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Evening star., 1914-09-28
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Potomac Council No. 433. Knights o. Cola:us,as.
The members Of Potomac council hyreey
CREAGHE and requested to attend his funeral
on Tuesday. September q: 1914. at s'elock
thence to St Dominic's Church. where solemn re
QUEEN mas will be eels6rated at $50 an
FLEETWOOD On Monday. September IS. 1914
at $50 an, at his resdsnSs izlg Swami
FLEETWOOD
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
HE.MERs- On saturday. September 2s. 1914. At
aPpE1 E1S 4 sss 5s'depss q asE ss1s Georgia avenue
pm. At Petworth u. T. Church. Interment at
Glenwocd cemetery. Friends and relatives
JENKINS. On Monday, September ass Is, 1914; At
northwest, Mrs: MoLLIE E ~ JESkrNs.
the above residence. Friends and relatives
invited to attend. Interment at Carbondale
MOxLEY. On Saturday night. September 20.
street southwest. AouiLLk T. MoXLEl.
husband Of the late Maria Morley and father
ward, Albert. Mrs Elizabeth Young. Aquilla;
Edith and the late Alice r. Morley, and
Chase of Boston, Mass.
The feet that went down in the river OF death.
As We stood on life's desoiate sand an -,,. o,,
BY THE FAMILY.
Funeral from st. Pauls A.. NJ E. Church. Sta
street between ID and = streets southwest,
sharp. sharp Friends 'e and relatives invited. nev.
N. +. Sydes. pastor.
POWER On Saturday. September 20, 1914. at
/. northwest JOHN T POWER, elder son OF
the late Thomas and Mary Power and beloved
brother Of Miss Mary Power and Mr. Thomss
". Power.
Funeral from bis late residence, Tuesday morn
ing. September 30. at $50 O'Clock Mass at
the immaculate Conception Church at 8. a m
Interment Mount olivet cemtery.
RINEHART On Saturday, September 26. 1914
/ at 4:45 pm. at her residence. 1404 Perry
place northMest, EMMA c. RiNEHARr tnee
undertaking establishment, 14o7 9th street
northwest. Tuesday, September 20. at 2 pm.
RYAN. On Sunday. September %. 1919, at I'D
pm. ELLZABETH. beloved wife Of the late
Funeral. from her late residence. 4ss e street
southwest. on WEDNESDAY September 80: at
$50 an thence to St pSminae's Don, he .nr Taursn Sn
the repose of her SOUL Relatives and friends len
SHAW. On Saturday. September &c; 1914; at
1880 pm. at his residence, lo1b East Cepi-
tel street. EDWARD SHAW. in the nine
Funeral from his late residence. Tuesday, Sep
tember %. at pm. Friends invited. In
terment at Rock Creek cemetery.
SHAW.
Members of the Association Oldest Inhabitants
Of the District Of Columbia are respectfully in
vsted to attend the funeral services Of our late
associate, EDWARD SHAW. at his late resi-
dence, 1880 East Capitol street, Tuesday, the
-''A THEoDoRE W. MOVES, President.
BENZ. ". REISS, z. s.
SPRANSY Suddenly, on Saturday September -
1914. at Georgetown University Hospital
WILBUR F. SPRANSY. in bis ffty-sixth year.
Funeral Tuesday. September %. at NJ, from
his late residence. No. 1904 Euclid street
northwest. Friends invited to attend. 2s'
WATSON. On Sunday. September "a. 1919.
WILLIAM W. WATSON, aged fifty three
yean. beloved husband Of the late Margaret
c. Watson.
Funeral from his late residence. 21s Kentucky
avenue southeast. on Tuesday, September
%. at . pm. Interment at Mount olivst
cemetery.
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Special .War Service" Tonight.

German-Americans of the District Of
Columbia are to attend a special war
service" to be held at o'clock tonight
at Concordia Lutheran Church. The
services are to be in charge Of Rev.
Paul A. Menzel, pastor OF the church.
and a number. Of speakers will discuss
Evening star., 1914-09-28
Perishable Produce by Mail.

The daily average of perishable prod
ucts received at the Washington post
Office by parcel post for Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday, September 10, II and
IL, amounted to 100 Ia packages, con-
sisting of poultry, fruit and farm prod
ucts generally. 49,,
Evening star., 1914-09-28

Y. w. HEBREW ASSOCIATION.
The Young Women's Hebrew Asso-
citation met Thursday evening. After
the disposal of routine matters musi-
cal program was contributed by L.
Robert Zinberg; Barney Leverton, Max
Wolf and Mamie Kabeskey.
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SUNSHINE SOCIETY.

The board of managers of the Dis
trict Sunshine and Community Society
held its first meeting of the season
Friday morning. 1t was decided to re-
sumo the monthly meetings. open to
the public, the fourth Friday of each
month. beginning with october, at the
branches Of the society will in turn
have charge of these meetings. The
first will be under the direction Of
the hospital branch. Mrs. Sanford Tay-
lor, president. The society, as whole,
plans to continue it's work of educat-
ing the blind infants of the District.
Evening star., 1914-09-28

the war. maintaining at the same time
the strict neutrality as regards discus
sion of the merits of the warning ma
tions enjoined by President Wilson.
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Bishop Weekly to Preach Tonight.

Bishop w. N. Weekly. Parkersburg.
w. Va, is to preach at the United
Brethren Church at 1880 o'clock to-
night. He is on his way to Mechanics
burg. Pa. where he is to preside at
the church's- annual conference, held
there this week.
Evening star., 1914-09-28

Mrs. Richard Townsend will close her
cottage at Newport next Saturday and
will return to this city.
Evening star., 1914-09-28

WATERWAYS IDEAL FOUNTAIN PEN :
Is backed by two generations Of penmaking.
BE sure you buy the genuine. Look for the
word ideal" At the best stores.-Advertise-
msut,
Evening star., 1914-09-28
LOGAN SOCIAL CLUB.

Several of the members of the lately
disbanded John A. Logan Relief Corps,
after holding an impromptu meeting
Wednesday afternoon at Great Falls,
organized a club to be known as the
John A. Logan Social Club. the pur-
pose Of which is to aid the orphan.
After dinner was served on the lawn
the meeting was called to order by the
president pro tenn, Annie c. Quinn. and
the following officers elected: Annie &.
Quinn, president: Emily Frisbie, vice
president; Eliza Watson. treasurer. and
Ida NJ. Hamill, secretary. Several ad
dresses were made. The club will meet
one day. each month alternately at the
home Of its members, the first meeting
to be held on the fourth Wednesday
in October at the home of Mrs. Daven-
port: Those present at the meeting
at Great Falls were: Mrs Mary J.
Davenport, Annie C. Quinn, Emily Fris-
bic, Julia Dony, Jane Mclean. Eliza
Watson. Carrie King, Mrs. Emo, NJ. Ida
Ferguson, Sarah Smith, Jennie Leon
ard, Margaret Wilkinson, Mary Robin
son. Anna Bradbury, Lizzie Bube.
Frank c. Haines. Ida NJ. Hamill and
little Miss Emily Muliken.
Evening star., 1914-09-28

Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Howard and
Miss Katherine Howard have gone to
Atlantic City to spend ten days.
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MARRIED.

Dc BCSKY-BARRY. On June i6 1914
ANTHONY T nU BUSKY and NADINE M
BARRY. at Ekton. Nd. by Rev. P. P,
Arnd.
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BORN

KAUFF'MANN. On Saturday, September 26. 1914.
son 2Ss
Evening star., 1914-09-28

Dr. and Mrs. Sothoron Key are at
their home on H street.
Evening star., 1914-09-28

The Russian ambassador and Nine.
Rakhmeteff will spend a few days in
New York before returning to this
city next month.
Evening star., 1914-09-28

Miss T. NJ. G. Lawlsr of. East Capitol
street has returned home after spend
ing two months vacation at Thousand
Islands.
Evening star., 1914-09-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Woodbury. Blair have
returned to Newport from a motoring
trip in the White mountains. They will
remain at Newport until October Is.
Evening star., 1914-09-28
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WASHINGTON READERS CLUB.
The Washington Readers Club met
Tuesday evening in the red parlor of
the New Ebbitt, the president, Rev.
Earle Wiley. presiding.
Miss Maud Lee, chairman of the pro-
gram committee, introduced Prof.
Charles S. Richardson, who gave a
talk on "Oratory. It's Need in the Col
lege Curriculum" IAN evening of ma
tional anthems followed, with the
Message Of the Visions" an allegory.
written by Miss Ada Louise Townsend,
and read by Prof. Edward C. Town
send. Introducing the anthems of the
various countries, as follows:
England, rule Britannia" read by
scots. wha Hae WI Wallace Bled."
read by Miss Kate Curry; Ireland. 'The
Has HaTp That 5W Ms 1ncs Jessie Ihroush parson
Wales, Men of Harlech." by Miss vir-
ginia Raymond; France. The Mar
seillaise," sung by Edwin Callow: Rus
sia, Russian National Hymn" Dead by
Mrs. Emily Frech Barnes. Germany.
Jarvis; Austria. Austrian National
Hymn by Miss Lenora De Grange:
America, 'The Star Spangled Banner"
by Rev. Earle Wi1fey. The regular
business meeting 1OlloWed.
LINCOLN CIRCLE. G. A. R.
Lincoln Circle, Ladies' of the @. A. r.,
met recently at the home of the senior
vice president. Mrs. Jeanne Harvey
Street. The purpose of the meeting
was to, recognize the appeal of the
president for all societies to work in
the interest Of the Red Cross for
money to be donated for use in the
war zones. The proposition was in
dorsed. and a benefit will be arranged.
It, was. voted that as a matter of civic
pride the donation be given through
the Board Of Trade. Miss Nellie Col
clazier, treasurer, showed the treasury
to be in good condition. Miss Emily
Glennan, secretary. read resolutions on
the death of Mrs. Nellie A. Rowe,
which were unanimously adopted. Mrs.
Helen Nelson DOGGY was installed as
junior vice president, Mrs. Peabody
acting as installing officer.
Mrs. Street called for vote of
thanks for Mrs. Clara Avery, Mrs Mida
Peabody. Mrs. Sarah Deeds and Mrs.
Mary Sitz-Parker for their efforts in
making the theater party success.
Mrs. Street announced that October
IL the Lincoln Corps would celebrate
its silver jubilee at Grand Army Hall.
and extended cordial invitation to
the members of Lincoln Circle.
Evening star., 1914-09-28

Miss Lucy W. Lamb, eldest daughter
and Lieut.. Monroe Kelly u. S. N, a
son of Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Kelly, Were
married last week in the Sedan Chapel
of Christ Church, Norfolk, Va. Only
members of the two families were
present.
Evening star., 1914-09-28

Mr. and Mrs Gist Blair are at Pitts
field, Mass.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-08

nadocnn Die Srippe IN clnem l9oncn
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Observation-Disclosures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-08

pdrts 6iS Seioel6era aeia6rcr Gs
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-08

loutet ipotcltens bis slim % 9lot
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-08
Die Glicaer Inn cyelSe.

Die SeuUenoung Ger Slug5euge
i'm NeloNigc 1914 6ot 3mciiellos uor.
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idjcn 6lieger iuHroen md6renO oes
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nit ocr glign6c 0urm 3crlt0rimg
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fonrt ocporocr III iicts nur bon ei.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-08

glcip Orleans z 9loucmbcr.
g9ie aeitern bier betonnt mnroe, ucr
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Strife oiii5irtcr 9lrbeitcrlhiioneu
pertbeiIcn 5timmoettcl, bic. lpie Der.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-08
Die Giisubabutrnypcu i'm arieoe.

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ner i'm ariegc lin0 BON mir ihon mic
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oen oes G6eis Oes 6elOeiica6a6mpc'
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qroBcrc Simer9eit geaen ieinolicbe
llnternc6nlnacn bcrriMt iino Die
Don ocu observation-disclosures oer
ocutihcu gobnuerwoltimAen gcitca-
ten Houtolouncn iolDic bic groBcn
Ocntihen griidrn mo @abnbaium.
ierncbunnacn beihditigt mo be-
uii0t. oos oIcirbc 5u lcitcn wic ole
SUM S6ei i'm iciuoliAcn 6clcr ar
bcitcnOcn @au.Gompagulc'n Bur
Turbfiibrpna Ocs 9a6n6ctricbes bel
ocn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iino
oie ie6s-@ompagnie'n eingelest
mo 5nor nuh ioweit porgelfobeii'
mie mn irgenO nloglim. sSeiter bln'
ten ocr Seimatb 5i betbatlacr
iih Die pom oen 6eimiiMcn gnbnpeE
polhmgcn ii6rrmicicncn %ctrieostps
Ionnci Gp mrrcCi clWn o0j0O
Ylouu Iein bic 10 III rciiIoicnl euer
imo oft lnitcs Den idmieriaiien Yer.
bdltniiien uuiee soaer Ginieenn9 ih.
Ter &rdftc sic ne8eitliHc glnsnast
ung Sec Nalienarcid)er ircaoldaelt
id]en @a6ncn ermo8lidleh 3ablrel.
de aler6oDiie @naoeu6eluctie uno
gelooiqimocu Woucu bic @lann.
lHaIteu 5l inmer nelIeu Sbnteu an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-08
Ger .@riiden Nroieiior.

= CT NJ u u y l.
,,b io6 bcltc Dem @rildcn6mn ci
ncr Giicnbabnerabt6eihmg 5il. Die
6ron3oien 6abeu ioit feine Der @iien-
ba6nbriiden uno oud oer geDobnli-
c6cn StroBcn6riifcn sic iiber Die
WloaS fiihren un6ei&o0igt gelalien
iucil tic iidj ia iogen miBten, oaB Dor
glaem cine intattc @iienbabnlinie BON
Der @rcn5e mad @aris ms oen Dor
mari6 gai3 ouBeroroentli6 erleid-
fern miiroc. So 6o6en iie Oenn nc.
ben sen Gunnels unO SroBcn6riiden
aud sic Giica6a6n6riiden uielia1 in
ie6r iinurei6cr &eiie 5critort
Tic StraBenbriiden Bat nuiere
9Sioniermouni6aft, wie i9ou mebr-
iaH BON mir eupd6ut woroen III,
our6 @ontonbriiden mo 3uiammen
ge5ogenc Moosfdbne nit onriiber &C.
3ogenem Floufenbclao ericBt Sic
Giien6o6nbriiden aber crforoern cine
ctluas 'ipu6tiqere llnterloae mo eta.
bilitGt. Soicr, no i1 mid sur Belt
6eiinoc. maHt DER 6mB cine groBc
Shleiie mo iunilicBt in ib0nem so
gcu cinen bcmoloetcn 9crg, 0nrh ben
Die gahn Inn Elnncl gc6t. g}in lino
icGt nur Die bciocn Dor un0 bintcr
Dem Gnmcl bqiinoibcn Giienbo6n-
6riidci ion0crn nlb 0cr lunncl
Icl6it qciprcnat por0cu Sine glic.
icnouiaobc cuunh5 alio gcrooc 6icr
unIcrcn ,Snacnetrcn 1cnn Is tcbt
MIR Gin flcincs Sc6ict 5ur 9lelonla5c
scr 5tredc sur Scriiialmg, oo natiir'
lib oie bcioen in @ctrnht foninenoe1
@cicilc nni 0un aItcn Mcgc an olc
9riidcn lm0 0cl in5miidcl ebcnloll@
ihoil ucocr6craeitelltcl Eimncl Der.
aneeiiibrt wcroui miiiieu 9lur ocr
ndHiters Ser 0euii1ca Nrcnic 5n bee
le1encn Siation ober Barren 6creit9
5a6lrcidc lransport5iige Ger &eitcrs
beiorocrlng oa naturaemdB mn Gin
fleiner Sbeil ibres ,snbalts nit 9lu.
tomobilcn mo oir6 bic aolonnca
ueiicraeii6rt pcrocn fonn gllio
6ciBt cs, Goa mo glacbt i'm 9ctrie6e
Iein mo ale arditc aiiipamcn So
minlmclt es 0cnu IN cngcu 9aunic
3miibcn 1lnB mo 9crg iuic III ci-
ncn gIneiicnbaltfcn. Sod oben obcr
oif bent Sriinlnerreit OcS eiucn
Bankruptcies tbront Der Sciter oes
Reu6oues, elm Sauptninnn Der &c,
ierpc, Ger 10 pertrout nit aarten,
@ldnen. WleB6l6ttern mo glpparateu
6ontirt oab i9 cinen Der llnteroiii.
5ierc nod Dem 9lomei froge llno
notiirli1 iii Is ein 1runogelebrtes
8aus, Gin oeitiher @roiciior, Der
6icr in 5inrm ilno @3in0 nit ocricl.
ben cSriroiMieit oo5iri. lpic oo6cint
in @eriu onf ocm Ne6tintl Der Qii,
litdrielbriiher gIfaocnie. Gr ldBt
sic naHo g'rli1c nnierhalb Ger alten
criH6en inoeNi cr Die alie. Fieiler
teiic ais 5@ugme0r gcacA oie iiarie
&iromlNa oes 6iunes an9nu5l 2luS
eiper oauahbatic 5aora mnroe eill
Ioppiiron rclallirf Der Nal0olj
limo @iieii9eile 9crani6aiitc, uuo
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6rall gutnn 4tot. 9ir. COS. Nilmiif
Str, glppleion, 2Sisc ldlreibt n@cruna
bat mir ptcl @ntcs geiban felt cl pe
9nnn ~ 8il lebuieiJ ilno itctS bin ith
Tro1, Elm Aiiics Mort fiir 0aNclbr Nl
laaciL
o&or BRET 9aaren beianD i'd mldl in
ldrefIinena 3nlinnnc nit @hdcnidlmer
sen, nicberbriidenbcn zdImcrscn, unD tl
3eiten mar irh 70 iDunh nno lahn, SAX if
mldl liiclt beue0eu ioiuuc. Sd hff all
0ni5hnnnna UNI 9lci5, tnO obaleidl yh
oeerldleoene Nlepi5nen einnabm, 6alicn
lic mir ridlt
gStne Nndlbarir Sic 8euma ae
ordudht bate, rieih mir cincn &eriuh ait.
INN lcl bin Troh, odB idl ce t6ak
ny eliem lp1iereH 3cuaniB loai Hgdn
.1ioli
o@eiiaitcn 5ic mir. nieuc oauenase
2anibnrieit fir oir gGn6ltbaicn, oie Shie
lpettbppllen Yleo3nien @cruud unb Bla
ilniin lilr mid unb meinc Damilie ap
fpan babeu. 1cit ben lcbteu 3mali Sdh
fen NIL nieblbarem leiultat aebeaun,
lno tpuiuei ~ nriercm Dnus6alt nidi
p1ne oieielben tbrli. Eie hahen uns
maldlc 2lr5trcdlrunn crlp0ri
@oldDf peueu iliiiiae Wgebiain itipibqf
~ tennsn jebt BeruHa Eableitrn faufea.
(9loU8
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glaarmna fiir glptaIeiOenoc.

4SbiIooelpbio &o.. T. 9lop.
Der norpegii@e Gampfer ,9bel.
uo" int aeitcrn aehartert moroen, Inn
ein @argo upn 210O Iomen Qroo.
iioiien nodl europa 81 bringeu. Ger
2oulpfer tritt oniougs udAite go.
de sic iSabri noh 9ioiter0am an.
Wfyf inr Wtlit lu'S HMSlnua Brfnrai h
llalue, W. tig, cnrNnltsmpte Silent, aalr
Sutton cuRif HpeNRe.
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4iNc sur 1letIc ln'5 einsrhnb beiorq3
y. ygulne gir. 4i8, CH.@aIsimpyr sr.
Hups GuituEa ppale Npe,