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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-10-01
SPRAWY ANGLH.
Z Nien1leC.
STRASzNA MEDIA W GALICYI.
Polak zy1vcem zakOpany. - Ustawa przechOdz w niz
szej izbie kOngresu. Sulzer grOzi Osfoszeniem
skandal6w. =, Sullivan w WaszyngtOnie
w Piedras Negras skupia

sic wielka hczba zbiegow obco--
krajowcow, Z dalekich nawet O.
kolic przybywajqcych: konsul a
merykanski polecii i'm zaraz H.
dac sic poza linie graniczn2 d
merykanska: W okolicy grasuj2
rewolucyoniSci, a ostatnio woJ-
ska rzqdowe tam nadciqgaja, wiec
krwawych walk oczekiwac male
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-10-01
z NIEMIEC.

Berlin, / pazdziernika. - Po-
dobno zona ex-krola portugalskie-
go, Augusta ma sic lepiej, MAJ
jej zamieszkal W szpitalu, gdzie O.
ma przebywa W Monachium. Pre-
czyloby to doniesienie pogloskom
0 por0znieniu parry tel, jake wczo
raj rozniosiy po Swiecie telegra-
my. Zdrowie Augusty jest powa-
znie zachwiane.
w Johannisthalu aviator au-
stryacki Sablanik zdobyl nowy re-
kord wysokoSci, wzbil sic on do
1924 stop ponad ziemie.
- Aviator niemiecki Steffen.
zostai aresztowany we Francyi w
poblizu Boulogne "a niedozwolo-
ny przelot ponad granica.
- Okret niemiecki Kaiser
Wilhelm der Crosse" osiadi ma
mieliznie w ujSciu Wezery.
. GALICYA w POTRZEBIE. ,
Lwow, l pazdziernika. - Stan
ekcnomiczny Galicyi jest tax o.
piakany, jak go Cd lat dziesiat-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-10-01
Z WLOCH.

Rzym, / pazdziernika. - Ore.
die srolewskie, rOzpiSujace no.
we wybory parlamentarne opar-
te ma powszechnem prawie gioso-
wanna. obejmujacem nawet anal
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-10-01

SYTUACYA.
Miastu grozi epidemia Wskutek bezczelno$ci VIA.
$Cicie|i zaIadu do niszCzenia odpadkjW,
TAJEMN|CA S|E GMATWA.
PAM Spencer ofiaruje $1,000 nagrody "a schwy-
TAME mordercy nauczycielki ta1ca.
OKRADZIONO INDYANZNA.
ZfOdzieie kieszOnkoWi zabrali mu
$4,000.
OKRADZIONO INDYANZNA.
ZfOdzieie kieszOnkOWi Zabrali mu
$4,000.
Akcya ceIu powekszenia bezpieczehstwa pubIicz
nosCi. - Nauczycelka pada niezywa w kIasie.
Mlodociany opryszek zastrzeIony.
TAJEMNICA SIE PLACE.

" sprawie tajcrniczego "a.
mordowania PAM. AIilderd Alli'
son ReNroat, blisko Wayne, ILL.,,
W piQtek ubiesIego tysodnia.
wladzc powiatu DuPage dotych-
czas zadnych Shadow ami iakt6w
wyja5niajqcych nic odkryly.
Policya chicagoska sic dziwi
zc ja do pomocy mic wezwano.
pomimo, zc mordcrca ma sK
znajdowat W Chicago.
Zarzucono urzednikom z. pow
Du Page, szeryfowi Kuhn, koro-e
nerowi Hopf i prokuratorowi sta.
nowemu Hadlcy, re niedbale
.mQrderce szukajQ, dlatego, re ict
wsp6lobywatele L Wheaton mosq
bye W te sprawe wplatani. Tym
zarzutom urzednicy zaprzeczyli
oburzajqco.
Frank Oleson, wlascicicl sail
tahca, w ktorej zamordowana da'
wala lekcye, zarzuca i'm, re po-
mineli wazny Slad. w sobote
wieczorem, ii. "a godziny po do
konaniu zbrodni - on. szeryi
Kuhn koroner Kopf przejezdza'
Ii W kabryolecie obok miejscs
zbrodni i zauwazyli czlowieka,
latarniq. 'Towarzyszc Olesons
zbyli fakt ten .zartcm. Olesor
twierdzi, re to m0gl bye sam NOR
derca, szukajqcy picrscionka dya'
mentowego wartoSci 5000, ktory
zamordowana miala przy sobie.
Ten sam Oleson otrzymai lisi
anonimowy L pogr6zkq. Policy;
daia mu Straz.
Wczoraj aresztowano 4 mez
.czyzn, ktorych wzieto "a Spence
ra, rzekomegO morderce, lecz pc
wybadaniu wypuszczono ich IL;
WOlnoSc.
Podejrzenie pada ma mlodycf
farmerow W okolicy Wheaton,
ktorymi Spencer sic przyjaznil.
PAM J. q. Spencer, matka Lin.
colna Spencera, podejrzanego {
morderstwo Rexroatowej, ofiaru.
je $1,000 "a schwytanie rzeczywi.
stego mordercy.
OKRADZIONO INDYANINA
Wczoraj zlodzieje kieszonKow
okradli Indyanina, Joe Leehan'a
WSkutek tego on Jego famills
zlozona re siedmiu czlonkow
znajduje sig obecnie ma stacyi
przy Des PLANES, skqd sic ME mo.
&c ruszyc, bo ME maja centa przy
duszy. Byli oni W drodze For
Wayne do Mitchell, South Dako
ia, gdzie zamierzali sic osiedlic n;
armie.
Sa oni wlaSciwie tylko ,,poi-ln
dyanami'' Z plemienia Cherokee.
Przyjechali do Chicago z 5000
w drobnych banknotach, ktore Y
banku ,Mid-City" na rogu Madi
son Halsted zamienili ma grube
po $1,000 500. Pc drodze VISTA
Pill do skladu tytoniu, gdzie SIC
Leehan targowal o fake piany
lecz jej ME kupl, Iwier-
dzi, re tn go okradziono, bo tn
zauwazyi, re pieniedzy me ma
Wlasciciela skladu aresztowa-
(Dokonezenie ia str. sci }.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-10-01
z MEXYKU.

Mexyk, miesto, l pazdzicrni--
IA. - w kongreSie wnieSli libe-
rail- projekt odiozenia kampanii
prezydencyalnej ma daisy czas {;
wniosek przekazano komisyi.Do-
noSza Hermosillo, re ostatnio
odbyla sic tam narada przedsta-
wicieli neutrality-suspicious. pieciu
Stanow polnocnych, tory posta-
uowili bojkotowac zarzQdzone
przez rad Huerty wybory i IT,
:worzyc wiaSne Konfederacye Me
xykanska naleza do tego porozu-
mienia Stany; Sonora, Durango,
Coahuila. Sinaloa. oraz Chihua-
hua: Carranza ma zoStac prezy-
dcntem novel republiki, zarazem
iuz ustanowiono cabinet ministe-
ryalny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-10-01
dni sWel .ZOny.
UIII SWOJ LUIIJ'
ROGER SULLIVAN w STO-
LICY KRAJU. :,

Washington, pazdziernlka.-
Roger Sullivan by} wczoraj bar
dzo zajety W stolicy kraJu. Maj
pierw odwiedzii on sekretarza
skarbu McAdoo, ktorym roma
vial o stanowiskach dla demokra-
tow W Stanie Illinois. lndorsowai
on kandydature Jozefa Durkina Z
Peorii na kolektora akcyzy w .
dystrykcie. Wyrazii sic podobno
bardzo nieprzychylnie o handy
daturze p. McCabe, ktorego popie
ra kongresman Stone Z Peorii.
Chicagoski politykier nastepnle
ziozyi wizyte generalnemu poczt-
mistrzowi Burlesonowi, ktorym
rozmawiai o pocztach W Stanle
Illinois. Me wiadomo ktorych
pocztach rozprawiano i jaklch
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-10-01

fabetow, tych - co odbyli sluzbe
wojskowa, podnosi zarazem nader
pomySIny ekonomiczny stan kra-
ju, kt6ry mimo kosztowej wojny
Z Turcyq, zakohczonej zwycie--
stwem ogromnem powieksze-
MEM posiadlosci wIoskich - po-
zwolil rzadowi wydat o % Milo
now 1irow wiecej na cele ekono--
miczne edukacyjne: ia samq ma
IKE ,ludowa wydano o 8 milionow
wiecej, niz lat poprzednich,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-10-01
PRZYZNALA SIZE DO ZBRO-
DNI.
Minneapolis, Mimi, | paZdziel

Minneapolis, Mimi, l pazdzler-
nika - Wczoraj aresztowano tn
33-letniq Ole Lockwood, ktora
przyznaia sic do zamordowanla
dwojga swych dzieci. Policya
stwierdzila, ze kobieta ia trucizna
ma mucky otruia swe dzieci. Po-
wiadaja nawet, re ma ona ma su-
mieniu czworo innych swych die
ci.
Przed sadem kobieta ia stanie
"a otrucie 9-letniej Nioli, ktora
umar}a Sgo wrzeSnia i niemowle-
cia 11-tomiesiecznego, ktore IL
mario w lipcu. kobiecie tel 70
stale jeszcze dwoje Starszych die
ci. Oiciec ME wiedzial mic O zbro-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-10-01

Hatterman CLAM nozyczaja pienia-
DE ma properta. 1I1O Milwaukee ay.
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(Dok6iiczenic na str. 5ej).
Evening star., 1913-12-09
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been report
ed to the health department during the
past twenty -four hours:
Dora l.. Neisn.iller. % years, loo 9TH
street northeast.
Michael Bender, 81 years, Government
Hospital for the Insane.
Delvia Fisher. > years, Children's Hos
pitai-
Harry j. Smith, 81 years. 1870 Spring
road northwest
George \. Lamphear, a years. National
Homeopathic Hospital.
James a. Cooper, G6 years, 13l \ street
northeast
Ann McDonouGh. SO years. 461 L street
northwest.
Eliza T. Zimmerman. G1 years, National
Homeopathic Hospital
Jack Hfldebrand, 6 months Children 5
Hospital.
Margarft Hopkins. IL years. 102I 18th
street northwest.
James Carter. 80 years, Georgetown
University Hospital.
John E. Hamilton, ~ or 6U years 1877
r street northwest
FLOYD Thanks, y; years, Garfield Hos
pital.
Pauline Y. Payne, 20 years 1883 sSeaton
street northwest
Joseph Williams. ] day, ;:SS2o . street
northwest
Evening star., 1913-12-09
Marriage Licenses.
EONONSTON@

Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following:
Francis u. Brooks and Sarah J.
Gravett
Edward J. Gardner and Mary r. Miller.
Ernest Steptoe and Mary Christmas.
William y. Schiller OF Baltimore. Md.
and Bessie +. Mattingls OF this city
Ward Harsnbarger and Clara Il. j.
Rogers, both Of WeyeTs Cave. Va.
Thornton Jones and Maud l.. Frazier.
Eddie Allen and Mabel 4. Jackson.
Henry y. Ross and Mamie Washington.
John +. Newton OF Culpeper. Va. and
Josephine v Mcdonnell OF Fredericks-
burg. Va.
James G. Patterson and Rachel q. Dale.
Richard W. Stewart and Edith Y. Bing-
ley, both of Dash. Va.
Evening star., 1913-12-09
Births Reported.

The following births have been report
ed TO the healtl department during the
past twenty hours:
John NJ. and Barbara T.. Williams, hoy.
Harvey L. and Ella Y. Richards, boy.
Antonio and Gertrude V. Pcdomc. girl.
|'erdenand ana Mari. Preissncr, girl.
William T. aud Nellie +. Lamb boy.
john y. and Marie l.. Lind. girl
Harry X. and Etta Y. IIameTdinycr.
boy.
lanes T.. and Florence NJ. Grissett.
girl.
Aaron and Sarah Goldstein. hoy.
Vernon and Frances j.. Eskridge boy.
Samuel j. and Mary \. Dantzic boy.
George +. and Flora G. Wallace. boy.
Ulysses q. and Matte $. Lee, boy.
Samuel NJ. and Rosetta Butler, girl.
Spencer and Maude Bailey, girl.
Evening star., 1913-12-09
New Hampshire Club Entertains.

The New Hampshire Club held an old
fashioned New England Christmas cele-
bration last night at o,,2 9th street north
west. 4 German prayer by Miss Pauline
Graft opened the social. The rest OF the
program was as follows: Violin SOLO,
Mrs. X. Il. ciayton: recitation. The
Night Before Christmas Miss Isabelle
Brown: recitation. .'The Night After
Christmas Miss Mary Brown: solo. Mrs.
II. D. MacCaully. and accompanist, Mrs.
H NJ. Fulton.
Evening star., 1913-12-09
HOTEL TO NEW COMPANY
Powhatan Company Takes Title to
Pennsylvania Avenue Property.

The Powhatan Hotel corporation, re-
Gently Incorporated in Virginia, has taken
title to the property at 18th street and
PENNSYLVANIA avenue northwest known
as the Hotel Powhatan. The title was
transferred from Mr.. Deike, who pur-
chased from court receivers for S2S4. 100.
The new corporation yesterday placed
on record a second mortgage to secure
an issue of bonds aggregating S1Je.ooo.
which are payable in five years, with in
terest at per cent The Continental
Trust Company is named as trustee in
the mortgage.
Evening star., 1913-12-09

ed In tn. I mon array at the outbreak OF
the civil war. Following the War he
Went TO kentland. where he married. Ills
body will be taken 10 that town tomor-
row
MI Randall leaves a wife and two
daughters One OF them lis Mrs. Herman
q. Pluggc OF this city. and the other i
Mrs. l.. u. Sparrow OF Logansport. Ina.
Mr. and Mrs Randall resided at the Ster-
ling apartments
Evening star., 1913-12-09
Bazaar and Tea.

The Aid Association for the Blind will
give bazaar and tea at the Raleigh
Hotel in the ballroom, on the tenth floor.
Thursday and Friday, December IL and
IL, from 2 to 10 O'Clock. Candy, useful
fancy work and aprons Of every descrip-
ton will be for sale. In connection with
the bazaar a dance will be given each
evening from 8 to L..
Evening star., 1913-12-09
DIED.

i;29 am; At her rcsidcnSe. MARY BAR
Funeral Wednesday. December 10. 1919 Funeral
and intermeai private. 10 flowers. 10y
quest.
reinber $. 1919. HARRY ). cHILDs. u tSe
Ianeral serves at II. Johns Church. George
town. on "Wednesday December 10. Al $3.50
PIN Inierncrf private.
COOPER. sudlcny. op >rnday. nr,rnnc. !.
taSi. Mai JAMES H. behaved lusnani -
'nna =. Cooper in the sNt, scscpts ,ca
Funeral Servccs will hc held 4. ihc famtIy
,rsiernce on "Wednesday. i'erenhcr IL. u
cemetery.
3 am. ANNIE ERNEsTlNl. beloved daugl,-
'c- Of George and Elizabeth Fenwlek aged
one yea- eleven mouths fwcDty-one days.
Funeral from parents resiaerr.. 1916 5 stree
southeast. Wednesday. December 10. al 10
o'clnck Iutcrment - Mount oiivct
cemetery.
FITZGERALD. On Saturday Deccmhrr c. 1919.
II 3:l3 p.u7.. JOHANNA. wife ~ tra late
Patrick Fitzgerald. native Of County Limercs;
leioyes mother of Annie g. Mitchell
Furcral from hsr late residence. No Isl street
cIns, e,ghsast eos,o, Msan"sday Decemh,r @ TO- a.
itentir"s and friends invited.
GLoTZBAcH On Tueslay. Deccmbcr >. 1918.
northeast ANNE MArD GfoTzRAcH. vi.
II Gustav y. G'oizoarh and lt'orrd daughfcf
"f " iiliaiu I. and the la;c Anaie Clarssau
Note Of fra"rai hr-caf:c-.
HUGHES. on Monday nrcclai,cr : 1913. ~ q
M. JiIIA ti-.ssl. beloved wife !,
William \. Hughes, 33i3 Prospet arcaa,
Funeral from the r,~idcgcc .. acr son-iu-;aw.
Friends and relatives invited Intermeat
private.
MILLER. o. Tuesiay Eccen,lcr .. lai2 a.
. ls;$o am; NARY. l~loved wife of James
Funeral from her late residence RIGGS road
.1dihin'. Nd. Thursday. pecenhor u. 4
10 pm Services a. St. Pan's Car n.
friends i2,ited 70 attend.
RANDALL. Suddenly on Monday. December :.
lais JOHN ". brev,.d husband - Anna y.
year OF his age
1870 Pennsylvania avenue northwest. Wcdnas-
day Decclnl'ar To- p; o'clock pm. Inter
meet IT hrniland, led.
SHEA. nn Monday nece.s,h.r $. 1913. at , a.p,.
DAVID A.. teloyrd hrshandN of THE late
Agm.w VI. S..ra tnre Hickey1
Funeral services AT Lees GndertakiR. establish
iSeacc t. ST. Psc F'' @Snrr w,e nas: ~
viii he self at . o'clock a.In. for tae repass
Of his soul. philadelphia. Pa. papers please
copy
SOfil4. III sunday. December :. lsl... Gin
mn. Al the residence 90 her dagghtef Ms.
Sanr'rl H. Gator. ta, * street northeast.
SARINs. widow 81 tae irtr Christian August
Soai. a-rti pi-i,fy-f ar.s. wears.
Funeral fr m Ter late -"s'dracc Ne,lnc Siay
ut p.fa- Inicrmcnt ~ Prospect lGil cemr
terry.
TURNER Departed lhis life sGaaa,; D.ca.i.er7 Z;
1872. : 4 m. ARTHl'H Ai'STIN TIRNER. At
Portland. Ore. tau>e Of DEATH guh.r.u.esfs.
lie leaves ta nlsIirll ii. demise "a wife. Mrs.
Ida NJ. Turner: uncle. Lewis r.. 1oaIsoa
n A nj N
Alice Walker Gil m aunt. Mr~. W. r.
Wight Cleveland, Oaio. He died in the
Christian flitt
TYLER. On Sunday. Decembar :. 1918. ~ 9:4i
pun. at Esaer..enrv Hospital. Washington.
II. e. MAE-giCE TYLER. <on of Eey. n. ID.
Tyler and hi'si,aa.l Of Eosa Tyler. ii lis
t.yPas. .--srYanth year.
Remains ran l., seen y; r. u. James 4 Eros
funeral parl.rs. 18th aHl I. streets. until II
nm. DeceEii,er - Iaiermeut Cslverton.
Va. "Wednesday. December 10. Relatives
and friends invited.
Evening star., 1913-12-09
DIES ON HIS WAY HOME.
John w. Randall's Body to Be Taken
to Indiana for Burial.

John w. Randall, a resident of this
city for sixteen years, died suddenly yes
terday at Union station while on his
way home from work. He mad been an
employc III the Office of the fourth as
sistant postmaster general during his
residence in Washington. He had inst
eft the Office where he was work .ng.
near Union station, and had gone to that
place to get Il ear when he was taken i'll
Mr. Randall. who was -seveaty-nine
Years old. WAS "A brother-in-iaw of
George Ade, the author having married
the daughter of John Ade of kentland.
Ind.
Born in Cincinnati, Mr. Randi enlist
Evening star., 1913-12-09
In Memoriam.

DREW. In lovn~ memory "f dear cne
FRED y DRfW. WING s,Idfr-'r let
year to-day Dccrr,i,er :. 1872.
Some time with fearless eyes welt soc:
And then nj there Wen mnfcrs'aad.
BY TIE FAMILY.
dear husband. FRED :. DRFw vino denart-
ed this life one wear aCp. December -. 1872.
Fred AM hcaril- g-nai loss iiao Christian,
Knowing ihas he aill - the Lord mnst he done.
R"s la pcace-wc viii all meet you. one by one.
MAMIE.
MII.IsEMINa iIERFE NoTR' ER. Who
died year toiay. December D. 1914.
W" warcned rlfv .irar form fading.
But little did Know
That on this sad tav
Thy soul from earth must g..
You are not forgotten dear ono.
Aud will ic.
For long life lasts
We viii remember thee.
We loved her. yes. loved her
But angels loved her more
And she has safely found them
ON yonncr shining shore.
Tn ..aldea gates were opened.
A gentle voire said Come.
And with farrwelis unspokeu
She calInly entered home
Yet again hope TO meet h.r
We her loss most deeply feel.
Ills God who has beref.
lie Ill our sorruws heal.
By HER HUSBAND AND CHILDREN
MCCARTHY. In mcmcry ~ my dcnr mn her.
MARGARET MCCARTHY. who died year
today. December 8. 1912, Anniversary
at 81. AIMS Church. baltimore.
: BY HER DAUGHTER. MARY T.. DEPONAI.
MCCARTHY. In sad remembrance Of dear
frofhe-. MARGARET NJ MCCARTHY. who
die! one year ago today. December ~ 1912.
HELEN ~ HEFFERNAN.
STEgNE. In sad but loving remembrance of
my dcar "hilarea ard hns' ami. darling
daughter GRACE. paceahrT -. 1910: little
son DAyEl. IanGa .. 1891: beloved hus-
land. L. II. STElsNf.. JaIHarg =. l5Da.
safe in the Gf Jesus.
safe Ills gentle h:eas..
There by His love Ger s+aded.
Sweet lived. thei: souls shall res.
Evening star., 1913-12-09
BORN

lZNat1A. On Tuesday December 9. 1918
George Washington University Hospital 10
Mr. and Mrs. \. {. lznaga. son
Evening star., 1913-12-09

Representative and Mrs. George F.
O'Shaughnessy of Rhode Island will be
entertained at dinner tomorrow night by
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A. Palmer at the
LenoX. Later in the evening Representa-
tive O Shaughness! will address the Holy
Name Society of st. Matthew's Church
Mr. Palmer was formerly resident of
Rhode Island and was for many years
justice of the eighth judicial district
court Of that state.
Evening star., 1913-12-09

DIR. and AIRS. w. Peyton Moncure of
Fairfax. Va, have announced the engage
Vivian Powell. to Mr.. Harry L. Gather
of Herndon, Va. The wedding will take
place at the home of DIR. and Mrs Mon
cure, December l6- Miss Powell is the
daughter of Mrs. G. Vernon Ford
Evening star., 1913-12-09

Mr. f. S. Dodds of the Loeb Raven,
o22 :ird street northwest, secretary to
Representative Willis of Ohio, has as. his
guest his sister, Miss Florence s. Dodds
of Bellefontaine, Ohio.
Evening star., 1913-12-09

Miss I.eavitt Will not be at home this
evening, but Will receive her friends in
formally on succeeding Tuesday evenings
at the Carolina
Evening star., 1913-12-09

marriage of her daughter, Mary Ross to
Mr.. Edward j. Gardner of Charleston,
: q
Evening star., 1913-12-09

Former Senator and Mrs. Newell San
ders OF Tennessee and Judge W. w Nor
row and Mrs. Morrow Of San Francisco
are at the New Willard.
Evening star., 1913-12-09

Mrs. VIM. H.. Rabbit with her family.
has removed from her farm near Rock
Yiie, Md. and has taken up her resi-
dcncc in this city.
Evening star., 1913-12-09

Assistant Attorney General Jesse G..
Adkins and Mrs. Adkins are entertaining
Mr.. and Mrs. Bramweil Davis of Great
Neck Long Island.
Evening star., 1913-12-09

Rev. William Wilkinson of Trinity
Church, New York city, and Mrs. Will
kinson are at the New Willard for a
weeks stay.
Evening star., 1913-12-09

Miss Frances Washington will give Il
linen shower December l.: in honor OF
Miss Lula iiliard. Mss Lillard and Mr..
George Braddock will be married De-
ccrnbcf ~.
Evening star., 1913-12-09

DREW. In lovin- memory az dear ore.
FRED =. DRtW. wing sudfrr'y LETT
year to-day. Dcrrr,ter :" 1872.
Some time with fearless welt soc:
And then NJ there Wen mn;crs-sad.,
RN TIE ItM!fY.
Evening star., 1913-12-09

Mrs. II. +. Hodges returns to Washing
ton from the Canal Zone next week and
will open her house on Massachusetts
avenue for the winter.
Her daughter. Miss Alena Louise
Hodges has returned from Chicago
where she visited her aunt, Mrs. Arthur
Adds. and made her debut. She is nov
visiting Mrs. Randall Webb on 18th street
Evening star., 1913-12-09

Mrs. Albert Warren Kelsey of Chestnut
Hill. Pa, will give reception at the
Acorn Club Philadelp hia, tp DR.. Maria
Montessor this evening. She will he
assisted in receiving by Mrs. Arthur H.
Lea, Mrs. George Biddle, Mrs Eli X
Price. Mrs. Perrit Dulles, Mrs WIN. A.
Dick, Miss Jones, Mrs. Albert Kelsey,
Mrs Winthrop Parker of New York. and
Miss Anne f. George and Mrs Joseph
r. Darling of this city.
Evening star., 1913-12-09

Col Stephen N Foote, Mr.. Frank Ber-
Ing, Mrs. William Draper, Miss Draper,
Miss Esther F'oote. Mr.. X. r. Mex emma
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Coleman. Mr.. PEN
aleton Turner. Miss Harriet jennings
Miss Katharine Jennings. Mr.. Herman
Chuf, Mr.. WilliamA.Bowie Clark, Mr..
Evening star., 1913-12-09

Countess Won Krockow of Germany viii,
be with her sister, Mrs. Emma s Ten
hey, this winter, at the Rochambeau.
The countess was Miss Aida Schoon-
maker of New York and has lived abroad
nearly all her life. being educated in
France and married in London. The late
Count Won Krockow was an African ex-
plorer of note.
Evening star., 1913-12-09

Ensign Roger W. Paine. United States
navy. Of the United States ship Pat
terson. is visiting his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. +. l.. Paine. 46oG 18th street north
west. He will be at home until after
the holidays enjoying the first extended
leave he has had since entering the naval
service.
Evening star., 1913-12-09

BARRETT. on Monday. Decembcr 5 1919 az
leo am. her residence MARY BAR
RETT. wife OF the latc Edward Barrc,t
Funeral Wednesday. Deeember 10. 1913 Funeral
and intermeai private. No flowers. by re-
quest.
Evening star., 1913-12-09

An interesting item from Franklin, Pa.
today is the announcement of the mar
riage there>last Saturday of former Rep
resentative Joseph c. Sibley and Miss
Ida /. Rev. The ceremony took place at
Mr.. Sibley's new home. into which he
moved that day, and was witnessed by
members of the two families.
Evening star., 1913-12-09
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MRS. WILSON AND PARTY WILL
ATTEND A CONCERT.
Mrs. Garrison Entertains at a
Luncheon-0ther Events.
Personal Notes.

Mrs. Wilson will attend a concert this
afternoon and will have in her box party
Mrs. Franklin X. Lane, the Misses Will
son, Miss Higgins and Miss Hagner.
The Lake County times., 1913-12-24
A GREAT XMAS
CELEBRATION

The Sisters of the Holy Family at
ST. Andrews church in West Hammond
have prepared lavish spectacle for to-
morrow evening In which 100 children
are to appear. depicting the manger
scene at the birth of Christ, the court
of Herod. and subsequent events in
Biblical order, all concerning the child
haad of the Savior.
The plot of the religious cantata re-
wolves around the orders OF King Her
cd that all children from one to three
years of age be killed. 1t win require
two hours to play the piece. There are
speeches, solos and chorus work. The
music is classical.
The Lake County times., 1913-12-24

Pass Christmas around, the appeal
of the deserving poor is being answer
ed in Hammond this year seldom be-
fore. In churches and charities reser-
vations have been made for the child
rem of the poor and weH-to-do alike.
One hundred and Atty individual in
vitations were delivered by mem
bers of the Hammond woman's club to
children. asking their attendance at
n celebration yesterday afternoon IN the
Chamber of Commerce. Mrs. w. A.
Hill and a committee of thirty women
arranged a tree. A Santa Claus was
present to distribute presents OF candy
and nuts.
Mrs. John Fitzgerald of the Settle
ment House, has charge of a dinner TO
be given the newsboys of Hammond the
Tuesday OF New Years week. The pro-
ceeds of the Orpheum beneht on the
day before Christmas Will go to finance
this affair. The Camp Fire Girls have
offered their services.
At the Holman Street Baptist church
fourteen silver medals are to be given
to children who have attended Sunday
school throughout the year without alb
sence. Gold medals are to be given
seven who have achieved this same
distinction for two years.
The program at the Presbyterian
church Monday evening was featured
by a cantata. santa Claus Advice in
which appeared chorus of GIooms
and Joys. Ragged man, the Storm
King. and so forth.
On Christmas eve the Baptist sun
day school will have a tree In Baptist
hall in the Rimbach building. A pro-
gram of music and recitations has been
arranged.
The First Methodist church on Rus