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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-04
Toman grandes precau
clones en- Ell Paso para
evitar las epidemias

Ell PASO, Tex, Mario Bel D:
c. c. Pearce, medico mayor del Sci
vicio de S~alubridad de los Estados u:
dos, era esperado aqui aver para gu,
hiciese una inspection s~anitaria d.
las condolences de IA frontera. Aver
Sc ld~escubri6 aqui otro nuevo case
de tito, hacienda con este ire cases
de n temida cnfermedad que h.:
tenido desenlace fatal. Todas la
victimas han sido m~exicanos.
FL. Dir. John ". Japan, Official
de salubridad y agregado al serVicio
de Immigration. ACADIA de iaformar
que el Peligro mas grande que ame-
naza a aquclla region es el de las vi
ruelas. Con este motive sc han eS-
tado devo!viendo muchos de los que
pretendian pasar el puente int1rna-
cional. Los Iltimos devueltos fue-
ron cuatro que Sc eicontraron va in
vadidos por Ia viruela. Con estos, 4
los meNicanos sc les Ia rehuSado ell
pase para ell lado americana y ante
uochc hubo necesidad de mandar guar
dar Ia frontera para evitar el que pa
sen por c~ualQuier otro punto.
e. Mayor Lea, el consul ~carrancis-
ia Andres Garcia y algunoS otros o.
f~iciaies de salubridad conferenciaron
con e. Presidente Municipal de Gu
dad Juarez. NJ. NJ. Prieto, sobre lo
planes que debian adoptarse para prt
venir la aparicion de cualquier ep.
demia. FL Consul Garcia prOpuso u
campo de detenci6n Il observation N
cia Ia parte baja de Ciudad Ju3re;
Aver debe habersc celebrado otr
~confcrarcia. en- Ia cual sc dijO tomi
ria parte ell Dr.. Pearce.
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NINO ~EXTRAIlADO.

DE Ill Residential de Ia casa nun1'
70 i2i Josephine st. desapareciG ayr
rn la tarie ii niHO Waller Haustn
de 9 amos de edad.
Fl padre de Walter habI6 por te
fouo Il la estaci6n central dc pJliti-
pOnien 10 81 hecho IN cOnOcimieHI-
dr les detectives, iand0 las scHas
.jovencito y e~ncargandO fuer- busc-
DO.
Cree eli senior Hausen que su hiio
Sc haya cxtraviado en- las Gales Qor
csrle Lcsc0r0cidas y cstar algo en-
farmO del ccrcsro.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-04
Carmen SILVA HA HUERTO
LA REINA DE RUMANIA HA
ENTRADO EN- Ell RENO DE
LUZ DE 10 ETERNO! &C.

Carmen Silva" Ia sentimental! y
fila~ntr6pica reina de Rumania, naci-
da para cl amor y para el arte y en-
cuya regia cabcza solo a!entaron pen
samientos mobiles que destilaban CT
su coraz6n 10 que habia de convertir-
Sc Ell cristalizaciones de carload y
De ternura para los necesitadoS del
pan del cuerpo y del consuelo de! -
ma. ACADIA de entrar en- cl RENO ct2-.-
no. c! RENO de Ia paz, donde va no 50
escucha el estruendo de Ia guerra de!
mundo.
~ era natural cue asi sucedicr@!
.AQuelIa placida vida que sc deS!iza-
ia como una barquilIa de plata So
bre las ondas de un panubio ideado
solo para que en- el bogaran los PEE
feriGos del amor, siguc su marcha DC
ensucno por Ia ~pendiente eterna. CT
viaie divine de placer. hacia el RENO
cncantado de Ia luz, donde seguir4
siendo reina, porquc l!eva Ell r2gla
sus programmes nobiliar:os que acre
ditar su nobleza de alma, mas brj-
Ilante y mas pura que Ia de tojas
las testas c~oronadas.
:Quien fue Ia Joya de Bucharest. Ia
bien armada del pueblo rumano que
Ia llamara en- plena juventud nucsIra
"Madrecita." la pequeha madrecita, Il
que ~comprendia IL dolores, Ia que
animaba sus energias y Ia que re-
partia tesoros de ternura entire suS
subditoS?
La noble reina que bajo el :aflu-
10 del dolor mas humane y mas gran
de. deja en- ell area de Ia historic de
sus antepasados su titulo de reina y
sc llama Il secaS: Carmen Silva, titu-
10 dc soberania de las letras, conquis-
tado bajo el ~influjo de I'm sentimien-
to purisimo, despertado IN su alma
con Ia muerte de su padre.
Carmen Silva Sc aparto de TODD rui-
do, de TODD fausto Y de TODD placer.
y Sc fo1m0 I'm RENO sryo. antes que
entrara coronado en- el real Palaclo
de Bucharest: el RENO de Ia dulce iris.
tea. de la poeSia sentimental Y tier
ma. de Ia musica elegiaca y conmove-
dora. A POGO, Carmen Silva daba al
mundo aquel poema triste, de factura
de reina por la eXquisitez de sus con-
| ceptcs Y que llevaba este estrambote:
;Esta condenado a perecer TODD IL
que yo amo en- la terra?
Casada Ia Princesa Elizabeth con
ell Principe Charles de H~ohenzollern,
sus deberes de reina no Ia hicieron
abandonar sus i~nclinaciones de arts
Ia. Tuvo dos amores, el de SUI mari
DO Y ell de las ~letras; al primcro lie
do hijos, pero fue mas prodiga con
ei segundo. Podra ell mundo igrorar
%quienes fueron los principles, pero sa-
be bien cualet fuero3l sus okTas.
"Pensamientos de una Reina,' LA
Vida en- Sadowa," "Cuentos de una
Reina," e. libro regio de la "Reila
de las Hadas" Y otros.
Les grandes resares fueron puerta
de entrada para Ia reina Elizabeth
de Rumania en- differences senderos.
La perdida de su padre Ia hizo arts
Ia sonadora, poetiza sentimental, es-
critora dulcisima; la perdida de uno
de sus pequenos hijos la torn6 madre
de m~illones de ninos rumanos. q los
que amaba de manera tierna Y deli
cada.
Y asi Sc deslizaba, siempre sobre ell
GAUGE de las mas bellas acciones, a.
quella corriente de vida c-onsagrada a
la glorificacion de la heIleza en las
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-04
FjE DERROTADA En- Ell SENADO L
PROPOSITION DEL SENADOR CORE
EN- FL CONEGRFS0 SAsTFN!n7RPA FL COBERNO Ia PR0XIhA IL
CHA VvnIhA Los REPRESENTATIVES

habia Sido va previs:a pues desdc
anoche Sc habia pueSto de acu4r3C
una gran mayoria de los miem5T.s
del ScnadO para votar en- Su conf.
Los leaders de Ia administrator
haccn ahOra grandes c~sfuerzos para
que en- el CongrcsO obtenga igual 6%i-
to 81 gObiernO. 4 fin De que el Pre-
Sidente Wilson pueda tra!ar libre-
mente con Alemania ia importan!e
question De los submarines.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-04

multiples formas de Ia virtud. Guam
do en- sus ultimos tiempos corcedih
una interview q los periodic, Ia
dulcc reina de Rumania les die "L;
mujer naci6 para e. hOmbTe. Sus
manos deben estar ~elpeditas paIa ha-
Ger bellas cosas propias de su aogar
Y que su marido pueda apreciai le."
Dcspues, Ell Destino no quiso qua
los hermosos ojos de Carmen
sondearan el Oceano de inncn
margura en- que n~aufraga Eu
ffue c~ubriendolos 0 el espeso
de las cataratas, pero las vision
su alma, lie movieron q compass
empuj5 Ia barca de plata, %
perdi6 anteayer en- ell horiaont
sondable de 10 ignoto.
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Tclcgrama especial para LA PRENsA

WASHINGTON Mario 3.-Por una
mayoria de- is votos contra catoEce
ruG Icrrotado hoy IN 81 Senado IA
proposition del SenadOr Gore de adj
vrrtir IA los c]iudadanOs amerlcanos
que So aDStengan de viajar CT vaNo~
res armados para cvitar compLica-
clones intcrnacionalcs a los Estad"S
UnidoS.
La dcrrQta de- dicha proposition
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COLLISION ENTIRE BCGGYS.

In una de- las GALES c6ntriCas do
Ia ciudad tuvO lugar anochc una CO..
lisi6n entrc dos bugsys, que iban
tripulado$, uno pOr Ell negro George
Williams y Ell otro p0r Ia sonora Matt.
Fl primrro result6 ilcs0 y Ia senO-
"a Matt sufri6 y&rios golpcs cont sos
que Sc curara en- SUI domicilio 9 Ia
Gale City nimero 2iS.
Fl negro Williams fuG apreiendi-
do por 81 jefe Lancaster.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-04
ECOS De Ia GUERRA:

res d. Ia d.rensa na-!onaI deDe pa
sar sobre los intcreses pr.vados y
accptara con una abnegaci6n patrio-
tea cl nurvo sacrifiriO que - !"
L. impGnr.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-04

pdIS ID genie uc C6n4PO' 80
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psH
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Los SuenOS EXpI!CaGOS. poT el Maglco de
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AueFO LeGgudjc de LIS Flores, AbaNlco '
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Manual de Pastelerta Y RcpoSterta. End!S
/ peEsabIe CG el hogan. cafes, etc...... s5c
LlbrD de Discusses para iudaS las clrcunS
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oErlS DE VARGAS VIA:

: Campre uSicG Siemprr Sus iibros en- 4.
rSta casa. por Su baratuFa : Su eff .
!. caria en- ell deSpachO de los pcdiiOs .
: IS Ia que mayor cUnIianza inspira al :
: pG3ICO.
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CTENCIAS OCuLTAS

..- 10 nan Il
Sec7e-2S DC los carlos ARE "t s-Ax;
IOdn> los l!'-"S ioJ
La yGa', aa-iA >Ia.t.nt . Ivy
La Gran aJlil A4iEiilid7Ea ; Il ''.!D
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CIs..,'.,r'T Fr5 ra, ~rlrmHD aTc
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c,,rfTC4 nhrl nara estudlar la !ucrzl gel
pensanicGt1
Tssoro DE- |l2ETos De IL cruz DE- LaTa'aeh-
HeGtGltIa 80 uSt 1888 20 afhc-io aI
Los A,.--LaD!'9 ''e'S ~ p5c
~ 60 ~ T,IaiiII E.firif1 mi
LihiG N2-tl' ~. Ta,i 80 40 -trtrr5" %nn.
q Eo.''1n,t " - u. ~, 80 an,ra -.
S.GsFad4 COMO "a 7pld d"''I"-A '1" an
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SeCre;oS De l. Ires'!d'EI;Jcion ! Ia MS-.a.
L5cclaaeS &c tSsliIio''O : 4''E"a n.
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-04

nistorla ssgFadA Reorganization sobeTo.s c5l
ITig-ro : -fueTO TaS,lmen5c. LLSTO que
rocTiere II c5Iplicsas historic Del pue-
bio de Israel : cue plcta las hsuras &C
psrrtarcgs y protests, yiendoSe cl2rsme1-
e como sc prepare e. gran Suces0 de Ia
.enlda del Mesias. EdiCi6n de lu.o. IN
- 1879 81
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OBRAS De VENTA EN- Ia LIBERIA De ICNAC0 E. L0zAN0
Is e2am ss cpdhdaI mas sgua Ia que len l men Erado ylaq ev aMsn mas arstA Los
peGds sc despahsnSpre oueo gnos pagadz A migm odaq eEs ncbe la 6E@n

FIlosoria Elemental. por Balmes. Cont!ene
:OEIca, mCtariS!Ca. erca, etc. ......-.sl25
n~zvGclOnsrio G,sadalupanO ............. Zoe
ra.ar.smo q. pcrScvcralCIl. stu
Los WaTJIres, q 2! Tr!uQro dc Ia Religion
Cr.stlana. LibTO cuya leCtlra nos hGce
hsiSrir a IA lucha De dos generac!0neS
cuu;rar!as: IA nj armada con los a-reQs
De IA !eToriGld, : Ia otra con 81 SiinDo!e
TedeAtUF
FL GenlU del ~CrlStl4lISmo. ESta obTa, como
la anterior. eS de las mEiOreS para los
hogareS. AmbaS eSian edltadGS q TODD
i,,fo .S2.Gs
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HISTORLi.

Eisfo-I. &c Roma. Comprruds desds los
or'-enes C Roma hlsla l. cotd4 uci tLL-
Da-io romano Ge pr-lueu'-.------.--- 'oc
1istnrls d. GTerIa. Gr~Ic los UeIaTos ne
rolcOs hsSts a 5rCeIDr1rIph at+ 1Ll
RIO de ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .
- Sol de Mayo. Memorials &c ID !nlef..n,
ct6n. Con Era5atgS
- Cerro de las CamDEnaS- Ton Fetfaios a.
RscardOte : Cauti!o. O1rs refecente IA
Us InsfIrgeDtrs. Continuation Gel Tglaio ce
Il ,asurreCCiJn contra Espaha. -.
HemOrias de IN GueTriieT0. Historic CttA
Guerra de Eaf0rma ---..--- 90
Ia MatesJat CalLa- Novels nIStoT-cs o. -
reyOluCltu udjerlSla ~
Esroe : Cludi,p. ubCa puli;.cs por DG0
clos Salinas Edlcidn lie Ij0-.-.-.,s-U
Historic Pa,-ls. Fgr don JuStO sierra LIZ
trsda con grab-aoS -
historic te Mexico. PCT HrfAid 80, -
n-impros tter1pJS haSta u c2iia Gti .
gundo I-.gcYiu. IN tDmo r!a...-.-.-s"'g
ETfS05tos Nt!Ita-n- NrNi"anoS- "leFFa us
~Indeoendelcia G Invasion Nuftr-A!It..I3
"a. 2 ONO
1er-asroneS H.S-or!caS MsNrGnaS. tfIdt-
~tcues \ lsyenuas- HerTuv-0 LDF3 Ce>siLa-
80 q cLIuva- ri srH..U!-ntn patElo ti q
co-szSn @e los EIuS Dc MEXICO boFa nus
sret4 COZ gT2Dados ' eleSante caE4l-It .
dolores -
Ef.;Nr.s General Ge Mexico por Julio e
IA R-evcjucgGn De HeyicO y 81 lmperalSr2o
Yankee rh=a pollilCa De nlchO lller.S
AZ GCFuelt18c w
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akkAs voETICAs De 70.
s5.L.EGEeH.

yes f,G-ias &c Mexico. COLLECTION de com
pos!c.ones dediCGGas Z 10 Patris ) q S4S
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prestss De Ao.onio Pllzs ...- SS
~Pas.OnsrilS. UOTas PocItcsS &c Aa-U1i tHc
pceStss de Manuel Nculs AU,neaIsdss cel
81 drama e! Pas2oo' o.,
Ins Trevsdorcs de Mexico. He7mosa coiet'
C,6p ta p0gSlas ts GUeSIros me!GreS ~
sn-aa 4 Il rNS.ce .............-.... 9oN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-12
Opening Day Program.

Friday, the day of official opening
of the convention, will be marked by
important business sessions, commit
tee meetings and the report of the
nominating committee. The governors
of states and provinces will make
their reports Saturday. officers will be
elected and, in the evening. there Will
be a banquet at the Eelvedere Hotel
Sunday there will be high mass at the
Cathedral. featured by the presence
and participation of Cardinal Gibbons,
followed by a reception to delegates
and guests by the cardinal. and in
the evening the new officers will be
installed
Cardinal Gibbons is 10 preside at the
and will deliver the opening address.
Other speakers are to be Ri. Rev
Thomas ]. Shehan, rector of Catholic
University: Rev. F. Prendergast of
Loyola College. Baltimore: Miss Ella
Lorraine Dorsey, an alumna OF the Con-
vent OF the Visitation, Georgetown;
James Z. Preston, mayor of Baltimore:
Mrs. Frank 2. Scrivener and Miss Clare
i. Cogan.
Sunday afternoon automobile trips
through Raltimore's suburbs and the
Green Spring Valley have been pia nned
for the visitors, to be followed by en-
tertainment at the hands of the facul-
ties of local Catholic colleges and high
schools
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-12
YIELDED TO TEMPTATION;
WILL NOT ROB AGAIN
James Russell Ford, Colored, Is Very
Sorry He Snatched
Pocketbook.

Il made an early start. and I'm going
ment of James Russell Ford, colored,
seventeen years old, 1922 26th street,
when placed under arrest last night to
answer a charge of robbery.
why I did such thing l can't tell"
he added. "unlesstit was. because / was
out of work and had no money, but
now I'll raise my hand to God and hope
thing again.
''Of course. / know what I say will
do no good" he concluded, but when
l get out of this I'm going to apollo
gize to the lady and pay her what she
lost"
Ford. it is charged, snatched a pock-
etbook from Mrs. Ellie Malone, $500 NJ
street. near 31st and streets. He en-
tered a blind alley near the scene of
the robbery. was pursued by Edward
Carroll. an employe of the Department
of Commerce. and was engaged in a
fight with him when Policeman c. p.
Cox. who was returning from a gun
ningd2rip with a number of rabbits
strung over his shoulder, dropped his
game and took charge of Ford.
The pocketbook was found where it
had been thrown away. Ford said he
had no thought of robbery until he saw
the pocketbook, and. being without
funds. he said. he yielded TO tempta-
ton. This morning he was measured
and photographed at police headquar-
ters and Monday morning he will be
arraigned in Police Court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-12
Final Day in Washington.

What is announced as the brilliant
finale OF the 1916 convention" Washing
ton day, is scheduled for Monday. No
yember % On that date delegates and
their friends will be the guests of. the
local aIumnae associations here.
Several hundred alumnae have al
ready registered for the celebration in
Washington. and the various chapters
that will cooperate in the entertain
ment are the following: st. Joseph's.
Emmitsburg. Nd: Mount st. Agnes
College, Baltimore; Notre Dame Col
lege. Maryland; Brentwood. Long Is
land: Visitation, Frederick. Md; Trim
ity College. ST. Cecelia's College, I'M
Inaculate Conception Academy. St. Pat
rick's Academy. Holy Cross Academy.
St Nary's. Alexandria. Va. Notre Dame
Academy Of the Sacred Heart, Academy
of the Sacred Heart Of Mary and Acad
envy of the Visitation.
Mrs. Edward Douglass White. wife
of the Chief Justice % the Supreme
Court is chairman Of the reception com
rnittee and -ars. Ella Lorraine Dorsey
is chairman Of committee on arrange
ments.
The last registration meeting will
take place at the New Willard Hotel
Tuesday at PM. Mrs. William Wal
lace. chairman. This will De open TO
all guests and friends Of the alumnae,
whether identified with the organize :
ton or not.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-12
CATHOLIC ALUMNAE
PLAN BIG MEETING
Convention in Baltimore This
Month Expected to Break
All Records.
ONE DAY IN WASHINGTON

A program of unusual interest has
been prepared for the entertainment
of visiting officers and delegates to
the second biennial convention of the
International Federation of Catholic
Alumnae. which opens in Baltimore
November - and which many residents
of the District are planning to attend.
This gathering. one of the largest
educated Catholic women ever held,
will represent in its personnel ter
ritory practically coextensive with the
United States. In supervision of the
local committees arranging for the
varied program is Mrs. Philip Frank
Scrivener. governor of the Maryland
alumna associations and chairman of
the Baltimore biennial board.
The executive board of the conven-
ton and several of the important COM
mittees will gather November %. and
in the evening delegates will receive
credentials and be received by the
officers. At pm. that day Miss Ida
Hill Bowie will give tea at the
house of the Colonial Danes in honor
of Miss Glare l. Cogan, president of
the federation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-12
FOR THOSE WHO WANT WORK.
Federal Employment Bureau Pub
fishes List of Opportunities.

The federal employment bureau. the
Headquarters Of which are in the Mills
building. nth street and Pennsylvania
avenue northwest, last night announced
the following opportunities for en-
ployment:
Prince Georges county, Md-Farm
work. working foreman. experienced.
married. at si5 per month. including
1nfurnished house. garden and milk
One with grown son preferred; extra
pay for son. One handy with tools and
who knows something about trucking.
Fairfax county. Va-Farm laborer.
$50 to S33 per month, unfurnished
house and garden. and milk Married
Must be practical man. Place, near
Vienna.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-12
ARRANGING FOR DEBATES.
N. q. Law Students Form Richard
H. Alvey Society.

Organization of the Richard H. Alvey
Debating Society of the National Uni
versity Law School has been effected.
These officers have been elected: Presi-
dent, Hugh G. Buhrman: vice president.
E. J. Braswell; recording secretary, H.
c. Motley; corresponding secretary. H.
G. Manning. and treasurer, H. c. Gibbs.
A debate for next Saturday evening is
being arranged. E-E
The senior and junior classes of the
school nave been invited to cooperate
With the freshman class in giving q
Thanksgiving dance November %.
Prizes are to be given. The committee
in charge consist of Hugh G. Buhrman.
chairman: H. Raymond Bresnahan and
Clyde J. Wendlekan.
Members of the freshman class re-
Gently held their first smoker for the
season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-12
si,Iera ton who gives conscientio 1s and

silera ton who gives conscientio As and
faithful service"
Colored Minister'S Statement.
A colored minister. Rev. L. C. Moore.
1145 4th street. writes to The Star:
"By this method. wish to remind you
and the noble ladies' Of this city who are
members of the District Federation Of
Women's Clubs, now engaged in what I
consider and believe to be the grandest
and most feasible effort In solving the
perplexing domestic servant problem. My
most hearty approval and appreciation ls
beyond language to express the gratitude
of my people.
81 also wish to thank the ladies who
enter their servants with such anxiety
and Godlike spirit. I pray and I'm sure
much good fruit will be gathered from
the seed planted in this servant contest.
1t may look like a mote to some, but 1t
looks like a prolific field to me-"
Final arrangements for awarding the
prizes and certificates of merit in this
contest, which closes Wednesday. are to
be made Tuesday afternoon, when the
home economics committee Is to meet in
the society editors office in The Evening
Star building. 1t is hoped that they will
have all the entries tabulated by that
time. There Is a prospect that several
more prizes will be offered.
Some of the Contestants.
Many of Washingtons most prominent
matrons continue to take a strong in
terest in this competition and are enter
ing the names of their domestics. Some
of these contestants are listed below, Civ
ing the name and address of the mis-
tress, the employees name and the term
of service:
Mrs. Overton Lea, 1867 Wyoming ave-
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Norwegian Society Meets.

At the first fall meeting Of the Nor
wegian Society OF Washington. at the
Raleigh Hotel last night. President NJ /.
Eidness Of the organization. presiding.
appointed JUL Dieserud temporary secre-
tsry. and NJ ]. Travland temporary treas
urer. Among the reports Of committees
presented was that Of the committee on
festivals The society holds a festival
each year May II. In celebration Of the
Norwegian Independence day.
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Col. W. W. Harris to Lecture

Col, w. W. Harris, L. s A, the officer
in charge of public buildings and
grounds, will give an illustrated lee
ture on the Disqualification of Our Ma
tional Capital, Past. Present and Flu
ture." before the Mems Club of the
Church of the Ascension. 18th street
and Massachusetts avenue northwest
Wednesday evening at O'Clock
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Mr.. Daniels Sees Foot Ball Game.

Secretary and Mrs. Daniels, accom-
panied by Commander Byron McCand-
less, the Secretary's naval aid, went to
Annapolis yesterday and witnessed the
foot ball game between teams of the
Naval Academy and the Agricultural
and Mechanical College of North Caro-
lima.