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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-03-08

Capt FREDERICK IS, VAN DUINE. Fourth II
fautry. from -. Lolis % his regiment.
Private ERNEST = FELkER. Hospital CcTTS
Fort MoultEie discharged from the amy.
Prirstes HENRY BERTRAND and EDWARD
RICHARDS Hospital Cons. from Depot Of Re
Crrrs and Clsuals Fort Mcdowell. % Manila
April
Private JAMES KIAfLICKA, Troop X. Second Cav
ain nov IN hands Uf civil authorities, discharged
without honor from the army hy commanding Of
hcsr. Port Smelling. account OF fraudulent en-
Hstmeut.
Maj CHARLES J. BAILEY. Artillery Corps, report
~ Chief = staff. Washington
First Lieut. CHRISTIAN BRAND Fifteenth
Cavalry, from General Hospital. Washington Bar
Lieut. Col. GEORGE NJ DUNN. from Department
q California. April @ % Philippines division. as
Judge advocate. relieving Maj. HENRY NJ. NOR
ROW, who sil proosed 70 Department Of L,z0a
as Judge advocate. relieving Mai WALTER g..
BETHEL who VIII proccei 20 Department q
California as Judge advocate.
Private THOMAS /, CLARK. Company II. TWEEN
jy-eghth IHfsntrg iu confinement az Fort Bliss
discharged without honor from the army by rsa-
sou O. de>er5ion.
Private First Glass ALFRED z SCHnBlEI~
PFENNIG, Hospital CorIe. KCy IVES, Baracks.
DISCHARGED from The army.
Private First Class GEORGE KNUDSEN. Hospital
CcTTs. from recruiting station, Providence, O.
recruit depot F5Tt SlocBm-
iIllIr j l>L lidNl " LILLIAN q. FiNh Fstki4A y p.
Hospital Corps. from recruiting station. Rich
m0nd o. Fort Monroe
Private CHARLES II. CRONK. from First Recruit
ComuSuy recruit depot. Fort Slocm. 70 band.
Fourth Infantry. Fort Thomas
Private WILLIAM F. HENBRICKSON. One Hun
drcdth Company. Coast ARTILLERY. Fort Terry,
discharged from the army
First Lieut.. WILLIAM :. BROWNING from
Twelfth Battcry Field Artillery. 70 unassigned
list
First Lisut. EDWARD T. DONNELLY from Nine
tenth % Twelfth Battery. Field ARTILLERY
Private VITAL g. BOYER. from Company u.
Fourth Infantry, 90 Company L. Third Infantry,
Fort Wright
Private JAMES W HASTINGS. Comuany L.
Eighteenth Infantry. Fort LeayeuwoTth dis
charged from the army
Mai ORM0ND VI. LSSAK. Ordnance DEPARTMENT
detailed professor az ordnance and science Of
Euunery at Military academy West Point
Col. ALBERT :. TOWAR, assistant uaynaster grn-
eral, retired from active service. after more than
thir5y-tFo years service.
Corp EDWARD RAEDER, Troop X sixth Cav
airy. Fort Yellowstone. transferred as private Ia
general service. infantry 20 recruiting officer.
Jonlin
Private First Class WILLIAM J. WILLIAMS
Hospital Corps recruit depot. jefferson Barracks.
discharged from the army.
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FAIRBANKS ON COMMITTEE.
Vice President Accepts Invitation of
Masonic Fsir Board.

Vice President Fairbanks. Speaker Can
non. Secretary Loeb. and other notables
in Congressional and administration cir
cles have accepted invitations extended
by President B. +. Smith, Of the board
Of control of the Masonic Fair Of 1917, &C.
become honorary members OF the reoep-
ton committee. Nj. Fairbanks took all
the blue lodge degrees several years ago
at one session of his lodge, after having
obtained q special dispeusation from the
grand master of the Grand Lodge of
Indiana. and since his initiation into tire
fraternity has taken an active personal
interest in its welfare, here as well as in
Indiana. He IS now a y-second-degree
Mason.
President Smith has also had accept
ances 20 similar invitations extended to
Cows. Swanson, of Virginia: Warheld. of
Maryland. and Glenn, of North Carolina.
The highest officers of all the Masonic
bodies in these three jurisdictions will
also attend the fair, and Will officiate as
honorary members of the reception COM
mittee
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Upholstery Department.

. Rep and AIcrccrizcd Single Portierss. finished
with border and corded edge. greens and reds r.
ducsd from $50 and 500 10 Sis each.
Lace Bed Set fun size deep fuIl ruffe large
Renaissance moth center and border; scilcd. Re
duced from Sl450 to S6.75
$50 ysrG- 5l-ilcl Cr1ss-stripe All-silk Draperv.
suitable for summer u0TticrCs and over dmpJries
good range Of Colors. Reduced from 500 90 81 q
per yard
100 Yards Deep FulI Ta-ssI Friuges. cotton and
silk mixed. for denim and crct0me curtains Re
duc5d 90 lzizc yard. Were 2Gr % Soc.
$50 yards Deep Close Tas~eI FriuGas. cotton and
silk mixed for -Cars curtains &c Reduced %
Do yaTd Were 40c % 6.g
- yards Printed Tafcta, rich tones and patterns
especially desirable Tor slip covers chamber hang
iugs. &c Reduced TO Soc yam. Were f3c. SC
and tc
Fourth Hl1r-G ST.
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WOmen'S Cloak Dept.

! BLACK silk Wrap. . inches long Handsomely
embroidered and lined with black satin; size So.
Reduced from S910l 20 $500
] AllsiIk Velvet Wrap. lined with white silk bro
cade and handsomely embroidered. S. inches long
Reduced from $500 10 S5 %.
] Black six Velvet Wrap, elegantly embroidered
and lined with white satin; size g. Reduced from
Sl5S01 TO $500
8 RAIN Goats. trimmed with checked silk; tan.
sizes s. and 90: gray. size i0 Reduced from S5o5
20 5000 each.
2 Dark Plaid Tourist Coats velvet collar and
cuffs sizes 80 ard A. Reduced from $500 % 5000
each.
J Black Brosdcloth Prince Chap 90" Coat. gray
satin lineds size .. Reduced from $500 % $3.50
Black CheU1t Tight-fttinE -" Goats lined
throughout with black satin; sizes . and co. Re
ducej from $500 10 $3.50 each
Red Broadcloth ~ Coats lined throughout
with gray satin; sizes % and q Reduced from s.
20 Sl250 each.
] Red Broadcloth "a" Tourist Coat. white satin
lined: size S. Reduced from $500 20 $500.
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HONOR FOR WALTER DAVIDGE.
Receives Decoration for Services
from King of Spain.

In recognition of his legal services to
the Spanish government King Alfonso
has bestowed upon Walter Davidge. of
this city, for many years counselor of
the Spanish legation. the decoration of
the Order of Isabella the Catholic.
The Royal american order OF Isabella
the Catholic was founded by Ferdinand
VII, March -. 1916 and placed under the
patronage OF 81. Isabella Of Portugal It
was originally intended as a reward of
loyalty TO the royal house in the defense
of the Spanish possessions IN America.
and at present serves as a distinction OF
honor for all kinds of merit. The King
is the head of the order which is divided
into three classes. knights of the Grand
Cross. commanders. and knights
Nomination 10 the order confers per-
sonal nobility and the Grand Cross the
title OF eXceIlencv.
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PANAMA'S PRESIDENT COMING.
AmadOr VIII Visit Europe i'm June,
Arriving Here i'm December.

Senior Obaldia, the Panama Minister
here. has received word from President
AmadOr, the chief executive of that re-
public that he viii pay his contemplated
visit To the United States next December.
President AmadOr will leave Panama in
June for e vacation OF several months in
Europe. He viii then come 20 this cOun-
try and spend couple of weeks IN
Washington IN December when the Off
cial season II on.
Senior Obaldia viii go to Panama 90 act
as provisional President during the alb
sence of President AmadOr.
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WOmen'S Suit Department.

. Handsome Broadcloth Tailor-made Suits. trim.
med with braid and velvet; blue size 90 brown sir
A. Reduced from 5000 to $500
I Green Mixed Cheyiot Suit Handsomely trimmed
with braid and green cloth, size g. Reduced from
5000 t1 N55G
l Bluc Broadclotb Suit. braid trimmed. size g
Reduced from $500 90 $3.50
I Brown Cheviot Suit: doubla-bressted Jacket ana
plated skirt; size 90 Reduced from SIS 50 10 g %
] Black Rrosdc0th suit pony Jacket and plated
skirt; size p Reduced from 5000 20 $3.50.
Handsome Blue Buadcl0th suit: braid and sill
trimmed, long coat with light blue vest and PLATED
skirt. size g. Reduced from $50 % 70 S5a o.
Blue Broadcloth Suit; braid and velvet trim
med; size co. Reduced from S2S50 to $3.50
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WOmen'S Waist Dept.

White China Silk Waists. turnover collar and
cuffs. sizes 3 and g. Reduced from $50 20 $50
each.
4 Iafcta SIX Waists blUe sud green, sizes a.
%. s., and On. Reduced from $500 70 s. g. each
fronts. long sleeves. Reduced from $50 10 $500
CaCl.
Cream White Nessslinc Six Waist front trim
med with haDd-embTOidrr-d roses and Val lace
size S. Reduced from s.. 90 % SD -.
Z Handmade Crepe de Chine Waists band-eu-
hroiderT fronts and lace trimming. white sizes 35
and s. black. sizes s. and 60. Reduced from 50 %
10 5000 each
10 Atwood Challie Waists gray grounds with
black dots, all sizes Reduced from 500 10 3 50
each.
II White Lawn Waists. lace trimmed. large sizes
Reduced from $50 60 &c each.
10 White Madras Waists tailor made with long
each
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Toy Department.

BOYS Steam Engine. Reduced frum 5000 TO
/ steam Engine and Workshop Combined Re
duced from SlA09 ta s4C1
Teddy Bears. Reduced from 500 % 81 90 each.
Boy LarEs Automobile. good uIhbar-rfre wheel.
Redrcd FROM $50 o. $50
Celluloid Jginted Dolls, with hair Reduced
from 500 90 SI00 each.
D., Celinqid JoEtcd Don. with hair Reduced from
LOO 90 81 90.
2 French Jonted Walking Dolls Reduced from
z Natural Hair Doh Wigs. Reduced from 500 10
SOC each
Dolls Folding Wire Beds. Reduced from o, 10
80 each.
Toy Department. Fourth floor, Eleventh ST.
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$50 Each. We're $3.50 and $500.
Fur Department.

a Dot IF Fur Scarfs. Gray Squirrel. Sable SOUR
rel. Fox Black Lynx. and Persian. Reduced from
So 80 and $500 o. $500 each.
] Pointed Fox Flat AIuf. Reduced from $500 20
$3.50
J Russian PONY Fur Set fst scarf and draw
muf. Reduced from 5000 TO $500
] sable Fox Pclcriue. Reduced from 5000 n
5000.
. Genuine Mink Ties. Reduced from $3.50 TO
Sl20 each
I Genuine Mink Peerine handsome hr0caded silk
trimming Reduced from S50o0 70 5000
! Black LINK NuF. Reduced from 5000 10 So %
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Boys Furnishing Dept.

o BOYS Au-vool Sweaters. popular color; sizes
for boys mp 10 nine years Reduced from SL00 tn
A.. each.
Bows Blanket Bath Robes; sizes 10. IT, and y
Reduced from S.75 10 SI95 each.
4 lot Il B0gs' Hats and Caps In various styles;
all sizes Reduced from Sl00 % 25c each.
u BOys and Girls Camel's Hair Tams. black and
gray. Reduced from SOC 90 Joe EACH
. Bows Telescope Hats and Sailor Tams. In
BLACK blue, and red: all sizes Reduced from $50
and SEQ 20 50c each
Third h0or-Tcuth ST.
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Funeral of Cnnf. Gihhnn-

Funeral services under the auspices
of the Grand Army Of the Republic will
be held this afternoon at 1870 o'clock in
his home. the Oakland. 201s CoIum-
bia road. and in St Margarets Church.
at 2:30 o'clock. over the remains OF
Capt David J. Gibbon L. s A. retired.
who died Tuesday Members of the
Grand Army of the Republic are invited
to attend the services.
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HOuSefurniShing Dept.

. smoking Sets. on stand. Reduced from $50 "a
sc each
? Enameled Ware Pitchers. Reduced from sLg
z Enameled Ware JcIy Mods. Reduced from 80,
] HeaTy Japanned Chamber Pail. shopvum Re
/ Large Shect-ir0n Oven deurrd Reduced from
s. s. % SIZE. '''
pit step Ladder, damaged. Reduced from s. g
&C. * w.
SIT. Step ladder. damaged. Reduced from %,
ST. Step Ladder. damaged. Reduced from sOc
CIT. Step Ladder. damaged. Reduced from p.
y Bottles Pqllux Furniture Polish. Reduced from
sc % Ice bottle.
L cans Metal Polish. Reduced from &c to Is,
Fifth hoor-Eleyenth H.
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Bed Department.

! 4lzft. White Enameled Bed With b-,ss trim,
minEs. Reduced from $50 10 500
51eit. Bed. Reduced from $3.50 70 $50
eft. BED, Reduced from S. . 10 S3-5
4la-ft. Bed Reduced from $3.50 10 4g5
] 4iz-ft. Bed. Reduced from S. 90 to 6 50
SIT Hair Mattresses 81 our ouu nake slightly
soiied Reduced from $500 IN 5000 each
] 4iaft- Hair Mattress Reduced from 81 50 10
5000. ' ~
fz-ft. Sham Bolster Rolls damaged. Reduced
from 500 % Sl.10 each.
Second foor-F 81
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GLASSWARE Department.

] Cut Glass Pitcher slightly Clipped Reduced
from S. % 10 S. So
Imported Cut Glass Vases slightly iurre-feaf
Reduced from s. 90 20 81 90 each
! Imported Cut Glass Vase, slightly Clipped. Re
duccd from S. = to Si2j.
each
2 Decorated Imported Water Sets Reduced from
81 = to Sc each.
i Cut Glass Spoon Tray. imperfect. Reduced from
$3.50 TO SIS.
Fifth foUr-G ST.
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Picture Department.

Fra Angelica Angels" i'm cathedral frames.
Reduced f.on 500 60 SIS each.
5 .AladouUas If the Chair" I'm ebony sbsdo.y-
box frames. Reduced from 500 TO Slg5 each.
copies Holy Family in ebony ,hadou-box
frames. Reduced from 4a3 10 Sl50 each
pictures, ! Aurora and ! MUSES. ian old
fashioned gilt frames, reduced from $500 10 81 IS
each; TpduCed from $50 to $50
FRA Angelica Angels, in black and brown
cathedral frames reduced nom $50 30 Sl-0O each
] reduced from N4J % s5ci / reduced from SD
TO SOC
small Pictures. -AuTCTs and MUSES. i'm
old-fashioned green and gold frames. Reduced from
81 50 20 75C each.
, St. CECILIA. in ebony and gold frames. Re
duced from $50 TO SLo0 each.
Fourth hcor-E.eventh ST.
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TABLET TO CAPT. JOHN SMITH.
Memorial for society for Preserva-
ton of virginia Antiquities.

The Washington branch of the Asso-
citation for the Preservation of Virginia
Antiquities VIII soon have ready for tbs
Memorial Church. at jamestown, which
the National Society OF Colonial DANES
.of America Is building to protect all
that remains Of the ancient edifce. d.
brass tablet 10 Capt John Smith. Will
his coat Of arms and quaint epit8ph
Before shipping il to Norfolk for the fina.
finish of marble it wis be placed. By the
courtesy Of Mr.. FceThoff. Of Z street, in
his store window. IL is a handsome
specimen OF the engraver's art, and is
also al exact reproduction Of the origina
tablet placed in St. Sepulchre's Church
London. 10 The living memory Of Capt
John smith," who died in 1881
Tho association has also had designed
Ia memorial plate. with Capt John Smith.
coat Of arms in the center. and hand
some border Of pcTsimmOn and haws, Civ
ing the colonial colors Of yellow and blue
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Friday Bargains in
Boys Suits and OperCOatS.

Half and less than half prices pre-
vail for the balance Of our Boys
Winter Clothing. We are DESTROYS
OF closing ont every winter gar
ment to make room for our new
spring stock, which is arriving daily.
Splendid bargains throughout
the department.
% Young Mems Suits, black
thibets and unfinished worsteds
and fancy mixtures; all wool, best
makes; sizes IS to 70, or 81 to $
chest measure.
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WOODWARD 6 L0thrOp
Nelp -WASHINGTON-Par
Friday is Our Remnant
Day \

Wis rigid rule of this store to close out at the end
of each Week all the odds and ends short lengths,
broken Sizes and aSSOrtmentS, SmaHIotS and the like
which may hare collected during the current week.
In this VayrennaHtS do HOtreman long enough
old and undesirable The remnants advertised below are
especially strong and wOrthy of attention. and careful
shopping M be rewarded today by apprecabIe Savings.
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Basket Department.

Fancy Scrap Baskets. Reduced from SIS to
81 = each
Willow Scrap Basket Reduced from Gjc To &c.
I Fancy Scrap Basket Reduced from 75c 10 Sec.
Work Basket on stand. reduced from S. % In
$50: ] reduced from 500 % 200
Steel Wire Trash Basket Reduced from S25
10 Sl5e.
2 sDlint Wood Baskets. Reduced from Sc to l5c
each.
Sphnt Laundry Basket Reduced from 75c 10 sc
. Infants Baskets Reduced from So % J7e nanb
sets Table Mats. Reduced from 35c 70 sc Set
J StraW-cnveTcd Bottle. Reduced from 75c 20 l5c,
! reduced from soc 10 %.
Hair Receivers Reduced from Zoe TO &C each.
Fifth lour-Eleventh 81.
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MOVEMENTS OF vEs~ELs-Tbe following m,

MOVEMENTS OF VEsEELS-The following move
ments Of vessels have been reported TO the Bu-
reau Of Navigation;
Arrived March @ Wilmington, at WoosIng. March
e. His. az Newport; Hannibal az PhiladelI hia
Rhode Island at Hampton Roads
Sailed-N1rcb 8 Jncas. from Key West for
t1,untaaaTo. Msrrh E, Connecticut, from Tomp-
kins7ille for Guantanamo; Hist. from Bosto.l for
Newport, Georgia. frm TCmrkinsyille Tor
Hampton Reads; Rocket. from Washington Tor
Norfolk; ST. Louis. from Hampton Roads for
southern drill grounds; PrCbc from Mare Island
for san Diego. Scorpion. from Santiago de Cuba
for Sauto Domingo City; Rhode Island, from
Lynnhaveu Bay Tor Hampton Roads
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Nn.nI Orders.

Lieut. !. 3. GAY. commissioned
Gieut. ". D. LEAHY, 60 Naval Academy
Paymaster " L. WILSON % Naval Medical Sehoo
Hospital Washington.
Boatsvtm A. O. LARSEN, from Naval Hospital
Nov YORK
paymasteTs CLERK A. c. BURKE, appointed {,
Naval Station, san Juan.
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REV. Edward II. Mott III

The Rev. Edward NJ. Mott. rector of the
Church of the Advent. is seriously i'll of
pneumonia at the rectory, 1922 Fourth
street northwest. His physician con-
siders his condition as critical He was
taken sick on Wednesday. and for the
past two days has grown steadily worse
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Misses Department.

A special Got If Fine White Lawn Dresses triE-
med with handsome pattern q embroidery. I'M a
large variety Of ELECTS some are gImpe STYLES,
some have long sleeves all are absolutely perfect.
but more less soilcd from display; sizes 10 T.
s.. 80 Each. We're 81 30 and $500.
Atwood Cheviot Dresses. hlue and brown; sizes
4 and years Reduced from 500 % $50 each.
I Atwood Plaid Dress. with velvet ribbon trim
ming and tafeta in yoke size l2 years. Reduced
from Sl50G 90 Sl0U.
] Atwood Two-Uiecc Dress red and black plaid
size t. Reduced from 2000 60 5000.
! Bue Serge Sailor Dress. size is. Reduced from
$500 10 Sl000
/ White BToadcloth Coat. with white bear cloth
trimming. size T. Reduced from $50 % Sl2W
Third floor O. g.
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Were $500 $3.50 $3.50 $1,000
Now $500 1925 1925 $1,000

s. Boys All-wool Two-piece
Suits. Norfolk and regular double
breasted styles; SOME with Bnicker-
booker trousers; sizes 8, Q. 10. II,
IS, 10, and II.
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and Nine Hauge, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Wadsworth. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lee
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Addison, Mrs. s
V. Il. Crosby. Of Boston; Miss Oliver
Miss Coudcrt. Mai. Riddle, John Barrett
and the charge d'affaires Of Chile, Mr.
YOdcham
Mrs. Gibson Fahnestoc& is entertaining
her two nieces. the Misses Anita and
Rosalie TunstaH Smith. of Baltimore.
Mrs. Flint, wife OF the Senator from
California. entertained at luncheon yes
terday complimentary TO Mrs Nelson
Dingley. OF Maine. The additional guests
were Mrs. McKenna. Mrs. Hale. Mrs
Foraker, Mrs. Buckley. Of Connecticut;
Mrs. J. II. Ralston. Mrs. 3. II. Warner,
Mrs Vrooman. Mrs. Hooe. and Mrs.
Danskins.
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sioIefS Fresh from the Growers.
Choice spring flowers. Shaffer, 18th < Eyc,
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Former Secretary Of The Navy and Mrs.
John u. Long have gone 10 Denver, Cole.
TO pass the spring with Mr.. Longs daugh-
ter Miss Margaret Long. who is now
making her permanent home ia Colorado.
Miss Margaret Long win be remembered
las an occasional visitor To Washington
during the first Mckinley administration,
when she took course in college In
preference TO entering society.
Miss Delitc Wilson, OF Chicago, and Mr..
l.ucius Rossiter. Of Pittsburg, Will be
married here early in May at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry L. Blount, at the
oaks Georgetown. where Mrs. john =.
Wilson and her daughter are now guests.
Mrs. f. Kiugsbury Curtis gave a tea
yesterday az the New Willard Hotel.
Mrs. G. Y. McIanahan and Miss Crosby
presided at the tea table. 3lrs. Curtis
is spending a few days in Washington
on her way back 20 New York from Geor-
gia. where she has been spending the past
two months Mr.. Curtis Joined her yes
terday
Mr.. and Mrs. George William McIana-
han will sail on the Princess Irene for
Naples To spend the spring months.
prior 20 occupying their new home at
Watch Hill. r. J. They will be in Wash
ington again next winter. Ar their home
at Twenty-frst and Q streets.
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$500 to $50 Coats now s.. 80.
$1,000 Coats now S3.75.
SI2.5 Goats now $500.
And these remnants

y Sailor Blouse and Russian Suits IN blue.
brown and green serges. sizes ~ 90 g. Reduced
from $500 and $50 20 1913 each.
s Little ECvs' Overc18ts. in navy b8e kersey,
sizes and 4 years Reduced from SO 10 $50
each.
& Youths Fine Black Dress Overcosts: sizes ID
aud h. Reduced from $3.50 to S62j each
z Bows R1iucoats; sizes Q 20 IS. Reduced from
Sl809 ard ST. 30 10 $50 each.
Third fodr-Tenth st.
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Were $500 $3.50 $3.50 $3.50 $40 $12
Now $3.50 SS.25 S875 s425 SIS Sc

20 Bows Overcoats, in fancy mix
lures. Oxfords, and blacks; sizes
II and 10.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John b. Henderson. IT..
had as their dinner guests on Wednes-
day evening the Norwegian Minister
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Representative and Mrs. Van Vechten
Olcott have closed their house on Con-
necticut avenue and will spend the next
two weeks az the Willard before leaving
for their home in New York.
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Dir. and Mrs. Frederick a. Keep have
given up their apartment at Stoncleigh
Court and. pending their early departure
for Europe. are at the residence of Mrs.
Keeps parents, Mr.. and Mrs Boardmdn.
on Dupont circle
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Nine. Creel, wife of the Mexican Ambss-
sador, was at home yesterday afternoon,
when she welcomed a number of visitors.
The occasion was altogether informal and
one of the at-home days which Nine
Creel viii observe on alternate Thursdays
throughout the spring. The Ambassador
was present during most of the afternoon,
with Nine Godoy. wife Of the counselor
and Miss Godoy assisting
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HOG KILLING SEASON
PARTIES KILL HOGS OWNED BY
OTHERS IN THE KELLER
SECTION.

This is the season OF the year that
is known as hog killing time, and
people throughout the country have
begun the slaughter OF porkers.
A report comes from the Keller
section through d. r. Booker stating
that In that immediate section some
few persons are killing hogs with.
out noting the ownership of the
hog, and often these parties make
mistake on purpose. and kill their
neighbor's hog instead of their own.
A few days ago an owner of
large fine porker discovered two
men engaged in the task of bu;cn.
ering a large hog that belonged -
him. The porker had been shot and
stuck and they were then beginn,ng
to do the butchering. The approach
of the owner caused the "hog kill.
ers' to have business in another
locality at that time and they left
The owner was there with a pork.
er on his hands which he finished
butchering and then proceeded to
justice of the peace where a war.
rant was sworn out against the
killers.