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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-10
Fine Easter Hosiery.

Women's Full Regular Made Fast Black
cotton Hose, double heels and toes 4
our price. per pair. Observation-Disclosures. nOSs.
Women's Imported Cotton Hose Herms-
dorf dye, plain black. black with split soles
and black with white feet. All full regular
made, with double solss, heels and Oe.
toes. Our price. 800. ZSSs
Fine Gauze Lisle Thread Hose. with
spliced selvage seams, spliced soles, heels
and toes Full regular made. Our 1e.
price, per pair. OSC,
Ali-over Lace Isle Thread Hose, Herms-
oorI PACK, new patterns, full regular made
should should be Soc Our price, per 3mc
p'-1i 80 ........ I'VE
Lace: Isle and Lace Pattern Hosiery,
1ast black. seamless and regular
made The usual &c. kind. Our dMo
pAiNo''... ................. -
Women's Fast Black Egyptian Cotton
Hose, stainless dye. full seam
less spliced heels and toes. Our Ou/
piieo. S/2Ss
Childrens Xxi and 2x2 Ribbed Cotton
Hose fast black, full seamless, spliced
knees heels and toes. All sizes from
TO 10 inches. Our price, per u1E/.
p"ii ''''' ....'............ A@/2Ns
Children's Fine Ribbed Egyptian Cotton
Hose, full regular made. fast black, double
knees, double heels and toes Choice of !,
styles of rib. All sizes. Our price, 1e,r
pSi par .......................... ~OSs
Infants Fine Ribbed Long Cotton Hose.
sizes to 81 inches, in black,
White and colors. Our price, per nOH/.
pair. AZT0C.
First Floor. Sections H and I.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-10
Stocks and Ties.

Washable Stocks in linen. pique and soft
null. Also Silk Stocks in variety Of
styles and 2 yards long silk ties; AdDc
q good variety of colors. Choice at. wv
Washable Linen Stock Collars. Tucked
Muslin Collars and Valenciennes Lace Col
lars. in new shapes. 25c. sorts 1E/ n
from a special lot at Just half. AAI2S'
Washable Stocks of butchers linen, Au-
tomobile Ties In variety of materials and
Transparent Collars-late novelties, 81
f..
Chiffon aud Liberty Boas in stole effects
in white, black or combina- Sd2 Oh
Handmade Novelties IL turnover Col
lars. Stocks and Collar and Gun SE OR
Sets. 'tOc. to....................... wee
First floor sections G and H.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-10
Your Easter Gloves.


The Peerless Glace French Lambsisin
ting, in black, white and all the new spring
shades, the most reliable and en- nm
best glove on the market Per pr. " new
The Beauty" Real French Glace Kid
Glove, Paris point stitched backs, gusseted
fingers, metal clasps. in white, pearl.
butter, gray, mode and black. Sn SdD
FER pair OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
One Pearl Clasp Glace Kid Glove. pique
sewed, Paris point stitched backs, en- 0db
white, mode and gray. Per pair "
Washable 2-clasp Real Glace kfd
Gloves, pique sewed, Paris point stitched
backs in white, pearl, gray. mode ami
readily with soap and water. Per 90 mn
pair. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. QA.VV
One Large Pearl-clasp Real Kid French
Glace Gloves, Paris point stitched backs,
pique sewed, in white. black, Sn SA
mode and gray. Per pair.
"Fowne's" 2-clasp Glace Kid Gloves.
pique sewed; a stylish walking Sn I'm
glove, in gray and mode. Per pr. ~A'o0
Women's 2-clasp Glace Kid Gloves, in
black, white mode, tan and gray; Ar
perfect-fitting. Special value. per pr. WV
Fabric Gloves.
"Kayser" Double Finger-tipped Silk
Gloves, in black, white and colors; SGbC
four qualities, 81 %, $10O, Toe. and. WV
Womens Silk Lace Mitts, in all EdOc
lengths, $50, 500. Toe. and....... WV
'Fownes' English Suede Isle Thread
Gloves, , in 7 black Nd white and eolors. SOC.
Womens 2-clasp Isle Thread Gloves, SILK
pointed backs, in black, white and DC
colors. Per pair. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-10
Modish Wrist Bags.
Correct Veilings to Wear.
Priced at Savings, Too.

You'll want the prettiest kind of Yelling
to wear with your new costume. Choose
from our line-and you'll choose rightly.
Fine French Chenille and Embroidered
Chiffon Yelling, Is inches wide. In all col
ors and combinations. Others ask Or
6Oc yard. Our price tomorrow @"S'
sEsnch ,so s' aSs,;, ~ pam e,v ana s, fancy
all colors, including black and white; also
white and black. None worth less than
JOc yard-and many zoe. Choice 2Ec
TOMORROW Ut. ~
Our regular &c. Yelling in new
meshes will be sold tomorrow, per uRc
yard. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. noS'
1st hoor-Section A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-10
The Msx P 2sl,s 1 s..
COrsets at a Dollar.

Correct, comfortable foundations for cos
tunes of latest style. Several different
makes, each with points of merit.
Memo" Low Bust, princess hip, G 1
lace trimmed. Extension for garters. "
"W. b. Corsets, low bust, straight
front, ~ sizes Is to 26-made for the en-
aver rage
In &c. b. Corsets, lace and ribbon trim
med, styles especially for slender fig en-
uTeS-.
''R. & G." and american Lady, CorsetS
of fine coutil, straight 'front.' low bust Sn
and habit hip. Price. ....................~ w
Carriers with every good style fas- S1
I'd floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-10
Books Desirable for Easter
Gifts.


An unusually attractive line of Text and
Sunday School Bibles, Prayer and Hymnal
Sets. Rosaries, ETC., at especially attractive
prices.
Iext Bibles. .......................21c up
Sunday School Teachers Bibles. .75c. up
Prayer and Hymnal Sets from. .66c. up
ROSarteS from. Observation-Disclosures. &c. up
ROSARIES with solid gold chains and
solid gold crosses IL inches long; in a
neat case; all gems such as amethyst,
amber. garnet, emerald,
our our zpee 1sf1 priee for y1 sas S3.OW
Beautiful Picture Bible Stories 1dlc
for children at. I'VE
Dainty Devotional Books, all the well
loved titles, neatly boxed, tomor- Dc
row choice at....
An unsurpassed line Of, Sunday School
Gift Books, in suitable Easter Rc
titles Price tomorrow, at. -. ASS'
ables, such as Books, Statuettes, Medal
lions, ETC., at prices you'll consider low.
For 79c.-The Making of a Warehouses
The Methods of Lady Walderhurst, by
Mrs. Hodgson Burnett.
Tomorrow we offer these two great sue
cesses of that popular authoress, Mrs.
Hodgson Burnett. uniformly bound. 7mc
The two volumes for .............. 3>Ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-10

Park & Tilford's I'M
ported Bay Rum, 3S~
per bottle ....... SONs
T h e Prophy-
Tactic Tooth -
Brush. Special ZZC
at .............
Homer Violet Toilet
Water. per bot nOc
Tie 49,.
Hoyt's German CO. 2c
logne. per bottle. :. w.
Wild Irish Rose dO~
Perfume, per OF. u >Ss
Colgate's La France
Rose Perfume, the near
est approach to
the real flower Or
made, per or. 1870
Hess Red Car
nation Perfume, E0C
per OF ......... .
Lyons Tooth -
Powder. Special &C.
at ..............
Hudnut's Violet Sec.
Toilet Water, per TIC
bottle ,..,....... SOSs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-10
DON'T Forget the Umderprice Ribbons

A splendid assortment of Silk
Louisine Ribbons, in good colors,
suitable for the neck, waist, hair or
millinery purposes. This ribbon is
81 inches wide and in white, cream,
black. light blue, turquoise, navy,
royal, cardinal and black A
regular loo. value. Our price, o.
Desirable Ribbons in high-class
novelties, such as ombre effects.
plaids and fancy stripes. Bright
color combinations. Special 2Oc
price tomorrow, per yd....... WV
Satin Taffeta, Louisine and fancy
effects of navy and white and black
and white checked. Width up to
inches wide, suitable for millinery.
neck and waist purposes. A regular
25c. ribbon. Our price to- 1GDo
morrow, per yd................ A>Se
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-10
Fashion Favorites==Perfumes and Toilet Article

Houbigant's LIE Parfum
Ideal, a bottle In a satin
lined box. 23a- CT AZ
OF. bottle for. 1C.4S
. Houbigant's LIE Parfum
Ideal Toilet
? Nv d r, per 5000
Dox ..-....... ~Ss>V
Guerlain Jicky kSc
Perfume, per o.. Wv
Legrand Oriza Violettes
du Gear Per-
fume, 1h-oz. S1.1O
Mennen's b.
r a d Talcum ODC
Powder. per box = W.
Roger & Gallet Violet
de Parme Per- AS~
TUNE. per OF. OSs
Roger & Gallet Vera
Violette Perfume. SRc
per OF .......... OO
Grand Prize Perfumes,
all odors; Csc. quality.
Special price. per H7c
OF ..............
Caswell, Massey & Co.
Cologne Water, ANO
per bottle ....... >'
New Sample Silk and
Coats-$29 to $40 kinds. !
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-10
One Dollar and Member
ship i'm the "Victor" Club


puts into your home the Victor" ma
chine-the most wonderful musical and
talking instrument of the age.
There are lots Of talking machines on the
market, but there Is only one Victor
and the advantages Of 1t are readily ap-
parent.
One is that the Victor Company has
the sole right for making records of Sousa's
Band. the Haydn Quartet. Dan w. QUINN
Arthur Pryor and score Of other musical
celebrities
Another advantage is and 1o-inch
records now; 14-inch records in few
weeks-all Of which may be used on these
machines.
Entertain the children during the Easter
holidays by bringing them in to hear the
music. Many funny songs and talks that
will furnish them lots of fun. Continuous
entertainment daily Particularly pleasing
program for Saturday.
4th floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-10

S o | lid Gold
Signet Rings,
style like cut,
fully warrant
ed. Our price to-
r m0r- S2.49
G h a t e laine
G u n M e ia |
Watches, stem
winder and set
ter: warranted
to keep perfect
time for one
year. A regu-
lar 50 value.
o ur p r | C e
tom tomor-S SIPS
Solid Gold Cuff
Buttons, fully
W a r + a n t e q.
Several styles
to select from.
Our price to-
m pow. $1.49
Mother Of
Pearl w a / S t
Sets. large size,
S q u a + e and
round shapes.
Our price to-
NOR 400.
S " e L OF n
Match Boxes,
warranted not
to tarniSh, art
nOuveau style.
You cannot tell
them from the
regular $3.50
and $3.50 kind.
Our AM-
price. '>S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-10
New Copyright Books.

A new volume of Dunbars Poems, en-
titled Lyrics of Love and en- 6N6
Laughter" Our price. .............. view
~, charming new news. roma ns nr uls S1.Os
Maxwell srays new Jew. romance roma Sl.O$
Lees and Leavey," new book
by Edward w. Townsend. Our en- ms
Book Department-Third Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-10
Face and Toilet Powders.

,d Lablanehe Complexion Powder 33c.
Henry fellows Famous Swan Or
down Complexion Powder, per box.
Satin Skin Face Powder. per box. 21c.
Woodworth's Violet of Sicily Toi- Toe
let Powder, per box.
IN M% pow 1sles .s Excelsior Complex No.
''Mum"-a delicate deodorent, in ISC
dispensabie for the toilet, per jar. @SSs
Mrs. Prays Manus-Ine-removes
stains from the skin and nails, per 2E~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-10
2 Petticoat Specials.

Z PettHCOaU Specials.
Exceptional qualities in both lots and
prices much below usual.
Fine Taffeta Silk Pettcoats. deep UNI
brella ruffie; small ruftie, finished with pin
tucking: extra dust ruffie; in red, gray,
black, tan, golden brown. tur- 81 SdO
Quoise and blue. Our price. W.
Plain and Changeable Taffeta Petticoats;
deep. graduated accordion pleated fiounce,
finished with small hemstitched ruffle and
dust ruffie. New spring shades of golden
brown. seal. blue and change
able tans, greens and golden. SM O2
Our price
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-10
Underpricings i'm Hand
kerchiefs.

Much better qualities than usually sold
at such little prices.
Womens All-linen Handkerchiefs, I'M
laundered with hand embroidered initial
IN corner; hemstitehed Special SGOc
Fine Swiss Cambria Handkerchief
choice patterns; variety of different a6Nc
kinds. Our price tomorrow. ~ AVSs
Fine Cambria and Linen handkerchief
with lace edges and borders; in uOW/,
sertions; new effects, at. ....... RAZ2Ss
Plain All-lnen H NJ ker- -
chiefs, 12nc. values. Tomor-
row only, at. Observation-Disclosures. DIN
First floor, Sections and H.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-10

M. & L. Florida Waite
none better made,
per bottle, 42c., uz~
and. II ~
Riker's Shaving
Lotion. COZ. bot 2A~
tie for ........... SF>
Riker's Toilet Water
all odors, per bot OAr
Tie @'~
Vee-O-Lay-Amber Ro,
al Violet and Cyt-
Use Toilet Water, De-
w
Mrs. Pray's Dia-
mond Nail Enam- 4 Er
ell, per box. AoN
FREE+A French loot
Brush with each bottl
of Kann's Anti
septic Tooth Pow uRr
der. per bottle. 49,. AOS
Violet Smelling 1Mr
Salts for ........ NV
Riker's Talcum d Sr
Powder. per box. 80
Homer Violet Borate
Talcum Powder. 0 &c
per lar ,..,. 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-10
Easter COnfectiOns-
SPECIAL.

Our candy makers are making 5000
Chocolate Cream Eggs for Easter buyers.
They good to eat. Simply request it
and any name will be engraved each
egg-FREE. SC.
SALTED PEANUTS = crisp. for the
Easter table. Our special price to- 1 Dc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-10
Misses White Dresses and
Wraps.
The Dresses.


India Linon, styles; in one the woke
made finely tucked with lace insertion: the
other of fine embroidery insertion and
tucks; both styles finished with ruff1es
trimmed with lace and embroidery edges.
Full : width skirts with deep en- no
hens; sizes g to observation-disclosures 20
An India Linon Dress, full width skirt
deep hem; yoke of grape embroidery inser-
tion and ruff1ed to match; sleeves and
belt tucked; g to- l4-years. Our 50 OR
Beautiful Dresses, more deliberately trim
med and of finest quality fabric, SE I'm
at. ...........-........ ...............-.. -
The Wraps.
Broadcloth Coats, boxed style, In red
navy and castor; a most thoroughly tai
lored garment; sizes to IA GO Me
years, at......... ~Ss>O
Covert and Thibet-Cheviot Coats with
loose backs, tailor-stitched seams, G. ME
in red, navy or tan, at...............VOs>S
Colarless Refers in red navy and COW
ert effects, trimmed with stitched taffeta
bands; double capes: finished with brass
buttons; sizes to ii years. Our SE nm
Second floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-10
Jewelry That Helps Greatly i'm Personal
Adjournment.
Notice Especially the Very Special Prices

Pearl Neck
laceS. s O | / d
b e a d, e X ira
high grade. Our
price tomorrow,
csc. Am~
p e arl Vest
Button Sets, u
buttons to a
set. Our price
tomor-
row, per 2Sc.
set. S0Ss
D r e s d e n
w a ! S t S e t 8,
hand painted.
Our price, per
set,$1.25 QSc
and.
s a s h P 1 II s,
sterling silver
top. Our price
tomor- , EC
row. SOS
German Sill
yer Chatelaine
Bags, fish scale
mesh. The IS
kind offered to-
NOR
70 row SOS
Enamel Chat
e | a 1 n e
Watches, stem
w / n d e r a n d
s e t t e r, fully
warranted. A
IS value offered
NOR CO mo
row atS3.WS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-10
The Wraps.

Red Cross Medicated
Toilet Soap, box
of three cakes hC
IOr ............
De Theater Do
rims Rouge, per IA
DOx- .........
Amoline Toilet nSc
Powder, per box. AO$'
Woodland Violet Tai
cum Powder, 2 0Er
boxes for $500. 3SS.
Houbiganfs Rice
Pc d er. per 1SC
package .........
Nine. Yale's Celebrated
Hair tonic. new -
size bottle. Cut nc.
price ..........
Hudnut's Violet Sec.
Toilet P ow d er, TEC
per box .......... $500
Riker's Dresden
Face Powder. per 0AC
Dox ..............
Java Rice Pow NOC
der, per box. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-10

and 6-fnch Satin Taffeta and
Mousseline Ribbons in great variety
of colors. including black and white.
Just the width for millinery and sash
ends. A regular 39c. value DE-
Our price tomorrow. per yd.. SOS.
Baby Ribbon, in all colors, incIud-
ing black and white. Regular price
for O-yd. spool, soc. Our 2dNo
price tomorrow S>Ss .,
pretty collection of Ribbons in
all the bright new colors, in plain
metallic taffeta and fancy effects,
such as stripes, figures. Widths up
to Az inches. Regular 19c n n
values. Our price tomorrow ~.
Ribbon Dept-1st Floor, Sections
G and H.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-10

' S@ slozs gfs jefferson A CSC es $s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-10

New Sample Silk and Cloth
Coats-S29 to $40 kinds. At $25
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-10

SpeClalSo
The Last Before Easter.
Natural Jap Silk Waists, in
white and black; deliberately
trimmed with pin tucking and
hemstitching, yoke effect; full
blouse trimmed across with
rows of fine hemstitching; clus-
ter tucks down the back, finish
ed with hemstitched stock and
cuffs and small pearl buttons.
All sizes up to Al. Our $3.75
t M1'st; p Priced &2.Q5
Peau de Sole Waists, trim
med with pin tucks graduated
effect, cluster tucking down the
back and sleeves, finished with
silk medallions; large puff
sleeves, nobby stock; percaline
lined. Shown in black, white
and light blue. ALI sizes. Reg
ular S. values.
Our price tolnor- q = mE
row DID, VO
An almost unlimited variety
of new and stylish Waists, in
soft silks, Japanese, plaids and
changeable effects; also neat
black and white checks. Priced
from SIS up.
Second floor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-08-31
Political.

Att called meeting of the democratic
committee of the city and county OF
Alexandria held in this city today, Dir.
Charles Bendheim acted as chairman and
Mr.. r. T. Cook as secretary.
The following were adopted
Resolved, That all persons desiring to
become candidates for the House of Dele
gates shall submit their names to the
chairmen of the county and city demo-
cratic committees on or before the 18th
day of September
Resolved, That it is the sense Of the
democratic committees of Alexandra
city and county that primary be held
on the 23d day Of September, for the
purpose of nominating candidate OF
the democratic party for the aforesaid
position said primary to be held from
sunrise to sunset.
Resolved, That all persons who become
candidates must pay their proportion o.
expense for holding said primary cleo
ton on or before September 10; said ex
pense to be ascertained and determined
by the chairmen of the city and county
democratic committees.
The meeting adjourned subject to ih'
call of the chairman.
A meeting of the chailnen OF thu
county committees of this senatorial di.
trict will be held in this city on Wed
nesday evening next at the Hote
F,eischmann at 2:30 O. clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-08-31
Dahl was Murdered.

Albert Simmons, the co lored man who
was arrested last week on suspicion OF
causing the death of Frederic Dahl, the
Norwegian sailor, on last Saturday night
week, was brought before the Mayor
again this morning. A number Of col
ored people, male and female, were ex-
amined in order to trace Simmons
movements on the night in question, but
nothing definite was CLEANED. The
Mayor at the conclusion of the invesii-
CATION directed Lieutenant Smith to cal
ON DIR. Purvis, the Coroner, and have the
body exhumed in order to definitely as
certain whether or not a bruise which
had been noticed on the side of the heaC
caused DahPs death.
The autopsy was held this Afternoon
at the cemetery by DR.. OBrien, ale
| which DR.. Purvis. the Coroner, state
| that Dahl had been murdered by olo'
| in the eve.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-08-31
Raar-end Collision.

Late Saturday night report reached
this city to the effect that an electric
train bound for this city had been
wrecked on the Long Bridge. COnsid-
cradle apprehension was experienced
until the facts in the case were ascer-
tanned An electric train left Washing
ton for Alexandra at 9:l0 in charge Of
Motorman Douglas Allen, Conductor
Harry Hudson, and Brakeman Vickers.
The train reached the Long Bridge
shortly after a freight train bound for
Rosslyn had gone on the structure.
MotOrman Allen entered the block under
a green signal, indicating that there was
another train in the block, but that he
could proceed cautiously. As be ap-
preached the tower he signaled for in
struclions, and the red light was changed
TO white. This gave him the right to
enter and proceed. The electric train
had gone but a short distance when
Motorman Allen observed not more
than twenty feet in front of him the
slow moving freight. He shut of the
current and applied the emergency
brakes, and then jumped, His chest
came in contact with the end OF
a tie, resulting in severe
bruise. E. w. Waters, a brakeman,
also jumped and received bruises.
The passengers were all thrown forward.
Miss Mary Creegan, of this city, received
a sprained sukle and suffered greatly
from shock. Conductor Hudson, who
was standing in the aisle of the car was
thrown headlong, and in the excitement
which followed the collision was
trampled on by the excited passengers.
He suffered mostly from shock. Aessrs.
II. K. Field. Mark Price, jr., James Hall
and Lawrence Leatherland received
severe bruises on their legs. Car 10
was smashed. The motor cab was dam
aged so badly that it was OF no service.
The trailer No. 100 was badly damaged,
especially the front platform. The hrst
train from the south switched and pulled
the wrecked train to Four Mile Run.
Miss Creegan was brought to her home
in this city, as was also Conductor Hud-
son. Motormau Allen was removed to
the Emergency Hospital, in Washing
ton. His left hand was sprained and ne
suffered from a confusion on the chest
When the excitement following the &C
cident had somewhat subsidized, Motor
man Allen discovered that he was minus
n valuable gold watch.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-08-31
Death of a Former Resident.

Mark Malatesta, who accumulated a
fortune in the hotel business at Atlantic
CITY, died on Friday last He was
sixty four years old. Two children
survive him, DR.. Joseph Malatesta, OF
Newark, n. j., and Mrs. Caroline Car
mack. wife of Capt James X. Carmack,
ofAtlautic City, manager of the Mala-
tesla Hotel. Mark Malatest. was born
in Genoa, Italy, and came to this country
with three brothers when they were
Young men. Mark first lived in this
city, went to Washington at the close Il
the civil war, and then moved to Allan
tic City in 1878, building the hotel on
the corner of Atlantic and North Caro-
lima avenues. HIS wealth is estimated
at $500 600