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To t 0 the Salaried S a arse Mail MailWe M an JJi I 5 t k <
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> We e have sold fiftysix fit six homes in 1n this tract trad Sold five v < last la t wee weelorty week V eK > I If I1fQTty
f lorty Qrt of them were sold to families to falaried 1 roan wfco w 1 vbo o w wtrc wtrcpa vsne vsner ti tigaysng
gaysng pa r rentt rent renthe
I t 1 t The he balance were sold to salaried men m n who had made their earnings earningswork earningsWmrk earningsI earningswork
work and either owned or had owned other real estatewtltlgh estate estateConsidering estateL
L rCoasideriQ Considering wtltlgh th thdo the kith standard of the homes that tb t we are in 1st a j > 0sif 0siftion si sition si =
tion to sell you now for f r
3750 3750Cash
300 Cash Balance 2950 Monthly MonthlyIncluding MonthlyIncluding MonthlyIncluding
Including all allmrt3 interest and principal principaltpft principalf
tpft f foal more than justified ustifl in asking you for sixty minutes min nutds J off f fJi yy yytinie uvtrine
tinie ti a to investigate v vWe
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We Want ant to Meet You at atGeorgia
3223 Georgia Avenue N W WFormerly WFormerly WFormerly
Formerly Brightwood Avenue AvenueWant AvenueVmt
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Want to show you a better home than you can rent aad t tOill lCUYQ lCUYQyou 11 you youbow go goow ti
bow ow you can own v it on a salary and without inconvenience inconvenienceMany inconvenienceMaay inconvenicllcezany
Many times we have pointed out the way to the indipoadaace indeptm sacc of ofhome ofborne ofhome
home ownership to those who thought it beyond them themTo tbemI tbemTo
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To 0 Inspect InspectTake InspectTake InspectTake
Take 9th st st car to corner of Lamout st or if more coHvewient coHvewienttakej CQIl5ielltt coir + eident eidenttRttj
takej t 1 Ittll 1th st 51 car to Kftayon K Ot1 or Lainoot 9t t t and walk two twosqmr sqttaro Iaares caJt triisths t tUi fQ
i hs Ui property propertyNOTE propertyNOTE
NOTThere NOTE NOTE There are only a few remaining unsold houses hous bousthat i that ace acejuffidently rcI arcailmcIeitly
juffidently I mcicntly completed for us to get et you in them and cpmlortabry comhortab settled settledbabre letttedrc seinedccirc
babre ccirc rc the holidays holidaysI
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FIRE RUINS OLD WAREHOUSEmB1lEl WAREHOUSE WAREHOUSEFlsrna
Flsrna mB1lEl F1 Blrn B OL Interior of Building on onOamal onOoul onOaxal
Oamal Front FrontBIono FrontDlue FrontM FrontBlazo
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BIono Cause jaUfU i 9 1roo 1t ± 5OO OO Damage to Brick BrickStrnoturo DrickStruoturo DrlekStructuro
Strnoturo In Thirtythird ThirtythirdFir TJLlrtythlrclStieet ThlrtTthirdStbeet
Stieet GeorgetownF Georgetown
Fir F bttmed tiM IhUtrlor of a trarehcttM trarehcttMat wat OUM OUMat
at th u intersection iater ouoa of Thirtythird street straetand streetlid Streetsad
and the Chesapeake ape and Ohio Canal yes yesterday y ytMday yesterday ¬
terday aXtarnoon causing SUM IJCtl lost lostTvhloh ouwhloh loanwhloh
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whloh is partly covered by insurance insuranceThe l08uraooeThe inuranoeTb
The Tb buUdiac was owned by the Potomac Potomacileotrio PotOma4El PotomacFaeottio
ileotrio El Light Company and occupied by byJames byJam byJames
James Jam O Caton A Son who used it forstorage for forstorage fortorqe
storage purposes Feed and grain and aadfour DdfQur andfour
four monumestewre monuments were stored in the buUdIng build buildIng 0uUdIn
Ing In a twostory brick structure built builtabout buUtabout builtabout
about fifty years ago agoMr poMr agoMr
Mr Caton was entering terfng an automobile to toleave toleave toleave
leave the city when he was informed the thetvartbons thewar thewar4JlouN
tvartbons war was burning H He reached the thescene OMS thescene
scene S De hi Ina a few minutes minu and saw flames flamesrising 1Iamerta1Dg fiarseerising
rising from the root To these who were werenrst werefret we wenrlt
fret to M He the th Ore it seamed 141 the blaH blaHnrlg1Dted blaseorlgInated bbu bbunriglnaud
nriglnaud on the top floor1he floor floorThe oorTb
The Tb names Slam spread with rapidity and andwhen andwhen andwhen
when Engine Companion Nos 1 K 5 and andend 9 9and fItld
and tld Truck No 2 reached th the scene the in interior Intfrior Intenor ¬
tenor Of C the building b Udtu was filled with withflames withflamee 1th 1thflames
flames The blaze was discovered d red about IM 190h IMvclock 1JOvdock
h vclock ad fireman worked for two hours hoursami hoursan hoursan
ami an I a half before they extinguished the thelast thela thelast
last la t spark sparkAttracted sparkAttracted parkAltraeted
Attracted by a cloud of 0 smoke which whicharose whIchArON whicharose
arose hundreds of feet in the air airthron a athrong athrong
throng thron of several thousand persons personswatched 611OnsWiltehed personswatched
watched the progress plOgr of the SIre and the thework thework thework
work of tIM men fighting it it Deputy Battallon Bat Battalion B BWlon ¬
talion Chief A J Sullivan diraoted the thework thework thework
work Years ago P shortly borO after the build building balldng butldng ¬
ing ng was erected erected it was W known as Hitters HittersKrocery RlttM Rlttersrocery
Krocery 0 store storeThe atoreTh storeThe
The Th exploeton of o an alcohol lamp In Inapartments Inf inapartments
f > apartments of Charles Keene In the theWyoming they
Wyoming r y 1l1lna about 1040 oclock yesterdayrwrntg yesterday yesterdayrrmralag yterdayIoram
rrmralag caused excitement among th thtipants the thelIpIIta thenpants
tipants of the building but resulted in inle Intle
1 tle le damage No 21 Engine En nfl Company was wasTit wasMt wasrt
Mt Tit to the scene but the flames were oxguished ex exnguished exUlIhed
nguished UlIhed before ore the arrival of firemen i
WHITE HOUSE COOKBOTHERED COOKBOTHEREDHigh COOK BOTHERED BOTHEREDJfi
High Jfi h State of Excitement Over Solu Solution Solution Solution ¬
tion of Oulinary Problem ProblemJJ PIo ProblemPossanh lem lemI lemPOIUIUDl
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JJ POIUIUDl > OHi nm First Fh Jlt or Turkey iriiwt In Inthe INthe Isthe
the Question According Accordingto oeorelll1gto
to Shakespeare SlmkeapcareThar ShakespeareTbere ShnkospcareThere
Thar There Is i double hi th the White Whlt House Housekitchen BouiMkltcbea Housekitchen
kitchen Th The Executive cook is running runningaround nut nutaround rumsts rumstsaround
around in a high state of excitement excitementhunting uelttI excitementhunting
hunting buAUn up traaUsa on th UN culinary art artold arto1cI artstd
old and new in the hope of finding the thesolution th thaolution thesolution
solution to a question that is th the Im Immediate ImmedJaU Immediate ¬
mediate caus cause of th the trouble Th The first firstcause 21MCUlM firstcause
cause is a whit possum fattened on onpersimmons onperalmmons onpersimmons
persimmons in I th the Osark Hills of South Southeast Ioutheaet Southeset ¬
east Missouri MissouriPossum MlaourLPouum htiswurlPossum
Possum first or turkey tur1t first that tbatthe is isthe Uthe
the question Is it proper to give the thabarnyard tbebarnyard thebarnyard
barnyard bird his tlmehonored place of ofprominence orpromtDeace ofpromtmence
prominence on th UM Thanksgiving board boardor boardor boardor
or supplant him by th u rarest of pos possums pMII1IInMo poesums ¬
II1IInMo sums to be shipped to President Taf TaCt t by byDr b7Dr byDr
Dr E BO O Greet Gr of St St Louis Dr Grear Grearbaa 01 01ball Greerhas
baa plainly expressed cpr the hope hop that UM UMturkoy UMturkoy theturkoy
turkoy which comas every year from fromHorace fromHorace fromHorace
Horace Voss VOM of Weet Westerly > lriy JL L be given g1vnaooad givensecond IiftDMOODd
second place placeMr placeMr IacL IacLMr
Mr Taft doesnt doe drink wine but can canhave canhave anhave
have hU choice next Thursday of Dixie Dixiespring DIxie8Prlar IXxlespring
spring water or Oclorado apple juic juice juicebeYertdle as asa asa
a beveridge and be can have some honey honeywith honeyvlth honeywith
with the possum all of which he brought broughtback broushtback broughtback
back with him on his recent trip around aroundthe aroundthe aroundthe
the country The dessert will be pie fur furnished furnlllbtd furnished ¬
nished by the striking pi p pie bakers of New NewYork NewYork NewYork
York City At present it look l OQ as if th thcelery the thecelery thecelery
celery cranberry ctanberr sauce 8 and stuffing for forth torthe forthe
th the turkey will 111 coma from the Executive Executivelarder Executivelarder Executivelarder
larder but somebody may yet remember rememberto
to send them themVomnn themomnn themWomnn
Vomnn omnn Heads Medical Students StndcntnParis StudcntParts StudentsParis
Paris Nov ov a iThe The annual examination examinationlist examlnaUonlIet examinationlist
list of the medical students in the Paris Parishospitals ParlaboepUal Parishospitals
hospitals Is beaded for the tb first time on onrecord onrecord onrecord
record by a woman Woman Mile Romme Her Hermat Hermale Hermale
mat male competitors greeted the result of ofthe orthe ofthe
the examination with cries of Conspuezla Conspuez
la jury jur the disturbance lasting for forqllart i iquarter a aquarter
quarter qllart r of o an hour
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From a Very Lucky Special Purchase PurchaseAt PurchaseAt
At Just the Right Time TimeA TimeMENS
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MENS 150 1 TAN AN CAPE CAPEEN CAPEENGLISH
EN ENGLISH GLISH 1 1WALKING
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A PAIR PAIREvery PAIREvery
Every Pair Guaranteed GuaranteedTried GuaranteedTried
Tried on at Our Risk RiskI RiskffwIcAtFMM
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PRESIDENTIAL PARTY HOME HOMEMr HOMEMr
Mr Taft Has TJnovontfcil 1 fTrip lip 1fpthePotomaa lipthe p pthe
the thePotomaa thePotomaaDlacmhlirkK Potomfto PotomftoarkH Potont a aDisornharka
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DlacmhlirkK arkH at XaVy aV Yard rJ Dock and andTaken 5111Takes utI utITIIke
Taken Automobile to toWhlto tohlto toltihlto
Whlto hlto House HousePresident housePretddeatTaft 011 011t 011l
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President PretddeatTaft l Taft Mrs XIS Taft Tait sad the hat toutars Iat Iattw1I hattars
tars sister Mrs tre Thetna X LaaghUn LaaghUnof LauPUDoC
of PUtstmrgr reached rcb Washington WubtD early earlyyesterday earlyyesterday Iy Iyyllldy
yesterday on tb the yacht Mayflower X r after afteran aftan afteran
an uneventful ltIal voyage up the Potomac Potomacfrom Potomacfrom Potomacfrom
from Norfolk where wb Mr Taft ate at w wW7 his hisway hiswar
way Into th the heart of Virginia cooks told toldthe toldthe toldthe
the Atlantic Deeper Waterway Associa Association A AUoe Aseoclalieu ¬
lieu delegates dele t thy the may get money for fortheir tortheir fortheir
their projects pcOjec and declared to the stu students KII KIIdents studenta ¬
dents of Hampton Institute It is doing doingmuch do1Qcmuch doingmuch
much to sotv solve the rac race problem problemAt prob probAt problemAt
At the navyyard dock th the Presidential Posidsniialparty Presidentialparty PreslcJenUalparty
party disembarked and took one of theWhits the theWhit theWbtt4
Whit Wbtt4 Howe automobiles autoaaobt he Th President Presidentdid Pre Presidentdid l4tdtd
did not attend ttead church He want riding la lathe SaOM hithe
the afternoon afternoonWEATHER afternoonVTEATEER teraooo
teraoooWEATHER
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dilly weather w UMr to UM Gcrad Bcakx BcakxLocal lieakeLocal lib libJ
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Condition of the Water TVatcrSpeda WoterSJCd1 WaterSC4cW
Speda to The Vaahiocton too herald BonldHarpers BenJdHarpers heraldHarpers
Harpers P Parry rrr W Va Va Xw CM ILBetfe g ltetk alms dear dearWomans dearWomans dearWomans
Womans A AIIJloelatlon iocIatlon Meets MeetsAt McetsAt tI cts ctsI
I At the meeting of Washington Chapter ChapterNo ChApterNo ChapterNo
No 4 4 Womans Woman Association of Retail RetailDruggists RetAIlDruggists RetailDruggists
Druggists at th the National College of ofPharmacy oCPharmacy ofPharmacy
Pharmacy plans for the work to be un undertaken undertaken undertaken ¬
dertaken during the winter wore outlined outlinedThere ouWnecThere outlinedThere
There wore several speakers including inclttf 1A1 tax
James J TelTrias who condemned th thcigarette tht thtrlgarettt thAelgarettr >
cigarette habit an aivl J1fl i outlined the work of oftbo ottho ofthe
the AntiCigarette League i
LOEB AND IYEAGH IYEAGHTO MVEAGHTO VEAGll VEAGllTO
TO CONFER TODAY TODAYi TODAYSecretary TODAYSccretaryofrrelLSuryto TODAYSecretarof
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Secretary SccretaryofrrelLSuryto of ofFraud Treasury r ieasuiYto to Hear Hearof Healof
of Fraud Cases CasesiSBEVKH CasesiSERVJOE CasesSFRvCE
iSERVJOE iSBEVKH IS NOT GLEANED UPCollector UP TIPCollector UPCoUeetor
Collector of Customs Declare De Department Depnrhuent DcIjnrtment ¬
partment In Determined to Stickto Stick Stickto 5t1c 5t1cto
to Job io toFln rinihDlattcra FlnI h3Iatters h Intters of Policy PolicyWill Polle PolicyWill
Will 111 lie DlBOunsertLoeb l ouRScllLoeb Not Called CalledHere OulIcelHere Calledhere
Here for Conference with President PresidentWintera l PresidentWI1Uam reldentW11Uam
Wintera LoeU Loeh jr aollftotor < of customs customsat cuetolMat customsat
at th the port of New York arrived In InWashington InWtOll InWaddpgto4l
Washington Jut night and today h ha will willhaM will1MM willheld
haM fc oonireoc with Franklin Mao MaoVeagh oV MaoVsagb
Veagh V Secretary of th the Treasury rate ratettv 1Watift relathe >
ttv the to the inquiry now being mad made into intofraud intot Intofrwsds
fraud t in UM customs service tee at New NewYork NewYork NewYork
York Collector Loeb will 11 spend ad today todayaad to toiolftOITOW todaysad
sad tomorrow la the Treasury Depart Department DputpHlDt Departnent ¬
ment pHlDt returning to New York tomorrow tomorrowmight W Wnlpt j jnight
night nightI nlptI
I odes e bar h to confer with Srtary SrtaryMcVaagiCtferLoab SeertarytacfVN SeerretaxyhSlaeVeah
McVaagiCtferLoab hSlaeVeah tacfVN I > Loob said in reply to a aquestion nQtItIItIoa aquestion
question It It to not true that I was naked askadto uPcttc nakedin
to ooma to Washington to take up the thacustoms tn tnttaUda theOustoras
customs frauds with President Pre dt TaftDuring Taft TaftDuring Taftmy
During my stay hare h however I snail snailpay shaUIq shallpose
pay my r rcts pets to th the President PresidentMr PfMkItJlr PresidentMr
Mr Loeb add that daring his talk with withSecretary wlUtsoretal7 withSecretary
Secretary MacVaagh today ha would wouldacquaint wouldaQlUiltt wouldttctaalnt
acquaint him in full with conditions COacJltJOMthey as asthey asthey
they now exist in the New York cuatonM cuatonMservice euetolMrvlN eustatwservice
service rvlN Ha H wa w was extremely reticent say saying saying 7 7In ¬
In ing that h he had nothing to give to the thepublic thepublic thepublic
public at present as to whether or not nottbara nottbere notthere
there would be additional removal from fromtha fromOM fromthe
the cuatonM aervtca mce in the near future futureMatter tutunIatter futureFlattens
Flattens Matter of Policy lollc IolieyI
1 I daalra to discuss with Secretary Sear8 U7 Mac MacVeagh MacV MaoVgh
Veagh V ha said certain matters of pol policy polae poll polllay ¬
icy bearing bss ring not only on th tH investigation investigationinto ln lntat lnvestigattenhdo
into del alleged ad collusion coU of government em emptors em emwith emOiels
ptors with Importers parrten but apes the con conduct eoetIICt eoniuct ¬
duct of the amen of collector aa a general gen genarnl
arnl 1 thing thingCollector tbJDC thingColtctor
Collector C Loeb expressed U1 11111 great pleasure plurewith pleasurewith pleasurewith
with tile sapport he atUd be was receiving raoaivtasfrom 1 1from receivingfrom
from the Treasury Department t in the thawork thewolk thework
work of cleaning out the New York cue custom cu cutome cuetome ¬
tom tome service r The department t to deteraIM4 deterained deter determined ¬
mined to stick to the Job to the finish finishsaid ftDlabaid finishsaid
said Collector Loeb HWe We will conclude concludeour concludeour concludeour
our labors in due season but It to impos impossible I1IIpoIII impossible ¬
sible III to say S just when we will be able ableto ableto ableto
to announce that the service has ha bean beancleaned bMncletUMd beencleaned
cleaned upCollector up upCollector upCoUeetor
Collector Loab denied specifically apes tally J that thathto thatbit thathis
bit visit hare was for the purpose of dlscaming dis discussing ¬
cussing CDC the advisability of more removals removalsWhile nmoyaJWIt removalsWhile
While WIt the collector did not say 7 so It to toknown kIkftOWft isknown
known that he has been given carte carteblanch carteManche carteblanch
blanch Manche by J Secretary y MaoVeagh KaoV in the thematter tJMmUer thematter
matter of dismissals diem and that who whoever whohe whoever ¬
ever he marks for the block will 111 lose his hisofficial hisolSctal Idaoocial
official headSaw head headSaw hea4SAW
Saw Only II lib IN Ifrlcnil
Mr Loeb arrived N1t here on the Congres Congressional Coqr Coqretonal Congressional ¬
sional Limited and immediately Imme ly went to tohis toht toits
his hotel Ma X saw friends during d theeeum the thecourse tttceane
course of the evening but was not In moonlaranca Inwitb Ineonfereace
oonlaranca with Secretary MacYaaajh or orany oroy orany
any other official of tb the Treasury TreasuryTaw TreuuryY TreasuryYet
Taw Y did not vat away a from Ute str at at0U8 stress stresson mt mtous
ous on life wban w 0s you took up the office of ofcollector ofCO ofeo
CO collector obi cusfbm custbm0 U8 at a 2 Now w York one oneof oneof oneof
of hi h his iGrBjfi observed obIerY aa meeting JIH DC Mr MrLoab MrLoeb MrLoeb
Loeb LoebI
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I LoebNo MJIf No < 4 dHaL t ha h replied There Theroptd to isa I Ia
a goad deal doing m New York TWIt and andthings andthing 4 4thlnp
things are pretty lively Ia the customs customsservice euetomaIIInIN customsservice
service I Inherited the trouble however howeverand v vDel howeverand
and will make m the best of itHenry It It ItHenry I
Henry A Wise wt assistant au to the din district 4t1et dinislet ¬
islet attorney at New Teals Tork also cam camto CAlM CAlMto cameto
to Washington last night nl t Mr Wise will willhave willhve willhave
have a conference today with Attorney AttorneyGeneral AttorneyGeneral ttoraer ttoraeronenl
General Wickersham who return this thismorning tbwmMnlac thismorning
morning from tr m Kansas City on marten matferaconnected martenconnected matte mattecomatCted
connected with the prosecution of the thasugar theI theattgar
I sugar fraud casts castsWILL esaWILL assWILL
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Sail SR News 1TS ATTOH NCR X al McDonald McDonaldWhen DcDonald1Vhcn eDonR eDonRllcn
When llcn He Reaches Seer en York YorkHastening lorkHtenJn YorkHastening
Hastening HtenJn from the Canal Zone where whereha Whereh wherehe
ha h to in the employ y of the government governmentat t tat
at the first word that his fiancee Idles MtoeMargaret MAIlEXarpret IdlesMargaret
Margaret Buitos B whom he was to have havemarried ba baJlllt1e4 haveawned
married early 1 in December mber was lying lyingcritically biDer1tteaUy lyingcritically
critically m at Providence Hospital Neal NealMcDonald NealXcDO NealICDoILld
McDonald aI4 to a passenger on a steamship steamshipbound steamshipbound Ip Ipbound
bound north from the Isthmus unaware unawarethat unawarethat
that his brideelect tect died yesterday morn morning lDCKatntC userstag ¬
tag ingAn
An effort < ort to apprise Mr McDonald of ofthe orth ofthe
the th new news was without avail and his ht first firstknowledge ftrstkaollttecJp fiatknowledge
knowledge of his sweethearts rt death will willbe willbe willbe
be when he to mat at the dock in New NawYork NewYork NewYork
York today todayThe todayThe todayThe
The first meeting of th OM couple was wueraJ sev several eeveral ¬
eral years y ago wheaL they were school schoolmates IICboolmat schoolmates ¬
mat mates After their betrothal about aboutyear ayear a ayear
year ago the data of their wedding was wasset WUHt wasset
set for September but it was decided to topostpone toOetp tojsestpone
postpone Oetp lM the th event until Just Ju t before beforeChristmas bflfOllCbrl8tmae beforeChristmas
Christmas when Mr McDonald could couldmore couldmore couldmore
more readily Iy obtain his leave I While on ona ona ona
a visit to her aunt awat Mrs Clarendon Smith Smithnear SmIthnr Smithnear
near Overall Va Y Miss Burns contracted contracteda contnctedcold
a cold which developed into pneumonia pneumoniaIn
In order that McDonald may be present presentthe presentthe presentthe
the funeral will be delayed until tomor tomorrow tomorrow tomorrow ¬
row It will take place at the home of the theaunt tMunt theaunt
aunt unt and uncle Mr r and Mrs Clarendon ClarendonSmith ClrendoDSmIth ClarendonSmith
Smith 912 S street northwest
PLANS FORMULATED FORMULATEDFOR FORMULATEDFOR FORIILATEDFOR
FOR RESERVE BODY BODYNational BODYNational BODYNational
National Patriotic Military MilitaryCorps MilitaryCorps I ICorps
Corps Taking Shape ShapeREGULATIONS ShaneREGULATIONS I IREGULATIONS
REGULATIONS ARE DISCUSSED DISCUSSEDPnrponcs DISCUSSEDPurpolJU DISCUSSEDPurposes
Purposes of Organization Or nnlzntlon Are Fra Frotcrnnl FraternaJ Fraternal
tcrnnl Beneficial DeJ1e elal and Patriotic PatrioticMncli PatrIoticucb PatrioticMach
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Loyal Comradeship Among lUcID MemtbersMeeting Mciuib lUcIDb4r
b4r bersMeeting b < rg Meeting Tomorrow TomorrovPlane TomorrowPIaa TomorrowPlaae
Plane are rapidly rapid taking g shape ve far rermuseratioa ha hainauguration ie ieh
inauguration h of the newly lM1of formed Zbt Zbteras Vet Veteran t tvaa ¬
eras Reserve 1t Corps of America AIR as a na national 1tJoMJ aational ¬
tional patriotic military organisation WI uon in inits InIts inIts
its scope and influenceRules influence influenceRules in4uenceItu
Itu Rules and regulations for the govern government gOMnment governmost ¬
ment of the organisation tJon were disowned dIscuasedlast disownedlast dillCueedt
last t evening eYenln at a meeting meetln of the trustees trusteesin tru8t e efa
in the Pacific Building BuildingThose BulkHngThoM BuildingThose
Those present ware Gen G Andrew AndrewBart ts tsBurt pBurt
Burt president OIL Charles Charl S So Chafe Chafevice Chacevice Ie IeIce
vice Ice president George Geo S S Livingston Livingstonsecretary LlYiaptoDtlHICIeLarY LivigetoiMsecretary
secretary Dr Tbackar E E Lea Lee treasurer treasurerand trur trurand treasuretand
and Capt Charles S Wilder WU er Capl CaplBrown Cap CapBrown CaptBrown
Brown Van A A Zahn and John LewlrSmith Lewit LewitSmith 1A 1ABmlth
Smith member of the executive U U com committee rommlttee cornmittee
mittee mitteeAt mltteeAt mitteeAt
At another meetiD meeting to H ae held tomor tomorrow tomorrow tomorrow ¬
row evening the trustees will give ve further furtherconsideration turthercon8hlenU1 furtherconsideration
consideration 1t to the rules and regulationswhich regulations regulationswhich resnltlo8which
which are to govern the lb new body In Intheir Intbatr Intheir
their essential Ua1 features teat these rules rut will willfollow wtUfollow willfollow
follow those t OIII of the Grand Army of the theRepublic theItepabUc theIurpoecn
Republic ItepabUcI1nrpollcII
Pnrponci of the CorpsIn Corps CorpsIn rpli rpliIn
In 1U articles utte of incorporation the pur purposes purp purposes ¬
poses of the Veteran V Reserve Corps are areat anfortk aresot
sot at forth as fraternal beneficial I and andpatriotic aMpatrtotIo andpatrlotla
patriotic Moon Witt be made of the thecultivation tbtcwuvaUoft thecultivation
cultivation of the spirit of loyal com comradeship eotara4eahtp cotsradeshtp ¬
radeship among UIIOftrbenL members The beneficial beneficialfeatures HDeOcIaIItar beasficlalfeatures
features Itar will ill be as a strong as to IIIto possible possibleto
to make them and the patriotic aims aimswhen aiauwhen aImIwhen
when realised will be an Important and aadentirely andentirely d deatUral7
entirely new contribution to the defenses defensesof
of the country countryThe cooatrTIM countryTb
The Tb society win form a third line of ofdefaWM ochi ofdefuses
defuses chi to the country the regular r army armyand llftTsIICI armyand
and the National Guard constituting eeMUtutta the thefirst thefirst I Iftnt
first and second lines Thin third line of ofdefense of4eten ofdefense
defense e will be constituted in ii a drill drillcorps clrUleore drillcmpa
corps which will be organised within the thelarger theINpr thelarger
larger body bodyThe bodyThe bodyThe
The first step toward the projection of ofthe oCthe ofthe
the corps corp into the larger national body bodywhich bo47whteli bodywhich
which K to destined to become will be the theformation thelonDatloll thelermtlon
formation of the lately organised Army Armyand Arm Armad Armyand
and Navy Veterans Club into a com company eompan company ¬
pan pany This chang eh1I will taXt taJt place in a ashort aahort ashort
short time when the t club will become becomeCompany becomeCeaJpany becomeCompany
Company A X First Regiment District of ofColumbia orColumbia ofColumbia
Columbia Veteran Reserve R Corps of ofAmerica ccAIIMdca ofAmerica
America It to confidently expected three threeregiments tbnMr threerdgbneata
regiments r enough ene to constitute a brigade brtpelewill brigadewill brigadewill
will be formed In the District Than the thaorganisation theortJoa theorgttulattloa
organisation wiU be extended all over the thecountry beUfttl7 thecountry
country Ufttl7
The Tb unit of organisation win be a company com company com compall ¬
pany pall and the general organization will willbe willbe rill rillbe
be along Ion th the lines Un of that prevailing ta in isthe inthe IAthe
the National Guard with officers omc of simi similar slmtlar 11Id 11IdIar ¬
lar name and duties dutiesAn dtltAU dutiesAll
An soldiers win be eligible e to member membership memberhIP membership ¬
ship hIP and ad in addition all members membe of 0 theNational the theNational theNatJonal
National Guard and all honorably discharged dis discharged 411I 411Icbvpd ¬
charged guardsmen rcIIPnen who bo have seen a ayear ayear ayear
year of nIce In that orgniHLtion This ThisUL ThtawU1 Thisbring
wU1 UL bring rI much young blood into 1nt the or orIHBation QI QIIdadon orso
Idadon IHBation so that the drill corps cor may
be recruited nerutt with the strongest and best bestthe beltthe bestthe
the country affords d Side by b side with withthe wkbthe withthe
the younger men will to those who have haveseen baTeIHn haveseen
seen year of C active ACtive experience c Thus Thusone Th Thone Thumone
one of the t he strong trO features will be the theconservation theoneervloft theeouMrvetioa
conservation and practical apUcatfon of ofsucn otauctt ofsuch
such training and experience x ce for the th bene benefit beneftt beanfit ¬
fit of the less 1 lee experienced lad for the thegeneral theI8Mral thegeneral
general defense of the country countryWHhont CGUnt17TklrtlUne countryThiril4ine
TklrtlUne Defcn DefcnWithout Defenac DefenacWithout
Without expense expn te the country eow try this thtothird th thtIdnt thisthird
third line of defense will be subject to tocall toe11 tocall
call from the government t any B time U to put putdown patowD puntdown
down disorder 4 er and to compel obedience obedienceto obedi obedito
to law lawAn lawD lawAn
An D effort win be mad merle to interest both boththe boththe boththe
the War Department and Congress CoD in 1ftII10ftrDflIt a amovement amovement
movement to obtain legislation looking to toan toaD toan
an act of Incorporation tson for the corps corpsSUMMER COCPLSU1ID corpsSUI113IER
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ItiMlttitlon lust llulion for Poor Children CliiltlrcnThe O1tnclr ChildrenThe n nThe
The board of managers of the Christ ChrtotChild Chri8tCbtld ChristChild
Child Society Soty held a meeting mee yesterday yesterdayafternoon 78terda7tternoon yesterdayafternoon
afternoon in McMahon cKhon Hall Catholic CatholicUniversity CatboIIeUnhrenUy catholicUniversity
University Rev Dr William J Kerby Kerbypresided Kerbypreeidld Rarbypresided
presided and introduced J W Brooks Brooksof Broobor Brooksof
of Baltimore the speaker Mr Brooks Brooksto
to chairman of the freshair trtI alr committee committeeof
of the St It Vincent de Paul Society of ofBaltimore ofB1Umore ofBaltimore
Baltimore and has had remarkable suc success auein success ¬
cess in his efforts In behalf hat of the sum summer nmmer summer ¬
mer home home Cloud Cap provided by bythe b bthe by bythe
the freshair committee for poor children childrenof
of Baltimore BaltimoreHe BlttmoreHe BaltimoreHe
He gave p an interesting account of otworldn the theworkings theworkings
workings of his oommlttae oomaaltte of their theirmethods heirmethocla hetrmethods
methods of raising money for the fresh freshair trellbair freshair
air fund of the generous fJDftOUI assistancegiven assistance assistancegiven taDCeJlven
given by nonCatholics Del of the social socialand dlud socialand
and religious phases vf C f tb t work Negotiations Nego Negotiation Nesottadona ¬
tiation were considered con ldelfd toward obtaining obtainingthe obtalnlnI obtainingthe
the Montevideo estate by b the Christ Child ChildSociety ChildSocIety ChildSociety
Society of Washington to be used as 8 8summer a asummer asummer
I summer home next nn t spring
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when the Metropolitan Opera Company Companyof
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try since etn last Jun JUlIe delivering lectures lecturesin h ctunIaIn
in an effort to arouse the people to t the thegreat tMsreat thegreat
great need of donations for this work Hehas He Hehas Hebaa
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years ad seven VQ months monthsFuneral mOllWJIunerai monthsFuneral
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northwest Monday November a 3 > at atIM atgala t tSJI
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said for the repose of ofhis his souL Frinds Frindsand lhdenduand
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