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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-05
Mr.. Cleveland a Busy Man.

The Sage of Princeton is busy man
these days. For his countrys sake-or for
some other reason-he is explaining to the
public the why's and wherefores of his sec
ond administration. Those were strenuous
times. Coming into Office at the head of
Il huddle of factions, with more promises
out than an angel from on high could have
redeemed, Mr. Cleveland fioundered through
the whole four years and returned to pri-
vate life execrated by nine-tenths of his
former followers. and a man without a
party. His reply to 1t all was an applica-
ton of the story of the Indian and the
wigwam: Cleveland not lost, party lost.
Cleveland here" At any rate, Mr. Cleve-
land and his party were separated. and
through the medium of lectures and news
papers he is engaged now in telling us all
about it.
Well, why not? A democratic national
convention approaches. and in some quar-
ters there is a demand for the return of Mr..
Cleveland to leadership. With all his faults
and failures there are those who love him
still. Does he love them? Is he willing to
try his hand again? Sure. He is aiding
his friends all he can. Criticism has point
ed out the matters that need clearing up,
and he is addressing himself to the task
Monday night on the subject of the Chicago
riots Note the article which appears in
print today on the subject of the bond deal
with Pierpont Morgan and the Rothschilds.
VIII these contributions to the current
discussion prove of service to the Cleveland
boom? They should not injure it. They
recfte at most only that with which the
country is already familiar. But they show
that Mr.. Cleveland is not afraid of that
portion of his record, however shy he may
be of confession in the case of entertain
ing Frederick Douglass at the White House.
The cry now is, let the democracy return
To sanity, and Mr.. Cleveland certfes that
the party was sane in his day. Ergo, re-
turn to sanity means a return to Cleveland.
Will Mr.. Bryan bolt? The question is re-
garded as an open one. But the suggestion
of the nomination of Mr.. Cleveland appears
to answer it, That Mr. Bryan would reject
him is reasonably certain. He would either
urge the putting up of third ticket and
support it. or he would unsheathe his
tongue in advocacy of Theodore Roosevelt.
This is the safest of assumptions.
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could not go into court to sue to compel
the grant of service. II this offer 70 maoe
in good faith it should be supplemented py
action on the initiative of the corporation
itself. Not even in its character as COM
mon carrier can it be blind to the plain
fact that certain kinds of news service are
bought from 1t for illegal purposes. But
granting that the corporation does not un-
dertake to discriminate between an iliegai
pool room and a legally chartered CLUB
where the race news Is desired Tor the
harmless information of members, 1t does
not follow that it is not required, In us
character as a common carrier, to ascer-
tain whether or not 1t is contributing to
specific violation of the law.
This question how far the telegraph COM
pany, in supplying race news to laW-banned
pool rooms, participates in a misdemeanor'
is a nice one for courts to determine on de-
mand Meanwhile 1t would perhaps be de-
sirable If the offer Of the corporation Oh
fcials were IN this instance taken up ny
New York's authorities SO that the COM
pany might be given full opportunity u
demonstrate it's good faith in the prem
ises The fight against this particularly GAN
gerous form of general gambling comes
very close to climax in these proceeoihs'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-05

Also IL Utility Shirt Waist Boxes covered with
pretty cretonnes and burlap.
S1.75; were So rs. $2.oo; were $2.75.
$3.50; were $3.25.
Second floor. q St
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fHousefurnishing Dept.

1 2burner Gas Stove. Reduced from $3.50 q
S1.T5
to Soc.
Kitchen Cabinet Table, with -four bins. draw.
ers etc.; shopworn. Reduced from $1,000 to $i5.o9
1 Large Kitchen Table. with drawer; shopwort.
Reduced from 81. IS 81 I5
Covered Meat Pan. slightly damaged Rednc4
from 81 % to Csc.
/ Large Cedar Wash Tub. slightly damaged. Re.
duced from 81 % TO G5c.
i Straw Dog Basket damaged Reduced froEs
$l.00 to Soc
Fancy Waste Paper Baskets, soiled. Reduced
from csc. to 35c- each.
Small Jardiniere Baskets. Reduced from 0pc.
to SOC. each.
2 Fancy Waste Paper Baskets Reduced from
81. so to 81 so each.
3 Covered Silyerware Baskets, shopxorn Ee-
duced from 81 so 10 Sl.g0 each.
Tin Fish Kettles. sednced from 81 % to sse.
each: 2 reduced from 81 90 Ia Csc. each; ?, re-
tut ed from S5c. TO 5Sc. each.
i 4burner Gas Stove, with oven: damaged. Re-
auced from $500 10 81 90.
EnameIed Stew Kettles. Reduced from zoe. .
II cans chioriee Of Lime Reduced from Sc. to
&c. can.
DC. can.
! cans Electric Carpet Cleaner. Reduced
from 25e. TO Toe. can
Fifth floor, Eleventh st.
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The Flag at Panama.

The american flag is waving in the Phil
Epines and the anti-imperialsts want it low
cred. AS they contend, 1t represents rapacity
and dishonor. and gives the lie to our pro-
LESSONS of the rights of men to self-govern-
ment. The flag was raised yesterday on
the canal strip in Panama, and represents,
as the Gnti-imperialists contend, treachery
and dishonor on CUR part toward Colombia.
VIII the st. Louis convention be asked to
declare in favor of lowering it there, also,
until -eparation is made to Colombia for
our high-handed conduct. and permission
obtained from Colombia for raising it
again? Maybe not. But whatever the de-
lverance at ST. Louis shall be on either sub
ject the flag is no safer on the staff in the
one country than in the other, and in both
countries it is dying with the approval of
a large majority of the American people.
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Gas Bags and Aeroplanes.

The report of partially successful flight
by the Greth airship I'm California indl-
Gates that this country Is following in the
French lead in the evolution of the drigible
balloon. This California craft is evidently
constructed on the same general principle
as those of Santos-Dumont and the Ie-
baudy brothers, namely. that of a gas bag
equipped with machinery to direct and
propel 1t across air currents But accord
ing To the dispatches the latest test while
suggestive of material advance did not
demonstrate the reliability of the device.
for while In the air the machinery became
disarranged and could not be repaired with
out a return to the earth. 1t is noteworthy.
however, that the descent was accomplished
gently and safely.
There. is as yet nothing in the work of
these dirigible balloons To warrant the be-
lief that the practical problem of human
flight has been solved. The gas-bag device
Is unquestionably capable of developing a
certain speed in the air and of maneuverins
to limited extent against the wind. Just
how the best of them would act in a gale
remains to be seen, and no experimenter
has been venturesome enough to risk his
life under such conditions. Until that is
done with success, regardless of the capao-
ity and endurance of the airship, 1t cannot
be regarded as more than a toy or an ex-
hibition novelty.
The lamentable failure thus far of the
Langley device, which is wholly independ-
ent of Notation bag. leaves the aeroplane
principle as yet improved in its application
to the problem OF human flight. But there
Is nothing in the records of the failures to
demonstrate the utter hopelessness of sue
cess along these lines II is quite obvious
that certain birds soar In the air, and the
natural assumption IL that they maintain
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-05
Cambria Corset Covers,

Full front, trimmed with embroidery, lace and
beading.
25c. each.
Regular price, 3oc.
Third floor, 18th st.
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Misses Department.

Girls FRAU de Sole silk Coats, three-quarte
length. with belt and lace collar; size L. Reduces
from $500 to 1915 each.
Girls Blue Cheyiot Refers collarless. trim
med with braid; sizes and O. Reduced from
5000 to $500 each.
Girls White Serge Refer; size II. Reduces
from 81 so to 50 90.
Girls White Lawn Dresses trimmed wit
lace: sizes O. 5 and TO- Reduced from $500 o
$3.50 each.
Girls White Lawn Gumpe Dresses. trimmel
with lace; sizes 4, and s. Reduced from 81. z
to So IS each
Girls Percale Dresses, in assorted patterns
sizes 4, and 8. Reduced from LOO to 500
each.
IL Girls White Lawn Guimpes. tucked; size
and g. Reduced from 81 so to 75c. each.
Third nopr. @ ST
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Friday Bargain i'm
bingham PetticOats.
Black Silk PetticOats,

Good quality taffeta. made with deep accordion
plated hounce. edged with narrow rufie and fin
ished with dust rudie.
1895 each.
Regular price, $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-05

4 No 1850. large shape; sizes IA. rs and ~
SI.so. Reduced from $500.
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The Men at the Throttle.

Every now and then an engineer in a rail
road locomotive or a steamboat motor
man on a trolley car dies of one OF the dis
eases which kill with merciful suddenness.
The human lives entrusted to the care of
such men are then seriously endangered,
often sacrificed because there is no one
close at hand to take the place Of the dead
manager Of the power. Thus from time
to time demands arise in the cities for Il
doubling of the forces at these responsible
posts. The other day. in consequence of
slight accident, it was discovered by the
public that the engineers in the larger
ferry boats plying across the North and
Ea<r rivers could not be readily reached
by their assistants in the event of sudden
Illness death. and the disclosure re-
suited in new phase of this demand TO:
the doubling of the men ae the throttles.
e. This phenomenon is characteristic of
present conditions There is more severe
concentration in consequence of the inten-
sified specialsm of the day. The men at
the throttle and the controller are charged
with more direct and a heavier response
bility than were ever their prototypes. The
driver of the stage coach of the old days
was himself an artist in his line, entrusted
with the lives of his passengers on the
score of his knowledge of the roads and
the ways of horses. But he was by no
means so responsible a factor as the engi-
necr or the motorman, who is under a
nervous and physical strain which had no
parallel in the slower-gong times of horse
propulsion.
1t is for statisticians to answer whether
there is a higher percentage of sudden
deaths among the men who are entrusted
with powerful machinery and responsibility
for the lives of people. A physiological
evolution may be in progress. to the end of
turning out stouter nervous and physical
systems to withstand the stress of circum-
stance which modern life involves. But it
IS eminently wise meanwhile to safeguard
as far as possible against disaster through
the fall OF the engineer at his post, remote
from view or beyond the reach of aid
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-05
Black Goods Department.

esa yds 44-jpch Examine Wolfe. Reduced from
81 So 10 So. 90 for pee.
s yds ~ inch Silk and Wool Eolienne. Reduced
from So 90 to S3.T5 for pee.
aIa yds 52-inch Serge (Lupin's) Reduced IRON
81 co to $3.50 for pee.
Az yds. 4f-inch French Wolfe. Reduced from
"a 80 to 1915 for pee. .ooo
eT yds French Wolfe. Reduced from 1898 to
$500 for pee. e,,.,,,
4 yds 4o-incb Silk-warp Henrietta Priestley So
Reduced from Sc % to $500 for pee
3 yds. 40-neh Lace Wolfe. Reduced from SS.ia
to 81 so for pee. -, -
81 yds 5o-ineh Canvas Cheviot Reduced from
yds 44.ineh silk and Wool Boucle Cloth. Re
dueed from s13.75 TO 500 for pee
vds 50-inch Bourette Examine. Reduced from
81 90 to So. 90 for pee
5 yds 44-inch All-silk Crepe de Chine keduced
from SlJ. 90 to $1,000 for pee.
1lh yds 44inch All-silk Grenadine heducen
from SIT 25 to $11 90 for pee.
ain
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-05
Furniture Department.

1 SIT. CHARTERED Oak Dining Table. heavy
futed legs. Reduced from $1,000 to 81 %.
1 S-ft. Chartered Oak Round Dining Table pat
ent locking device. heavy pedestal and feet. Re-
droed from s21 80 s22.5 80.
1 Handsome CHARTERED Oak Sideboard. 50 inch
case. shaped top swell front. large mirror. large
drawers and cupboard Reduced from S42-50 10
S35. 90.
/ Handsome Chartered Oak Buffet shaped front.
large top claw feet. large drawers and cupboard.
Reduced from $4,000 TO So. 90.
1 Mahogany finish Rocker and Chair TO ma teh.
high back, saddle seat. Reduced from $500 TO
$500.
1 Handsome 3-piece Parlor Suite. mahogany
frames, French legs. carved backs. upholstered IN
fine satin damask. Reduced from $500 TO So. 30.
Sixth floor @
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Remnants i'm Mems Dept,
Bows Department.

8 Youths Black Unfinished Wersted Suits Sco al
pauts and vest) sizes 16, H. Is and 20 or o.; 90,
"a and 36-inch chest measure heduceo Ai"h
So 30 and $500 to $3.50 each. I'D
Youths apiece Suits. In navy blue serge .n anc
sizes 1S and 49, or "a and 35-inch chest measure
Reduced from $1,000 to $3.50 each.
Boys, weight Tan o1sefs end nap1 10. Re
duced from 81. so to 900 each. q
q Bows Tan Covert Cloth Top Coats: sizes y, y
10 12 and "a Reduced from $500 and $500 te
s Boys Atwood Red Serge Sailor Blouse SUITE
bsndsomely braided, embroidered shield emblem
on arm: sizes 4, 6 and Z. Reduced from $o.oo u
81 so each. N ., nate
r;aIs. single brea sted breasted and Norloas
tscket STILES: sizes 8 to 16. Reduced from s6.Oc
Rows Fine Blue Serge Sailor Suits: sizes 4.
and q. Reduced from $500 and $500 TO Ss;'o ca
il BOYS Wash Sailor Blouse Suits: sizes O. :, .
o 10 II and IL Reduced from 1926 and $3.1o
to So EACH
Third floor, Tenth st.
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Picture Department.

Oilograph Angel In brown frame to matcn
Reduced from 500 to 81 80
Large Sepia. Venetian View In brown and
gold frame. Reduced from S. 90 to 81. 80
Hand-colored Picture, 1.-THE Broken Pitcher
In rosewood and gold frame. Reduced from $50
to $500
Asti Head. In brown and gold frame with oya
opening Reduced from $500 TO So
Hand-coiored Photograph Girl In Fame.
Dress In green and gold frame. Reduced frons
$1,000 to $500.
Platinum Photograph. Moonlight on the
to 50. 80.
Hand-colored Photograph Girl In Fancy
Dress in gold oval frame Reduced from 5000
to So. 80.
Sepa Photograph. THE Shepherless" in
brown and gold frame to match Reduced from
$1,000 TO $500.
Colored Pictures. in black, green and gold
frames. Reduced from s.. 90 to zoe. each.
Fourth floor Tenth ST.
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New England's "Social Uplift. %

From the Boston Transcript.
The activity with which loyal New Eng
landers are resenting a Connecticut minis
ter's statement that New England is in a
slough of ignorance and inactivity" proves
that at least kicking energy is left in this
section. New England has for so long been
going to the dogs that good many people
have tired of the story of it's sad degen-
eracy and would prefer to hear of the many
forces, like those set in motion by the
Massachusetts, village Improvement socie-
ties, which are making for social uplift
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-05
China DEPARTING mt .

1O0-piece DaintiIy Decorated American China
Dinner Set. Reduced from s23.o0 10 $500.
/ 1 u piece Decorated Toilet Set. mig slightly
damaged Reduced from $50 to <T.a5.
! dozen Decorated and Gold Stippled Limoges
China Breakfast Plates Reduced from 500 To
5000
l Da;ntily Decorated American China Oval Soup
Turesn. Reduced from 50. to $3.50.
3 dozen Decorated American China Bread aud
Butter Plates. Reduced from 81. to 81 % dozen.
Large Decorated Percelaia Dishes. Reduced
from 81 40 45c. each.
ST
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Corset Department.

pairs Parame Corsets, embroidered batiste,
straight front. dip hip elastics attached; sizes
10 30 D. % and 2i. Reduced from $1,000 to
81 so pair. , -. ,,.
pairs French Corsets, straight front boned
with real whalebone. elastcs attached; sizes a.
81 and 22 Reduced from $3.50 TO So so pair.
20 pairs p NJ Corsets. batiste. straight front,
dip hip, elastics attached sizes Is. - 20 20 "a
7 najrs Corsets straight font; sizes Is, 25 anG
20 Reduced from $i.0o to Soc. pair.
Third floor Eleventh st.
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Shoe Department.

3 pairs Women's Patent Wei Kid Oxfords, Blu
cher cut: sizes ItsAA-1 and IlxB. Reduced from
500 to l95 pair.
pairs Women's 0xfords Bucher cut turn sole
patent vamp. Louis XIV heel. sizes IA-6 and 7B.
Reduced from 50. 90 to 81 IS pair.
pairs Women's Tan Russia Calfskin Oxfords
welt soie sizes and TC-5 81 and 3D. Reduced
from $500 to 81 90 pair
pairs Women's 3-strap Kidskin Slippers bead.
ed vamp and strap, Louis XIV heel; sizes TB-5h
and &c. ~. 8. 4, AZ and sd. Reduced frou
So 90 to $500 pair.
10 pairs Womens Cross-strap Patent Leather
Slippers; sizes AZ. 81. and 6tsA-3, s and 5sB-
4, ~ and 6hC: Reduced from $3.5o to 500 pair
Third floor Tenth ST
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Iamn Department.

l Antique Brass Students Lamp, complete with
white shade and chimney: slightly shopwern. Re
duced from $3.50 to $500
Drop Light. complete with "Argand' burner
chimney and shade. Reduced from s.. 10 10 81 90
1 Pink Lamp Globe. embellished with small gold
dragons. Reduced from $500 $500.
1 Hand painted Japanese SILK Lamp Shade. with
crystal bead fringe; slightly damaged Reduced
from S12 so to $1,000.
l Japanese Fan Shade. with bronze trimmings.
Reduced from $500 TO $3.50.
10-inch Decorated Dome Shade. Reduced from
s2 80 to 81 %.
at
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Cloak Department.

2 Black Cloth Jackets; size 40. Reduced from
Black Broadcloth Jacket, three quarter length;
size 40. Reduced from $25. 90 $1,000.
l Tan Covert Cloth Long Coat; size 36. Re-
duced from S25.00 $1,000
1 fink silk Tea Gown, deliberately trimmed With
lace: size 3S. Reduced from $2l.00 to $500.
i Pink Albatross Tea Gown. trimmed with lace
and tueks size Is. Reduced from $500 SIS 90.
1 Light Blue SILK Tea Gown, trimmed with en-
brodery and tucks: size 80. Reduced from $l5.@
to 5000.
1 PINK silk Tea Gown, trimmed with lace bo-
$3.50.
Third floor, G st.
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A Campaign Program.

My Uncle Jim's candidate;
They chose him from the lot
He says they will elect him
To the office. like as not
1t amt his wondrous learnin
Nor his talent that commands.
He hasn't got much money,
But he's great at shakin' hands.
There's somethin' awe-inspirin'
In the way he clears his throat
And stands with one hand stuck inside
His new Prince Albert coat.
It's finer than the music of
A dozen big brass bands
When he says "How-dy-do'' an goes
To work a-shakin' hands.
He amt a-makin' lengthy talks,
Like he made in the past;
/ honestly believe he's got
The right idea at last
He smiles with patronizing pride,
His bosom broad expands,
An he don't say another word,
But keeps a-shakin' hands
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-05
Bows Furnishing Dept.

% BOYS White Madras Shirts, with attached
collars or laundered neckbands; sizes . to TO- he
duced from 75c. to SOC. each.
is BOYS Madras Shirts, in pretty STRIPED enects'
sizes ~ to 49, Reduced from soc. to 29e each
< Bovs' Fine Sailor Collar Bouses. heavily emu
hrodered: sizes and 4. Reduced from $223,
So 50 and So 90 to 95c. each. 20
Rows Fancy Vests; sizes 3. TO- IL. ID, IL, 10,
10 and 90 Reduced from s.. 90 and $3.50 to $loO
each. -, -.
s Boys Felt Hats medium sizes. reduced from
81 90 TO 35c. each.
rd Tenth
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Dress Trimming Dept.

rs yds- A-ineh Black SILK Gimp. reduced from
$A to Toe. for pee: 1x yds. Il inch, reduced
from y oS to zoe. for pee; Is yds Pinch, re-
dueed from 81. SO to Soc for pee
lS yds. 1ts-inch Persian Trimming reduced from
394 to 75c. for pee: III yds. 2-inch reduced
from 500 to 81 so for pee; IL yds ~ inch, re-
duced from ~ 20 TO 81 so for pee: 2ss yds 1-nch
reduced from $594 to $3.50 for pee; yds 9. inch
reduced from 81 90 to 9oe. for pee. q. yds. inch
reduced from 81 90 TO 81 so for pee: pa yds. l.
10 yds. Cut Jet Gimp. in u. y and I-inch
widths. Reduced from soc. TO 10c. yard.
Main floor G st
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Knit Underwear Dent.

10 Women's Swiss Ribbed China SIN Vests. n
lavender only. with long neck and no sleeves
slightly sofled: sizes SO and 80. Reduced from
800 TO 81 % each. :
1. pairs Childrens Merno Pants, full regula ton
nacs tf'uriey & Buttrans), size 81 Reduced FROM
81 90 TO 81 90 pair
IA door 81
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Friday Bargain i'm
China DEPARTMENT.

We shall place on sale tomorrow new lot OF
Choice Quality Decorated English Porcelain tege-
table Dishes in assorted shapes, coorings and de-
signs They represent the sample line OF lead
in English pottery and offered In three lots
at Soc 75c and $1.0o each. We call special ct
tent,on to the lot at
soc. each,
which would sell ordinarily at
75c. to SIPS each.
We also offer lot of Decorated Breakfast Plates
and Tea Cups and Saucers at
Ioc. and I5c. each.
Fifth floor.
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Suit DEPARTMENT.

Elne Cheviot Suit, plated skirt and jacket;
size SO. Reduced from $3.50 to $3.50.
Black Panama Cloth Suit. Elton blouse jacket.
lined with silk, unlined skirt; size "a. Reduced
from $3.50 to $3.50.
Black Cheyiot Suit. trimmed with braid; size
81. Reduced from $500 to $i2.5
Blue Chcvict Suit, silk lined throughout. trim
med with braid; size SO. Reduced from $500 to
$25 90.
2 Blue Broadcloth Suits, blouse Jacket with
capes, silk lined: braid vest; sizes IA and &C. re-
duced from $500 To $24.00 each.
Tan Covert Cloth Suit. plated jacket and skirt !;
Size 80. Reduced from $500 TO 5000.
Light Mixed Tweed Suits, trimmed with braid
and stitched peau de sole; sizes 35 and IS. Re
duced from $3.50 to $l2 90 each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-05
Glove Deparf maent /.

pairs Womens 1-pearl clas? Pique Kid Gloves.
In light maize with black stitching sizes q and
6h Reduced from 81 so to i5c. pair.
4 pajrs - button length White Suede Mosque
taire Gloves; size So Reduced from $2.25 to
81 so pair.
3 pairs Women's 2-clasp White Kid Gloves; size
T. Reduced from 90 to soc. pair.
Main floor s
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Hosiery Department.

q pairs women's Black Sfik-pated Hose, with
double heels and toes; sizes and Sis Reduced
from 81 90 to soc. pair.
IS pairs Women's Dropstftch Lisie Unread Hose.
blue Grounds with fancy stripes; sizes Sis, and
o.. Reduced from Soc to 35e. pair $3.50 :.
Main floor T st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-05

After giving prayerful consideration 10
the subject. the Western Union Telegraph
Company has decided that 1t Is bound py
all moral obligations to transmit the racing
reports to poolrooms, which bring in SO
large a percentage of it's profits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-05

King Peter will no doubt extend a hearty
welcome to the new minister from the
United States. man whose name Is as
easy to pronounce as that of Mr.. jackson
ought to be welcome in any part Of that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-05
Fast Automobiles.
From the Philadelphia Inquirer.

The most enthusiastic automobilist who
ignores speed limits and tries to make a
record IL apt to be the very man who would
resent the slightest infringement upon his
own life and property, which are protected
by laws coming from the same ultimate
source as those Is hich control speed.