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Situations Wanted-nale.
Wanted-MisceIlaneOus.

HIGHEST CASH PRICES Daid tor old iro-
brass, copper. lead. zinc. and general mer-
chandise. WARRINGTON SCRAP IRON
S AND AEIAL co. Sln and u sts- NV. Phone
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: Don't mi
away youT old clothing. shoes. hats. and
shlrH before seeing ne. as l pay highest
cash prices for them Drop postal, viii caIl
II. GEWIRZ, I20s 7th ST. NV. nay20-I5t
WE PAY READY CASH. bring your cast
on Clothing 10 me- viii pay the very highest
cash prices Tor them: phone 23ss. drop postal,
VIII call L. hESSLEH. lz04 I'm 81. NV
rny5-sOt
WANTED-Gasolene engine, about I5-horse
power; must be In good running or er- Il A
FIsANK. brentwood road. u. {. Jae-3t
WANTED-Six cabinet mantels. Address "
y kENDRICk, Builder. Ballston, Va.
Jel-3t
wANTED-To buy a combination transit and
level Apply -' %. B. ZANTZISGER. "a
MeGm buiidlL- myzi-tf
wANTED-Hisl,st cash prices paid FOR worn
garments. ladies' or geutlCsaeu's. Also shoes
and hats Address postal and ! VII call any
hour. b TARSHES. lS0s 7th 81. nv. Phone
North 4s9. my2g-sot
WANTED-s. KEBEsKY. 1905 7th 81 NV.
will pay the highest cash prices FOR ladies'
gents. and children's CASTOR clothing and
shoes and hats. Address a postal and / VIII
call Phone y. S260-M- my-9-30t
SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE car
pets. stoves. bTic-a-brac. ana al kinds OF
SHOP. 18th aud sts. NV. Phone North 1913.
Formerly 9th ana u myz5-3Jt
WANTED-St once. 5Oc feather beds. by THE
SOUTHERN FEATHER CO. VIII pay the
highes- sDot cash prices for them Please
send pos.l 10 SOUTHERN FEATHER CO.
5l5 6th 81 NV. myc9-1Qt
BIG MONEY PAID FOR desirable furniture.
carpets. VIII pay fun value for stoves IN
good condition. ONCE furniture and house
hold goods Of all kinds; contents especially.
ID. NOTES. tzJ Louisiana ave- Phone A. 2)JG.
myZ7-S0t
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VERONA

The worlds greatest Palmist and CIaIrvov-
ant. Without asking question will tel ex
actly what you called for; who and when
you viii marry; call you by name; names OF
friends, enemies. or rivals. I promise TO
tell you whether husband. wife. or sweet
heart is true false I VIII tell YOU how 10
gain the love OF the ono you most desire
even though miles away. IN fact I wifi
tell YOU every hope. fear, or ambition: also
business affairs. lawsuits. and speculations;
what YOU are best adapted for TO make a
success IN life. he tells you your whole life
let IL be good or'bad; satisfaction guaranteed
Lady attendant Readings. 81 Office hours
I 10 . Daily andf sunday Gil 14th st. NV.
mv2s-T1r
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Personal,

BRADFORD'S DETECTIVE AGENCY SDTTe
228. Colorado Building, I4th and G. StrfctIv
confidential; any cause; all sections Phone
Nam 2525- Expert service. After $40 n m
can be consulted my residence 2nl5
dith ST., corner Of Columbia road NV hfOI2-
GAN BRADFORD. Jr-. superintendent
1eZ-4t
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Dancing.

LARGEST AND COOLEST HALL. IN
TAL CITY, ELECTRIC FANS.
OPEN ALL SUMMER
THE ORDWATS. 49, 11th 81. n W-FverV
Tuesday, Thursday. and Saturday even
ing beginners class. 7.30; advanced $50
Lady assistants; six lessons. $50. Private
lessons by appointment. Hall for rent
my2l-Sct PROF. CHAS NJ. WYNDHAA.
PRIVATE DANCING LESSONS Sc: g7-a--
anteed weitz. two-step. five lessons: class q
month. special rates club; piano. z5c: quick
mod method Address. with stamped en-
veloPe. BOX 81. Times oface. ny2i-iZt-exsu
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Country Rooms 9 Board.

SEAT PLEASANT INN. Seat Pleasant. NJ. /:
terminus or Columbia car line d. c Will
De opened on June for boarders; also cafe:
terms reasonable. Fine dance hail for rent
Apply at the above inn. ie1-9t
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When You Want a Cut
OF nnything-Joyce Engraving Co.. Star bldg.
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109. 90 secondhand brt-lcs 20 leads bats: tim
ber. doors. windows. and al kinds OF building
material il5 Ith ST sW- or On JOB 1th ST..
and Virginia ave sw- LOER WRECKING
AND CONSTRUCTION CO, 115 lst 81. sw.
1cz-iJt
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For SaIe-AutomobiIeS.

FOR Saloons runabout, in perfect cor,
diti0n. cheap: phone NDrth S5zz-Y ana viii
cali and demonstrate. OF address 7s2 Gresham
81 3e2-sa
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Low Rate Boston, Mass, and Return

Baltimore and Ohio. June to II. valid
returning until is. but may be extended
10 July 10 Rate one fare plus SIOO Con-
suit agents.
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Miscellaneous

rugs; only weaving concern here WASH
iNGTON RUG Co, S3l 5th 81. uw Phone
80 aps-tf
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In Brewing "Royal Pilsen" Beer

every sanitary preCaution is observed
insurinS absolute purity Call for thi,
peerless light beer at bars. Abner-Drury
Brew. Co.
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Wanted-ROOmS

WANTED-f5y young man OF good appear
ance, furnished room; social Advantages pre-
ferTed- Address. stating particulars. BOX
IS. Times Office. je2-2t
WANTED-For three adults housekee eping
apartment. four or i've rooms, middle North
west; moderate price Address ". 5. r.
Times Office 1eI-zr
WANTED-Rooms. suitable FOR storage. also
suite OF rO0mss must be reasonable. 1913
18th St NV. jel-3t
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ANACOSTIA
BURY'S PHARMACY. corner Monroe an
Jefferson sts.
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For Rent
UnfUrnished Rooms

one large room for rent. Apply ut 7la 10Th
FOR RENT-Tlvo unrurnished rooms u,itb
-, 49, 'or Hsht housekeeping; $40. 222s II 81
---- Je2-2t
THREE ROOMS on third floor: unfurnishei: :
s'- -, Hsit q, housekeeping; adults only: rea-
zo--L2Ie. - X St ne 5e2-zt
FOR RENr-Three unfurnished rooms. one
iiGI1s {la ., rent reasonable sIS 90 ST. NV.
For FOR RENT-seeond floor. 8 H ct. NV. for
-FOUR large living rooms. Inquire or TP
Francis. So5 II ST ne Feat
TWO or three unrurnished rooms ., se.o,S
-----. D--1- On same. I49S 6th St NV. II
THREE unfurnished rooms; light bo-,,-1-o.-
~ n - - moor al Hshti price reasonable
- - tc2-st
ta,h hCk k1NILThree S'I,. unfurnished rooms with
@ @Dath tvr Asht housekeeping. rent rnoderasa- :
also three furnished rooms. I00 Z st- nv
FOR RENT-Three rooms. batb So a.
~ bltdeilsburg road. ne FEST
TWO unfurulshed rooms. second a. =
"a - 4of @ Hght housekeeping; gas and bsrb
s55 NEW YORK AVE.-seeond g.
-. < To'-i's and hal room; bath on sane
moor
THREE unfurnished rooms on Second 49,
"1--oSN' hot and cold water SIS teIe
L--o1e IA mouse. ll2l 10Th St nv te1-st
Two NICE ROOMS. alcove and ham -
Eest ne DOCK nom Lincoln Park FREE
Ne '-- gas S4z0o per month. I2zz 81
1el-2t
ONE large front rpor aD5 han -
furnished. northwest: r,ri,-st ,s1s -oyI-s Hn-
-A-eI ess BoA 65. Times Office lei ~
TWO or three unfurnished rooms =, -,
go LEVY PaPered and painted: with bath
- u W. jeI-2t
THREE large. oooI rooms. unf,,r,,.s.5 .
49, So L'-Ht.1eepiIig, on second floor; porcelsi1
oe1' o. same no children: as - sfb -
800 p $ E--Two unfurnished yo,--.. -
--oaseaeePtng. gas: bath: SO jei-ss,
FOR REST-Ii5 Sd 81. Sc. six rooms .ac---T
moor. water and sink ia kitchen. gsS -,
"'.a Bath' vacant June 10: no Children.
FOR EENT-Unfurnished. for nght nous
Keep, FOUR very desirable rooms S61rfb 60,
gas range porcelain bath etc terrs -
crate 70 sight party. Address OWNER or
LlO1SE. Ilmes Office ieI-st
THREE uHfurnished rooms. second Co.. o.
-.sHt ho1s-Aeeping- 1888 9Th 81. nv. jel-gt
Two arge unfurnlshed rooms; light bo,,-e-
Aeep-hg. bas. bath; reasonable. 81 5th 81
tel-1t
NV - 81 -
1el-3t
THREE uHrurnished rooms, second fc,1r-
t.sht houseAeeping; gas, bath. cheap. I4zi
columbia st NV ie1-st
THREE uafurnlshed rooms: Hght boI-eEee7-
I2g' sli month SJS I'D ST. NV feI-St
LNfUit itNISHED ROOMS for Hght house
keeping gas. BATH second floor 24lg Penn
sylNin-a ave. NV. fe1-7-
TOR IiENT-r'Vo unfurnished rooms for
Ie--.. SLeaLe IL lOtA 81 nv my3i-st
L 81 NV 7Ts--s1 a. 50
FOR RENT-Three nice rooms; heat ana
s--s- 30 % sl. Sc my3i-3t
FOUR unfurnished rooms; privaIs entrance
lfl5 l5Jh ST. NV. mvzI-g1
TWO nice. bright rooms for light house
keeD-ns. Sl2s bath and gas. 1876 SIN ST NV
myS0 81
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Wanted-BicyCIes.

WANTED-To buy every second hand h.cycll
in Washington l13 Pennsylvania ave- NV
myi5-Sot
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IN NH-I'V EtITEFsS. IN good working order. $50
ana Cpi Reningtons1 Underwoods, OIivers,
Si--ltn trelnlers. and other standard makes.
n. N AINNIA CO.. Inc. 1El q ST. NV.
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READINGS in oaairvoyancy and palnistry
can 1910 Sth st. NV Je1-2t
MADAM RAY, Clairvoyant Palmist: the
wonder OF the age. Consult her on business
love, and family troubles: changes your
luck PARLORS. s36 Eye st. NV. mys1-t
FINE BLUE SERGE SUITS TO ORDER.
$40. Every thread all-wool. MORTON c.
STOUT q CO.. Tailors OF Quality. 80 r st.
NV. Rp4-tf-m. VISA
MADAM MARTHA. New Yorks wonderful
palmist and life reader: tells your whole
life. like an open book; gives dates and facts;
full life reading. 80 cents; 9 TO daily and
SUNDAYS. s26 New York ave. NV. my31-Tt
wORRINGMsN win out. be on top. where
you should be We Will help you by giving
you good tailor-made suit OF clothes slight
ly used. at prices that viii astonish you.
JUSTHS OLD STAND. 6l9 ID. my2s-7r
COUNTESS MACKENZIE LONG, T2l 9Th st.
NV. Phone 5964-K Main Consulting palm
1ster and clairvoyant specialist Advice and
assistance n love, business. and family
trouble. Without asking questions. tells name
and what you called for. my5-s0t
FOR HIRE-New Tuxedo, full dress, and
Prince Albert suits. THE FAMOUS. 423 Tth
st NV my25-3Ot
AiME. RITA, the Worlds Greatest Palmist
and Card Reader only astrologer in Wash
sngton. Is holding receptions at 723 9Th ST.
NV Fee. pc nnd 5oc- my13-Sot
1IME. ZENITA. 7ls sth St. moved TO 5o7
I'd st NV. my1S-3Ot
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Dentistry.

CD1-RAIE DENTISTRY THIS WEEK 81
SET OF TEETH. 80. Gold Crown forma,9
~ $40. now 81 Filings, 5Oc. All consuIta-
tons ana extracting absolutely free APNTy
AND NAVY DENTAL PARLORS cor 7TtI
Main 4324-M. Tnr,-7o 5S,
fOR ONE WEEh-Genuine best material
Sl2 plate. $50; porcelain crown e. 5o. ssi,
god crown 81; German porcelain nIIing 81.
silver Filings. Joc- DR. VAUGHAN l0l2 Il
my2S-tf
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES-No extracting.
no pain. look. feel, act and last longer than
natural teeth; shrunken faces made normal.
painless hlling DR. J. L. WILSON, 1908 +
st nvaz- so+
FIRST-CLASS WORK. LOW PRICES-Sef
OF teeth. IS up: gold crowns, 50 up; gold
nIliuss. 81 up; silver Filings. soc up; work
guaranteed: no pain DIX. GEO. L ED
0dONDS. SO L ST. NV mv27-30t
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BROOKLAND. D. C.
ARTHUR II. +. LUERSsEN, Drug Store,
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FOR SALE-FOUrteen large chickens. nineteen
small chickens. Call sunday before L. SS3 L
ST. II
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COOK STOVE. $50 Can before Tuesday.
80 -th ST. ne II
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SOUTHWEST.
" HUGO EIsENBEIss, 7th and B SITS. sw.
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For Sale-BicycleS.

FOR SALE-Rambler. Smell. Iver Johnson
and nifty Others. good as new; cheap. IL.
Pennsylvania ave. NV. jest
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TWO OR THREE ROOMS on second anl
thlrd floors, $40 6I3 New Jersey ave, nv
1eZ-Zt
FURNISHED ROOMS; new, modern, con-
Venient 70 navy yard gentlemen. 1893 Penn
sylvaniR ave Sc rnv.g.gI te2 3
FOR RENT-Second floor front hall room 70
a lady; furnished or unfurnished: terms. s.
per month 5o5 Massachusetts ave. NV. Il
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished, also unfur-
nished rooms; opposite Congressional Library.
Us Il 81 Sc mySI-3t
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II - A
TODD place ne &c.
GIVING Up HOUSE for apartment 7-TI
sell al fraction o. COST furniture OF an L,fri-
Folding and Iron beds. mattresses rcc,ge--s
OF paintings. b4ue-daz3e oil stove. gas r7anlse'
ne" gas water Eea>eE. fruit Jars. etc, also
e4osed carriage. ga New YORK ave. 5ez-St
FOR sALE-UsED PIANOS OF VARIOUS
AAhES--We're making short work OF The
SIssEailce OF the pianos We have taken IN
exchange and OF those that We have had
rented out cu4lnE thu winter You can
PICK Up q bargai. Il you're quick kuabs
sl.l--IA grand. every working part new; regular
49, 4I4s straIlents special. E5J0- knabe up
f-sAt. beautiful mahogany case latest DE-
S.sH. Carefully Used tlike neEJ. special, Es51-
hDaDe upright; 1De rosewood case. thoE-
clghly repaired and IN lne coalition. Spe-
ciAl. S1Zo- starr upright: Lns mahogany case:
lust returned from snort rental regular ga
instrument: SPECIAL. $50 Hartman upright
fancy art case; largest size, and in perfect
cOnditlOn: Just Ike new. special. S150- Emer-
son Upright. large size latest style ma
hogaDy case very slightly Useci special, S551.
smith L barnes upright, mahogany case;
has been used but a feW months. Special. Szl1-
Heller * Co upright; -arge size; mahogany
case very slightly used special. $40 KIM
ball upright; ebouized case good coalition:
special. si7s. WheeIock upright, ebouize1
case. IN splendid condition. special, $50.
square Pianos. 20 70 $50; easy terms WAL-
KNABE q CO. 1850 + St uyz7-rf
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Business Chances.

FOR sALE-Mnlinery business: good stand:
%. Times Office je5-St
FOR SALE-G-ocery and meat store. SIX
business IN May; good business and goo
reasons for selling; owner willing ~ So
with buyer - days II desired. ADu1y sTG-.
day Wednesday. aHd Friday at l4th and p
Sts- NV. and call for w =. WEBER.
DIEING and cleaning business for sale:
plenty OF work good reasons Tor selling.
Address BOX III, Times Office 5e2-3t
GOOD GROCERY STORE, with sIx II777-
roons; reasonable 595 zth ST Sc Jest
FURNISHINGS complete Including new son
piano, ten-Toom house: rent. s45s six rooms
bring 500 cost s. Loo: sell FOR $50 Address
BOX II. Times Once jest
FOR SALE-Suburban. fancy grocerr. CIra-
and tobacco; fne stand end Of car line:
cheap rent Address BOX us. Times ONCE.
FRUIT STORE for safe; very cheap. AIS East
Capitol st. jeZ-st
ESTABLISHED 1870 sell your business
place II where you viii get good and quick
results Places sold IN the past Few DAYS:
Grocery and notion store, go r 81
Grocery. IS y 81.
Housefgrnishing business. 1422 eth ST.
Rooming house. New Jersey ave. and O 81
Grocery. 14th and sts.
Grocery and notion, ISIS 6th St
SEE THE LIST BELOW II you wish 70 Inv
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS'. eli =.
3el-3t
GROCERY, NORTHWEST; daily sales. So.
rent. including house and stable. SS5: excel
lent location; only S775. NEW YORK BUSI-
NESS BROKERS', Gil +. |el-3r
DAIRY. LUNCH. F ST location: clearing g
NESS BROKERS', Gil F.. ieI-3t
CIGAR AND SPORTING GOODS BUSINESS
established 80 years; clearing 500 month. rare
chance at 500. NEW YORK BUSINESS
BROKERS'. Gil F. ie1-gt
ROOMING AND BOARDING HOUSE, n
come. $3.50 month; downtown location; furni-
ture worth sl.u0O; leaving city. will sacrifice
$500. NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS'
Gil +. iel-9t
$50 WILL SECURE you Interest IN pay
ing business: no agents. Address BON 81.
Times office. jei-3t
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Wanted-ROomS 9 Board.

1892 s NW.-Wanted. room and board for a
gentleman. In private family; reference.
jest
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ALEXANDRIA. VA.
r. L. CARNE & co. 7O3 King 81.
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NICELY furnished front rooms. sL50. s.. 8
2ls % NV. ieg-st
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PIANOS FoR TIE AsvI,c

We VIII loan You 4 good ,.,,,.
Tor six months II y0u'u nav ne - -. y
l--oE4is- s-ily-1 rake application h, -
or % mai ~ or waresoonas. - -
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FOR sALE-New furniture. al a --r-71--..
Lea sa4ing city; 10 ceSlerE- a bargain al 5s-H,
Todd place ne ,e-T-@-
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FURNISHED rooms for light Housekeeping.
6O4 II st. NV te2-st
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i0SS NEW JERSEY AVE. NW-For house
rooms; cooking gas; references. See-3t
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A. F. POWELL, 18th and East Capitol sts
% ODONNELL DRUG CO.. Sth and q sts se.
II s FEALY. NV, cor 1Ith and Pa ave. Sc.
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+ & SMITH PIANO CO.,

g., I2-5 PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
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FOR RENT-Furnished large south from
rooms transient or permanent. IA nv
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one large room for rent Apply at 7la 10Th
81 ne Je2-5t
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-12-18
BRIDES BROTHERS
KILL THE GROOM
Victim RiddIed With Bullets
as He Tries TO Leave
House

CULPEPPER. Va. Dec. 1s.-William
+. Bywaters. one Of the best known
citizens of Culpeper county. married
Miss Viola Sirothers yesterday morn
ing. and last night was riddled with
bullets by the two brothers OF his
bride
The slayers are as wen known and
as prominent socially as their victim.
and the shooting. which Is the cul-
mination of a set OF sensational cir
cumstances, has aroused intense ex-
citement.
The bride is the daughter OF the late
Colonel John r. Strothers. OF Rother-
wood, three miles from here, where tho
shooting took place. Mr. Bywaters Sc
cured the marriage license on Saturday
morning and the wedding followed
After the ceremony Bywaters attempt
ed TO leave the strothers home. To
this one Of the brothers OF the bride
objected. ana Bywaters was virtually
held prisoner. lie finally attempted
TO escape by climbing over the roof
IN the dark.sess, but was seen by
James and Philip strothers and before
he could 10 anything to save or defend
himself they opened fire
Both men emptied their pistols at
their victim. and he Tell pierced by
several bullets. He died almost in
stantly,
Bywaters was a great cross-country
rider and fox hunter. and was noted
as a breeder Of fine horses and crack
hounds.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-12-18
THE GENTLE SEX
Cloves Delay WOman's
Dressing

1t takes a woman much longer to
dress nowadays than it used to. and AL
because Of the fashion Of wearing short
sleeves that call for long gloves. The
dealers IA gloves have never been able
to keep up with the demand for the
iongsleeved styles recently. and the
manufacturers have been taking adj
vantage OF the fashion by trying to
economize- in the quantity OF material
used in the ARMS Of the gloves. Thus
il is that The sleeves are apt to be SO
tight thar The wearer has to work them
40 over herforearms ylst as she does
the fingers. And that is why II takes
the average woman longer 10 dress for
the theatre nowadays than it used to
when she wore sleeves that were
sleeves frt
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-12-18
AnnaHanthOrn
OH rlarket St.
D. g. A. Phone Ias4A.
Mcon9ruous Dressing

Although perhaps not generally real
zed, the fact. nevertheless. is shlt
here are more women who show The
social cloven hoof in. the matter OF
'lothes than are betrayed by solecisms
Il speech or manner
To be suitably dressed for every oc-
'asion and to have each small detail
harmony with the general effects
are not so much matters OF money as
# taste. The tendency to SHOW on
n dress gives a woman away at once.
Any one rustling up the aisle OF coun-
try church in a dress which would look
At home at Ascot proclaims herself
ksnorant OF the ways Of the best peo-
pie, and creates an impression which il
IS very hard TO live down. Other
snares are such small details as petit
coats, shoes and gloves.
A lace petticoat under a tweed gown.
Louis Quinze walking shoes for street
wear. light gloves where d0gsixins are
appropriate-trihes OF this kind all
show the wearer to be wanting ia that
valuable sense Of congruity which after
all Is the chief secret of good dress
ng.
Footgear for street wear should be
square as 10 heel and not too pointed
rs to toe.
Lucky is the woman who can wear a
linen collar. as nothing can really equal
this for street dress.
Coats and skirts Of various types are
the most general form Of dress, even in
the afternoon.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-12-18

the Sunday school will be held on
"Wednesday evening, December 26. at
Z 80. in the audience room. The school
is making great preparation to main
tain its high standard. The treat by
the intermediate and primary depart
ments win be given on Thursday after
noon, December q, in the lecture room'
that to the main school in the evening
OF the same day. The regular monthly
meeting Of the Ladies' Aid Society wiN
be held tomorrow evening after the
prayer meeting. instead of December
20.
The Epworth League devotional
meeting sunday evening at $50 p. m.
subject: Missions, a World Wide Re
possibility. Miss Octavia owens viii
De the leader,
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-12-18
College Alumni Reception.

At the Ncw-Csntury Club building
tomorrow evening the members Of the
Alumni Association Of Goldey College
will give p reception to the day and
night students OF the college. The COM
mittee in charge invite every graduate
OF the college. whether a membes OF
the Alumni or not to attend the recep-
ton. as a very interesting program has
been prepared and an enjoyable time
is assured all those who get there.
Tickets OF admission can be secured
from w. +. Douglas. and all are urged
to provide themselves with them. The
committee is: Miss Serena H., Afunda,
Miss Ellen Keenan,. Miss Rietta NJ
Emerson. Miss Ethel NJ. Parsons, Miss
Agnes Mitchell Miss Elsie NJ. Curleft
+. u. Warrington. w E. Douglas. j. r
Phillips, A. Y. Gemmill and II. j
Nickel. -a
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-12-18
END LIVES TOGETHER

VIENNA, Dec. 1S-Major Pileger
commanding the Pioneer Battalion OF
EsseE. and his wife have been found
shot through the heart at their lodg-
ings. The major lay at the feet N his
wife, one hand holding revolver AMI
the other clasping one OF his wlte's
hands. A letter on the table stated
that both Lad decided 10 commit sui
eide because the major had failed to
secure promotion TO the rank Of lieu
tenant colonel.
Frau Phegef. who wrote the letter,
stated that Ter husband declared that
he had not the courage 70 shoot her
himself. so that she had decided 70
place a bullet in her own heart while
holding his hand and. shat he would
then commit suicide with the same-re-
volver. Uf 3