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Evening star., 1907-11-18
The OLD AND NEW WAY
Some Important Facts Which
May Prove Helpful.

Thirty years ago old fashioned cod liver oil
had TO be forced down naticnt's thrhat In
valids couldn't take it, and children wouldn't
But the doctors prescribed IT. and It had to be
taken by force. Yet IT cured people where
enough could be taken into The system. for il
has ever been the greatest of all tissue builders
and general reconstrrctors known 10 medicine
that Fino is form OF this very old and
valuable remedy. containing in Il concentrated
form all the medicinal elements of cod liver oil
actually taken from fresh Gods IIvers but by an
rHtractive and conceptratin. process IL Is made
without Oh grease and it is as delicious te,
the taste fresh orange.
NinoI does not upset the stomach like old
fashioned cod liver oil and emulsions; its
Strengthening and healing properties are remark
able and both doctors and patients are delighted
with its action.
Many wonderful cures right here in Washing gton
ID G.. have been effected by Its use and We ask all
OF customers to try Vinol on our guarantee to
money every time II fails to make rich
red blood. increase the appetite stomach
troubles give strength and renewed vitality to
the aged, down. tired and dcbilftated or
cure chronic colds, hacking coughs or bronchitis.
O'DONNELL'S PHARMACIES
Washington, d. c.:
Pa ave. s.e. SOD and o SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1907-11-18
Columbia Typographical Union.

At the monthly meeting of Columbis
Typographical Union, held yesterday
afternoon in the temple. the proposition
to submit to referendum an amendmen
changing the day of meeting from Sunday
TO Wednesday was voted down. The
recent action of the Central Labor Unior
in placing certain firms on the unfair lis
was indorsed.
The memorial committee reported thai
arrangements are being made for the
annual memorial services on the first
Sunday in December.
The newspaper scale committee pre-
sented a report outlining the action taken
up to the present by the local arbitration
board in the negotiations between the
union and the publishers association OF
Washington, and provision was made for
an adjourned meeting of Columbia union
next Sunday. should a meeting be neces-
sary. to hear the final report of tn" union
scale committee.
One hundred dollars was appropriated
for use by the relief committee in relief
work. and five new members We're in
itiated.
Evening star., 1907-11-18
IN UNCIVILIZED AMERICA.
Reginald Mcmillan Learns That Law
Forbids the Carrying of Weapons.

Reginald Mcmillan put a revolver In his
pocket for selfprotection when he came
from Benning to this city Saturday, ac-
cordlng to his admission made in the Po-
lice Court this morning He was called
upon to explain why he had the weapon
having been arrested at the corner of 18th
and ID streets early Sunday morning by
Policemen Cavanaugh and Miller of the
first precinct with the revolver In his
posse ssion.
What did you have the gun for?" his
honor asked Reginald
Il didn't know il was against the law
he stated. You see I just came over from
England three months ago"
You are not allowed to carry a gun in
England. are you?' the judge asked
No, because We don't have to carry
anything like that there
"Oh, you thought this was not civilized
country around the Capital?' Judge Null
lowny asked him quickly
Yes. | had some such ideas" he ad-
mtted.
And you carried the gun to protect YOU
from the Indians continued Judge Mul-
lowny.
You know, we get peculiar ideas of
America. sometimes" explained the de
fendant.
McMillan's arrest really resulted from
his imitation of a wild west scene such IS
are pictured in Wolfville tales He called
at 1902 ID street Saturday night, and while
a company of men and women were seated
In the front parlor of the house he sud
denly pulled the revolver from his pocket,
according to the testimony given this
morning.
Il II give YOU all five minutes to get out
OF here he announced to the assembled
company.
They took the gentle hint. but sought
an officer and the latter arrested Reginald
The cow-puncher will have ample time To
think over conditions in the United States
because Judge MUllowny ordered him to
pay so fine or serve three months in the
work MnMSe
Evening star., 1907-11-18
BIG TAILORING SNAP
M. Stein Closes Out a Lot Of
the Famous Rock Thibet
Suitings at About Half
Price.
AN EXTRAORDINARY
BARGAIN.
Finest $50 Black Suitings
Known at S14.75-A Spe-
cial Thanksgiving
Offering.

This is a season "f remarkable bargain oppor
fuhities Tor III" man who has the cash take
advantage of them MIR. NJ. Stein the well
known merchant tailor Of sos SO s;ieet. was
recently in baltimore. and I'm talking with II
prominent cloth iobber found out that lie had ~
large pieces Of the famous Rock black thibets
winch he could sell Il ridiculously low price
Tor spot cash The offer unuSual-the
Rock thihets being the finest grade tibets In
America - thar Mr. Stein insisted Icing the
goods and the original factory tags to make sure
they were the bona de Rock thibets. He
1shed himself on this point purchased tue entire
lot. and i nov enabled to ofer his Washington
patrons the greatest bargain in the history of
tailoring, He viii make up these 1ck thibets
which usually sell for So ana $50 NJ Sli.7j
and a. guarantee agrees 20 forfeit 500 If these
are not the original Rock thihets-'he finest
ttibcis known 10 the tradn. Every man can
good black suit aud is tine chaTac to
cure tie best black suit that money can luy at Il
reduction "f almost half the regular prise. This
Is a Thanksgiving Offering thar is unparalleled
IN tn" annals of tailoring Don't put m until
the goods all sold.
Evening star., 1907-11-18
ROCKVILLE AND VICINITY.
General and Personal News of Mont
gomery County, Md

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
ROCKVILLE, Md, November II, 1907.
The funeral of Mrs. Louise II. Mobley
who died after an illness of only few
hours, was held at II o'clock this morn
ing from her late home and was attended
by one Of the largest gatherings ever
present at funeral in that section OF
the county. Rev. Thomas J. Packard
rector of Christ Episcopal Church. Rock
Vile conducted the services, and the in
terment was in the cemetery at Laytons-
Vile Messrs Harry Griffith, Ulysses
Griffith David Griffith. Capt. Thomas
Griffith, Samuel Riggs and Reuben Riggs
all first cousins of Mrs. Mobley, acted as
pailbearers. There were many handsome
floral tributes. Mrs. Mobley was the
wife of William Il. Mobley, one of the
county's most prominent citizens, and a
daughter of the late Walter Griffith.
Margaret Warren, young colored resi-
dent of Rockville, was before Justice OF
the Peac- Robertson here yesterday on a
charge of disturbing the peace and quiet
of Rockville. She pleaded guilty and was
fined 81 and costs.
The Rockville foot ball aggregation went
to Washington yesterday afternoon and
suffered defeat by the eleven representing
the Gurley Athletic Association the score
standing to o. Rockville was out
weighed and was minus two of its regular
players, but the boys put up lively
article of foot ball and kept the other
fellows hustling all the way through
Twenty minute halves were played.
The Rockville and Kensington elevens
will play at Rockville next Wednesday
afternoon. and on Thanksgiving day the
local team will play The Millionaire's team
of Washington at the iair grounds here
| he Rockville eleven, which has just been
organized, is composed OF the following:
Deets, left end; Hicks, left tackle; Wilson
left guard. Fred Dawson. center: Higgins
right guard; Thomas Dawson, right tackle
X. Shrewsbury, right end; r. Shrewsbury
quarterback; Hoskinson. right halfback
Smith, left halfback; Robertson fullback
Much disappointment is expressed here
at the failure of Gov. Warfield to appoint
Mr.. Hattersly w. Talbot of this town as
chief judge of this judicial circuit to sue
ceed Judge James McSherry. 1t was felt
by the citizens of the county generally
that Montgomery entitled to the
honor since Frederick county has held II
for the last twenty-sx YEARS. and, in
view of Mr.. Talbott's admitted fitness fo,
the position, it was hoped that the gov.
ernor would name the only candidate put
| forward by the county.
| The grand jury for the November term
Of court, which convened here last Mon.
Evening star., 1907-11-18
Alexandria County News.

Mr.. Arthur Bailey has purchased lot
at Arlington from Mrs. Sarah Bailey
upon which he will build cottage which
he will occupy as his home as soon as
completed.
The Fort Myer Heights Literary Club
VIII Thursday evening discuss Early
Public Buildings of Washington. d. c.
december /, Messrs Moore Barbour
and Keith and c. E Nicol, attorneys for
the Washington Alexandra and Falls
thurch Railroad Company, expect to pc
tltlon Judge j. b. T. Thornton OF the cir
cuit court of Alexandria for the removal
OF the causes pending against that road
on account of the wreck of July a. 1907
The Bancroft Literary and Debating So
ciety has arranged to hold a meeting Fri
day, November % 1907. The question for
debate aftirms That japanese Coolie Inn
migration Should Be Prohibited" 1.e
president. Mr.. T. c. Haurn, appointed the
following members to participate in the
debate: Messrs. J. G. Pepper and J. w.
Head, in the affirmative, and MessrS. w.
q. Garrett and w. W. Wright the mega
tive.
The committee appointed to consider
proposed changes in the county form of
government has arranged for a meeting al
the office of Maj. E. W. R. Ewing in
Washington. the 2}d instant, and has
asked R. Walter Moore, r. f. Thornton
and James r. Cation to attend.
ALEXANDRIA county has been informed by
Supt. James f. Clements of the public
schools that the school cabinet, consist
ing of the work of the Alexandria county
school children, has been awarded a
bronze medal at the jamestown expos-
ton.
The Teachers Association of the state
is to meet in Roanoke, Va. November -
to % Tf=e following public school teach
ers of Alexandria county have been elect
ed delegates: Supt J. f. Clements. dele
gate at large: Fl. S. Petty and Miss NJ J.
Bashford. from jefferson district Miss
+. l.. Walton and Miss G Fugh, from Ar
lington district; b. f. Heaton and Miss
B. w. Nevitt. from Washington district,
Alexandria county.
Evening star., 1907-11-18
W OodWard & Lothrop.
New ork-Washington-PariS.
Interesting Books
For Grown Folks.

&1 NCESTORS. by Gertrude
/ ItNl Atherton. \ great
| XIV American novel of the
old San Francisco. Mrs.
Ntherton has presented California
with all its ancestral beauty and
pride embodied in a high-bred
young girl .SI.1o
THE ROMANCE OF AN oLpFASTuoNFD
| GENTLEMAN. by f. Hopkinson Smith Nenti-
ment, romance. hnmnr and a fine feeling for
| things really worth while make a story mar
gives keenest pleasure in the reading and a de-
in Stoior color i'''".S "''Fr"'u Illustrated SII5
A HORSES TALE by Mark Twain One ot
| The best short stories that Mark Twain ever
wrote. II is story Of the west, ~ officers and
soldiers and delightful little girl and SO,>
horse; illustrated. d...............-...-..-.-. ooN
BETWEEN THE DARK AND THE DAY
LIGHT. hy w u Howells. A volume of stories,
all of which touch with subtle artistry the vague
iorierla"d 81 the unknown: not stories ~ the
supernatural hut such deal with crr-
strange manifestations of mentality .... pf'i0
QUAINT SUSAN CLEGG AND A MAN IN
THE HOUSE. lay Anne Warner: illustrated hy
Alice Barber stephens. Susan Clecg has already
won so many hearts with her quaint humor. her
good naiurcd sarcasm and her delight fully naive
observations that a warm welcome awaits G. -
any new chronicle Of her words and deeds Si-i
THE YOUNGER SET. by Robert W, Chambers:
mental cloth ,...''''' "'i"'''"''' "''' SI.I5
THE WEAYERS bv Gilbert Parker. author Of
Right of WAY. 4 novel that he called
truly great. 1t presents story intensely human.
a story Of love. high resolve and wonder c.
full achievement; Illustrated ............- 9i-l }
LIGHT-FINGERED GENTRY. by David Gra-
ham Phillips. This is a gripping love story "f
who too of a womans love. Illus
trated by George Brehm ornamental c -
THE WELDING, by Lafayette Me SIX
LAWS, LIMO ="
Main floor Tenth
Evening star., 1907-11-18
High=grade
Sewing Machines.

nv VERY Sewing Machine
\Nk> we sell is high-grade-
~ that is, everything about
it is the best-materials,
workmanship, design. All have
the most recent improvements,
newest case patterns, and are ac-
companied by ten-year guaran-
tee.
There is no experiment attached
to the purchase of these machines.
They are made in accordance with
specifications furnished by us, and
we know how they should be and
how they are made.
Prices, $500 to $4,000.
Hand Machines, $Io.5o each. p.
Special:
We will give away with every
machine costing $500 or over a
"Dorcas" Darner-a very simple
and efficient article for darning
stockings, and which can be used
on any machine.
Necessary instructions given at
the department.
Satisfactory arrangements can
be made at the department for
partial payments.
We carry a complete line of
findings-needles for all our ma
chimes, belts, oil, oil cans, screw
drivers, etc.
Second floor. C st.
Evening star., 1907-11-18
Am Improved
Stable Blanket.

@HT1 Z are showing a new
II II III Stable Blanket, with
NkAA never roll attach
ment, in four quail
ties.
The blanket is nicely shaped to
the form of the horse on the back
and around the neck with a dart
or wedge taken up on each side of
the blanket to the hips and raises
the corners out of the wet and
dirt This, with the patent never
roll attachment, fills the long-felt
want of perfect blanket, and one
that will not roll or come off. In
the next place, it is practical"
for it does not increase the pur-
chasing or selling price of the
blanket. 1t is so simple, yet eff
fective. that the user will appre-
ciate this. Third, it is the only
never-rol1 blanket attachment that
does not have to be drawn up
tight, for it is self-adjusting.
Quality No. Good Heavy Brown G, -
Duck, with gray ribbed lining. Each. P-'-o
Quality No. 2 Heavy Brown Duck. G, IN
with gray kersey lining. Each. p-'oO
Quality No. 3-Heavy Brown Duck
EasR, E,i9 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., extra heav, brown Jersey lirlns s2,75
Quality No. 4--Extra Heavy Brown
Duck with double extraheavy brown G, oc
second floor. Eleventh st.
Evening star., 1907-11-18
The "Armold"
Knit Diaper.

rT LASTIC and yielding, very
\Nk> absorbent, washes easily.
III This garment is SO shaped
that it fits the body snugly
at the waist and is large, roomy
and baggy at the seat, where lrri-
tations, eruptions and inaamma-
tions generally exist. The fabric is
very soft and fine, making this a
common-sense diaper. The Ar
mold" inside squares are used with
these. Sizes IS, 20, 22 and "A
square inches.
Infants Dept, Third floor, Eleventh st.
Evening star., 1907-11-18
Fell From a Street Car.

Charles Domain. twenty years of age
was taken to Freedmen's Hospital this
morning about 8 O'clock and treated for
an injury he had received BY falling from
street car on Brightwood avenue. The
physicians at the hOspita! found that he
was suffering from slight concussion of
the brain.
Evening star., 1907-11-18
TO MEET NEXT MAY
Conference Called to Discuss
Country's Resources.
SUMMONED BY PRESIDENT
Conservation of Natural Wealth of
the Nation.
INVITATION TO GOVERNORS
Asked to Confer With Members of
the Next Congress and Inland
Waterways Commission.
TO GOVERNORS

President Roosevelt has invited the gov
ernors of the states and territories to
meet him at the White House May 13, il
and 10 next to discuss the question OF
means to conserve the natural resources
of the country. Invitations are to be eX-
tended to the members of both houses OF
Congress and to the inland waterways
commission. The Importance and manner
in which the subject is to be considered
are indicated in the Presidents letter to
the governors. which has been made pub
lie at the White House. The letter fol-
lows
The natural resources of the territory
of the United States We're. at the time
of settlement, richer more varied and
more available than those of any other
equal area on the surface of the earth.
The development of these resources has
given us for more than century a rate
of increase in reputation and w alth un-
dreamed of by the men who founded our
government, and without parallel in his
tory. 1t is obvious that the prosperity
which we now enjoy rests directly upon
these resources. 1t is equally obvious
that the yigor and success which we de
sire and foresee for this nation in tn =
future must have this as its ultimate ma
terial basis.
Evening star., 1907-11-18
Stationery Depar tment.

~I@@ E are showing in this
Il II II department all the
NAA1 latest tints and sizes
in Writing Papers
boxed and by the pound. Also
pretty line of Juvenile Papers,.
Cabinet Boxes, containing quires of coC
paper-letter and note sizes. ...-.-..... o0~
Cabinet Boxes containing quires OF zcc
paper, in three sizes. ............'. -
Letter Size Paper. two quires in box pi'Oo
Royal Highland Linen Cabinets, containing
120 sheets paper and 100 en- zSC and Ssc
Juvenile Box Paper plain. lOC anu l. SC
Juvenile Box Paper, deco occ and rOc
In connection with this depart
ment we show complete line OF
Electric Light Shades, Candle
Shades, Paper Flowers for table
decoration, Dinner Cards, Tally
Cards, Playing Cards, Duplicate
Whist Boards, etc.
We make to order Lamp
Shades, Candle Shades, Electric
Light Shades and Paper Flowers.
Dinner Cards painted to order,
in any design, at short notice.
Main floor, Eleventh St
Evening star., 1907-11-18

day morning. has. it is understood. nearly
completed its labors, and will, it is stated,
probably adjourn within the next day or
fNo
Evening star., 1907-11-18
Footwear

00M oTHING, after all, in a
lNM shoe is so necessary as
lily comfort. Small price,
smart style, all are value
less if the shoe hurts. BY going
to the best manufacturers. who
employ skilled mechanics and use
only the best materials, we insure
our patrons not only comfort, but
dalntiness, stylishness and sturdy
wearing qualities.
Women's High-cut Boots. for street wear. with
London smoke gray top and patent calf cS ~
skin or gnu kidskin vamp Pair. ....... spo.OO
Women's Highcut Boots with tan
suede top and tan Russia calfskin vamp u,6 -,
an e .'---.- .....--....... f'o'Oo
Women's High-cut Tan Russia Calf O. ~
sAih noots. TaT .............. TC'Oo
Women's Highcut Boots. with mat kid top and
patent calfskin vamp. e. and c6 M
Womens Regular Shoes with London smoke
gray top and dull patent calfskin C6 ~
vamp Pair. ...................... po.OO
WOmen's Regular-cut Tan Russia Calfskin
Shoes. with welt sole and wing tip. % ~
Women's Regular-cut Tan Russia Calf
skin Shoes; very fine walking shoe. CH ~
Women's Regular cut Tan Russia Calf q m
skin Lace and Button Shoes. Pair. p-t'oo
Third floor. Tenth st.
Evening star., 1907-11-18
At ST 0.0Ql.

Separate Skirts of very fine chiffon pan
anna, all-over plated, with two folds o,
cloth around bottom A most serviceale
and attractive skirt
Evening star., 1907-11-18

Bananas are now ripened by electric
ity. A food of artificial light is said to
pave the same effect as that of the
fsun.
Evening star., 1907-11-18

! At $3.50.
Separate Skirts of a fine black faffeta
silk. all-over plated style, with three
| folds of taffeta silk about bottom. A styl-
ish and extra good skirt a the price.
Evening star., 1907-11-18
At Sl 500

Separate Skirts of fine French voile, all
over Killed and trimmed with two folds
of voile and four bands of taffeta A
beautiful and perfect-hanging skirt
Evening star., 1907-11-18
At S1 so

Separate Skirts of good quality French
voile all-over plated style, with three
cluster bands of taffeta; unlined
Evening star., 1907-11-18

The choir of the Dumbarton NJ E.
Church. Georgetown. under the leadership
of Mr.. Glover. are diligently preparing for
special song service to be given the first
Sunday of December. The regular choir
on this occasion will be assisted by out
side talent. a special feature being a
violin solo by Mrs. Stoddard. Mrs Isaac
Birch will preside, as usual, at the organ.
Evening star., 1907-11-18
French Wolfe and Taffeta Silk.
AT S16e5O.

| At S16.5O.
Separate Skirts of a splendid quality
black taffeta silk, made in full double
box-plaited style, with five graduated
folds around bottom. A splendid skirt and
very stylish.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-02-01

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