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The Washington herald., 1919-02-02

Our Lords likening Himself to a
shepherd and His followers to sheep
has been an inspiration to poets.
preachers, artists, and devout souls
generally throughout the centuries OF
our era. While all His discourses
are fraught with a significance that
increases with repeated readings,
some Of His utterances are of out
standing interest because of their uni
versal application and personal ap-
peal. The sermon Of the Good Shep-
herd is prominent in this class. Read
John 10.
None other than the Lord Himself
has depicted so forcefulIy and vet
simply the contrast between shepherd
and sheep-herder. between owner and
hiTeling, between him who is ready
to defend the sheep because nc loves
them, and the other who sees in the
flock only so much wool. hide. and
mutton.
Our literature contains no more
striking differentiation OF devoted
service from money-loving effort than
that presented in this brief. terse vet
comprehensive discourse Every ef-
ficient labOrer is worthy Of his hire.
or ought to be. be he plOwman. arti-
zan or professional. artist. tea cher or
preacher. Far from there being dis
credit in receiving wage for work.
this reciprocal relationship is a funda-
mental necessity OF community exist
ence. But he whose sole purpose and
interest is the wage, without de-
vOtion 10 TIM service for its intrinsic
good, is but a hired servant and
likely so TO remain.
Never has been spoken a stronger
arTaignment Of insinceTe teachers.
false pastors. self-seeking hirelings-
those who teach for pelf and divine
for dollars. robbers who pose as
shepherds yet avoid the door to the
fold and climb up some other way"
PROPHETS in the devils employ who. TO
achieve their masters purpose. hosi-
tate not 10 robe themselves in as
sumed sanctity, and appear in Sleeps
clothing while inwardly they are
ravening wolves. Matt. 1.l5D
In the record OF this profound dis
course. one verse appears as an
abrupt Interpolation. bearing little re-
lation aside from imagery with pre-
cedinE or following verses This
reads: And other sheep I have.
which nre not of this foIdi them
also ! must bring. and they shall
hear my voice; mud there shall be
one fold, and one shepherd" John
1O:16D
The Bible contains no related pas
sage affording explanation Com
men;ators treat this verse as an iso-
lated and unconnected utterancr. and
content themselves with the sug-
Cestion that the other sheep" may
be the Gentle nations who are 10
be brought into the Jewish fold un-
der the one shepherd. The Jews who
heard the Lord speak 50 understood
Him. The Book Of Mormon how
ever. illumines our understanding Of
the quoted Scripture, and explains
the Lords purpose in speaking as He
The Washington herald., 1919-02-02
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

Past Grand Chancellor William
\. kimmel. who aspires to a seat in
the supreme Lodge. knights Of Pv-
thlaS. is well known in business and
iraternal circles in this city. He has
been in the building busines. for
thlrty- thre" years. and has also been
identified with fraternal orders since
1872 He has filled all the offices in
the Grand Lodge. X. p.
The grand chief sister. MoIlic
Mitchell and the grand Junior sister.
Carrie Davis. will be rendered a re-
"eption by Friendship Temple. Py-
THAN Sisters, Wednesday evening.
February >. Sister Adah s. Kimmcl
wIH be the hostess.
Brother G. Frank Day is a candi-
date for supreme representative.
The election will occur at tho an
nual convention Of the Grand Lodge
February l.
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stop at F street. where a patrol wagon
and a squad OF policemen were boz
waiting Ford. who was handcuf.d
to the portIy mayor. was fairly hurried
with the official into the hUrrl-Ir
wagon. and quick trip made 10 rO-
lice headquarters.
Ford was later confined iu cell 90
No police station where ne con-
fessed 10 Lieut. OF Police John Kelly.
that he murderd Elsie KreEio, but de-
MED that he had committed q Grim
inal assault. His case was handed
with such expedition that within
about a month after his capture h"
had been tried. sentenced and eNecut-
ed
Il sincerely hope Mai Pullman Will
be equally successful Iu the preset
strenuous man hunt as Bob Board
man was twenty-four years ago SEQ
the Ford case the old police report. .
said.
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did and in leaving the subject with
out further exposition.
Shortly after His ascension. Christ
visited a detached body OF Israelites
then existing as a great nation on the
Western Continent. To them He de-
clared Himself to be the slain and
resurrected Son OF God, through
whom alone salvation was made pos
sible TO man. He gave them precepts
and comma Andments, and chose twelve
disciples whom He ordained TO teach
the Gospel and 70 administer In His
name the ordinances thereof To
them He said. referring TO the Jews
amongst whom He had lived and
died:
ssThIs much did the Father com
msnd me, that should tell unite
themi That other sheep I hsye,whIch
are not of this foIdI them also I must
bring. and they .hnII hear my voIeeI
and there shall be one fold, and
one shepherd. And now because Of
stinneckedness and unbeHcf, they
understood not my words therefor
was commanded 10 say no more
Of the Father concerning this thinE
unto them. And verify, say
unto you. that ye are they of whom
I saIdt Other sheep I have which
are not Of this foIdE them also
must bring. and they shall hear NY
yoIcet aud there shall be one fold.
and one shepherd. And they under
stood me not. for they supposed tt
had been the GentiIcsI for they IN
dcrstood not that the GentiIes shouid
be converted through their preach
ing. And they upderstood me not
that said they shall hear my voicei
and they understeOd me not that
the GentiIes should not Ht any tir"
hear my voices that should not
manifest myself unto them, snve it
were by the Holy Ghost. But bc-
hold, yet have both heard my voice.
and seen meE and ye are my sheep.
md ye are numbered among those
whom the Father hath given me"
Book OF Mormon. : Nephi lj:l6-2ln
II Is evident that even the Jewish
Apostles had failed to apprehend the
real significance OF the Master
words: for they had vaguely sur
missed that He would manifest Him
self in personal ministry among the
Gentiles. obIivious TO the fact ths
He had been sent 10 the lost sheep
Of the House Of Israel. and that ONLY
through the ministrations OF His or
daired representatives, would ths
Gospel be declared TO the Gentle
world
But. as other parts OF the sacred
record make plain, the Gospel 1s Of
fered freely to the Geuules OF the
earth, and they through acceptance
and obedience shall be numbered with
Israel and be made partakeTs ~ the
blessings assured by covenant 10 Ih"
righteous. See Book OF Mormon.
Nephi 3O.2: Nephi 1913.
For the Book Of Mormon. etc. aD-
ply 10 booksellers or write direct q"
Eastern States Mission. 20 Gates
Ave. Brooklyn. y. Y. or Bureau or
Information. salt Lake City, Utah
Adv
The Washington herald., 1919-02-02
D. A. R..

Last Thursday night, State Goun-
cilor Rock and her staf of officers
paid Esther Council No. 20, Daugh
ters of America, the annual vista
ton.
Despite the inclemcnt weather
ninety persons were present to en-
JOY the interesting program. and the
not less interesting refreshments.
The state council stan and the re-
firing cofpcilor were presented use
full presents in stirring. patriotic
speeches.
Esther Council has large num-
Der of applicants for membership.
and is preparing to take an active
part in the grand colonial march
and dance to be given by the State
Council, February 81.
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Anthony League

The regular monthly meeting Of
the Anthony League will be held at
the headquarters of the n A. w.
>. Association. 1926 Rhode Island
avenue, on Thursday, at s D. m.
Mrs. Nanette B. Paul. chairman of
the committee on education, will
speak on Palestine. and will pre-
sent number of characters of
Bible history in native costumes Sc
lected from the Biblical Museum.
formerly owned by Madam Mount
ford. Music of a special character
will be provided by Mrs. Wayne b,
Wheeler
The weekly meeting on Wednes-
day, at the home of the president,
The Washington herald., 1919-02-02

Mis-. Anna L. Hendley, 2c07 Column
bia road, was entertained by Mrs.
Cantrtll and Mrs. Kincheloe. wives
of Congressman from Kentucky.
Three delegates were elected to the
convention of the League to Enforce
Peace, to be held in New York city
February and Z. Mrs. Kate Waller
Barrett and Mrs. Jenness Miller also
spoke during the afternoon. On
next Wednesday afternoon Mrs.
Lucy Page Stelle will speak at 4
o'clock on the "Unthinking Frivoli-
ties of the Age" Both meetings are
open to the public.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-02
ODD FELLOWS.

Mon av LansInu. No 25 degree; Union. No.
L. anil Beacon. W. Is FrI-IuaSs
TUESDAY -WaShIn-rou. W 8. degrue; Amity.
No =. p E7r'. Mount Pleasant. No. . degree.
Golden Eulc No o.. business
"Wednesday Eastern. No. : degree: Harmony.
NJ 2 d.Erre. Friendship No = business
Tnur-is Columbia. No. 70. degree; Covenant,
Nc q. dsaT-. Phoenix business.
Friday central. NJ. ]. degree. Metropolis
No 10. degree, Federal City No. . business.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-02
Victory Chapter, ID. A. IL.

The Victory Chapter. d. A r..
was organized at the home of Mrs.
Louis \. Abbot, 55O9 Thirty ninth
street. last Monday evening, by the
State regent. Miss Hllda Fletcher,
with twenty-one members. After an
address of welcome by the State
regent the following officers were
elected:
Mrs. l.. \. Abbot. regent; Mrs.
Joseph Stewart, viCe-Icgent; Mrs. D.
ID. Caldwell. recording secretary:
Mrs. F. r. Sale. corresponding sec
retary: Mrs. f.. r. Harvey. treas
urer; Mrs. T. J. Kemp, registrar. and
Miss ImOgene lexis, historian. This
was followed by several songs by
Miss Dorothy Schaaff. and two read
ings by Miss Locke. one entitled
America" by Henry Van Dyke. be
ing especially fine. After the sing
ing of The Star SpanGlCd Banner"
refreshments were served in the
dining-room. where the Ccnter-picce
on the table was a fac-simile of the
good ship "NiCtory." which was
equipped by Lafayette. and in which
he sailed to aid the Ievolutionists.
Miss lexis and Mrs. Harry Ridge
ly. of the American Liberty Chap
ter. presided at the table. David u.
Caldwell was tOastmastcr, and a
toast to the success Of the chapter
was given by Hon. Joseph Stewart.
Among the invited guests WIS Mrs.
Duncan L. Fletcher. the organizing
secretary general. who. gave the
chapter a word Of greeting.
The Twentieth Century Club met
Saturday evening with Mrs. Ida k.t-
per, GA & street northeast Every
member being present. several ques-
tIonS came up and were Tut before
the club by the president. Mrs T.
Viola Thompson. Victor Caslcgc pre-
sented the club with ballot box
At II o'clock the president and Q. b.
Hopkins led the way TO the dining
room, where a Christmas supper wa-
served. The table decorations ana
place cards were Christmas tokens
The next meeting will be with the
financial secretary. Mrs. Mamie Cox
Howell. 6&3 g street northeast. Satur-
day. February 10
The Washington herald., 1919-02-02
MASONIC,
East Gate Chapter. No. II.

tast bnte Z napier No. IL
East Gate Chapter. No. Il, will en-
tertain East Gate Lodge. No. "a, at
the next meeting Of the chapter. Fri
day, February :. The worthy matrOn
announces that a short business meet
ing will be held and requests all OFF,
GERS to be present at 80 o'clock sharp,
so that the chapter may transact all
business in short order and have open
house when their visitors arrive. A
special program has been prepared
and every member is urged to be pres
ent
The next stated communication OF
Washington Centennial Lodge, Feb
ruary >. has been set aside for busi-
ness and a social evening. Past Mas
ter Marx r. Kahn and W. II. Nc
Carty will be in charge and a cordial
invitation is extended to members of
this and other jurisdictions Lodge
meets in room !. New Masonic Tenn
-ple at 80 D. m
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Arcmc chapter. No. 10.

Areme Chapter. No. 10. will meet
on Wednesday. February >. 1919,
and Worthy Matron Ada NIung an
nOunCes that the evening will be
devoted to business. entertainment
and dancing. and extends to all a
cordial invitation, as this will be
an open meeting. after the business
has been conducted.
There will be a dance given for
the benefit Of the chapter at the
Arcade on Tuesday. February II.
The Worthy Grand MatrOn and
Worthy Grand Patron will be guests
OF honor on this occasion.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-02
Hit, Pan-Afncsn Congress.

Because France disspprovcs q Isr
African congress at Paris NOW. -N
State Depa rtment ruled yesterday u.
passports TO attend such g Esrh'r la-
can be issued.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-02

Manufacturer Note NUNsted Iron which
used by IN sullivan and otheTs with such sur
IEusug results and which y prescribed and rec-
Ommended above By phvsicjEnS is not srCrr1
remedy but one which Is well known 90 drug
gists everywhere. Unlike the older inorganic
iron products. II Is easily assimilatsd. docs not
iulurc the teeth. make them black. nor uIlset the
stomach. The manufacturers guarantee sue
CeS-s and entirelN sztlsfaCtOrN results 20
GesN purchaser o. they will refund VOW none.
IL is dispensed IN thus city BY ldEgetts Drus
gists.-AdV
The Washington herald., 1919-02-02
SHEEP OF ANOTHER FOLD
Shepherds and Sheep-Herders
by DIR. JAMES y. TALMAGE.

or Council Of
Note For free
The Washington herald., 1919-02-02
ENCAMPMENT.
0nday-Fr1d d. Stuart. NJ. :. degree
PATRIARCHS MILITANT.
SATURDAY anton Washington, No. !.

Central. No. 1. at their meeting on
Friday evening conferred the Degree
of Truth on a class of candidates.
The members who composed the de
gree team were all veteran odd Eel
lows OF more than twenty-five years
The Washington herald., 1919-02-02

cent in iron. Psllor means suaemis The skin Of
an anaemic sTOmsu is pale, the 4ssl habhy The
memory fails. and often thev hecoms U,rk.
nervous, irritable. despondsrt aud melanCh by.
Give such woman a short course Of SuNsted
Iron and she often quickly b comes an entirely
different individual-strung healthy and a rosy
checked. have used NuKsted Iron widely IN
my own practice in most severe, ssgrsvsted
The Washington herald., 1919-02-02
Found in Hotel.

Headquarters was practically bar
rem of clues and Inspector Holm
berger. in charge Of the Detective
Bureau. was almost at his wits ends.
when a police reporter set forth one
night to locate the mysterious wom-
an. Representative Albert johnson.
of the State of Washington. then
police reporter on an opposition
newspaper, took up one of the num-
erous scents which led him to South
Washington, where a perfectly inno-
cent woman had been catalogued as
suspect. The first mentioned
newsman hired a nighttime hack
and worked in the northwest sec
tion. By midnight he had fastened
the crime on a woman who was a
guest at the Hotel Eismere on II
street between Fourteenth and Fif-
teenth streets northwest. After col
lecting sufficient evidence to con-
vince him that the party at the Els
mere was really the "myftarious
woman in black" go badly wanted
by the police, he proceeded to the
residences of Detectives Carter and
Gallaher and informed them OF his
success. Entering the carriage the
detectives accompanied the reporter
to the hotel, and after satisfying
themselves that the culprit was up
stairs snuGIy ensconced in bed.
waited until morning to formally
arrest her.
Soon after daylight the woman
was taken to the First Precinct po-
lice station on Twelfth street, and
gave her name as Miss Marie De-
The Washington herald., 1919-02-02
MACCABEES,
". ". 4. Of the Maccabec..

Tn" Officers Club was deIichtfuI-
ly entertained by. the Geor@etown
Review Friday evening. In tn" abb
senrC of the state commander. thu
vice president. Miss Edna Mcintosh,
presided. Thirty-fiye members were
present. After the usual routine or
business luncheon was served
National Review No. I will be hos
tess to the club in February.
TIL" euchre given by Mt. Vernon
No. was Il great success
Liberty Union No. VIII hold its
r. @ular meeting Monday evening.
Victory Review No. -. Tuesday
evening: Mount Vernon No. =,
Thursday evening; National Review
No l, Friday evening in the W. T.
y. Hall at Seventh and streets
northwest. over Central Savings
Bank.
Deputy Supreme Commander Min
me- keppinger installed officers in
Wilmington Friday evening. Will
install in Cumberland. Nd. Monday
evening. and Victory Review No.
-. d. C.. Tuesday evening.
The rummaGe sale held by Lib
erty Union was a great success.
Georgetown Review will hold a
rummage sale this week
The Washington herald., 1919-02-02

lOInl N hl khl.l.
iron just as w
use salt when uslr
food d as d.
enough salt.
Iron l. absDlu',
n nUcysSaU u e.
able your blood 10
change food in
to living tis-
sue Without It
no matter how
much CT what
you eat your
food merely
D a : : e =
I hT oUE !
YOU with n
out doing
YOU good,
and as a IA
consequence e ~ :
YOU become ",
weak, uSle e.
and sickly- -
looking just
like a plant
trying to TIL
grow in a
soil den
The Washington herald., 1919-02-02
LOOKING BACKWARD.

CONTINTED FROM PAGE THREE.
woman hunt was staged in March.
lS9I. The female SoUGht by the entire
police fore" of the District was desig-
mated as the mysterious woman in
black" She was wanted for the crime
of arson, the specific charge being her
attempt to destroy by fire several
Catholic churches including st. Pat
rick'S. st. Dominics and st. Mary's.
The attempts We're made on different
days. and all within period of about
ten days. There was much excite
ment in the city over the persistent
work of the woman frebug. Head
quarters Detectives Joseph Carter and
his partner. Gallaher. were especially
assigned to the case. but every plain
clothes man and uniformed policeman
on the force was urged to use his ut
most endeaV0rS to run down the dan
gerouS woman.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-02

charter members and the members OF
the order in general on Monday,
February 10.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-02

National Tent No. l at its last
meeting obligated two new mem
bers, who. with ten others. will have
the long form of the degree con-
ferred on them at the meeting Feb
ruary Il. The entertainment COM
mIttee reported everything in rcadi-
ness for the entertainment of the
The Washington herald., 1919-02-02
REBEKAH DECREE.

Monday Ruth, No. . degTec; Nsomia, No l.
dt grer.
Tuesday Fidelity. No. =. degree
Wednesday- Home Circle at Odd Fellows
Home. 5ZJ y st. NV
Thursday-Dorcas No. 4. business; Friend
ship No. s. business.
FnLay-Minam, No. 6, degree.
Ruth Lodge, No. ., will hold its regu-
lar meeting tomorrow evening in lodge
room. No. >. l. o. O. F. Temple In
addition to the regular business the
Rebekah degree will be conferred by
a degree team under the direction of
Past Noble Grand Mrs. Henrietta
Werner.
The Assembly Home Circle will hold
the regular monthly meeting in the par
lors of odd Fellows Home on WedneS-
day evening. The committee having in
charge the rummage sale will submit
their report, and plans will he con-
sidered for holding lawn fetes. ex-
cursiOn and entertainments during the
year for the benefit of the home.
Fidelity Lodge. No. :. will hold their
meeting on Tuesday evening in Lang
don Lodge Hall At the last meeting
the officers were installed with the
officers of LangdOn Lodge, No. 26. and
at the close 'of which a social meeting
was held and refreshments served.
Seven applications for membership
were received by the secretary during
the meeting
The Washington herald., 1919-02-02

-onditions with unfNhnE results ]
have induced many other Ihvsi-
cans 70 give it tna' ell =
whom have given me most sur
p-ising reports IN reEsrd 20 IT,
great power a. health aud
strength builder.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-02
\ THE TIRED
| NERVOUS
| HOUSE WIFE

Scarcely a day goes lv bnt thar
Sc women Whose carrwoTu fa.rs. dag
Hng steps and g,ueHllh weak. 'u~I
app aTanCe show UWI~'aAalIr ~Ilu> u'
that ana, mic. Iuu-d WI o. udltHnr
usually brUught On In lana .f n.H lu
the blood.
There can h. un sr.ur hca'iLv
BEAUTIFUL women wlth.u- Iru and
lIaSEUCh as refining IUre->r> am
modern cooking methods umNr the
irun Of Mother ESrtA trnm 81 nIauy Of
our most Common fs-Is thls iron d,hc-
irncy should b. >uI1 lied bog using sume
The Washington herald., 1919-02-02
Is Your Blood Starving for Want of Iron?
Cooking and Living Have Made Alarming In
Deficiency in Blood of American Men and Women
WHY NUXATED IRON so QUICKLY BUILDS UP WEAK
NERVOUS, RUNDOWN PEOPLE-Over 5000, 600
People Annually Taking 1t in This Country Alone
to Increase Their Strength, Power, Energy and En-
durance

NuJatei IrCn-or Il you don't
want to go to this trouble, tCn
purchase only NuNated Iron IN
its original package and sc
that tins particular name
lNuNated Ironl apTraTs on the
1aCkSgp. II You he's taken
preparations such as NuN and
Irun aud other similar lrn
products and failed to get O."
suits. remumhCr that such pod
ucts ar an entirely dIfcrr'
thing frrm NuNatcd Iron In
commenting uIOu the value az
lrnn a. means for creating rsl
klODl SrrrnCfh
The Washington herald., 1919-02-02

and endurance.
DT. Ferdinand
King. a New
NCry Physician
and NJ . q j cal
Author. says
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-11-18
REPUBLICANS MEET
TO PLAN CAMPAIGN

According to Reno newspapers, the
meeting of Nevada Republicans held
in that city last Saturday was the
most enthusiastic gathering of the
kind for many years About fifty men
and women of the party, from al sec
tions of the State. were present. and
first steps were taken which, accord
ing to the Gazette. they hope will
lead to landing this State in the Re-
publican column next year."
Chairman w. s. Lunsford was in
structed to appoint committee to
consist of two members from every
county in the State. ON which women
are to be given recognition, to make
necessary plans for a meeting to be
held in Reno next January. This COM
mittee is to consult with members of
the State central committee and make
necessary recommendations regarding
plans for Republican success in the
State.
After the meeting Chairman Luns-
ford announced that the Statewide
committee could not be named for
week or ten days, as he wishes to give
the appointments careful considera-
tion on account of the Importance of
the work the committee will be called
upon to perform.
A general discussion of plans for
campaign work and reorganization of
the party in Nevada was INDUCED in.
Among those who expressed their
views at the meeting were Whitman
Symmes, Sam Platt. E. E. Roberts,
Mark Walser, Sardis Summerfield.
George Springmeyer. A. Grant Miller
Cole L. Harwood. j. III. Hash. w. S.
Lunsford, William NJ Kearney. II. B.
Maxson and Mrs Mary Frandsman.
1t was suggested that a meeting of
the State central committee should be
held soon to fill vacancies existing on
the committee from Humboldt and
Pershing counties.
No date is yet announced for the
big meeting in January, at which
speakers of national prominence are
expected to be present.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-11-18
HEAP BIG PROPHET
IS PARADISE INDIAN
Especial Correspondence


PARADISE, Nevada-Old John Ske-
daddle, the Piute prophet of the
weather, was right. Heap plenty
sun come now" AS result of warm,
springlike days. the snow line of the
distant mountains moves steadily
toward the SUBMITS.
Ed Connor, superintendent at the
Godchaux ranch, was in town Sunday.
His company has started to feed cat
tie on the Elko county ranches, where
considerable snow is reported.
The big basin of Cottonwood creek
will reverberate with the sound of
axes next Thursday. The Paradise
permittees of the forest reserve are
going up to cut the fence posts to be
used in fencing the south boundary Of
the restricted area.
Fred Shindler, an orchardist from
Reno, is pruning the fruit trees at the
Case orchard.
William Stock and F. b. Stewart
rode the Big Cottonwood basin Sun
day in response to a telephone mes
sage reQuestig them to look out for
Ellison and Snapp cattle reported
there.
In falling against door frame last
Friday evening. Mrs. f. J. Lye suf-
fered painful sprain to her right
shoulder.
Naomi Rebekah lodge will initiate
the following members at their lodge
meeting Wednesday: II. L. Lye. Elmer
CONTINUED on Page Six)