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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-20

Announcement that $50. $50 has been al
lotted to the Washington navy yard IN
addition to regular appropriations for the
current fiscal year. for special use in the
manufacture Of firing locks and heads for
torpedoes, brech mechanisms for drill
guns and subcaliber attachment was re-
ceived with much enthusiasm throughout
the yard. The allotment of this sum will
avert the necessity for further reductions
In the working force. which otherwise
would have been inevitable In conse-
quence of the lack Of work in the pro-
duction OF guns and ordnance material
This extra appropriation will keep the
present force at the yard employed
throughout the remainder OF the year, 1t
is estimated. Yard employees are now
hoping that a much larger appropriation
for naval construction will be made next
year so that at no time will 1t be neces-
sary to decrease the working force.
Ordnance office-Jesse Lee. chief clerk
of the naval gun factory. will return
Monday from a three-week vacation
which he spent at Atlantic City. New
York and Boston
Erecting Shop-The large lead that
Jaeschke has maintained in the Erecting
Shop checker tournament has been de-
creased as the result of the expert play
ing of Johns and Roberts. Checker en-
thusiasts in the shop are having consld-
cradle fun with Shorty Roberts as the
result of a move he made in game
with Fuller Wednesday, whereby he gave
his opponent two kings" for nothing.
The standing in the tournament up to
September 10 was as follows:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-20
PROPOSALS.

United STATES ENGINEER OFFICE. 3os
S34thrrn ding. Washington. ID. c. August
p. 1918 seated proposals for renting Section
~ me r. laimed area Of Anac0stia Flats for
Suitt'at ~. Viii bc received here untIl II IN.
se1rWbgr -. 1913. and then publicly opened
Irtnrmaft0n oH applicant on. ". q. LANGFITT
Lieut. t0l. Corps % Engineers.
au%} - - - se1g 30
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-20
SPTEITUALISTS.

Mrs. H. u NOLAN WILL HOLD SPII;iTI Al.
teryi'e- - WASHINGTON t!tit. .:'.i and Ia. ave
&c. Sia'.@' tl' 2'st. ,;.:h pm
MLS ifENhLE itot3< MEETINGS SUNDAY.
R~dnr.,iaJ arti Friday evenings at OK
- All ~. Eler-t+5y gets . read. ~,
Advice. i TO daily. Phone Linen. 20z3.
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CHURCH NOTICES.


CHRIST iluIs1 CHURCH; GEoRGETowN. REV:
James III. w. Blake, rector 30 am, holy
communion: $50 am. sunday school: IL m
full service and sermon: o'clock. evening
PRAYER and address
ST PAUL'S. 23rd AND WASHINGTON CIRCLE.
Rev. Robert Talbot. rector.-Serviccs: 30 and
IL am and pm. the rector will preach
morning and evening
ALL SOULS CHURCH. CATHEDRAL AVE
near Conn .ave.-Service and sermon at 1870
am: the Rev. Paca Kennedy.
ST JOINS CHURCH. 10th AND II SITS. REV.
isoiana cotton Smith, Rev. Edward Slater Dun
zap Rev. George Williamson Smiths am.
molly communion: IL o'clock. morning prayer
and sermon.
EPIPHANY CHAPEL. 12th AND SITS. S.W..
rev. Chas F. Edwards vicar.-services. II
am. ano pm. Strangers welcome.
CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION MASS AVE.
ID: D.. rector. Rev W. E. Callende- asst.
minister Services. and II al and pm
ST. THOMAS,
18th near Dupont Circle.
II. Greatest Question Of the Age,
Rector.
8, The Prophet Hosea,
Rev. c. Herbert Reese.
ST. ANDREWS CHURCH,
18th and CorcOran SITS. NV
Rev. J. J. Dimon. rector.
services: S:O0-IIoly communion.
9:30-Sunday school
Il:U-MOrn1ng service and sermon.
S:OO-Evening service and sermon.
ST MARGAREr's CHI. conn AVE. AND
bancroft pi., Rev. Herbert Scott Smith. D. D..
rector; Rev. Chas. j. Wingate, assistant min
n istfr,.The church viii be closed on Sept. y
opening on Sept. % at IL O'Clock. Cordial in
vitation to ali.
THE NATIVITY. 14th AND Sc
The Catholic faith; for all people
The Resurrection, 18th and G me-. $3.50. 4.
CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY.
q ST. between 18th and 14th
Rev. Randolph H. McKim. d. D.. rector.
Kew. u. Freeland Peter. associate rector.
Services.
sa.m.-Holy communion.
II a.m.-Morning prayer and sermon.
The Rev. Mr.. Peter will preach at II am
CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD.
9th and ! cts. ne
Rev. c. s. Abbott. vicar.
tSt. Matthew's day.
Services.
a:so "a and II am; and 7:3o pm.
winter Sunday school resumes $3.50 am.
THE MODERN SAINT"
Night sermon.
"A PLACE IN THE WESTERN CONTINENT
WITHOUT GOD
study in commerce and religion.
Special music at both services.
WASHINGTON CATHEDRAL,
Bethlehem Chapel. Mount st. Alban. D: c.
Holy communion. Observation-Disclosures. 7:30 am.
Morning prayer and litany. 1000 a. m.
Holy communion and sermon preach
er, Canon de Vries). II 100 am.
Peoples open-air evensong and sermon
preacher, Rev. Herbert Parrish. rec
tor OF st. Iukes Church. Baltimore.
Md ...................... 400 D. m
Evening prayer Observation-Disclosures. 500 p. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-20

The West Virginia annual conference of
the Methodist Episcopal Church will con-
yene at BuckIia zion October =.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-20
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
ps,r.ft % Columbia Warrington u. G., Sep.
"nbeT -. 1913. ordered: That Section 81
article j.. OF the Police Regulations OF the Dis.
hlet o. tolumhs b. and the same il hereby
electric railway car shall cross the .oneduct
fFio-r tbrlIsc No. = over the Potomac River at
Ff"ater rate Of speed than six 10 miles per
hour. shall the space between ear IN hit
t.ldse De a. any time less than five hundred
'''i 'rct 70 car shall stop on any norton OF
us uEsist Ter TIC purpose OF diSrhar-ing or
1+king o. ps~sen2er No car having n gross
N+lsht Including trucks, motors. body and ap-
ross this bridge: Provided however that nor
u.re man TWO ears may be coupled together
'H ihs Aaatl not include any single truck ear
." any train c1rpled with ordinary link and min
III, ,tiN tk r. NEWMAN. FREDERICK l.. SID
i'o\S CHESTER HARDING. Commissioners
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-20

Thin, Pale Women
Should take Father Johns Medtcine.-Ad-
yertisement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-20

THE HENRY-LEE,
North Capitol st. and Rhode Island ave.
MODERN IN EVERY RESPECT.
Every comfort; gas and electric lights: odcr-
less kitchen: steam heat: hot water year rUund:
phone in each apartment: experienced Janito-
Short walk from new post office. Apartments
weather stripped: no cold rooms. Street car
line past door.
4 ROOMS AND BATH-s3l AND UPWARD.
W H. Wake 129 18th ST. NV.
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Why Am Going to Church Tomorrow.
Because I need the solace of the Scriptures
because | reflect upon the true nature OF the
Spirit and cannot find elsewhere the harmony and
peace permitting this communion"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-20
WAUGH, Bird AND \ Ne,
\. ii. Thompson. pastor.

4. ii. Thompson. pastor.
$50 Sunday school
Course of sermons The Bible:
IL. Why We Need Bible
tThe necessity for a revelation
=. How Our Bible Came To U.s.
tThc method of revelation.
Sept. 2S-.'Do Scientists Believe In the Bible :
How May Plain Man Know What is Scru
ture:''
Oct ;. 100 p.m.-''The Story of Our English
R1blp.''
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yNas elite f6at 80"
Cjc Observation-Disclosures a1n Seibei.
bergrr EdllpE.

&C &uHicrptcfHHgsurUc.ICU UW SIpctoeIS
berger ShlpF.
Gs lit ettpa siu Sdbr Der, felt Die
5irma Dpder9uif uno @iomunn in
Rarlsrube am 2uopigsbau oss 9eis
oeIber9sr S6lohes prpbeneIle Die
Snn.nmauer teiIpeiie NIT elmer Be
tonperi6aluns perieben bat. nm feits
3uitsl.n. OBJ bierourh Dem our6
Dino uno Wetter aerfrsNenen Wau:
.rpsrt elm f~siterer 9alt es9eb.n pers
bsn tonne. Oiefc Yrohe iou stpd
finf Sabr. binourd beobahtst tpers
ben; BOT lie th bis babin belpdbrt,
70 foG in slsider Weiie 81. tuitbar.
R.natFance 6afabe oes Sttos
Seinridsbau.s, bic leiber mebr uno
m.br Der girituragefabr ausgeiest
1T, an Der Snn.nIsite burd cine
Observation-Disclosures ssf.itist tpers
Den.
Qm Otto : 9einrt6sbau bat moi
bsr.its felt or.i Sabren umfun9rsi6.
MaBnabmen ~getroffen. UNI cine &C.
naue 2.uutnis iiber Die 8.tpegungen
Der Nnu.r gu erbalten. Nus 4nlaB
oes Dor turSem in Seib.lb.r9 ab9.s
bolten.n bobiften ar.istagss fano
nun cine .ing.b.noe 8eIidtisung Der
Ruin. itatt, BEL p.lher Der 8roBbers
3oel. Bauinfp.ftor &ubn interefants
Mitt,iIung.n iiber otef. MdBnabmen
modts. 0anah puroe ourd Die
S6eroirettion oes Wo6er> uno Stra>
b.rbaus oas e.iamte ShloBgebi.t
uno bauptfd6lih ouh oas 9ebtet nes
Otto : 9einrihsbous aufs e.naueite
trigonometriid permehen uro Gin
RipeIlsmsnt auf9enommen, oamit sts
poiae @erdnoerungen Der 90bentagen
feItgeitslt psrosn tonnen. SIN Snz
nern puroen an osn pf.ilern Or
Orz ano Bsitipano MsNin9bolsen
.inoeloTen, oeren Ibitono bon elmer
in Der Mitt. Oes @sbduoes feitgelegz
ten 2dnesadie ourh Oreiedspermeis
flung tets esnuu beltimmt tperoen
tam. Die 8spegungen Der pfeilsr
on Der Weltpano tpurbsn auf Der
6offeite unter Mnnahm. elmer Dor Der
SoFaoe unp~srdnosrli6 feItgelegten
0ertitalebene mittel1t zines Sbeo0olis
ten on 1877 9untt.n ton.roQiert. Ser
a.r iino ouf 8tranluTung oes Sch.
Rtg. =Rots qrof. 9irldpoIo (gerlin)
in einiesn 6snitsrn Giniponnrobren.
an tpelfen 8snegungen DER pfstler
oba.Ieisn rpsro,n tonnen, uno On Der
eefGhroetIten STEELE Der Weittpano Elm
Sorisontalpenosl angsbraht. tpelhss
iso. g~stpsgung Der Mauertrons i.IbIts
tGtie reei'tri.rt. SdlieBlth finb nod
an 3abIreif.n Stsl.u bphempfinHlihe
@ipsrobrdsn befsiti9t, Die bel elmer
Grihiitterung brshen. Oieie Wdbs
nabmsn esben suIamm.n Elm 3iemlid
oenou.s Bib ib.r Sic @oredn9s IN
Ser Mau.r, heren Senrtnis fir jeoe
GrlaItunesarbeit fpGtsr ouBeroro.nt'
lib pi6tia T.in Miro. Snt.rsfant
1T 81. 5atTohe. oaB iopobl bel Den
fhpoGen grobeben in oief,m Soms
msr. mic oud bel Den 3ismlid trdfti=
o.n @,ben i'm Nopembsr 1912 oi:
Ruin. obne ieosn SdaesH oapons.s
tommsn 1T.
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ia, ab.r - uie .omm. i'd oenn
hi.rber in bos 9ras am Weg.2 DER
bat mid bnn i'm I.st.n QuaenbIid
bi.rberqebroft - in Si6erheit2 Du
tOnnteIt mid bod nitt 6eben. 2i.6'
ftsr?!"
Ou fn1tt .r, uno fein. Stimm.
.lang ME Elm otrsaItsnss Qufjau6-
gen: Sd t16c lid bierher gebra6t
= i'm oqerle5ten Qu3sn6Iid, mein
fUBes W5oheu! 0enn feb. id Bin
nitt me3r usIdbmi!."
0nmit ho5 er isins b.iSen Qrme
uno umfhfona oie 9eIicbte. lie bonn
Gro5obsn hebenD
Do hin.en IN Der Tsrne dber Der.
f6pano ssen oas Iaufenoe Qitt bss
j%ueiten Nutos.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-11-07

Rad elmer f6Ieht oer6ra6tsn Iadt
iab bic iunge 5rau am nddit.n
Wor9en nm anfTestiId. Cine Cos
Jung beg Rdtbiels. bos tie peinlate
uno au6lts. bate Il. nod nitt aefuns
nE.
Oa REF fe Elm 9IingeI3eiaen ans
5eIep5on. Dos itGbtifde aranten.
hnus meloets i'd.
~5rau Regierungs6aumeiiter ieI6ft
am Npplrnt?"
rSopobl!!"
.Shr 0otte Iiegt bier i6per front:
OF piiniht Sic gu iprs4sni 4ber
Gle tut not6..~
Die junge 5rou poQte nod cine
5rd9s itelIen. aber bic ger6inbung
mar bsrsjts 9sl0it. Storren gliees
iw.isrts il. Dor ii4 bin. Sbr Wann i'm
Granten6aus - ihper ertrnntt, unb
ni6t perreiit? War ous ein reues
Rdt1iet2 Sber - Elm S6auer riez
ielt. ihr iber BEN G0rpsr - laa bic,
bic 20iung oes R1tbieIs? -
Nls bic lun9e 6rau ons aronten.
1ous betrot, mar ss bersits III Ipit -
Der RseierunIsboumciIter bate ieinen
lesten @them5ug aethan.
Wel6er Dirt benin Die aruntbeit oe-
reien. bi. ibren @ottsn 70 unerpartet
hoh;nqeraff:. polte lie uiTen.
rgine SdubrsrIsbun1 - Qunaer.
Itub," iogts man ibr.
rQIio elm ilngIudsfaG?"
Rein. Elm Ousn!!"
Limb Der 0e9ner?"
rIhsfor Qornlen!"
nIu9 %psrpunoet?"
.Ser3ifuBl Sofort tobt!"
O6 Il, t1rsn 9atten nod einmal
isben mo1s2
Sic beia1te, unb non fiihrte lie an
fem Sooten6ett. 9o6 nein. Der oa
onf6einenb frisbli9 i6lummerno
lag, mar ibr @atte niht, nor Elm
Srember. limb bob - bic Rarbe auf
hsr fpafsbIeiaen Wanee, bos 8ribs
den am 8inn - Dor Sohren bate lie
bas Qeieben, e6e Der 8oIbart es per.
bedte. limb isBt2 Sic ba6te an bic
llntsrreounQ pom qeitrigen Wor9er,
on bas babIi6e Wort .3ottelbdr".
Sbr III 2iebc bate er ii1 Don ieinem
Stol8 qstrennt!
0o mar bes RGtbisIs 2oiun9!
llno lie fhIug Die Sdnbe por's 0es
f9t uno brad nit einem hsri3erreis
Renben Wchlout Dor benz 3ooten 3us
fnmmeH. beNen %oren'enlois. unei9en.
riBi5e 2isbe re 70 iGledt ~oergpIten.
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Wit 0nrfenialat.

0't nuitinus Geruer. benz &einsberoer
Tidbter uuo &r3t. fam einmnl Elm 9oi'
msliter NIT 3pei iunsen Rr'nssn. pom
oeuen Der cine an Rubr er'rnn't mar,
uno Bot i'm, oieien in 8ebln0luu0 Al
uebmen. aerner fnno bdIb berous. bnS
ba5 iunae perrhen am 3nQ suoor 5us
bel SUDDEN uuo nnoere SuBiqteiten ne-
uoIien bate, uno rihtete banad ieine
Sur elm.
Sit ou aud germ G%ur;euiaIat~"
frdqte CT.
IA. nber -
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los, er 1T Dir eeiuuo."
ga Ser aIeiue etfpa3 6ieber unb nffo
eroBen Gurit hattie, ihmedte Inn Der
friihe @urtenialat auBerorSent!id,.
@beno5 betam er our Gb:oehslunQ unrs
men 8urteuid!dt, uno aud Ser be5nlte
ibm por8ii9Iih.
us Die Hdmilie aerner am n6titen
Sage Mittags bel Gid iaB. fam Der
6ofmeiiter uno ~ertunOi9te lid nat Sem
gefiuoen ieine5 Satienten. Gr mar bolt
~erfreut ii6er Die raide 8ieoerheritequtJ
uno Iebr %eritaunt. als ihm Nerner aui
Ieine 6rage, mas er fir 9ehanoIuug
uno Guslagen an bic Npoibefe ihuioi9
'ei, eruloerte, er babe tetue Npotbete in
auipruh genommen.
Sd babe ibn." ertIdrte er. uredt
tiidltig 8urierinIat ellen Ioilcn. uno
iebt ibt er, pie Sic ieben. 3ar abmehss
luna 9oraseninInt."
Ger 9oimeiiter ihiittelte ungldubia
ben aopi.
sd CLAUDE" beridtete Der 2ihter
jpdter. ner mar reht frob. ais er ielncn
30gIing aus mciren dr5tIifen alauem
:pubte"
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81. batte ibn 5u I'D b.rabg.3Ogsn
uno tIbte ibm iunIg 4ugen uHo
Wunb 80.
.Sie5. 2iebfe, i9 muB Dir nod
etpas Iagen: ih babe uidt nur uns
Iere oortigen Qer3t.. Defenders iolhe,
BE Ii4 nit Der 9,iIung uOn pdti.ns
ten befddftiqen, bic BON S6lan9en
gs5iIen nuroen, toniuItirt; i'd bd6e.
I'm TEN utittel unoeriu6t gu iaf1en.
oas mid Dir ipieoer gsiuno IN bic
Qrne iu3ren toHnte. and 81 ben elm
bsimiittn Wu5dtmds - 3au0ererH
oDer 0eiIen - meine leBte 3uflu4t
genommsH. Ginen pom oieien rdtbiels
bltten Uieniten, Der aud unter ben
GurOpdern negen lener faIt ibernd@
tirIiden ggabung 9roBen Ruf ge'
nieBt. babe iA gu mir tommen lai'
ien."
limb err fragte Mib Gt6el, Itsbeu
bleibello uno in nn9itOo0er Grregung
auf l1ren 0erIobtcn bIidsno.
nSd5tb," ldete er nab LANCER un>
terIu6ung, Id Iprehe bic Wabrbeit.
uno i'd idge Dir: Oi, our6 bag 8ift
g,Id6mt.n Qcroen tam ih mt mel
n.r araft nift belIsn. gi.Qeiht -
penn On einmal itsrben muBt. in
o. -onbliden Der 3ooesongit. piro
bitTc 2Gbmun9 oor Dir psihcn!"
limb nun. m'ine aclie5te gt6e!.
tsin Wort mebr BON mir Nur Die
Bite: Jude m 6 niAt me5r umjus
n;ooto
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sieoe iur Saute.

%;tecr slr 2onte - Ste id)Gre 6rnu
SiaAt etu &lcS. Nas eic 6et:udt nelnt;
Ntr0ftIIcy idltlue lm Zdmmer9rnu.
&Q I'M 0tr'eu Md Sreuc hrcntt.
%icoer sur %du.c NIT Ieiiem Nlnna -
: fln9t taii. ais cb eiu 8r,ldlen lingt
Schniu3tiQmUoe une heir,dtbduq.
2tt NIT ic lug hoh clr &oItslisr fIiustl
Slcecr sur Saute. 3irp s,rp, sirr slrp.
: Hiudt iai;. ais oh Elm 6einldcu iiret:
&iGb cine Sctle. Gin Ser; Dir. iuirb.-
Nn ME 10 lpeh Doh iol6 &ulisI;so
flnuQtl
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9, 3Ottclbdrt"
Sine 6heitnnofombSic nit trnqiidcm
guSgana nOn &. q. pun 65bsen.

Fegisrungsboumciitsr GrnI Wdr,
.tnoe1g. lQB, in ben Deiten, meiBen
6riltermnptel 9ebuut, cor Dem Spie.
gel uno fab benz 3erltorungsmert oes
J%riieurs gu. Jap 81. pls urter ben a
idsn S6nitten Der l4lrFen S9esre
Tlode I'm 5lods pom Iein.m ItattIiben
braunen 0ogburt fiel.
Der Barber bate nit 3tpeiieInb:m
aopfidiittein bi. 6roge na6 bcS Sun.
ben geJe6r mleberbolt, neil Is inn
ni6t in ben 9opf polt.. oub oieier
i6one, moblqspflegte Bart unt.r Der
Sdeers faqcn Ioate, urto erft 1uf Elm
5peites. energiidts::' :.RoIeren
bite" bait. er ben .riten 3ogboften
Sfrltt getpo9t. benz nun. bo tein
GinIpru6 crboben tpuroe, in eepohns
ter 9~eponbtbeit uno Sih:rbsit oI.
peiteyen iol5ten.
Der 3neiiel Dos BARRIERS bate ben
H.gisrungsbnumeiIter niht peiter
iiberraiht, bate or bod I.tbft es qes
tern nod fir cine 0erriidtbeit qehal.
ten. penr i.manb Inn 5~u9smutbet
bate, ieinen 9oqbart, i.inm Stol3
6u opf.rn. Nber apiihen geFt,rn unb
beut. log niht nur elm Gag unb cine
Nudt. fonotrn aud Elm Mort; Gin t..
itImmtes Uort. oas ibm 4uf.ldrung
9ebradt totte iiber 10 mouhes, mas
iih 3pii6en i'm uno ietne 5ruu ME
elm unIidtbores Gtpos, mi. elm unl0s.
bor,s Rdtbis! seiho6sn bate. uno
oisies WO1t Idutete - 3pttelbdr!
als er am Worgsn beim We1aeben
feline 6rau tliIen porte. ordngte fie
ihn nit i%onftsr, bod ertIhiso.ner 8ts
malt BON ii6, ME Iie es os5 ofteren
i6on III Der IsBten 3sit getban. uno
ouf 'elnen itumren, oortpurisoou ira.
9enoen Bid nntportete lie: Oh nit
9slnem Qtobliaen 9oQbort. Oh -
3%otteIbdr."
2oheno Bate er erpiosrt: .0as III
bob nun 0cidmodIahe. unb ooriter
loBt iih betonntlid nitt Itreiten,
Rad meinem 0sihmad limb Wlnner
obns 0nabott iiberbaupt gar teine
riGti9en WiGnneri!"
so mare oIio 1heo 2ornicn nddl
Ceinen gsariffen gar tein rittiacr
Wonn2" bate Te i'm nit blibeno,u
Iu9en uno leti, pibrircnoen Roiens
fliigtln QeIraat.
limb er? Gr hotte Die NhIeIn oes
5udt uno mar Encouragement.
Wenn feline iSrou freiIit, ben 5beo
ms 6clo Fibrtc, olun tonnt, er feline
9ehouptun9 niht oufretht baItsn.
ga: -Iheo mar ein Wann - frog
oes mansslnoen 0oabortes, Gin
Wann, oui oeNsn 6reuroidoft mar
ItoIS icin tornte! SouTt fuiirbe Der
Hegierun9sratb iih ia pobl out ae.
hiitet hnben, einsm ioIfcn Wonn. Der
ben Smuen ~9efdbrIit rperoen tourtt,
oi. Stelung zines 4ausfreunesS elm.
%jurlumen.
Der r3otttlbdr" fang Grrit nod
LANCE in ben SArtn nlh.
W}ebr uno mehr mdt3te tr lid nit
hsm 8eonutsn pertruut. Iid ron isiner
mdnnlihen 3isr gu trerntn, uno nit
Der ibn eiasnen Gnerqi, IieB sr Dem
GntItIub oie 9bot auf benz 6ube iol-
gen.
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The Washington herald., 1913-02-04
HEBREW ASSOCIATION
TO HOLD MASS MEETING
Newly Organized Club Plans to Es-
tablish Headquarters Similar to
the Y. M. c. A.

The recently organized Young Mems
Hebrew Association Is making excellent
progress. Its membership has increased
In leaps and bounds during the com
paratively short time the association has
been organized. and this In spite Of the
fact that the contemplated vigorous Alam-
paign for increasing the membership has
not yet started.
At a meeting yesterday afternoon ar
rangements were completed for holding
a large mass meeting on Sunday after
noon. February 16. at Pythian Temple
Among the speakers will be Represent
ative Julius Kahn of California Repre-
sentative Henry NJ. Goldfogle. of New
York. Hon. Simon Wolf. Rabbi Abrarn
Simon, and Prof Isaac A. Hourwich. 1:
is the hope OF the organization to es-
tablish a headquarters for the young
Hebrew men here along the lines Of the
Y. NJ. c. A. There are a number OF
successful Y. NJ. II. A. organizations in
some OF the large cities Of the country.
but only of late has a general campaign
been started for national Y, NJ. II. A,
with the view to having branches in
every city Of any importance.
Arrangements also were completed at
the meeting for a concert and ball. TO he
held at old Masonic Temple on Febru-
ary 25. Plans soon will be formulated
to obtain clubrooms and to place the or
ganization on a firm foundation.
The officers OF the Y. NJ. II. A. arc:
President, Joseph Stein: vice president,
Benjamin Robin: recording secretary.
Edward Lewis: financial secretary, Ju.
lian jackson: treasurer. William Rob-
erts. and sergeant-at-arms, 8. B. Gold
stein. Meetings are held every other
Sunday afternoon at the Southern Build
ms.
The Washington herald., 1913-02-04
LAW STUDENTS DANCE
FRISCO EARTHQUAKE
New Trot Makes Its Appearance at
Georgetown Junior Prom in
New Willard.

Fun and frolic held sway in the large
ballroom OF tho New Willard last night
when the Georgetown Law School held
its Junior prom. The lid was of. and
turkey trotting. the chicken flip, and the
San Francisco earthquake were enjoyed
by the students and their friends Dane
ing lasted until the early hours OF the
morning. Refreshments we're served at
midnight.
The patrons and reception committee
were Chief Justice and Mrs. II. NJ. Cla-
baugh. Associate Justice and Mrs. Ash
ley NJ. Gould. Associate Justice and Mrs.
Daniel T. Wright. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
a. Douglas, Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Baker.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence r. Wilson, Mr..
and Mrs John J. Hamilton. Mr.. and Mrs.
AdoIph A Hoehling. MFR. and Mrs ]. S.
Easby-Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank ]. Ho-
gan, Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. O'Donoghue,
Lieut. and Mrs. Tittoni, and Mrs. n. S.
Nelson.
The committee in charge consisted or
J. Newton Brewer. chairman; S. Rippel.
II. L. Bliss, s. Kent, l.. Shaw. +. Cam
pazzi, G. Bond. {. Bergin. W. Banes.
W. J. Connor, J. l. Peters, and'D. Hart
The Washington herald., 1913-02-04
SONS OF VETERANS
DINE FEBRUARY IA
Annual Banquet Of Order to Be Held
on Larger Scale This Year Than
Ever Before.

The Sons of Veterans of the District
are to hold their annual banquet at the
New Ebbitt, February a Preliminary
have been made under the
supervision of the Sons OF Veterans Club
of the District, an organization COM
posed Of members OF the various camps.
The President. F. T. F. johnson. Is a
member of Lincoln Camp. No. ?; the sec
retary, G. W. Sellers, is a member Of
Our Flag Camp, and the treasurer, c. o.
Howard. is a member of Gushing Camp.
No. 80.
Among the invited guests. including
President Taft and more than twelve
members of Congress who are Sons of
Veterans. there will be present Com
mander-in-chief Ralph; Grant, of Hart
ford. Conn. and Past Commander-in-
chief H V. Speelman. OF Cincinnati. Ohio.
Past Commander-in-chief Maj. f. X
Campbell will be master of ceremonies
Invitations have been extended to the
members OF all local camps, all members
of the order residing or visiting in the
city, all sons and grandsons of Union
veterans. and also all veterans and men,
oers Of allied patriotic societies.