuss economy and efficiency in
customs administration has been called
by Secretary MCAdOO to meet in the GUS
toms house. New York, November 5.
Secretary McAdoO probably will attend
the first days sessions. The conference
is to take up suggestions by the district
collectors for more efficient administra-
tion.
parture from past methods when commit
tees of outsiders were asked to submit
recommendation and reports for better
ment The conference is to make def
mite recommendations to the Secretary.
All suggestions must be in by October Il,
to receive consideration at the confer
ence.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-03
FEDERATION TO REFLECT.
Citizens Associations Tomorro
VIII Name Old Officers.

The annual election of officers will take
place at meeting Of the Federation of
Citizens Associations to be held tomor-
of Commerce.
1t is expected that all of the present
officers will be reelected unanimously.
The officers of the Federation are: d.
A. Edwards, president: Prof. Allen Davis.
vice president: w. J. Neal, secretary, and
]. W. Richardson. treasurer
The annual reports of the officers and
the reports of the twenty-five affiliated
associations Of the federation will be
made at this meeting. President d. A.
Edwards will preside at the meeting.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-03
DRooP DINNER CERTAIN.
hoard of Trade "HustIers" Believe
They VIII Win Reward.

''The hustlers," the cognomen the men,
bers of the membership committee OF
the Board of Trade have earned for
themselves since they began their cam
paign for adding the names Of 80 new
members to the rolls of that organization
before the expiration of President
Droop's term of Office, lack but fifty
seven more applicants to win the din
ner offered by Mr.. DroOp as the reward
for accomplishing the feat.
Eleven new members were coraled yes
terday, and Chairman Clifford II. Bangs
declares winning of the dinner is a
''cinch," and is advertising all the MEM
bers of his committee not to be afraid
to "order." for it will be- at the expense
of Mr. Droop.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-03
Bundy stiII Vice President.

Judge A. B. Hagner has been elected
one of the vice presidents Of the Asso-
citation of the Oldest Inhabitants. to All
the vacancy caused by the death of JON
athan ID. Cathell, and not to succeed to
the vice presidency, heretofore held by
Judge Burdy, as enormously stated yes
terday- Judge Bundy is still one of the
vice presidents of the association.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-03
Presidents Mobile Trip.

On the Southern trip which President
Wilson will take this month to attend
the Southern Commercial Congress at
Mobile October q, he will not be away
from Washington for more than four
days He plans to make a direct and
unbroken trip both going and coming.
He probably will leave Washington ON
October % and return to the city on
October %