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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-06
cHANcEnY TRANSFERS.
I've Deeds OF HargnIn und Sule,
Amounting to SID 500

u.,1iin}lon :. iiranch ct ala. TO John w.
~ ms. 8rN)20 feet north line Bev-
-. street, 100 feet west OF Randolph
''tgeI March 20, 1915, tax $3.50, SlO
ntn ;. street ct TX. to Harry NJ.
.nt!tp,: q feet ) inches by l25 fee,
70 IN" hanover Avenue, los feet
''Areh IS. 1915, tax $3.50. $40.
,r1n1Rn T. Etchis"n ct ux. To Bcrta w
~, ..'.H, fuElI' feet at the northwest
o'N"r OF Monument Avenue and Rob
'"soA street March 20. 1915, $500
Htnrg!a stephens ct vir TO LEROY
n.C.IlnerG. 5gxll7 feet west line Stew
Arm 3. 1918. tax 81. $40.
r. I'n'Y :. Wallerstcin ct ux to John
y; Ddhney, lot .. In block 3, In the plan
j"Hiaencs Park. March %. 1915
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-06
Genera, Weather Conditions.

WASHINGTON, April 5.-Mild tenn
pcratures prevail generally over the
United States. and there are no indica-
lions Of a return OF cold weather TO
any part OF tho country within the
next several days. The temperature
will rise somewhat Tuesday In the
Middle Atlantic and New England
states. and it Will change little else
wher. during the next forty-eight
hours.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-06
,HANCERY RELEASE DEEDS.
"a ItelenSe Deeds. Amounting


II Selden Taylor, Jr.. trustee 10 r.
Richards, lSNl32 feet south line
enable street. IS feet east OF Pickett
trcet April ;. 1915. $3.50
l. >. NcCurdN, trustee 10 Silvio C..
oil. aoNli0 feet north line Broad
tr."t "iO feet east OF Altamont Ave-
ur April ., 1913 S5TgG
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-06
BUILDING PERMITS.
Four building Permits. Amounting to
yI.72D

Permits for new and repair work
wore issued by Building Inspector
Butler yesterday, as follows:
Mrs. Henrietta liobson, to repair
franc dwelling 241S Canal Street TO
cost $50.
Hrs. Hortense Suedaker, to repair
frame dwelling $40 Decatur Street to
cost $50.
Mrs. Charles Holzhauer, to repair
frame dwelling l112 Brook Road. to
brick store 2l7 West Broad street. TO
cost $3.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-06
CUiNCERY COURT.

Tie Charcery Court convened yes
'ruag for the regular April term.
Miss Ressie y. Catlin qualified in the
hangcry Court Yesterday as admins
atriS OF tn. estate OF Alice T Catlin
he estate is valued AT $4,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-06

mond. Capital stock. $1,000 to $1,000
900; to manufacture moving picture
films. etc. William W. Crump, presi-
dent. Richmond: Addison T.. Jones.
SECRETARY and treasurer. New Rochelle.
s.. Y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-06
CHARTERS ISSUED.

New charters were issued and amend
ments TO charters allowed by the State
Corporation Commission yesterday as
follows:
Green and Rider Barber Supply Com
pany. Norfolk. Capital stock, SIS, 600 TO
$4,000; manufacturing and dealing in
favoring extracts, etc. John a. Rider,
president; j. y. Greene secretary and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-06
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses were issued by the
,rS of the Hastings Court yesterday.
follows.
Edward w. Pettway and Lula a.
aIkcr-
James W. Cox and Wolfe h. Carter.
.ockcnbrough Lamb and jamie Pres
n Bpuiware.
George clifton Hall and Alys Tinsley
Ckiuson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-06

transhipped ms soon as vessels can be
secured. Il Is said that the outlook for
better business in the coming months Is
very good.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-06
HENRIco TRANSFERS.
w" Deeds of bargain and Sale
Amounting to SlSOO

= Leila j.. wager TO Joseph II. Crutch
neia ct al. l.sh acres near Glen Allen.
April !. 1915. Sl,70o
hcnry Johnson to Walter +. johnson,
! - acres near the New Market Road
about ten miles from the city Juno
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-06

ABRAHAM LINCOLN said: mo library
is complete without two certain books
the Bible and Shakespeare. Hardly quo.
tation is used in literature that is not
taken from one OF these books"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-06
No Book Like This
in the World at
Any Price

This Bible is genuine high
art production, worthy OF the
twentieth century. In addition to
the worldfamed Tissot pictures
in color are 600 illustrations, all
exact copies OF original paintings
and drawings, which constitute
the most wonderful gallery of
scriptural art in existence to-day.
To this branch of the work were
called the greatest artists. and it
Is to their intelligent conception
and mastery skill in the por-
trayal Of Bible scenes that the SUI
periority OF this Bible over any
yet produced Is mainly due.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-06

Plumbing inspector Landers issued a
permit yesterday to G. F. Snead, for
J. G. Robertson. 500 North Second
Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-06
FITTED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

edward Crittendcn, farmer OF Hen
o county, Yesterday fled petition
It, District Court. He placed his
binties at Sl.4l4.77, and his assets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-06
Local Temperature Yesterday.
Local Rainfall

Local Observation ut g r. VI. Yesterday.
TemperatUre, sc; humidity. IS: wind,
direction, south; wind, velocity 10;
weather. cloudy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-06
The Illustrations Alone G.,
600 Text Pictures-- Tissot Full Page

the Illustrated
the
$4,000
be looked
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-06
PLUMBING PERMITS.

at $3.50. all of which Is claimed to be
exempt under the homestead act.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-06
Grandfather Of DIR. conncll Dies.

Or. Matthew ]. Cornell left sunday
night for Paterson. y. j., to attend
the founeral OF his grandfather. lie
Will return to tho city tho last OF the
week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-06
nENKIco DEED or TRUST.
'"r Deed OF Trust. Amounting to
81 .Jnu,

, H. Crutchheld et ux. 20 william l..
Ter trustee. i.S5 acres on n road near
len Allen. April !. 1915. $500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-06

This Bible is not a meaningless picture
book. The illustrations serve a distinct
purpose. They enrich the text, and they
do more-they intelligentIy explain 1t so
that many hitherto obscure passage as.
sumeS to thousands new meaning
through these eye-tcaching pictures.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-06

IMMATURE ALMANAC.
April 6. 1915
HIGH TIDE:
sun rises. $50 Morning IO:22
Sun sets. ......6:36 Evening. ll:O7
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-06
THE WEATHER

/, Forecast Virginia
Fair and warmer
|Tuesdayj Wednesday
fair.
North Carolina
Fair and warmer
Tuesday, wednesday,
fnir.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-06
One Hundred of the
Worlds Greatest
Artists

working under the advice OF
Psychologists and historians of
wide renown, have contributed
the choicest products OF their skill
and genius to proeuce this grand
triumph Of artistic beauty and
perfection in historical detail.
These pictures are not mere re-
productions of medieval frescos
and more or less familiar modern
photographs. inserted at random;
they have been especially made to
illustrate selected texts in accord
ance with the matured beliefs OF
the greatest living theologians.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-06

THE TIMES to-day
everybody
like it, STRAIT
THE TYPE
S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-06

is exactly the same as the SIS book.
except In the style Of binding, which
Is cloth binding and trimmed flush:
contains all OF the illustrations and
maps. Six Certificates, consccutively
dated. and the
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BY parcel post, include EXTRA z cents
within loo miles; 10 cents, $50 to 800
miles; for greater distances ask your post
master amount to include for 8 pounds.
Address all mail orders and make
checks and money orders payable to
Times-Dispatch, Richmond, Va.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-09-10

ter, obcr aroBe 0inge erlpartet man
BON ibm ulto ieinen @eielen nidt.
Sur 3lono @eorge, Ger frilbere
Sd,oefun5lcr uno beutige Ytunitions-
miniiter. erfreut lid oes Rufes. Elm
Dtnm su iein, Der in oieier 3eit Der
4'riifungeu nidt gang periogt. 4ber
audi or lit uidlt imitonoe, cine oerIos
rene Safe 81 ciner ~geruinuenoen gu
MAIDEN. General aitheter. Der 81
Gegtnu oes 2rieges OILS Der lleber-
mcllfd, betrad)tet muroe. Dem ma 0ie
Geiieglng Der 0elitid)en ilbcrloiieu
fuuntc, fonnnnt uuf nid)t mebr ION
ocrlid) in6etradlt. ltno 10 bolt mat
oen MusIfnu uah benz nod nidi
entoctten qroBcn Monn. Der Die bri-
tiidlc Notipn am @oorihopf ms Dem
Sumpfe Der tooten Routine hcraus4
rciBet lon, in Dem lie lett elmer @e
nerdtiOu bcrumtnppt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-09-10
RAD elmer Gutiheionna bes Natn.

MISUNDERSTANDING ocrltert einNmcri-
fnncr. Der i'm AuSlonoe a~rieQsoicnii
njmurt. ooS Nilroerreft. Die Gnt,
Id'eihuna itiitt 'id oitf SOS @eiet pom
Sabre 1906 uno ieoenfans lit tie
Ncrcht. 1iemono fam stpei Ser
rem hicuCn. GeutihIonS bat oIeidI
Sn @eoim ncS arie0eS IusI6nbcr
pnm 7icnit bel oen oNitidcn 7Sobucn
QrlnoiGbIid musaelhIciicn. Gin Gin
5olncr Nmcrifoner. Dem Is Q"eIilnqert
NOR ourfsuIhliinfen. muroe Dor Sic
NohG aeitctIt. ent,peoer in SEN Ser.
bonb Der INSTRUMENTATION %einsutre,
ten ohcr sem GienIt Il, ouittircu. Gr
cntId'ieb lif iiir Icstcres mo muroe
chrcnnoa entIoiien. Soaeuen hobet
'oipohI Troufrcih mic GnuIono Nme.
r%itoncr niht tIo6 siidcIoiieu. ionScrn
'tc oirett crnumtcrt. in Sic Nrncc elm
%uitrctcn; uiht blob noturuliiirte
NndIo. urS Srouco = Amerifoner
lonoern ottt Anlcrifoncr BON @eburt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-09-10

GaItg ulu IisB ;eine Bib
l0ulen in oen :6m erbauten 5emptlr
tGgli4 nit oeinie!ben @n}ug 6etleis
Den, ben er 9erdOs trug.
Magns igmttGt 1T fir
9romiII5ergelatine 23,8 nal photo.
grapb:id mirtiorer. ats IS feiner
:ptIi6eH 9sliisfe;t en.TDrias.
Yin be arau;oien.
SIR ieio ais qure @in3er
Wetanitt lnnptus. lduoeiu,
&pd eltren 2duoesttueerr
Sdeitt Ibr utc FIoreu BeIr.
= MiBperrdnonis. Shriftz
'teaer: ~9ier. 9ndoige 5rau, brtnge
ih SAnen mein nereitss Nert. Dies
nal utht in gebunoener 55orm ="
Dame: ID bite, i'd iperoe es
i6eu binDen lahen."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-09-10
Seoes Seim branht cine gute
Teoisim fir 0miten auo
GrfGltnHg.

@enn Der @ediel Der Sabres5eiten
INC Die Grfoltungen erI6eiucn.
menn Sic 5uerit cine Grtalhtng en-
ntitteln, meltn Sic in Der Hdbe Ell
nes Wenihen itbcn. ser ioeben &C.
nieBt bat. oanr Iolltell Sic iofort Ell
ncn %eriud) modem nit elmer er-
probten Meoi5in. SD bdbe ME 5u-
Dor Elm 3euguiB oeldrieben, aber ih
meiB bcitimmt, ouB cs fir mid uno
meine fSnmilie feline Before Suiten,
meoi5in aiebt, ais Or. Sings Rem
3iscooerp, mo mir boben oac ouoc-
ren Ir5neien 1ebrol,flt uno miiial
ooher. bon mos mir ipreden.~ SOC
uno 81.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-09-10
Sie Sritcu linden eineu Stuats.

nIonn, Der es iertig 6ringen tonnte.
lie aus ibrer aegeumdrtieeu miBlidlcn
Gage bcruusSlirciBen. Sic gclteben
iih nit ciuem Suli5er ciu, onB ole
l%iouner. Ole beute al Der Spise hires
S.aat5melcns itebcn. Die 8robe niht
b~citlnoeit. lid Der 5itltntion nitt ge.
luuflien qe3eigt h0beu 8eocr DER
Shonreoncr asquIth. nod 8omboiti
fus @inIton Ghurhin bohen lid be.
Wobrt. Man muritelt unter ser
SilbrcrIhoit ocs eritgcuonlltcn net
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-09-10
Si;r n. s;derheit amsritaniider

burger dttr britiid,en 5diFicn limo
spir berett. arieq Su fibren. SnI
xieGien 2dioe CON Der mcrltohi
fhen @ren5e) idleinen 8lir9er 20.
ucIirei 5u lein. Nahrlidl etn
9,micipaIt Der Hatur!
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-09-10
N,solans. Der lanabeiniae, Der rmi-

sihe Sodlittommauoiren0c. Den dIle
rstoniidlc platter ocn .groBten Stro
ntacu oes, SdbrbuuocrtS" 9cnormt ho
sen. bot ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 60 tonunt
-, 6ieic etmoS cruite 3eit mcnigltclS
Mslpcilen elm biStcn &unlor!
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-09-10
.Stalisner Gus Die aaerliaia.

item ltno tidilhten 2eutc. oic nuiB
mmn fiti|rnehmlih %beld1mcu hctritbclt
iuto ihneu ibre Sdouoc o~ufoefcn.
sab iie Id,omroth merScl. Sin 6oler
sIt mill ciuen borten Sell bobcu.
ran miro ibn uidt nit einem Split
aSv1ctn lpolten. ma mu6 Stlogcl
sssD @iien 0d5u netmcn.
Ytortin 2uther. i'll Ictaen
m9ilhreSen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-09-10
MAIDEN mir Ameritaner Oentid,cr

9erfunit IS rpie Ger VI . 81 "a
6cin mir. mcnn Die I'M Gicnlte eng
innoS ltehenoc @etpreile ilber ms
herfoilt. inns ucro1hti0t mo her
ihimpft. ToS SdiulpIeu lit inner
G~oturbeoii fniB @ie oem &mnoc
6oS @eu a.. llno Dem 0tnuleIel oos
AuslhldaeL. Niemnuo tam bolt
nnS ieiner Nout.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-09-10
Die Oitsjabrise Staatsiair.

@onocrneur Ybilipp miomet oerlel-
ben grURes Snterene. Gie drlegs-
Nnstellaug; ale @SGifea, OeIdise
nno Wnnitiun gniertr SnmoesGr.
nice mno Nilis merSeH gu ie5eu IciH.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-09-10
Der Gar idleint Napoleon

Or .tct murtircu ST. lpollen. Als
80 Dem lu YoriS 5t heiB muroe lteIltc
eT iidl bcfunntiih audi on Ole spite
ser Nrnee~. 98oS &oterd,cu Ihm lett
nodmudleu mill. Gin pnnr @ohelt
ipotcr beSo1 9topoleou Gudrtler dul
5hloB @ilhclmabohe bel Hallel.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-09-10

id)cn Dtarine bot oentoedt" Dab Elm
ldnaerer ~Aufentbalt in gcmilieu FRO
eengegenocn ouf @eiBe ld)dolidl
mirft. Yer oeitt biebei. gleid) ibmL.
nid)t ol I. r.?
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-09-10
. GnnfEhnfin

NoN erpdttp. n: -N0s
ben Sts eeh0ri, iest p.rosn bic
Yumpbcien pieoer mpbsnlg"
y. (rpessn isiner unbesabItsn
S6Htioerrshnuuoen bsriidtieD: .Sei
mir iine is nod snr nidt aus Der
Wfcoe seiemmen!-
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-09-10
Die &ersen often, Ole &dnoe auf!
'~Sswett bic bsuiite Suns. iliust
uuo GNt i'm ptmmel eteser itugt,
yin e.Isis Boil poR SraAera "

melt sic oclttide 3uhge oui Dem son5en Groet-
runo flingt. bliden beute Niaiolen oeltiher
Screen NIT Sporuung. Sebniudt mo NIT Der
0offmnna eitolidaen Sieqes mad oen gerpoltigel
ShIaftfeloern 6laloerns 6rnntreihs, NnB-
LAMBS uuo s~Staliens. uaf Dem Oelttlten Wteer,
DER Roroiee. ouf oeuen bereits Iooiel coles oel;t-
ides 9Iut neraollen moroeu. SSenn eirmal Der
lAntt Der ShIotte1 sunr1 Icnterl MoIe IN oielenl
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-09-10
staatsIetrstar eauHns plant Ole

Gubcrufuna elmer metteren ~Gontc
rcna" itber Ole meritunlldlc 6roge.
Sumner nod nldt 8c;nig bldllttrt,
moS2
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-09-10

oltoerrlcur Hbilipp
miro AM eriten Ia.
&c Ger Stdatsfair
mli Dem Elase
iein, ON Stants-
uno @ouperneurS.
tag miro er cine
2oge intle bobelL on
oieIenl 5ua miro er
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-09-10

In Nerifo Gitu iterbeu, uad 5n'
bcrldingeu 9eridten. 0uloerte oen
@unacrtoo. Gpler ser ~Eolltit
0es modlianteu @drtens, mas2
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-09-10

moehctrcn 8etrtnaen ociproden boben miro. mo boffentIih lit
nilc Belt aar nht ucbr 10 ferne, Damn miro Die &clt nit Stdunen
crfenncn, mte ~uuaeheucr sic 3obI Der poffenfobigen teinoe 3eutidl-
lambs uno ielues treren gerbiinoeeu Geiterrcidl llngorns mar, mte
nlntihedfa oeren 3uirmmeniesrug. rno mclh. Qpfermuthes Der BET
Den 96lfer Is beourfte. ole oieie 6e;noe nieoer5ntdntpen. God lit
uis orr Wntt Der Shladten bis hente tru gcbltebcn mo bell ltrahlt
Snrh c5rmoteu 5hropnea 1mS (Sepehrfcmr uterua in I~einoeslono
Sdmars 8eiB Roth uuo oas 5dnpor3 Selbe Banner.
Snoeu ole Notb utter Den @ittmen Der fnrs geltebte Soterlono
aefaleuen 9cioen nod Sobrelang anoanern MIRO no MIR Den @el
0cnfrmpn. 9Sutien lo perfruppelten Solooten Geutltlon0s mo
Ceiterreihs MIR ooourd bcpeiieu tonnet, Dab mir OFT uno lrenOt9
unier 5herfIein oa5u betragen, lbr btnfort traurteeS Zoos ooourh
Su crleihtern 10 loIet uns bel ieber eeleacnhett bepetlen Dab MIR
hes treutn Siincnoolfes i'll 2iebe uno Srcue aeoeufen. Gentet nt1t
i'd babe einmaI etpoS aeaeben mo oS aeniqt. nein. 9ebet oft
mo rcid!id, oumtt f' 81, Dem fnrdtooren SeelenlNmer5 Der ucoer'
lebenoeu, nht nod, Ole Moth, Summer uno 5orQc cinltelen,
SIS bcfebt iur inns. ole mir ms nit hoheln Stol5 oeutide Nine
ritaner nenucr. INNER nod ole beiligc Auf1obe, beHe1oe Same
rad Grnben al rethen- So. NIT Dent 8odien Der Cpfe,5ohl. Dem
2soticn Ger Roth, 1T aud uniere . fttht. s beien 2 roBer9e.
Mls mare Gus ms Gcutiden bier in 4mcrito gemorocn wcnn
i'd Ole ocutldeu rmo oitcrrcihilhcn @@re ntht 10 belfenhoft &C
itloacn bdtten? Inner Aaer Coos mare aerooesu nnerira9llh
Aaporoeh.
Abcr meun man oc SommelIiitcu oufebt. ihert cs oils % oos
Giiidl9ciubl tcincr gemorSen un ntclfat crloidan lei. ais lei Ole
Ne1eitcrlmp. Ole gu @eainu ocS NrtcgcS ibcroG brrihte uno nit Der
umacSdhlc Non0e en Gpfcr mui oet altcr Der beiligen Moth unlc.
res alten SoterldnoeS nmStrte1ten, het 'MS oerfol9cn mne enc Sttn'
nnuG, oe Elm TAG er3@5te uno mttnopm. Os ioute nidlt lem
SicbcSaopcr pcrocn I'M Nuroictu Gontor ieSerscit frermolttit
eatNeact 9eiornmen mo pom Bet ST 3tt III Den Spalten nnNrer
9citnn9en pnithrt
lit Scine belize : tommc&pfltd oper gu brin9cn, Senn le
Der Gent Sopon 1T gu mctncut CT cntn 9eiten mo Dem mc1uer
Stdnme$brioer onf penn eun5cn Groenrlmo!"
Ncitragc toNncn ms lconot perorl 81 Dem ocitlhcn Stlts-
foho Sum 9ten Der &crpunSeten. &Sittn'en mo Noiicn brnben,
eScr ir Die @tIfSerpe6ttton .omerttantlder
tie nab Den ariegSidGplGten. uno mcldeu 5ono IN "a GroIe
&r. Scnrn @urh nit ctncn gcncrOIcn Seulo1 eroffnct hat.
Sener ioute iid' gIidlidD i@dtcn. 5m 10 eeIcn 3wtden mad arGncn
&r Ieben furnobr in elmer q r 0 zen 9eit. Scr ar0btem
IN Der aan3en @eI9cidihte; 2aBt ms Aae nit tbr 10 a d { II rmo
cbtnioNS q 4 merocn. &c lift ser Oeutihe iraenopo ouf bent @r.
oenrlnoe- Der th niht lh a III ~ miBtc III einer 10 eroBen mo 10
berrIidpen 3tt Helm su bleibeu2
Nuen sum TorouS innt1 oanteno Die 9dno orideno
Der ,,2Ioroftern",
Ga GrpHe, Wis.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-09-10
"a erOlle, Den 10 5eptember l9ls
Drdmien Site.

Gun Sabr i'm Gordus he5ahlenoe aoon1
srenteu erlaltcn Ie einea lt)onen Aalen,
aer ols Yrc.nie gratis nno poetoTteL an
aRrdmien Iiue foleeuoe our auSipdq1 not'
$atS0en:
sggsapou limb in Sanger Srei5eln Wa1i'
utern erlbieneu ulo nod 5 Nuns
mer1 IN Sduo.)
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-09-10
aDs1ui.r s,s.n Yisbrbs5dblnns

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Evening star., 1915-11-21

invited
Edward J. Ross Council. No Is. We'd
nesday evening. divided its member
ship in three classes, to be known as
red. white and blue, the colors of the
order. under the captaincy OF w. 8
Smith. G. w. Swift and J. A. Balder-
son. to solicit acceptable candidates for
a class initiation to be held the first
meeting night in March. 1916. A prize
of S25 is to be given to the class bring
ing In the greatest number of members,
and one of SIS to the class bringing
in the next number, provided the num-
more than twenty-five In each of the
two successful classes. A turkey is
to be given to a member next meet
Ing night. The entertainment that was
to be given for the families and friends
of the members next meeting night has
been postponed until December S.
Mount Vernon Council met wednes-
day evening in Washington Hall One
application was received and several
acted upon. After the routine of busi-
ness the council adjourned to receive
the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engt-
neers.
America Council, No. "a, met Tuesday
evening. with many visitors present.
After the routine business State Vice
Councillor Lawrence Hurley gave an out
line of the work being done In the
District and surrounding territory.
Among the other speakers were G. T.
IS; L. L. Hurley. councillor Of Constel-
latfon Council. No. 80, and o. T. Har-
low Of ]. Morgan Read Council. No. 3.
The subjects discussed included the
methods to attract the members to the
council room
Evening star., 1915-11-21
INDEPENDENT ORDER
%St1GTE:CnABlTES

Loyal Tent. 1897. met Wednesday
evening. Visitors were present from
Onward Tent. A program included
musical numbers by Miss Viola Mark
ward. recitation by Miss Louise Sheck-
ellis and remarks by Messrs. Golden.
Corson, Hurdle and Tull. Next Wednes-
day Onward Tent will pay fraternal
visit to Loyal Tent, where program
Of entertainment will be presented.
jackson Tent. No. 1876. was Instituted
Wednesday night with twenty-five
members on the charter list. The de-
gree team of South Washington Tent.
No. 1886. put on the initiation. with
Agnes Montsomery acting as chief
ruler. The following officers were
elected: Shepherd. Margaret Fletcher: !:
past chief ruler. Alice Policy: chief
ruler. Ruth Griffin; department ruler.
Nellie Carver; Levite, Miss Cooksey; re-
cording secretary. Ruth Bladen; hnan-
cial secretary, Richard Policy; treas
urer. John Cooksey; inside guardian,
Thomas Wilkinson; outside guardian.
Thomas Callahan. The tent invites ali
to become members. It will meet every
Friday night at the Masonic Band Hall,
$50 Pennsylvania avenue southeast.