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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-21

I o%fsreifen %follte", ioet Der gerfoiier,
uaber i6 babe feine gefunoen."
+ &ontmt es gum &rieg afuilden
gnelano uno 9elltidlano, miro es
fir 8ronfreid iebr l1per lein, iid)
| 81 entI6eioen, OBJ es neutral blei=
ben ODER melder BON ben beioen
Mad)ten es iih anIblieBen ioI.
l1nO ood rat 9elaiii oa3n, Ole
ge~eutralitat aufrebt 5u erbolten. @r
folgert:
Tins 0elltfdlano an5uidlieBen,
lit iebr eefabrlid. Der aaiier miiroe
obne 3peifel meoer Sdiffe nod
Solbaten BON lttls perlangen, er
braudt nur unier @elb. slber oie
@ufnabme elmer oeutihen Mnleibe
bel unlerer 8orie tpiiroe 5u einem
llnperm1eioliden 8ru1 Der Entente
Goroiale" fiibren. limo oas piiroe fir
aae @elt oie @ieberaufnabme ser
Nabelltid=Eolitif beoeuten, sic urls
1898 mad Solbooa fiibrte. gfie mir
De Elm f~larlebenber Sran3oie Dem
beiItimn1en."
Inns @ne1onD an5ui6lieBen, lit
no6 gefabrlider. 9as erIte Regi=
ment, oas bie @ren5e gelaiens ii6er-
i6reitet, Uni na6 Intmerpen al NOR
i6ieren, miiroe einen fiirdterliden
&rieg gegen urs entfelieln. @de
fran5olil6en Offi5iere, Die i6 51 So
te ge5ogen babe, periidern mir, oub
nod op BEN WaBregeln, Die ser
oeuti6e @eneralltab in gereitidait
bdlt, Der erite Sdlag zines oeut,
Iden angriffs bon elmer nnerb0rten
8loblidfeit nno 6eftigfeit iein Mir
De-"
8ir miiilen es bier nit oen allae-
fiibrten Stelen aus Dem flei1en SUI
fe bon 5raneis 9elaiii betpenoen
lalien. @er iid genauer iiber ben
Snbolt unterridten min, Ser lalle
li6 Die S6rift 5llihiden.
Die oelti1e Sade oiirfte iid) fonm
better perteioigen loiien, als o1r6
oiefe flare Saflage Der 8erb1lt-
niiie our6 einen nnparteiilben 6raits
5oien, oeiien gorausiebunaen lid)
6fpar nidt ale,i aber oo1 in 10 ltar-
fer 3abl erfiilt baberr, oaB mir ipirf-
lid ni6t obne aufridtiaes Stau-
men anf oieien Nann init ben Mb.
nllngen nno Mllgen zines Sebers
i9auen fannen.
Satten aae 6ran5ofen wie 9elaiit
geoaft uno empfunoen, mare es
ME 81 einem ariege 5piiden
9eutidlano uno Sranfreid sefonr-
men.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-21
Sin NranaOie obne @ornrteile.

Sober anitanoiee Wenif, oer cine
gr5iebllne genoifen bot, miro oas
Qnoenfen ieiner gItern bod bolten.
9lus oielem @runoe 1T es aud inns
9eutib Imerifanern 5um Be
biirfnis eefporben, bas 4noen-
Ten oes 2onoes u~nlerer 8orfab-
rem, bon oeren 9uten @igen-
|fdaften urb rebliden 4biidten mir
nod geile in unlerem eigenen 6leiif
uno Slut traeen5 in @bren gu bal
ten uno es BON Dem SdmnBe lrge-
re1tfertieter Gerooftiauneen gu
reiniaetf.
Mns bieIem geoiirfnis beraus, iii
oieier Gage Die 8eroffentIihung Ell
ner Shrift mber Die politifhen gu
itGnoe guropos Dor Dem &riege err
folet, bic einiee oeutide Serren in
omaha, 0arnnter aud Der 10 iiber-
aus tiibtige nno tatfrdftiee Seraus-
.geber Der Smaba gribiine, Sol. s.
Heter, iibernommen baben.
@s lit Dies cine drBerlt an5iebenoe
unb gemanbte Sdilberung Der ee-
beimen oiplomatiifen @orsdnge aus
Dem Sabre 1911, Die Srancis 9e-
Iaifi, MitsIieo bes franaoiiiden @b-
georonetenbaules, IN Dem ~genannten
Sabre unter Dem 9iteI ga @nerre
2ui 8ient~ G9er fommenbe
Griee") peroffentlidt bat.
Dos flare llrteil oiefeS bofit OBJ
ieftipen 5~ran5oleu, Der Die politi-
lhe Sage jener 3eit obne jeOes 8or-
urteil oorlegt, madt oieie Sdrifi
eerooe in Der eegenmartigen 8eIt-
Iage, Die Ser Gerfaiier NIT @otfpen-
oigfeit fommen fab, gu elmer Der
mertpoliten Ser Griegsliteratiir
llno man miiB BEN Serren in Sma-
ia nufri6tigen 9anf oafiir miiien,
DOB Tie es iif CUR Iufgahe gemadi
BADEN, oas fIeine @erf in enelii6er
lleberIebung brufen 5i laiien, Inn es
nuF oieie @eiie ail1 oen amerifoni-
ifen 2eiern 3ug6nglid 81 madeit
8eiteaungen auf Die Sdrift, oeren
SeriteQutlgsfoiten an 400 Collars
betragen, nimmt @err 6. sc. SIN.
oreeien, core Of 2ee-Golt-anbreeier
Som. 60. Omaha, entgegen.
Sinlidtlid oes Snbalts Der S6iI.
oerung, Die in ieoer @eiie g~ebieger
uno oes 2eiens merit lit, lit es nidi
feidt. oas @eientIide bier in ben
inns oafiir gil @ebote ~itebenoen be.
idrdnften 8alime foieOer5ilgeben.
Der 8erfaiier beIinnt oamit, oaf
er Die Iebr nabre gebnuptung auf
felt, Der Grieg meroe ni6t ourd
Sen @ilen Des Bottles berbeigefiibr.
ino aud niht ourdl ben @unid
Ser Mebr5a6l BON ben @ertretern oes
GoIfes, lonoern BON ben ein5elnef
0iplomatea iino iesbft inter oieIer
| mieoerum MIR bon tpenigen, Die oil
| 3ii9eI Der &egierung OIL ii6 5n rel
| BEN periteben un0 Die iid in ibren
e~euiiienIoien ebrgei3 iiber ben @il
len oes Bottles, ben lie nidt fenrei
ooer nift fennen mollen, biflous
ieber. 0elcaiie lei elm Iold)er aemii
fenloler Diplomat, Der iih, obie 81
Meinurg Ger Gamner ein5riboIerl
if)on 1904 nit Gngloho perbon0
nm Die u@infreiiung 0euti6lanoS
berbei5uhi6ren.
Cine terrible &reiie". BON Sc
man ertuarten ioate, oaB iie 81
Gimme oes @olfeS sum 4us6ru,
trdfte, miiroe BON iofdeu Diploma
ten fir lire 3mede eemonnen. go
mentlia Ole fran8oiiide 8refie ftd.l
De in 9ieniten Ger enolii6en 3.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-21
g. 8. & e. n tonuptlfnie. ]

gntunfs -
No. 1o1-eunIet 2imiteb. bon Refp Grs
$50. 1o2 @auiet aimite0, bon gan Srons
cisco 1858 BORN.
Wo. 7-sd1elang. bon Nen Orleans.
1920 BORN
No- 8-@Gaen5us. BON Sci @io
......... ........ 1850 borut-
Mo. g-Sunief gTpreB, BON 1etp Dr.
leans .......... 7.f0 naGrn.
Wo. 10-Saniet grpreB. bon Gan Sran~
cisco .......----- $3.50 rndnf.
Nbfabri-
$50. 1o1--9unref aimiteo, nnh gnn
Sran:iSco .........4.5O BORN.
NO. 102-@unfet ainifeb, nadl Nep srs
leans 100 BORN.
aO. 7-@dnsu8ua, nod 9el glio.
No. sl5dneisng nod sselp orleans.
1890. $500. 1915 nahrg.
30. s-suniet erpreB mad gan Sran.
CISCO $3.50 nnGrr.
No. 10-Snnfet grpreB. mad Neu Orr
lens .-........ 1f.30 naGt5
SpeaiaI 9ailh grpreb na6 Gaale InB
...... ........ 10 Witferna6ft.
vtrrprra Chiffon.
no. 9o1-gon Souiton. Bort eopaca.
@ietoria, guero -. 7:05 nad5m.
Nbfnbrt-
gn. 3o2-mah guezo. gietoria. Sort
Sabaca. 5oniton ..s:f5 BORN.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-21
Gilsabahn . lsabrpIan.
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2. & O. y.
SO. 12-gon 2nrebo 1900 por:it.
SO. 3-9om Noroen 100 abenos
SO. Soon ct. 2ouis ....7:45 BORN.
go. 7-@on St. i@orth itnb Gantn
Sc : Srten ........ 9:15 BORN.
SO. 6-@on 2arebo. 100 abenos
SO. t-ySnnibins @pecial". bon ct.
Qonis .........- 8:05 nbenbs
gbFaprt.
go. Lgad 9aIeitine ..7:2o moroens
No. 2-rSunfbine Special". nab ct.
2ouis .9:15 moraens
30. Social Rad sablor ..........
no. 6-3a6 ct. aunis unb orten az
Der Santa Sc ........7:35 abenbs
Mo. 5-Nla6 2are6o ....9:30 morgens
NO. 1t-Nah Qncehp 1000 abenos
g. ". < II. :.
Gnfunft
Ro. 16--@on Souiton, 8aco unb gors
pus gbriiti ........6:55 hadn't.
No. 14-8on 9oniton nno aiiitenorten
$500 BORN.
$40. 12-8ou Doatum uno Riiitenorten
....... 100 nad1m.
go. 41-gon aerrpire .9:05 BORN.
SO. 43-bon aerbiue, mtr Sonntags /.
go. 145-@on aerrpiIe, tdeIid, aisqe~
uomuen SoHutaas -.6:45 abenos
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-10-31
Amarillo Society.
VnErf rnr Llom SHINE,

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5000. H, .sH 81. on .e .FI
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.s. fae ta. beauty
.. fa. ruulf Co., rr .rlt..
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D.. .a. lHss OF ts,.s., SIMS
H... ..a uEht sh.... Ia' .s follow
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-10-31

Thursday At Mission-Lou Tel
leasr IN VICTORY e Conscience"
3l0-3t
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-06-15
DOMACl zPRAvY.

v 1ankton pondeli.
| Sokolska zabava Sc v pond6lf ne
odb5vala nasledkem destea boufe.
Mattel Ptak byl navstevou sve
no syna Mat9je u Dante pres nede
Iii.
Frank HOSTEL a jeho manzelka
byli zde navst9vou ma zacatku tSd
ne.
Emil Blachnik byl povazlive ne
mocen minulS t5den cd oteklSch
mandlf.
| Vilibald Kolaf, decorator a ma
If Yankton byl zde "a obcho-
dem pondelf.
Pr. Maxova re Scotland byla zde
navStevou sve dcery, pr. Jos.
Blachnfka pres nedeli.
Velkf poGet zdejsiho lidu Sc SD
Gastnil hasieskeho sjezdu v Yank-
ton tento tyden.
Red Seal bilou pravou zitnou
mouku koupfte vzdy We farmer
skem elevatoru. Adv.
Mejte vsdy donna Pyro stffkae-
ku ma ohefi; zachranfte tax svGj
majetek. Ma prodej v garazi. AID
Kdykoliv potfebujete otruby,
midlink, anebo oil meal, Haste Sc
We farmerskem elevatoru. Adv.
81. Marie Straka pc kratsf nav
Steve zde u rodien, odjela do Par
ker kde ma zamestnanf navStevu
je skolu.
Stavte Sc We stare lekarne, pro
t&cek zmrzliny anebo sklfnku mir
neho n6poie. T6z doutnfky ma
skladu. Adv.
Dejte Sc pojistit ma zivot u slime
spoleGnosti kterou jest U. S. Annu
ity Life ms. Co. j. F. HOSTEL,
mfstnf iednatel. Adv.
Nechte 81 poiistiti vase budovy pro
ii ztrat4 v9trem a vichficf nejsil-
n6jsfch spolecnostech ma Taborske
Statni Bance. Adv.
Nasledkem VSletu Spolku q. G.
BIZ. budou okazovany pobyblive
obrazy sobotu a v nedeli II a 10
cervna. Adv.
Josef Skorpfk pfiiel Omahy v
sobotu vratil Sc We stfedu. Le-
cent pry mu pomaha, coz zajiste
kazdS rad uslysf.
Zdejsf hasiti jeli do Yankton ma
Sized hasiG1 a phi behu vozfkem
a hadicf byli Gtvrtf z dewitt Get
jenz Sc podflelo ma behu.
Pr. Jana Havranka cd Lake An
des Sc s1castnila pohfbu Josefa
Novaka pondeli. Vratila Sc do
mu v dtery a jeff syn Emil jel sni
Jas. j. Gleich, jeho manzelka al
ieho bratr Josef a staff manzele
FIR. PokornSch, jeli zkrze mesto
ma automobile do Lake Andes mi
nulou sobotu.
Josef Hospodka jenz pracuj g ma
sazecfm stroll phi Pokroku Oma
re, sem pfijel minulf patek ma nav
stevu k Vac. VlGkovi. Tez nav
stiyil nasf tiskarnu.
Oznamuji vefejnosti, Re jsem je-
dnatelem pro Cedar Rapids Oil Go
a prodavam pro onu spolecnost
gasolin rdzne oleje "a ceny mir
ne. Eman Pekaf. Adv.
| Obdrzeli jsme velkou zasobu
kVetini rozmanitych druhI, ktere
Sc vfborns hodf CO okrasa ma por-
ce dovnitf domu do zahradky.
5 10c stor. Adv.
| = Tabor Auto Go. obdrzela diva
male Overland automobily nejno,
vejsfho vydani, ktere mali silnejsi
motor, a slice 80 konskych sill ma
| 25ti. Tento stroj nynf ma sflu, BE
lv5jede ma kazdS kopec.
Oprayuiem zminku minulem
elsie niz Sc uvadelo, ze Hala a
/ Hatwan rentovali cd j. A. Ma
4 fuSkv rundown. H&la tyrdi. xe o
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-06-15

IL tyden byli: J. M. Petfik jeho
otec a James Kulis Jos. Turek.
Lidu prS tam bylo ohromne mnoz-
stvi j. M. Petffk napocftal ma
1000 automobile.
Pasiove hry v pohyblivych OBJ
razech budou zde okazovany ne
deli odpoledne o pGl druhe osm
hodin veGer dne 25 Gervna. Zad-
ny by nemel opomenouti tyto OBJ
razy aivotnfch barvach videti. Z
kotouGn obrazI. Matuska KO.
letzkS. Adv.
Jedenact rokn stare syn manze-
III M. r. Rootov5ch ienz bydlf "a
padne cd m9sta ma farme, 81 minu-
II Gtvrtek vypfchnul prave oko,
kdyz We behu vrazil do vicnfvajfcf-
no hfebfku. Byl hned wat do
mesta kde DIR. Blfzek poskytnul pc
moe a postal jej specislistovi. Jo-
sef Hakl hocha jeho otce odvezl
ma automobile do Yankton.
Minulou sobotu jel zkrze mesto
Jan Hanousek, ktery pred lety
zde bydlel S rodiei a pax Sc odst9-
hoval do Gregory. Jan nam sde-
lii. re jest jill diva roxy zenat5m a
Re bydli v Gregory avSak obdrzel
praci v blazinci Yankton, kamz
Sc nasLehuje. Jeho matka zemfela
pred dvema roxy a jeho otec Sc
pfesfdlil do Chicago a jest pc dru.
he zenat.
Do stavu manzelskeho vstoupili
v iter5 rano v katolickem kostele
81. Frantiska Toczek a Josef Szy-
manski, byvse spojeni Monsigno-
rem Bouskou. Mladencem a dru
ziekou byli 81. Martha Toczkova,
sestra nevesty a Eugene Szyman-
ski, bratr zenichGv. u kostela
pax svatebnf druzina odjela k ro-
diGGm nev9sty kde Sc odb5vala
svatebnf hostina. VeGer pax no.
vomanzele sedli ma vlak v Yank-
ton a odjeli ma svatebnf cestu do
st. Paul a Owatona, Mimi, kde
bydli rodiGe zenicha. Nevesta je
dcerou starSch a vazenfch zdej-
SIGH osadnikG, manzeln Josef Toe
kovfch ma mnoho upfimn5ch pfa
tel. Zenich sem pfijel z Owatona
Mimi, pred dvema roxy a jest po-
dflnfkem We zdejsi garazi. Usadf
Sc zde. Pfejem jim vseho dobra.
Josef Novak, ID rok1 starS syn
pr. Jos. Svatose, pfisel zvlastnfm
zpIsobem Sc sveta minulou So
botu pred polednem, Size uskr-
til Sc ma velkem kapesnfm satku,
kterS 81 uvazal kolem krku a zave
sill ma v9tev sotva 4 stfevfce mad
zemf. Hoch prS pfinesl desate
iodine matce naruG dffvi a pax
pravil, ze pdjde neco okopavati We
sve zahradce. Ma obed ale nepfi-
bel a Robert Svatos byl poslan by
jej zavolal k ob6du. Kd5z ma je-
no volanf neodpov4del, poGal jej
hledati az jej uzfel v lese nekolik
yardI vychodne cd domu; Sci k ne
mu aysak postrasil Sc tolik, kdyz
uzfel jeho oblitej, ze bezel zpet
domu a sotva re sebe vypravil, co
Sc pfihodilo. Ed Novak pax hned
b9zel a bratra ufiznul a zavolav
matku hoch byl odnesen do witt
kamz byl povolan DIR. Blfzek kter5
ale nemohl ni6eho jiz konAti. PAX
byl povolan koroner, kterS pc W.
setfenf vsech okolnostf, pronesl W
rok, ze hoch pfisel o zivot naho
dou. Ma Sc "a to, ze hoch chtel
provadeti nejake vykony, ktere vi
del pied nedavnem ma cirkusu v
Yankton a uvazav 81 velk5 satek
kolem krku a ma vetev., potal Sc
patrne toGiti, nebot vetev byla je-
nom asi ctyry stfevfce mad zemf,
take mohl nohama ma zem, avsak
hlava Sc mu patrne zatoGila a sple-
Il Sc tolik, Re jiz nemohl Sc rozto-
eiti, a tax Sc uskrtil. Trava v o.
nom mist9 byla znaGn6 podupana,
znamenf to, be hoch Sc branil.
Vse naznacuie ma nestestf, a jak
The Washington times., 1916-11-18
Vaughn Class Concert.

More than 1000 persons attended
the twenty-sixth annual concert OF
the Vaughn Glass, of Calvary Baptist
Sunday, school. last night In the Sun
ing's entertainment was the 'act" by
the Rev. Earle Whitley, of the Yer
mont Avenue Christian Church. or.
Wiley gave a. scene from Bulwer-
Lytton's "Richelieu," and then.
changing the subject abruptly, enter
tanned the audience with Mark
Twain's Encounter With. an Inter-
viewer"
The Washington times., 1916-11-18
0LD-TlME COLD
J. CURE-DRINK TEA!

Get small package OF Hamburg
Breast Tea, or as the German folks call
It. Hamburger Brust Thee" at any
pharmacy. Take n tablespoonful of the
tea, put cup OF boiling water upon II,
pour through a sieve, and drink t4a-
cup full at any time. II Is the most, ef-
fective way to break a cold and cure
grip. as 1t opens the pores. relieving
thus breaking a cold at once.
IL Ii inexpensive and entirely veget-
able. therefore harmless Advt,
The Washington times., 1916-11-18
To Accompany Violinist.

Howard Thatcher, of Baltimore,
will be the accompanist for Johann
van Hulsteyn, violinist, who VIII give
land. Sunday afternoon. With two
such artists on the program the
musical worth of the concert is as,
sured. The proceeds will go to swell
the Anna Hanson Dorsey scholarship
fund for Washington girls.
Students from the Convent OF the
Visitation, the Holy Cross Academy.
the immaculate Seminary. and from
the Catholic University will be in the
audience. Ten girls from the vari-
GUS classes at Trinity College have
offered their services as ushers
The Washington times., 1916-11-18
Sails for Bermuda.

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph f. O'Toole. OF
Chatham Courts. sailed today for Der.
muda. They will return to town be.
fore Congress convenes, in order that
Mr.. O'Toole may resume his duties as
messenger on the floor of the Senate.
Friendship Branch OF the Sunshine
and Community Society will give a
aternnon .ea ,ra q, 'e - n,cinc,, "o" Wis.
Sylvia Metcalf will dance. Miss Helen
Grandfield will give n reading, and
the musical features OF the program
will be given by Miss Mildred Eddie,
pianist: Mrs. +. II. Gawler, Professor
White, Miss Mabel Lattimer, Miss
Jane Fishback, and Miss Margaret
Payne. Mrs. Charles p. Keyser, presi'
dent OF the branch, will receive. as
sisted by Mrs. John King. Miss Mamie
Stallings, Mrs. Charles +. Grandheld,
Mrs. John Phillips. and Mrs. Albert
Hupp.
The Washington times., 1916-11-18
MISS MUELLER BRIDE
OF A. 4. NICHOLSON
Wed on Anniversary Of We'd
ding Day Of Parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Mueller

The marriage OF Miss Wilhma NJ.
Mueller and Augustus Somerville
Nicholson was solemnized yesterday
afternoon at 4:3Q o'clock at the Church
OF the Epiphany. Rear Admiral Reel.
maid +. Nicholson. U. 8. NJ, retired,
was best man for his brother, and Mrs
r. E. Gsebler, Of Baltimore, was mat
ron OF honor. ~
The bride, who is the daughter Of
the late Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Mueller,
chose the Anniversary OF her parents
wedding day for her own. She was
given In marriage by her brother, Carl
Mueller.
Mr.. Nicholson IL the son Of the late
Commodore and Mrs. Somerville Mich
olson, and brother of Admiral Nichol.
son and Col. w. ,. Nicholson, u. 3. A
Edward l.. Mueller and Somerville
Nicholson were the ushers. DR.. Percy
r. Hall performed the ceremony, and
Mr.. MacCord, organist of the church,
gave n musical program during the
seating Of the guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholson will reside In
this city on their return from n brief
wedding trip.
The Washington times., 1916-11-18

Lieut. and Mrs. william H. Hoicome.
Miss Dorothy Shuey, and Lieut.. Bre-
ton Somerviile.
Miss Hamilton Home Tomorrow.
Mrs. George Il. Hamilton and Miss
Louise Hamilton, who have been In
New York for several days, will re-
turn tomorrow. Miss Hamilton IL one
of the seasons debutantes.
Mrs. Leonard L. Nicholson, ir, who
has been visiting in Charlottesville.
Va, for a fortnight, will return to
Washington today. Mr.. and Mrs.
Nicholson, who are at their SUMNER
viii open their apartment in Ham:
mond Court about peeember1
Capt. and Mrs. Ridley Mclean, who
are spsndins their honeymoon s;,r0 n e. M, aSe
inston on November ~.
Mrs. Kutz, wife 9f Col. Chsrlss w.
Kuts, U; s: A., and her daughter. MIS-
morning to at tend the h sop which the
midshipmen will give tonight at the
Naval Academy. They were accom-
panied by Miss Margaret Cameron,
daughter Of Col. George n Cameron:
Kutz, and Miss Marion Kutz will go
to New York to attend the Army and
Navy game. -
Miss Emily Kutz 10 one of the sea
sons debutantes.. 'a
Major Alfred r. Smith, U. s. A, has
gone to New York to make short
stay. He IL stopping at the Wolcott
Hotel. . '.r
Melville w. L. Wallace, SON Of Mr..
and Mrs. Hugh C. Wallace, IL stopping
at the Ritz.Chrlton in New York for
few days. Mr.. Wallace is among
from civil life was announced yester-
day
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To Sneak of Poetry,

The poetry of Fannie Stearns Davis
Is the subject OF the talk Miss Alice
Drake will give Wednesday morning
at II O'Clock at Mrs. H. S. Keating's
apartment in the Highlands. The
talk Is one of a series Miss Drake Is
giving ON Wednesday, mornings On
this occasion Miss Drak" will read an
unpublished poem written especially
for her by Miss Davis.
Miss Drake will repeat The talk
Lofty Thoughts in Lofty Places"
which she gave recently ut the Y. w.
c. A., Tuesday evening at 4 o'clock
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The Early History OF the Associa-
ton at the meeting OF the Iiesby-
terrain Minister'S Association at 1890
Monday morning In New York Az
enue Presbyterian Church.
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Monthly Card Parties.

The Day Nursery and Dispensary
Association. OF which Mrs. w. T.. An
drews lie president. has inaugura'ed
the winter.
Mrs. Carter q. Keene. secretary. Is
chairman OF the committee ana an
nouaces an afternoon of bridge and
500 at the New Ebbitt at o'clock
Monday.
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The Y. NJ. C. A. EyangeiIstic team
will have charge Of the services to-
morrow evening. the address being de-
livered. by Guy c. Hendry and the
music being by the instrumental quar-
tet.
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Patronesses of Soiree.

The patronesses of The "Soiree Fran
caise," to be given at Rauscher's on
December =, for the benent OF the
wounded French soldiers, are Mrs.
Hennen Jennings, Mrs. W. Corcoran
Eustis, Mrs. Theodore Vernon Boyn.
ton. Mrs. Allerton Cushman. Miss
Sarah X. Lee, Mrs. Reynolds Hit, and
Mrs. Chauncey Hackett. The French
ambassador has agreed to forward the
proceeds OF the evening to the head.
quarters OF the relief society for the
wounded. Tickets can be obtained at
Rausch0rs
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To Give Annual Ball.

The Spanish. American Atheneum
will give It's annual ball Thursday
evening, November 20, at the New
EbbItt. The dancing will begin
will be served at II. An orchestra
will play throughout the evening
The function Is given under the di.
rectlon of the program committee, OF
which Sonora RoZana Munoz de Morri.
son is chairman, and the ways and
means committee, headed by william
Thomas Faulkner.
The reception committee In com
posed Of the following members OF
various committees OF the antheneum
Mrs. Jennie o. Berliner, Senior Bedro
Caporodriguez, Mrs. Blance l.. Chad
well. William ID. Faulkner, Senior Fer.
nando Fossas, DIR. Gustavo I. Guerra,
Miss Marie A. Hechmer. Benjamin r.
Jacobs, Miss Edith l.. Kelsey, Mr.. and
Mrs. Pierre NJ Kennedy, Sonora Ro
sario Monoz de Morrison, Mrs. David
Pressler. and Ralph ]. Warren.
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play at the Tome School Sunday nigh
vespers, his program being: Prize
song from The Meistersinger" lWag
nerl, "Loure" (Bach). ave Maria
(SchuberD. Minuet in q (Beethoven)
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Qh"'e1 @npopaet'"tata
Baptist
SECOND BAPTIST. CHURCH

9TH ST. AND VIRGINIA AVE. 3. Il.
Rev. HOWARD !. STEWART. Pastor.
Mr.. Stewart has Just closed n ruccessful
series OF evangelistic meetings at Salem, N.
j., and Will preach at the morning service
tomorrow on BROKEN VASES AND
CLIMBING RosES" and at 7:i5. will begin
new series OF Sunday evening sermons on
JONAH AND THE wHALE'-the special
topic being "JoNAH's JOURNEY OR A
CUTTERS FARE" Seats for Loo Come
cordial welcoms TO all
GRACE BAPTIST 9Th and 2 s. z.
Johnson
l-Pastor's tenth anniverssry sermon
From the First Day rntii Now
IfS-F.llowshlp meeting. Dean w. A. Will
bur presiding.
L. Hez Sven asks: when IL Jesus Coming
the Second Time?" u. m. Swem's Song,
~ A. ~. Our Encoura cement" Centen.
MAJ Bapt. Oh. 9TH Eye ", Z.
FIFTH f. NEAR SEVENTH
SOUTHWEST.
ras'er John 4. BrisE1 win preach at II and
go. Evening subject. His Majesty, the
De~l. Baptism. Sunday school, $50
Chapel, ,. II. Y. p. L., :. All welcome.
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Officers Give Dance.

The FIRST formal hop of the season
which was given at the Officers Club
Washington Barracks. last evening
was preceded by a number OF inter-
ssting dinners. Col Mason Patrick
Summarizing officer of the post, and
1ts rstriGk Sa had rss thsir guests est Col Col
Mrs. Robert U. Patterson, Col and
Mrs. Gustav II. Lukesh. and CoIoael
and Mrs Young.
Capt. and Mrs. John N. Hodges were
also hosts at dinner last evening be-
fore the barracks dance. their guests
Including Col and Mrs Clement A. F.
Flagler, Col. and Mrs. Henry Jervey
Mrs Milo Fox. Miss Ruth Anderson
Miss Surph, Major Douglas MacAr-
thur; Captain Watson, and Lieuten-
ant Harris.
Capt. and Mrs. Robert DouGherty
entertained at their quarters. Their
guests were Major and Mrs. Peek
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The Y. w. c. A. will conduct a mass
meeting for women at St. PauIs Luz
theran Church tomorrow at o'clock.
Mise Jsie Field eounSX TSrk S, ,esrs.
ship" Miss Elizabeth Wilbur, violin
list, will assist the choral club.
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The regular organ recital held on the
third Sunday in each month In Bethie-
hem. Chapel Of WASHINGTON Cathedral.
WIN be given by Edgar Priest In place
Of the sermon at o'clock service to-
morrow afternoon. a.. .
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The Rev. F. W. johnson will celebrate
Tomorrow his tenth year as pastor Of
Grace Baptist Church. with special serv-
ices. In the morning the pastor will
First Day Until Now" In the evening
there will be a fellowship service. When
DIR. johnson took charge the church
worshiped In small chapel and had
20 members. Now II has a beautiful