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Evening star., 1925-09-10
Protecting Napery When Put Away
BY LYDIA LIE BARON WALKER.

IL Is Just as important to keep nap
Nlns, doilieS, centerpieceS and table
cloths from getting muSsed after they
ARE laundered as to have them smooth
" lroned at first. If the pieces are
not handled with care they will be
musSed even before they are laid away
IN their special drawers in the side
board or linen closet. 1t is so easy.
Tor instance, to let the corners of nap
klns turn back when others are piled
on them, and while the stack itself
may be neat and straight, some of the
separate pieces will look badly when
taken out to place on the table.
Linens in drawers or on shelves
nave to be treated with respect or else
they get rumpled with the handling
that must be given them when put
ting away and taking out pieces as
needed. The necessity of having each
sort of article in its own stack can
readily be seen. Unevenness in stacks
makes articles rumple. For instance
the largest tablecloths should be at
the bottom of the pile. If a smaller
one is beneath, the folds of the larger
one will droop and mussing is un-
avoidable.
How to Fold.
1t may be that the cloths of the
same size are folded unevenly, causing
cloths should be folded through the
lengthwise center. then once again
through the lengthwise center and
atterWard folded across once. twice
or more, according to their size.
Roll for Centerpiece.
Cardboard tubes such as come for
mailing magazines make excellent
rolls for Centerpieces. The length of
roll should be little more than the
diameter of the largest centerpiece
Then more than one can be rolled over
the one tube. Each handsome center
piece should have its separate tube.
neatly covered with white tissue pa
per free from wrinkles. Newspapers
can be rolled and covered with tissue
paper, and make excellent substitute
tubes.
Towel Rod Holder.
a towel rod fastened TO the wall in
pantry makes convenient holder
for centerpieces that are in constant
daily use 1t will keep them free from
creaseS without getting mussed, which
is apt to be the case when this naDerV
Is laid in drawer. There are few
drawers large enough to hold a good
sized Centerpiece when il is unfolded.
and each fold makes a crease. how
ever lightly and deftly the housewife
lays II away.
Order in Stacking.
When putting the laundry away Law
the napkins and tablecloths beneath
those in pile. and the napkins will
wear evenly. Each will get its share
OF use, for if the ones just washed
and ironed are put on top a few nap
klns VIII he worn out while Others
Evening star., 1925-09-10
Pineapple Mullins.

Mix and sift together two cupfuIS
of flour four teaspoonfu!s of baking
powder. oue-haIf teaspoonful of salt
and three tabiespoonfuls of sugar.
Beat two eggs. then add two-thirds
cupful of evaporated milk and one.
third cupful of water. Add to the dry
ingredients and beat until smooth.
Add three-fourths cupfuI of drained
crushed pineapple and three table
spoonfuls of shortening Bake in muf-
fin pans in 4 hot oven.
Evening star., 1925-09-10
New Devices by Expert Pleaters
BY MARY MARSHALL.

Did you ever stop to consider the
pleating on the skirt of your frock or
on the collar of your coat? Probably
not very seriously. Pleating seems a
rather simple thing. Maybe you feel
that YOU could do it yourself if you
had the proper machinery or imple-
mentS.
As matter Of fact. pleating is not
easy at all-that is, the sort of pleat.
Evening star., 1925-09-10
HOME NOTES
By JENNY WREN.

These neatly tailored slip covers
with their pleated ruffies for the seats
of dining room chairs might be useful
in several ways:
If the furniture is new and the seat
upholsteries receive rather hard usage.
the covers will protect them. If the
furniture is old and the seat covers
are somewhat worn, the slip covers
will hide them. If one desires to
change the color scheme of the room
Evening star., 1925-09-10
MODE MINIATURES

Accessories for Fall costumes have
started the season with many inter
esting features, some of the newest
niceties being leather balloon" bags.
These huge pouchlike purses of
brilliant morocco, boxed calf or dyed
pigskin are Continental vogue, and
one which fashion-doting Americans
were quick to seize upon, for their
spacious depths make them particu-
larly convenient for shopping, permit
ting madame to carry small trinkets
ard treasures with her. And because
of the extension strap across the top
they may serve as under or over. arm
models. NARCOTIC.
Evening star., 1925-09-10

PLEATED FROCK OF CREPE DE
CHINE.
ing that we find on many of the
frocks and wraps nowadays and most
of il has to be done by experts. some
of whom have spent years and years
perfecting their skill in this art or
industry. The fashion for pleating
surely had brought forward special
Evening star., 1925-09-10
Speak No Evil.

one Mother Says:
Somehow my little son formed the
habit of telling disagreeable stories
about his teachers and schoolmates
After each tale / added a pleasant re-
mark about the person he had men
toned or as often as possible saw that
the compliment came from him. Now
he is almost cured of the habit
Copyright 1925D
Evening star., 1925-09-10
Yesterdays "Puzzlick. a"

! There's a very mean man of Belize
! Who thinks he is clever and wise,
! And. what do you think?
| He saves gallons of ink
| BY simply not dotting his is.
Copyright 1925
Evening star., 1925-09-10
"PuzzIcks p"
-PuzzLe-Linrericks

said an envious. erudite i.
There is one thing l cannot >.
When a man wears my ;
He's a person of =,
While ] am a species of -"
l. The stoat, in its Winter dress
=. Ascertain the truth about
3. Outer covering for the body
4. Renown.
;. NOXiouS small animal
Mote: Put the proper words. indi
Gated by the numbers. into the CORE
spending spaces. and you will have q
complete limerick detailing the trou
BILE of the stoat. The answer and an
other .Puzzlick" will appear tomor
row
Evening star., 1925-09-10

will be comparatively new. Before
the tablecloth in the set is worn
threadbare some napkins will have to
be replenished, and II is scarcely
likely that the pattern can be match
ed exactly. SO the set will never be
complete again. With a little good
management this could be prevented.
Evening star., 1925-09-10
Misses the Mushrooms.

VINO knows his treasure Is suspected
AT once VIII see that it's protected
-ChatteTer the Red Squirrel
Evening star., 1925-09-10
Copyright. 10 ).

Across.
]. Communication of divine truth.
9. Persian poet.
10 Walk in water.
IL. Note of diatonic scale.
IL. Seaport of Samoa.
10. That is (abbr.).
IS. Constellation.
18. Indefinite article.
10. In addition.
90 Italian physician and mathemati-
23 Agitate.
"a. Sister. ~
26. Engineering degree (abbr.).
81. Existed.
90 Quartermaster (abbr).
80. In addition.
32 Bachelor of science (abbr.).
33. On.
80. Oriental weight.
81. Particularly.
Down.
/. Pertaining to a style of archi-
lecture.
.. Comma nder in the Mohammedan
East.
8. A State tabbr.l.
a. Epoch.
5. Two (Scotch).
s. A State (abbr.).
Evening star., 1925-09-10

DEAR DOROTHY DIN
am engaged this in
he
/ do
We Ianv
- - ~ u7
Evening star., 1925-09-10

More than one-half of. the world
tin supply now comes from Siam
Evening star., 1925-09-10

questions. just inclose stamped. ad-
dressed envelope for a personal reply.
fCopyrght 1929
Evening star., 1925-09-10

manly
II him
bu
wll wait until ne feels ready take a -
Evening star., 1925-09-10
My Neighbor Says:

'CoDyfight. 1920
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-02-12
At $50 Yard
Regular si.0o Value

Think Of II, iO-inch all
silk crepe de chine at
S9c the yard. Black.
white and n complete
range of every coloring.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-02-12

Regular SLID value
33-inCh all pure silk,
natural pongee. Japan
ESQ government stamped
first quality and IL
momme weight.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-02-12
WOmen's
Cotton Gloves

All sizes, In black,
white. gray. Worth
nearly three times the
sale price, pair
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-02-12

Taffetas, crepe de chimes,
flanncls, crepcs, tweeds,
serges, etc, in smart youth
ful styles. in new cOlors.
Broken sizes Of up to $3.50
values go in this sale at....
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-02-12

Bright, lustrous and
silky finish Black
whitc and As different
culprs. suitable for lin
inEs, slips, uudergGr-
rnents. etc.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-02-12

OF finest silks; made
to sell at up to $50.
Choice at
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-02-12

36-inch white pajRma checks. 3s-
inch chambray ginCham, i0-inch
printed voiles. 40-inch solid color
Npiles. 4O-inch white voile. 27-inCh
fine dress gingham.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-02-12

Plain tailored and cmbroi- =
dcred models of twill cord, y
poirct twill and tricotinc. All
silk lined. Sizes IL to "A.
Suits that formerly sold up
to $50; choice at..........
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-12-11
ROCNA sCH0DZA UCAsTINA
ROV TATRA HOME co.

Spolocnost' Haselton Slovak
Tatra Home Co. tymto nctive v
laskav1 znamost' dava vSetkym
svojim br. ncastinarom, re rocna
schodza sa bude odbyvat' dina 13.
decembra vecer 7. hodine v skol-
skej miestnosti ma Haseltine Ave.
Preto kazdy, ktory vlastni nejak6
deastiny, ma pristup ma t1to sch6,
dzu, a tax mech je kazdy bez w
nimkv pritomny, lebo pridu vel
mi vazne veci ma pretras, ktore sa
budd tykat' nasej budicnosti, a
tiez sa bud1 VOLT direktori ma
budlci rok, preto elm mas Wac
bude, tym sa lepsie moze o ME
com rokovat'. S lctou,
Andrej Malak, zapisnik.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-12-11
Y KTOREJ KRAJINE VYCHOD1
NAJVIAC CAsOPISOV?

Rozumie sa, ze v Spojenych Sta
toch. v Amerike vychadza dnes ma
10000 casopisov. Potion nasleduJe
Franc1xko 10000, Nemecko so
1000, Anglieko 5000 Talian-
sko S 2,5O0. Inac vyzera vsak ia
to statistika, ked' sa pocita pocet
casopisov v pomere k mnozstvu
obyvatel 'stva. TAX stoji na prvom
mieste Svajiarsko, kde ma jedon
million obyvatel 'stva pripada 27O
dennych novin. Ma druhom mieste
sd spojene staty $50 novinami
ma million obyvatelstva, potion
Franclizsko 24O, Holandsko 130,
Nemecko lis, Anglicko SO, Ia
liansko ma pre- million l'udi len 60
casopisov a Belgicko len 30. O O.
statnych krajinach statistika mlcl.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-12-11
ROCNA sCH0DZA 6. 519.
v E. YOUNGSTOWN.

Spolok Sv. u. M. Krista Pana,
cislo 519 v East Youngstown, O.
oznamuje svojim 1dom, ably sa
kazdy dostavil ma rocnn sch6dzu,
ktora sa 'bude odbyvat' dina 13.
decembra 1925, t. j. V 2. nedel u
tohoto mesiaca. Mill bratia, bud't
laskavi prid 'te ma, til schodzu,
Bude sa VOLT -spolkovl 1rad ma
rok 1926, taktiez sa budn pojed.
navat' romantic veci, tykajnce
sa nasho cisla. Tiez upovedomu-
jem tych 1dov, ktori dlhujd svo-
je prispevky, ably 81 ich kazdI Wy
rovnal. S iictou,
Michal Sedlacko, nct.,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-12-11
OZNAMENIE ROCNEJ sCH0.
DE 8. ODBORU N. S. s.

Odbor s. N. S. S. Youngstown
oznamuje svojim udom a ndky-
nam, re rocna schodza Odboru bu.
de sa odbyvat' v nedel' u, dina 13.
decembra 2. hod. popoludni v
spolkovej miestnosti ma Summit
Ave. Ma tejto sch6dzi nradnic
podajii svoje rocne zpravy sta
We a majetku nasho Odboru. Tiez
prevedie sa vol lba nradu ma bu-
duel rok 1926, preto ziad1cno je,
ably kazdy I'D a hdkyna pritomni
boil.
Udkyne 8. Odboru sd tymto
ziadane, ably sa dostavily ma tito
rocn1 sch6dzu a aby sa osvedGily,
ci chc1 byt' opravnene ma chorob-
MI podlporu ci sa zavazuj1 ma
takd platit'. Dlhujdci 1dovia zia-
DAM s1 svoje dlhy vyrovnat', le-
bo protivnom pade bude zakro-
Gene proti kazdemu dl'a stanov.
: Jozef Martinko, preds.
Frank vidumansky, det.
.S. Odb. N. s. s.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-12-11
20 sCH0DZE vENCA K. s
v E. YOUNGSTOWN

Bola som ma vaHnej s.hodzi =
r. Youngstown pod rimsko kat.
kostolom Sv. jana Krstitcl'a. kto-
ri od'bHvaly naSe} zcny, n Venca
131. K. S. ma ,ktord boil pozvani
a pritomnl al nasi muzoyia,. X.
Sokoli, zastupcovia skoro vSet-
kych sborov v Youngstown.
Ma tejto sch6dzi sa pojednava-
10 0 20,rocnom ,jubileume X. s.
15-rocneho jubileuma zalozenia
K. S. v f. Youngstown. Zastupco-
via zastupkyne sa usnesli ma
schodzi, ze budn odbIvat' tn slav-
most " januari 1926, hned po gre
cko- -katolickych sviatkach. Vaz-
nejsie vybory boly hned' zvolenf
schodza sa zakl 'ncila tou mai
lepSou naladou. Slava, Gest' a OBJ
div, panuje Ouch Bozi medzi slo-
vensl1ym l'udom a Vencu 131.
X. s. zelam mnoho zdaru a Bo-
zieho pozehnania. 81 'ubujem Yam,
re ma Vasu slavnoSt' dojdem yeas
rano odprevadit' mole sestriGky k
stolu Pana. Som VaSa Kristu,
Zpravoda jka.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-12-11
pOLITICKV PREHL'AD.

(Dokoncenie /. strany.)
ruhodnyv pocet prist 'ahovalccv
)richodi k nam protMakonnc
stvori sa potreba registracie ia
Disu) vsetkvch cudzincov. Ny ne
smieme byt' predpoiati voci Gu.
1zincovi preto, ze je cudzincom.
Meritko, ktorym meriame nase O.
Nvatel 'stvo, je muznost' ME
miesto narodenia. Obmedzenie pri-
t'ahovalectva je vacsej casti k
voli ekonomickym ucelom. Je OBJ
medzene, ably sme nemali roeny
oriliv prist 'ahovalectva vacsi, nez
mozeme votkat' do naSej ekono-
nickel latky takym sp6sobom, re
by boil zasobeni fch potrebami bez
nepotrebneho potzodenia nasich
zaujmov.
Prezldent tedy dotknul sa pO-
solstve otazky prist 'ahovaleckej a
dial znat', ze registracia bude IL
zakonena, jestli sa vynajde, ze
mnoho crdzincov prichodi do
Spojenych Statov nezakonite cez
hranice Kanady, Kuby, Mexika
a inym sposobom. y
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-12-11
ROCNA SCH0DZA 6. 1855. IKSZJ
v STRUTHERS.

Spolok NavSt1venia Panny Ma.
rie, {. 156. IKSZJ. v Struthers, O.
oznamuje svojim ndkynam, *
rocna sch0dza bude na nedel u
dina 20. decembra o !. hodine pc
polutlni. NastYito sch6dzu kazdi
sestra ma sa dostavit' lebo sa bu
dh VOLT move tiradniely al int
vazne veci pridu ma pretras. Dlhu
jilce sestry sn ziadane, ably ma te:
sch6dzi svoj dlh vyrovnaly. Ne.
pritomne sestry pokutovane budt
dl'a stanov.
Ostavam s pozdravom
Alzbeta Gabrik, zapisnfeka
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-12-11
2OCNA sCH0DZA &. 500. IKsJ

Spolok Sv. Cyrilla a Methoda
&. $40. IKSJ. vyzyva svojieh Il
1ov, ably sa dostavili ma rocnii
,ch6dzu, ktora sa bude odbtvat
Ina 13. decembra. Podane budsd
"oGne zpravy, prevedie sa vol 'ba
i1radnlkov a vybavia inc zalezito.
'ti, ktord boly ponechant ma rocnti
schodzu. Udovia sn ziadani prist
ia tito sch6dzu rozhoClne, lebo
lax bolo ma poslednej sch6dzi II.
Shodnutf, nepritomni budii polsu.
tovani dl'a stanov.
III ndovia, ktori dlhujn1, s1 zia.
1ani svoj dlh vyrovnat'.
S hctou,
Jozef Flip, predseda,
Jozef Hiznaj, tajomnik.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-12-11
RoCNA sCHoDzA &. 80. IKszJ.

Spolok Sv. Amy, &. 80. XII.
oznamuje svojim ddlSyniam, ze
sch6dza, ktora sa budc odbavovat
dina 13. decembra, ie roGna scho-
dza, a preto vsetky sestry sn zia-
dane, aby sa ma tn sch0dzn do
stavily. Prevedie sa vol 'ba ilradu
ma bndhci rok 1926, tax tiez al
inc vazne veci budn sa poiedna
vat. Zaroven vyzyvam tie sestry,
ktore dlhujn "a diva alebo Wac
mesiacov, ably svoj dlh ma tel sch6-
dzi vyrovnaly.
Inacim sa ictou,
Wilma Fabry, net.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-12-11
ROCNA SCH0DZA 46. ODBORU
ZIVENY.

Spolok Neposkvrnene Pocatej
p. Marie, Odbor 46. Ziteny bude
odbyvat' rocnn sch6dzu 20. de-
ccmbra a vyzyva svoje udkyne,
ably sa dostavily, ponevae sa pre-
vedie vol 'ba lradniciek ma bu-
dnci rok 1926. Tiez sa upomina-
jl tldkync, ktord dllhujd, ably svoj
dlh vyrovnaly, ably sa mohlo vset-
ko do poria'dku doniest'. TAX
prld tie mile sestry, hoe len raz do
roka vsetky.
Som krasnym pozdravom ma
vSetky spolusestry Odb. 46.
Maria Melek, iictovnieka.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-12-11
ROcNA sCHoDzA q. 132. PENN.
XIII. Y E. YOUNGSTOWN.

Ctene sestry ffsla 1872. davam
Yam ma znamost , ze budeme mat
V drlthn nedel II, Il. decembra
rocld schodzu, tax pytam Vas
spolnsestry, ably ste sa vsetlxy 81
sly na til schodzn a vyplatily svo.
ie dlhy. Budn sa VOLT al trad.
n1tky ma buduci rok 1926, tax
prfd tie vsetky pocujete al co je
noveho nasom elsie, ako SINE
gazdovaly.
Prosim Vas vsetky SeStry "a cd.
pustenie. ak SINE daco. dobrr ne.
chilly. Ale Wac by smc vykonaly,
keby bolo mencj reel viac pra.
ce. TAX by sme k datomu pri.
ily. Ale to 'azko pojdc, ked' bu.
lie zlost' a ncnavist mcdzi mani
oanovat'. Vzdy budeme ostavat
'cn nazad. Probujmc scStry milo
vat svejho bIMntho, jake seba
'ameho, tax budG katoli|.ke spoil.
~ rast', ale jak len kricat' a niG
lekonat', nikdy nebudeme mat
chuti do prace.
Ostavam so sesterskym pozdra.
vom,
Julia Barliak, zapisnicka,
LAG Tpnny Ave r. Yo,1nrStoyyn
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-12-11
ROGNA sCHoDZA &. 1853. P. 4
s. Z. J.

Ctene a mile sestry spolku Sv,
Amy, cisla 1853. Davam Vam ma
znamost', ze budeme mat v tret 4
nedel'u, 20. decembra rocn1 sch6-
dzu, tax pytam Vas, ably ste sa
vsetky sisly ma til schodzu, kaz-
da sestra mech 'donesie sebou IT,
kety, lebo sa bude vyhravat' fla
ta piatka. Ma sch0dzi tiez volenl
bude trad ma buddci rok 1926.
Ktora sestra nebude pritomna
bude pokutovana ma $1.OO.
Ostavam so sesterskym pozdra.
vom,
Anna Gonda, zapisnicka.
Maria Lilko, lctovnicka
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-12-11
Jozef Flip, predse'da,
Jozef Hiznaj, tajomnik.
ROCNA SCH0DZA &. 325. XII

spolok Sv. L'udmily, c. 1926 I
K. S. u. J. vydrziava v nedel'u
l3. decembra svoju rocnd sch6.
1zu, ma k ktord ST Z: ziadant a: vsetky
Sestry sa dostavit'. S1ch6dza sa
odbyva v skole Sv, -Cyrilla Me.
thoda. Bude vol'ba dradnfeiek ma
budiici rok, podane rocne nctv' a
vybavia sa mnohe inc vazne "a.
lezitosti spolku. S 1ctou,
Anna Mazur, itGt
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-12-11
sCH0DZA sBoRU 1os. K. s.

Sbor 1O8. K. s. ma Lansingville
bude vydlziavat' svoju riadnu
sch6dzu ma budticu nedel'u, 13
decembra popolndni o druhej he.
dine.
Laskave prosim vSetkych Gle.
nov tohoto sboru, ably sa dosta
viii ma t1to schodzu, lebo sa bude
kandidovat' novy iirad tiez al
inc zalezitosti sa musia vybavit'
Idar Bob
Jozef Rehak, spravca
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-12-11
SpoIkove zpravy
ROCNA sCHoDZA Z, $40, rKSJ

Spolok Sv. Stefana, {. $40. I. X,
s. j. oznamlje svojim 6lenom, ze
rocna schodza, ktora sa nemohla
oabyvat' v nedel'n, 6. dec, bn-
de v nedel'u, Is. decembra po ODE.
de 2. hod. V skole Sv. Cyrilla q
Methoda. Ma sch6dzi prevedie sa
vol iba noveho 1radu vybavia inc
vazne zalezitosti, preto kazdy i'd
mech sa neomyl'ne dostanovl.
s i1cton,
Michal Puhalla, jift
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-11-13
Bis RAIN FILLS
CHEVY CHASE
CELLARS
Precipitation of 100 Inches
Shown on Weather
Bureau Records

washington used umbrellas, taxi.
cabs. slickers, and overshoes last
night in q rain that drenched the
city, flooded cellars and showed a
total precipitation OF 1.20 inches on
the Weather Bureau records.
Except for street cars, an occa-
sional automobile and telegraph mes
sengers, the downtown streets were
practically deserted, as the rain be-
gan hours before dusk and con.
tinued to como down, more or less
steadily, until midnight.
The feature Of the wet evening
was the usual cellar flooding in sec.
tions Of Chevy Chase.
Robert III. Smith, Of 1907 Nc
Kinley street, called the station of
Engine Company No. %, whose
crew, under direction of Battalion
Chief Charles beers, pumped q great
amount Of excess water out Of Mr..
Smiths cellar.
Nearby residents thought Mr..
Smith was getting what they also
were entitled to, their cellars also
resembling Venice, so No. 20 was
kept busy for several hours.
The new day dawned clear and
cooler, but found several sections of
the city, particularly in the out.
skirts, boasting record-brealing mud
holes.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-11-13
FANEDP|CTURE:S
LOANED FOR
EXHIBIT
Early American Portraits at
the Capitol Go to Ma
tional Museum

-Four of the most famous portraits
IN the Capital win be removed to
the New Museum early next month
for exhibition in the collection OF
early American portraits at the Ma
tlonal Gallery of Art.
The paintings are those OF Pat.
trick Henry by Thomas Sullivan.
now in the northwest corner Of the
Senate corridor; Charles Carroll OF
Carrollton, by Chester Harding. on
the gallery floor Of the House wing.
facing the great paintings Of the
Emancipation Proclamation signing;
Carlos Franzoni, by Pietro Bonnani,
in the office Of the architect Of the
Capitol, and the portrait Of George
Washington by Gilbert Stuart, in
the rooms Of the Senate COMMITTEES
On Postoffices and Post Roads.
The paintings are being loaned to
the gallery for tho duration Of the
exhibit, which win include all the
outstanding early American por-
traits now in the possession Of the
Government. .
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-11-13
ORGAN
PROGRAM IS
VARIED
Noted Radio Artist includes
Popular Numbers In Con-
cert n Auditorium
By BLANCHE b. JOYCE

The few who defied last nights
downpour to listen to Henry r. Sci
bert. OF New York city, in an organ
recital at washington Auditorium,
heard = diversified program such a.
is rarely presented FLOR the organ
Radio fans viii recollect Mr.. Sci
bert in his Sunday evening recitala
broadcast from New York through
station WEAF.
Mr.. Seibert stuck to his policy Of
including In his program numbers
that every one can enjoy and un.
derstand," az announced in the leaf
LET with the result that popular
music predominated. Two selections
OF purely organ music were given
HHf1deI's Largo and Yon's Con-
cert Study for Pedals. While few
of his numbers such as Men
delssohn's March Of the Priests, -
Schubert's Ave Maria" Sibelius'
'sFinlandia," Eullivan's Lost Chord"
and possibly Wagner's ''To the Eve.
ming Star" were well adopted to the
program: others were not.
Nevin's "Will o. the Wisp" lost
much Of fits wispiness. Sturges'
Caprice" lost much Of its capri.
ciousness, and Boecherini's Min.
net" much Of its daintiness. The
clear tones OF Pietro Yon's italian
Rhapsody were smothered. The
booming tones Of the organ failed
to give a sonata effect to Men.
delssohn'a Allegro Vivace."
None OF these defects, however.
can be laid to the playing OF Mr..
Seibert. He used skill and under.
standing. but all music IL not
written for pipe organ production,
The harp accompaniment In the
'Swanee River" was a novelty, al
was the Musical Snuff Box, with
its tinlkling bells.
Other numbers on the program
were Books "Marche Champetre,'
and Home, Sweet Home" with
medley for the end, including
Dixie" Red, White and Blue, a
Yankee Doodle" and "Star-Span-
pled Banner"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-11-13
St. EL|zABETH'S
To GO BEFORE
CONGRESS
Hines Committee Completes
Investigation, Revealing New
Angle in Charges

Conditions at st. Elizabeth's Hos
pital, the subject Of an adverse
report Of the District grand jury
two months ago, will be placed be-
fore the coming session OF Con-
gress for inquiry and action, It
was learned today.
The investigating committee APP
pointed by General Frank T. Hines
director Of the Veterans Bureau.
completed its work late yesterday,
when q report on the hospital was
given the director.
This report substantiated earlier
charges Of congestion, lack OF nee
essary personnel and revealed an
angle heretofore obscure, in stating
that guardians OF patients fail to
cooperate with hospital authorities