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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-09-28
500 CUARTOS DE BAAO.

La comisi0n encargada dc Ia ad-
ministraci6n de la Ciudad do GAL
weston ha concedido una franquicia pa
IA la construction do una nueva ca
sa dc baiios con 500 cuartog, TN
costo no meDos dc diez mil pesos.
FL precio maximo por persona sera
de ve!nte crrtavos. Ia cnRt dcbc de
estar lista para Ia pr6xImA cstac6n
de hahos.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-09-28
CAYo MuERTo DE sU GuAYly.

Francisco Rodriguez. TN bicn como
cido residente del Condado dc VIII
son, quo vlye 4 algunas milIls nj
Oeste dc Floresville, Texas, fu6 4
este 1ltimo p,nto el 81 lie Septicm-
bro a consular con I'M nedico. su
condici6n ffsica, estando afectado do
una enfermednd del coraz6n. Al re-
greear su casa cay6 TERRA dol a
stento de su oarro. muerto como por
I'm rayo.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-09-28
NoTAs de la clupAD dc NExIco.

So ha pedldo al Congreskz ID itrrlie
DC IL connection que SC Haf 1echo Is
J. a. NanEle, represcntnnta de II
Southern Pacific Railway Co, pa--
IN In construction de ferrocarstles el,
los Estad0s dn Sonora, Einnloa, Ia
ltsco Territorio de Tepic.
LOS funerales de GuillGfmo An
drntie, Consul de Mexico en- Los An
geles. Cal. quicn muri6 repentlna- =
mcntc en- esa CiudaA. estuvieron
n"y cnncurridos. I'll finado tcnia
setenta y cinco ahos. Y deiu una esq.
posa y familla. Estaba dc vista ea,
esta ciudad. cmndo le sorprendi0 Ia
mueric
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-09-28
RAsTREANDo 4 DOS MEXicANos

El 2i do Septismbre el Sheriff San
ders, del Condado de Caldwell, y 81
Sheriff VIII Wright, dol Condado DO
Wilson. 80 reunleron on In poblaci0n
do Lavcrnia, Texas. y OH compliifa
del Condcst able W. Il. Currie. go diri-
gicron rumbo q st Hcdwig en nsscyl
dc alguno9 mexicanos que so Bup,nc
estan escondidos en- esn region. u
no dc los mexicanoS 80 creo que es el
aWc haeo POGO mat0 4 Tin honbre ccr
"a dc Pota, etI el Condado dc VIII
son. otro 90 b,1seado ltor In misma
raz0n. p,tos mat6 tambiGn On Prairc
Lea, Condado dc Caldwell. El Con
destabIe Stevens. de Snn Antonio, sat
renni6 4 los otros ofloinlas on st,
i1edwig. Sc dice qus Ion mexicknos
andan bien nrmados
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-09-28

Para curar Una Cortada, IIaga o Herida
apliquese ei AScite de Ncrvio HucSo de Ramon
rs antisepeteo, sasperde ei doior. Y produce una
81 no satisfase.
Do venta en- Ia Botica del Leon. dc
F. 4. Chapa. San Antonio. Texas.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-09-28
Las Cllica mas del
GoberIlador CaIdonas
Ell PUEBLO NO HA ENYAINADO.
LA EsPADA

El Gobernndor Cardenas por medic
tie sus peridtlicos ha mentido de un
modo ridiculo y absurdo. al declr que
fuG reclecto por In voluntad del pue-
bio. supontendo que sus perl0dicos SO
10 son lcfdos por imbeclles. DI-
mos en- segu;da, nlrte de la verdade-
IN historih dc las elecciones on Goa
hula, 4 reservn dc hacer oIprtuna--
mcnte los dcbituS comentariSs
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-09-28
poK cARGAR PIsToLA.

FL 81 dc Septiembre fue arresta-
do EN- Brownsville, Texas. Apoiont 10
Sanchez. por portar una pistola. La
Corte del Condado le impllso seiy
meaes de- prlsion y Glen pesos dc muI
Ia,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-09-28
AVISO

Por recargo de material no potic-
mos publican on cs;a ediei6n, toda In
correspondence que Bohre las fiestas
patris noa han remitido nuestros NJ
migcs, pero 10 iremoa hacienda en-
las cdicloncs subaccucntes.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-09-28

Doseo Saber Ell d0ndo estd ci So
for Felipe AmayH. quo haee cuatro
aAos no sc nj una paIabra dc 81, pc
ro me han informado qne puede scr
que SO oncuentrc eli el Estado dc
Nucvn Leon.
Asf mismo qulcro tener noticIas O.
xactas dc Juan Hernandez, que hace
catorcc ahos que le he perdido de
vista. sc tcnido razon, sin embar1
go, de que Hernandez sc encuentra
on el Estado do Texas.
la persona que sepa alguna cosa
dc Felipe Amnya de Juan Herman
dcZ. pucde dlrIgir sus informes
Rafael Amaya, 4 Karnes City, Tex.
I'm. 9-I4-5.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-09-28
PESQUISAS.

Hace dioz amos que deje 4 mi her
mnno Domingo Rosales. en- In In
guna del Tlahualiio, Mexico. en- ell
rancho dc Ia Media Euna, del se--
for Juan B. Garcia, del Estado lie
Durango. DeSde crtonces NJ he te-
nido n!ngrna noticip dc Domingo.
La espos;l do Gl SO llama Candida.
ria ti"rnAnd"%. y ia persona que
me do una noticig de Domingo 8 de
81 esposa, lc rcgalo uu aIiO de s,1s-
crtpci6n al REGIDOR. Las car
tns puedcn dirlgirsc ri senior Teodo-
sto RnsnlcS Samuel. Tex I'm g-1i-5
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-09-28
opRERos BsrAholEs DEsEspE.-.

kA4DDS,
En- Ia provincial do Cadia, Esnaka,
los obreTOs, on los distrItos asoladt g
por cl hambre, amenaaan incendiar y
saquoar las p0blaciones ri no ~ ia,
slimiuistra alimentos SO han he-
cho liamamientos nj goblcrno para
quo distribuyn raniones.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-09-28
NAaMlENTo.

NAGiAfiENTO.
n hs cInco y media dol 90 de 9Up
llcnbre 10 naci6 nn bcrnoso niau en-
East Bernard, Texas. q In scfiorI
1uana NJ do Carre6D. espoa.t Dol sn-
iior JoHe H. Carredn
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-09-28

Des"o sahcr al pIradero dc mi hi
jo Aiejandro NaldGs, quo hacc IS
afios Sc nnscnt6 de Randado, Conda-
do de- Zapata, Texas, en- cnya epoca
toda su farlilia cstaba reunida. A.
lejandro tieno por hcrmanos 4 IeOni-
des, Martin, Joaquin. Leonardo = r.
varisto Yaldcs, y todoa grdan On de-
secs de saher dc su Fnatt1 Aleaau-
dro, uaee s 5 ai Qasi
s.
tonces nada 81. hnTvnea ttsezz aii-
cho sc agradeeeran los ift6Enes que
sobre cl sc romitan Leonides Val
dGs, Ier6nimo, Condado de Qua
dalupc. Tex I'm. g-14-J
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-09-28

Santos Soils desea saber ell nara.
dero dc gu hormann Maclovia Soils
que en- Diciembre dol aiio pasado dc
1901 cscribl6 dc San Felipe de. Hon
do, Coahuila, Mexico, A1ucho ngra
decer6 IN notlcia quo mo den do
ella. Dirftanse todas laB informa-
clones q Santos Soils. Gallo dc San
Fernando No. 6ii. San Antonio, Tox.
I'm. 9-7-o5,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-09-28

Ic5rn sai,or on donde est4 .Iuan
hernandez. quicn hace tIempo viva
en- Martindalc. Texas, con una mu-
jcr llamaha Juana Herrera. Juan
Hernandez es hiJo dol gefor Marcos
Hernandez y do la sehora Regina
Alvarez. quiencs viven on San Fell.
Pc Coahniia, Mexico. Eaco cinco n.
nos aaue no so sabe donds sstA. A
IA persona quo medd slsdn iilrurrne
cierto sobre Juan HERNANDEZ, ID re-
sa'o dos pesos paya quo 70 susorlba
al hEGlDoR. Dirfjanae todos los
'n'oFmes q Francisco Hernhndez, Ft.
smith, Arkansas. I'm. s-2i.5,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-09-28

Dcseo sabcr cl paradcro do mi hi.
20 oc'avio Perez, ei ohai osoribto 6i
li;nafnente do Loud,,a, Condado de
hhnble, Texas.en Jdlio del preaen
70 a'io Desdc cntonceg no 50 saba
de sl' actual paradcro. 81 aIguna Der
soma aabe dc q, so ie agradecera ds
el inforno A Candeiario Psroz, cam.n.
be'lton, Tcx I'm. s.Si-os I
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-09-28
TORREON.
DIA Ia DIE sHpTIpMBRE:

Don Luis NJ. Navarro, ha permane-
cido en- su casa todo el dia, custudia-
do por % homby"S armados y monta-
dos No ha asoE isio las narices la
callc.-- Baltic Lsiores anduvo con
Cara Aidnpe eli las casillas. con 10
80 R0bollnr y Francisco a. Vill4nue-
va.
El Comnndantc Demetrio Garcia,
q Alcildc de In cdrcel pdblica, Gu
traron Ia casa del c. Orestes Percy
ra. prEtendiendo discover d los ciuda-
daIsoS que formuluban el meta do pro-
tcsta. Ambos registraron d ] o 8
humbres para YER 81 llevaban armas;
pcTn cncontraron que todos estaban
dGsarmaGos como manda IN ley. y
lbs !nSuliaron diciendo que 'nndIe de
los Que estaban allf t,enfa cabeza''.
lIh policia ha cstado en- las casilIas
impidiendo cl voto.
En- las casillas han hecho pedazos
los votes dc los que post,ilan 4 los
candidates de Ia Op0slcion. Ell pre-
EcnCla do los votsntcs.
las casillaS Sc fornlaron con vHgos.
tahures policias aecretos. Sc ins-
tallron antes de las nueve y no per-
miiicron que So hicicse election de Ia
Mesa, dlcicndo que IN tenfan la con-
siapa tic trnbajar asf. que 81 no les
par'ecfa podfan retirarse.
Han rcchazado los votos de mnchos
: han amanaZado con echar 4 In car
rrl 4 los HiIe prote6Lara1
En- la casilla en- que e6ta In Ladri-
elecei6n SO pikio Iecoger en- todh L.
10 Icp1rti6 i,DIetfas = nj fnfmd netA
n A.ft iraSef
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-09-28
MoNctovA

49,. ,,st,ias aiestorains fucgon ins-
-. 80 pucftR ccrrHda. Do dos
t2@s II G0bernador CArsienfs
sasi,% ,% han6Y una. renuneinron 4 los
manu. ,.,s,rids olectoralcs uombrados des-
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-09-28

DeSco sabcr eI paradero dc mi ou-
hado silyestre Garza, au oeposa, mi
hermnna Longina Lelva do Garza ,ymi
hormano M6nlco Letva. Mucho agra
oeeerc el informe que SO me haga 4
este pun,o' Irone, Texas.
Dton'sia Jntya dc Flores. I'm, a.g.p5,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-09-28

+ - l-4gEsE
Los tEobleruisths repartieron boletas
cntre las mtucres de las casas de
veaindad, = dijTon d los que cncon.
'raron reparticron boletas. que 81
no votaban por Chrdenas. el Presiden
I" Municinii les' impondria una mul-
't iFs s"plE'an tas cohtrlDuctoneS.
4 los carcradoTeS los asustaron dt-
gIGnlolcs que mafiana les uGitarfun
Il PTmiSo de tTabajar. Ell0B yOta-
rzrn por E'uentes.
ia pOlicfa blisc6. como 81 so ira
tlr., lie dos crimlnaleS, q los &C. e.
= =. G.. G. porQIbe tomaron instnn-
iane1s dc las cdsillas.
III Iucz Gomez Vargas two nm ras
e., dr putlor. aupliCando 4 los fot0--
@r,Sos Qi,e no 10 retratasen on la c1-
silh. lesi dito que en- (iltimo anali--
si4 uU SO los peTmitia.
III d"stacumento del 10. Reginiento
no sali6 Il In Galle, PeIuEtpeci0 en-
~ C,inrtcl, y todos cloginn In conduc-
a Irl Ndpiu'h FhiuiFIcso.
HAY mas dc so rancheros armRdos
moutadOs quo facilit0 Don Carlos
l,un2alrz. AnienOche lin borracho
GisfAro sobre una patrulla de ranche-
ros Corrinron como codnrnices, ain
Que fuorn possible reunirios durante
ms dc dos hoTas.
,.stnIn una casilia. Este hombre es
- /, e. dc 80 montados do IN Acordil-
H., Nat!ie fuG 4 yotar allf.
medic dfa SO recibieron telegra-
rtg d. duc en AIuzauIz habfn sido a.
.,rrs,do 81 Ing. Andres CARA Galan,
gnr ordcn dc GlliInrdo.
I'm VIcgca fucr0n rcdtnIdos 4 pri-
..lan los mIcmhros del Club opasicio-
nJsfa
lto Snbinas sc recibio IN teiegra-
III, diricndo quo In puicia 4 nI--
"n am ia imncdia- el voto que
Inn cae!llqa SO instalaron antcs do In
E.,3. r,r agcntes del GobIcrno.
,rsco Madpro 10 tienen siliado on
Gt rrt, rumcrosas patrullas, bajo el
Trtnyto ,.e due ticnen armas cscon-
GIdqs III sn casa a este aefiur 10
I"n b,,ho rfctinfa de mucEls vejaclo-
",g hacc POGO 10 catelron n oeiSa
!nrSrtnIo Il los rc,saetorta dc "El
''I:g s., Ia tarde unos chiqullos deaa,Ta-
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-09-28

casimlro Volls desea eaber el nc.
tnat paradero do su hermano Tori
bio Vdiis quo en- Mayo proximo pasa-
40 sa1io dc Darwin, Tcxas, para Roc
Kdale. Texna. 81 laguna persona sabo
ol psradero 30 supiIca 40 dtrijan ca
sim'ro Velis, Rockdaie, Texas. 'yo.
I'm. 9-a-5.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-09-28

En Ntdodores, saa Hucdayentnra
Candida, Mdzquiz, Sabiuas. San Felipe
Dcampo , Rodriguez, ei Cob. CArde-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-26
Furniture Department.

Toona Mahogany Dresser. colonial design, large
bevel plate mirror, large drawers. Reduced from
SOC. 90 to $500.
Toona Mahogany Chfonier to match the above
dresser. Reduced from $500 to $3.50
/ Odd Mahogany Chfonier. full swell front
heavy claw and ball feet hand-carved mirror
frame. Reduced from 5000 to $500.
Handsome Mahogany Toilet Table. full swell
front; to match the above chiIonier. Reduced
from $4,000 to $25.O0.
! White Enameled Dresser, good size. large oval
plate mirror; slightly damaged. Reduced from
$1,000 to $1150.
Mahogany Table, French legs fancy top lower
shelf; slightly damaged. Reduced from $500 10
50. so.
Fine CHARTERED Oak Buffet, shaped top, carved
drawer fronts, large bevel plate mirror. Reduced
from $50. 90 to $500.
Large, Roomy weathered Oak Chair, heavy g..
duced from $35. 90 to $500
Fine Solid Mahogany Library Table colonial
reproduction two drawers. Reduced from $50. 90 to
$500.
1 Bird'seye Maple Dresser, swell front shaped
glass Reduced from $500 to 1880.
Brd's-eye Maple Washstand, to match the
above dresser Reduced from $1,000 to $1,000
Sixth floor. st.
Solid Oak Office Table, 6 feet long, heavy legs.
two large drawers. slightly damaged. Reduced
from $3.50 to $11.50.
High grade Ohlce Chair of select quartered
oak, bolted frame, French arms, woven cane seat
and back. Reduced from $17.50 to $13. so.
Large Leather Rocker, with golden oak frame
Small Box Couches, covered In neat designs,
suitable shirt waist boxes or window seats.
Reduced from $50 to IS. 90 each
Seventh floor, G ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-26
Store will close at 80 pm. until further notice.
Mems Department.

pairs Mems Atwood Sox, black. with neat
embroidered figures; size 9h. Reduced from soc.
to 25c pair.
% pairs Mems Fancy Cotton sox, mostly gray
effects; sizes 8, II and 11l2 Reduced from 25c.
to pairs for Zoe.
81 pairs Mems silk plated sox, in fancy en-
broidered tans and plain colOrs sizes 91a, 10 and
IL: Reduced from Soc. to 3 pairs for SLIGO.
Mems White Evening Dress Vests, slightly
soiled; sizes ~, A, 46 and As. Reduced from
$500 to so each.
o Mems Black and Brown Velvet House Coats:
sizes "a and IS. Reduced from 1890 to $500
4 Mems Ranproof overcoats, Paddock" style;
$500 each.
II Suits Mems Pajamas. mostly light colors;
suit. " ~~
IS Mems Puff Scarfs, also few narrow -Four
IN hands. In light and medium effects. Reduced
from SOC. to &c each.
1S pairs Mems Dogskin Gloves. heavily lined;
medium size. Reduced from 81 so to 81 90 pair. !
Reduced from IS 90 to IS 90 pair
SO Mems An-linen Initial Handkerchiefs-A r.
D, G, X, L. M, n, p, and S. Reduced from
pairs Mems Black Silk and Satin Suspenders
to 81 90 pair.
g pairs Plain White SILK Suspenders. soiled. Re-
duced from $3.50 to soc. pair
IL Mems White Dress Shirts; sizes 161k IL 17IS
and Is. Reduced from 100 TO &c. each.
10 Mems Blue Cashmere Undergarments; shirt
sizes AZ. "A. 46 and AZ: drawer sizes % and 40
Reduced from s1.75 to SOC garment
IL pairs Mems White Merino Drawers soiled:
size a. Reduced from 81. 90 to soc. pair.
Main floor, + st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-26
Housefurnish hing Dept.

1 Nickel Chatting Dish, ehopworn. Reduced from
$500 to $3.50.
Nickel Chatting Dish, wrought iron stand.
shopworn. Reduced from 300 to 500.
Brass Vienna Coffee Pot. Reduced from 81. 90
/ Brass Russian Coffee Pot. Reduced from 1886
to $500.
2 Enameled Double Boilers. Reduced from s2io
to 81 so each.
Enameled Pitchers Reduced from Soc to &c.
duced from 49, to zoe. each; 1, reduced from
81 90 to 75c
2 Enameled Buckets. Reduced from S26 to
/ Enameled Cuspidor. Reduced from s1.o0 to
Enamelea Mixing Bowls. Reduced from a5c
i Japanned Pastry Closet, dented. Reduced from
81 so TO $10O.
i Japanned Cake Closet, dented. Reduced from
imported Cake Boxes. Reduced from 81 IS to
75e. each.
i Japanned Bread BOX. Reduced from Csc to
25c.; reduced from 81 90 to SOC.
8 Galvanized Coal Holds, shopworn. Reduced
from 55r. TO CSC. each.
Gas Heater shopworn. Reduced from $3.50 TO
Copper bottom Wash Boiler. dented. Reduced
from Csc. to s0c.
: Tin Steam Cooker denied. Reduced from soc.
to 25c
Roberts Water Filter for faucet; shopworn.
Reduced from $50 to $4.C0
/ Kitchen Table. shopworn. Reduced from 50 so
to 81 so.
, / Chair Step Ladder slightly damaged. Re.
Bread Mixer Reduced from 80 to 81 90.
6o-ineh Nickel Towel Bar. Reduced from
$500 to 75c.
Fifth noor. Eleventh IT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-26
TO REFUND THE DUTY.
Secretary Shaw Favors Free Wheat
When Used for Seed.

Secretary Shaw has sent the following
letter to both houses of Congress recon-
mendng the refund of the duties paid in
imported wheat when used for seed:
This department is in receipt of large
number of letters indicating that a scare
ity of suitable wheat for seeding purposes
exists in several of the northwestern states.
by act approved January ID. 1903. the
Secretary of the Treasury was directed to
refund the duty paid on coal for the period
of one year. This had the effect of tenn
porarily removing the duty on coal. I rec
ommend a similar law authorizing the Sec
rotary of the Treasury to refund the duty
paid on wheat actually used for seed, un-
der rules and regulations prescribed by
him. / think 1t would be impracticable to
allow wheat intended for seed to be entered
free Of duty. Such a provision would open
the door to fraud. but refund of duty on
wheat actually used for seed, under appro-
pirate regulations, seems to me to be feas-
ible and as affording a satisfactory remedy.
In view of the desirability Of getting
seed wheat at distance from the place
where 1t is to be sown, / see no reason WHY
this provision should be limited as to
time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-26
YELLOW FEVER ON THE BOSTON.
The Commander Authorized to Take
the Vessel North.

Two cablegrams were received over night
at the State Department from Consul Cen
eral Gudger at Panama relative to the out
break of yellow fever on the United States
steamship Boston. In the first, dated yes
terday morning, Mr.. Gudger says:
Boston arrived at Panama this morning
from coast ports. japanese mess man dieu
from yellow fever. Paymaster F. p. Sack
EFT, Lieut.. w. D. Leahy and DR.. Otto Kohl
ase have mild cases.
The second dispatch is dated at Panama,
4:4O pm. yesterday afternoon, and Is as
follows:
Two other Japs and Private Lafferty
have yellow fever. Have been removed to
Ancon~{where the hospital is located Not
safe to remove three cases reported this
morning. Perry and Pierce (believed to be
surgeons) aboard. This infection progress
Ing. All cases e."
Commander Niles, commanding the Bos-
ton, has reported to the Navy Department
that yellow fever has broken out among
the crew of that vessel. A Japanese mess
attendant died from that disease and there
are four cases under treatment with two
other suspicious cases.
Secretary Morton this morning sent
cable message to Commander Niles author
izing him to proceed with the vessel to
Puget Sound, Wash. or to any other colder
climate than that Of the isthmus, with
view to Graduating the disease from the
vessel.
ORDERS were issued directing that ply
scian on the isthmus be sent aboard the
Boston to take the place of DR.. Kohlase,
and Assistant Surgeon Frank f. McCul-
Tough has been ordered to join the Boston
as soon as she reaches home port to as
sist the ships doctors.
The news of yellow fever on the Bos-
ton came as great surprise to the Off
Gals. and it is believed by the bureau of
medicine and surgery that the cases were
probably brought aboard by mosquitoes, as
the greatest care is exercised in preparing
the drinking water.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-26
COMING MOTHERS CONGRESS.
Plans Partially Disclosed by President
of the Organization.

In a recent circular Mrs. Frederic Shoff
president of the national congress of moth
ers, announces that she has succeeded in
securing rate of one fare on all the rail-
roads of the country for the convention
of the national congress of mothers, which
will meet in Washington from March 10 to
IS, inclusive, and that the sessions of the
convention will be hel din the Metropoli-
tan Methodist Church, AZ and c streets
northwest Headquarters of the national
officers will be at the Hotel Raleigh.
1t is stated that Mrs Fred. T. Dubois,
wife of the senator from Idaho, who has
charge of the model nursery and the exhi-
bition of literature recommended by the
congress, expects to have conferences of
mothers to discuss the nursery and litera-
ture for children.
The days and nights of the congress
week are crowded full of lectures, confer
ences and talks, and Mrs. Dubois is seri-
ously contemplating series of sunrise"
conferences.
An international day. will include the
consideration of conditions affecting chill
dren In other lands, and will be presented
by foreign ambassadors, Sir Mortimer Du-
rand leading.
1t is stated that President Roosevelt will
be one of the earliest speakers of the con-
gress, and an evening reception will be
given at the White House.
Sunday, March -, there will be a special
service, when clergymen in the city and
throughout the country are expected to
speak on the subject of THE Religious
Training of the Child in the Home" Many
of the Washington pastors have signified
their acceptance of the invitation to do this.
conference of the leading workers in
the congress met in Philadelphia on Thurs
day with the national president, Mrs. Schoff
to complete the arrangements for the Con-
gress. Mrs. Dubois and Mrs. Hoffman Of
Schoff gave a luncheon for Mrs. Dubois
and she was Mrs. Schoff's guest at the
Mayfiower descendants dinner at the
Bellevue on Wednesday.
Mrs SchoH is very happy over the fact
that the juvenile court act, which has been
her special work for two years and was
twice declared unconstitutional, was last
week declared constitutional by the supe-
rior court of Pennsylvania.
IF We had failed again." declared Mrs
Schoff, I'VE would have gone at it again, for
the usefulness of the juvenile court and it's
humaneness were fully established while in
effect before being declared unconstitutional
on purely technical grounds. We must have
the Juvenile court You ought to have 1t
here in Washington
Mrs. Schoff starts early in February on
an eastern trip. She has been invited to
Providence, r. l., to address the federation
on Protection of the American Home and
Mothers Club of Bridgeport, Conn, and the
New Haven Mothers Club This club gives
a big reception for her on February under
the direction of Mrs. James S. Button pres
ident of the Connecticut congress of moth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-26
China DEPARTMENT.

100 piece Pink Decorated Austrian China Dim
Set. Reduced from $500 to 1925.
/ 12-picce Decorated Toilet Set. soap dish cover
missing. Reduced from So 90 TO SO 90
/ 10-piece White and Gold Decorated Toilet Set.
chamber damaged. Reduced from $3.50 10
So. IS.
IL Richly Decorated Limoges China Bread and
Butter Plates. Reduced from 75c. to Soc each.
Daintly Decorated Limoges China Sugar and
Cream Sets. Reduced from 81 .75 to s.. ~; eaeh.
q Decorated Sugar and Cream Sets with teapot.
Reduced from 81 SO to 81. 90 set.
/ Decorated German Stein, slightly damaged.
Reduced from $50 10 81. 90.
l Decorated Limoges Ciina Salad Bowl. Re-
duced from $3.50 70 $3.50.
Daintly Decorated Austrian China Chop Plate.
Reduced from 2.25 TO i.15
25 Limoges China Plates. In asserted sizes and
decorations. Reduced from 25c. to 15c. each.
Decorated German China Cracker Jars. Re-
duced from 35c. to 15c. each
1 Decorated Limoges China Sauce Boat and
Stand. Reduced from $500 TO $f.50.
6 Decorated Limoges China Platters Reduced
from 81 % to S5c. each.
White ard Gold Decorated English Porcelain
Soup Tureens. Reduced from S2.25 to S5c. each.
Decorated Limoges China Pickle Dishes. Re-
duced from 25e. and 35c TO 15e. each.
/ Decorated Limoges China Soup Tureen- Re-
duced from $1,000 70 $3.50.
20 japanese China Cups and Saucers. Reduced
from 25c to 15c each.
3 Richly Decorated Limoges China Tankartis.
reduced from $500 to S2.50 each; 2, reduced
from SO so to 81. 10 each.
Fifth floor, G ST.