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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-04
: Bath Robes
For Children.

~'HE luxury and comfort to
4 be derived from a bath
~ robe isn't confined to the
grown-ups nova days.
Those for children are every whit
as cozy-and the children surely
appreciate them.
We are showing in our Infants
Department a large assortment, in
pretty, plain colors and dainty
floral effects, of eiderdown and
teazledown for children from 2 to
10 years of age, and direct atten-
ton to the following items:
,Children's Teazledowu Bath Robes in pink aue
trimmed with bias bands Of satin to match; fin
ished with cord and tassei; CT RI O.
sizes 2 to years Each -. 9l. So 10 9Z.OO
,Children's Teazledown Bath Robes. in pink .ant
blue floral designs. trimmed around neck ant
down front with bias bands OF satin to match
finished with cord and tassel; sizes and c. ~
Seais' Each. -.-.-................ | y
Sizes and years. Each ....... $500
Children's Eiderdown Bath Robes. in red, pinl
with crocheted edge; finished with cord and tas
sci to match; sizes 2 to 10 O. ootoc, M
years. Each. 9<.OO 10 YS.OO
Children's Eiderdown Bath Robes. in pink, blue
and red. trimmed around neck and sleeves witt
bias bands of satin; finished with cord and tasse
Each e. %a.en; sizes . to years: S.. 50 to $500
Third door, Eleventh st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-04
Gifts inn Womem's
Underwear Department.

|~HE Underwear Depart
4 ment offers very attract.
~ i've lines of wearables
suitable for gift purposes
Silk Petticoats, Silk Kimonos
Silk Dressing Sacques, single
pieces and sets of dainty Lin.
gerie, etc.
Special attention is called to the
following items, which, besides
being excellent values, are neatly
boxed and ready for presentation
Charming gifts all of them:
fets, in black and colors. including the pretty
s sna aa saade Each made full $3.50 and S77s
pretty colorngs and designs Each. p5'oo
Warm. Comfortable Quilted Silk Dressing
sacques. in black, gray lavender. pink 81 -
and blue. Each. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. pO'/ .
China Silk Dressing sacques. in black. laven
der white. pink and blue trimmed with
dainty valenciennes lace and insertion. Sc m
Each ..'.-.--..:
Pretty Nainsook Gowns, low round neck. shor
fluffy sleeves. trimmed with several rows O
dainty beading. run with pink OF, blue
F EssS and finished with lace eds'ns. $I.oc
French Hand-embroidered Chemises. trimmed
with eyelets with pink or blue rib CT or
bon. Each.
Fire Nainsook Chemises. trimmed with fnt
valeuciennes insertion in neat designs and fin
ished with valencienNes lace edging, G. NJ
beading and ribbon. Each. ............ W
Pretty Corset Covers. low round neck, full
'front.' trimmed with dotted embroidery anG
| vaencienpes insertion finished with valen- cOC
cepnes lace. beading and ribbon. Each. oO>
Third floor, Eleventh ct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-04
Sewing Machines
AS Xmas Gifts.

~ VERY Sewing Machine
MH 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 &C
companied by a ten-year guaran-
tee.
There is no experiment at
tached to the purchase OF these
machines. They are made in &C
cordance with specifications fur
nished by us, and we know how
they should be and how they are
made.
Prices, $500 to $4,000.
Hand Machines, 5000 each.
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
ora any machine.
Satisfactory arrangements can
be made at the department for
partial payments.
Second noor, st.
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Gift Things i'm
Japanese Department.

~ UR Japanese Department
ANN is of special interest at
w this season of the year. 1t
affords a generous variety
for the selection of gifts from
handsomely decorated Japanese
China, Dinner Gongs and vast
variety of odd curios and favors.
At no previous season have we
been enabled to offer such an ex-
tensive collection of pieces from
the Far East. Almost without
exception the various items shown
are of our own importation, rep
resenting new patterns and
shapes, at prices uniformly mod
crate.
Your inspection is invited with
the assurance that something will
be found here unusual and not to
be seen elsewhere.
Worthy OF especial notice is the
lot OF
Japanese Chocolate Cups
and Saucers,
In three distinct decorations.
Rich, dainty effects, high quality
thin china, with a profusion of
gold treatment.
&c for Cup and Saucer; $3.50 doz.
Regular value, SOC each.
Fifth floor.
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Demonstration of
the "Ivy" Corset.

- HE Ivy" Corset is de-
4 signed by woman who
W. knows the requirements
of the feminine figure,
made of sturdy material. con-
tanning large eyelets, which in
sure easy adjustment and long
wear of the corset lacings, filled
with best grade of Sheffield bone,
equipped with reliable hose sup
porters. 1t is a corset that is do
ing more to create comfort and a
stylish appearance for ladies of
full figure than any other corset
made. 1t is designed upon by
gienic principles and molds the
figure into graceful outlines with
out the sacrifice Of health or per-
sonal comfort. 1t is an ideal cor
set for young and old.
We have models for rounding
out the slender figure and re-
ducing the appearance of the
stout.
hp Ivy m eSIss bs esas sGn short 5
" IL, sns ss s. seH 1ss sSs extreme $500
hp e Sstisss fsS medium bust and 1915
ns, Corset h, SS. medium
du vg ps p Ink eI sns hreshe me
Ivy Corsets. white broche. long bp,
t hso ssscne sSnea "i'n wlaeoone elias
Ivy Corsets. Goutil; made especially for stout
eiastics attached s1D. dust. 'o4s up anu $500
Free fittings during the demon
stration. You are invited.
Third floor, Eleventh st.
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GETS HEAVY SENTENCE.
Charles Godfrey Punished for Cor
Quoting a Crap Game With Boys.


Quoting a Crap Game With Boys.
Charged with permitting gambling on
| the premises, Charles Godfrey, twenty
| three years old. a messenger employees
in the Office of a newspaper correspond
ent on the third floor of the Western
Union building. was sent to the work.
house for three months and fined 500,
in default of which the accused will serve
three additional months. The sentence
was pronounced by Judge Kimball in
the United States branch Of the Police
Court this morning. Godfrey. who gave
his address as 100 14th street northwest,
| participated in a number of crap games
| 1t was stated, with messenger boys in
the ofice of his employer, and was ar
rested late last night while engaged in a
game with nine youngsters ranging in age
| from thirteen to sixteen years.
| Charles Hurd. fourteen years old Of
$40 II street northeast, one Of the lads
caught in the game, stated in answer to
| the courts questioning that every pay
day for the last six or seven months God
| frey would come around to where the
| boys were in the telegraph Office and
| suggest a game, and most always eight or
ten Of the boys would join him upstairs
| in his Office and play until l, and some
times ) o'clock in the morning.
| Who usually won?' asked the court.
|
the boy, but when we won he always
said he didn't have enough money and
| would borrow from us, sometimes %
| cents and sometimes as much as q dollar,
and l never heard of him paying any of
US back
Did you lend him any money last
night?' queried the court.
Yes, sir, he borrowed a quarter of
me-
who rolled the dice in the games?''
Sometimes we did, but mostly God
frey. He said he could roll them better"
answered young Hurd.
Sergt. Lehman and Policeman Johnson
of the first precinct, who made the ar
filed by William NJ. Grimes. superintend-
ent of the Gay messenger boys, that his
charges were gambling late at night, and
had received complaints that they did
not arrive at their homes until late at
night. Sergt Lehman and Johnson in
vestigated the complaint and raided the
game last night in consequence.
Before passing sentence on the prls-
oner Judge kimball stated: This Is one
of the worst cases OF gambling which
has come before me in all my expert
ence. Here is a young man of twenty
three years inducing mere children to
participate in game of crap, not once.
nor twice, but many times, according to
the testimony, and for as large stakes
as the small pocketbooks of these youths
could afford.
Instead of using his age and the in
f!uence he would naturally have over
boys of this age for their good he per-
yerts their sense of decency and encour-
ages them in game of the lowest In the
gambling character, one which leads to
all sorts Of assaults and crimes 1t is a
, question. too, If the game was straight
and the accused honest in the gambling
) 1t is asserted by the police that two
) pairs of loaded dice were found on the
) floor of the room where Godfrey and
. the boys were arrested last night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-04
Gift Things for
PERSONAL Adjournment.

WIS., ELTS, Combs and Hair
|NA Ornaments imported
WV and domestic, in rich,
odd and artistic effects,
suitable alike for mother, sister,
wife or sweetheart.
x Eas tnt Steel. Es.t' E studded to $500
VIII El's sn; ,e Belts studded $500 to
Leather Tailor-ftted Belts. roc to Co m
Each ....................... 5oC W 99.oo
sa stfsIE,ns EACH sil.er Belt $500 to $3.50
Bs Gsf bpesss and Eae ssreea sI2s $500
Belt Buckles. set with G, TO Cos co
rhinestones. EACH. PS.Oo " p~o'oO
Real Shell Back Combs, mounted with rhine.
siiSer' i Each IN sterling $225o to $500
Cut Jet Back Combs. Each $500 to $500
Pair p' Jet SIDE combs $3.50 and $500
karat rats gold I mounting G0' Each $500 to $1,000
Jeweled Shell Back Combs roc+oc,oo
Edcn COMMUNICATIONS. w ~ TAO'SS
Ba nah' co sassymG Eses seuDued 75c $500
a Ssf mo sns s'"f Psir gold $500 to 5000
conpe. high top she Each Back $I.oo to $1.5o
Barrettes, mounted with
ins silTer Sc! IN s.er $3.50 to $500
Cut Jet Barrettes. Each $I.75 and $500
Real Shell Barrette.. Each. soc to $500
Imitation Shell Barrettes. occ to Ct IN
Each. ~
Hair Ornaments in pretty
wreaths, bowknots, butterflies,
roses, marabou feathers with
spangled bowknots, silver sprays,
rhinestone and jet tiaras, etc.
Main floor, G st.
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Gift
Furniture

~ ESE are the useful gifts
4 those that last for years
" as reminders. Every piece
in our big holiday display
is trustworthy-tlle same we sell
the year round.
Included are Dressing Tables,
Odd Parlor Pieces, Music Cab
inets, Parlor Cabinets, Pedestals,
Parlor Tables, Parlor Suites,
Womens Desks China Closets,
Chiffoniers, Bullets, Tabourets,
Sideboards, Shaving Stands, Gold
Chairs, etc.
A few price hints:
spring seat. ir-illed reversible cush- Co or
ions. handsome chair. Each. ....... PS'oo
Womens Handsome Mahogany Writing Desks.
French legs, conveniently arranged in $1,000
terror. Each. .........-............
Bird's-ey Maple Writing Desks, Gro M
suitable for women or girls. EACH.
womep's Golden Oak Writing Desks, g. az
neat design, full size. Each. ......... T/'SS
women's CHARTERED Oak Desk Chairs, e, -
neat design. we'll constructed. EACH. 1919
lower ss' .be ih0f Each ceo.e. TABLES WIZ. 5000
Gilt Chairs, rich effects. Eaeh....... $3.50
Es sSia Mahogany 1.oou!et', dull ani:a: $500
cns1s French legs solid sea E.s $500
is0s 1os a's ess ana
Solid Mahogany Slipper Chairs and Rockers
to match; colonial design:
Chairs, each ...................... $500
Rockers, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $3.50
Solid Mahogany Chairs and Rockers 70 match
upholstered in green panne mohair; Crn ~
very durable. Each. ................. PAO'0o
Sixth floor, G st.
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Louisiana at Norfolk.

NORFOLK. Va, December 4.-The
United States battleship Louisiana, the
first of the Pacific bound Atlantic fleet
TO arrive in Hampton roads, their point
of rendezvous, dropped anchor Off Old
Point Comfort yesterday afternoon. The
battleship New Jersey, from Boston, also
OF the Pacifc-bound feet. is expected
later in the day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-04

nomrma ~o hdp~s h ~~a
dda pg hhh hm p
n
g@s%msGe mMy aHhi@d@2a
% an" other establishment
m $% S%% @ @ % % S |
$ S Il %s%$ $$$ S 5$* "r
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Christmas Handkerchief.

~ MOST complete stock for Men, Women and Children,
I'M Guiding the latest novelties Hemstitced Embroidered and
NV initiated
Every Handkerchief sell for linen absolutely pure
linen in every thread of the cloth.
Our stock of Plain Hemstced Handkerchiefs
possible grade every width of em from oneeghth of inch
to full inch, and at all prices.
Our variety of Fancy Handkerchief is the
have brought together The French andkeiefs make
formidable display The beautifully Embroidered
Handkerchief from Ireland make collection of their
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Vose Pianos
The Auto-piano
$3.50 to $3.50.

One of these handsome
Self-playing Pianos would
make an ideal Xmas gift for
the family. Any one can
play this piano. A gift that
will give years of pleasure.
Sold on easy terms. Liberal
allowance made for old
pianos in exchange.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-04

Maj. Jacob Downing. a noted Indian
fighter. died at his home in Denver Sun
day. aged seventy-seven years. Mai.
Downing was a lawyer and at one time
practiced In New yOgk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-04
Special Values inn
WOmem's Shoes.

~ WO of the best values we
4 have in stock. Suitable
~ for street or house wear.
A practical Xmas gift for
some member of the family.
Women's Dongola' Kid Shoes,
in lace and button styles, welt
sole, two styles of toe-some with
patent calf tip, some with tip Of
same. A special value at
$3.50 the pair.
Women's Demi or Dull Calf
skin Shoes, blucher cut, with welt
sole; made on very stylish last,
in a most thorough manner. A
very special value at
$500 the pair.
Third noor Tenth st.
Choice Holiday
Candies.
~ AINTY, delicious, pure
w and OF the high quality
~ you expect to find here.
Chocolates. and Bonbons,
soc to Soc the pound.
Fancy Candies, in many colors
and shapes.
CSC to 4oc the pound.
Selected Almonds. Pound. ............. Soc
Sailed Peanuts. Pound. ................ zoe
Almond Meats Pound. ................ OOc
| English Walnut Meats. Pound. ......... 4SC
Pecan Meats. Pound ...,............. DOC
Black Walnut Meats. Pound. .......... 2SC
| Conserved Fruit, assorted. Pound 6Oc
Conserved Cherries. Pound ..... Goo
Fifth floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-04
"ArmOld'' Knit
Bed Slippers.

Ill y adage. With the
Arnold Knit Bed
Slippers you have a certainty in
keeping the feet warm. For the
nap, for the invalid. anywhere,
everywhere, always indispensable.
Such comfort you have never
known. Come in all colors-
black, blue. red, pink and notified,
and handsomely crocheted with
silk. Washable and only
CSC pair.
Infants Dept, Third 6oor, Eleventh st.
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Practical Gifts i'm the
Housefurnishing Store.

rN TACTICAL gi s. the
HIM sort that really contrib
INkV ute usefulness - are ap-
ul preciated. And we have
provided generously gifts of this
character, suggestive OF which
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-04

I2Hc each; $3.50 a dozen.
25c each; $500 dozen.
soc each; 5000 a dozen.
75c, $1.oo, up to $500 each.
CSC each; $500 a dozen.
soc each; 5000 a dozen.
75c, $I.5o and s.. 50 each for those
made by hand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-04

Womerl's S IN e e r ALL
linen Hernstitched Hand
kerchiefs, embroidered
Within the henlns.
w O nm e m S All : linen
Handkerchief, trimmed
with lace edges, exquisite
effects.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-04

NsSsf Gs and Essnson $3.50 upward
ro net oval nnd round Mi % $500 upward
Bath Sprays, nickel trim
fnnest e mtih hoa ras. $I.25 upward
nr ns5; Shoe . and Clothes. 25c upward
fancy handles '.. r'..a ... I5c upward
Shoe Polishing Outfits. 85c upward
COPPER r's Dls"es, ns.eea on $2.25 upward
Forks .::...... cc.. a.. $I.oo upward
inets ......,.............. $1,000 upward
Carpet sveepers. $Loo upward
ers D't.a wax $500 and $3.50
Covered Card TaDles...... $500
Backing Boxes. ........... SI.oo upward
Medicine Cabinets. $I.35 upward
ties Wv. .e. he. $500 upward
crumb Trays and scrapers CSC upward
Scrap Baskets, 25c upward
Work Stands. ............. $I.75 upward
Bird Observation-Disclosures. $I.5o upward
Fifth floor.
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and-woked Initial Handkerchiefs pure Irish linen direct
Importation.
Women's, l212c, Csc s SOC. Mems, 25c, 35c & Soc
Mems Plain Hemstitched Irish Linen Handkerchefs, several
widths of hem.
1910, 1Sc, Csc, 35c, SOC, up to S1.50 each.
Handkerchief department has been greatly enlarged and
will now able make selections satisfactorily.
Those wishing Initial Handkerchief advised to select
these goods were Belfast
duplicate them this
G.
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Third door, Eleventh st.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-07-07

rLotslfH or THE fO,osfEs At vALiEs
FORGE.
one hundre,lih anniversary of its e,nc
untion June ~. lS1S. Then some l1n
triotlc ritEr,t1 hc4iirrcd themselves.
there wa4 II ,,'@,Id celebration Mt the
site Of the - camp. II brilliant younY
Drntnr. 1t"1 y At1niit Brown Of I'hiln
dolphin ,t"t '"l II memorable nj
dress. nn1 VA ,fv Forge wna restored
to the map of national vcucratipn. II
Iins required nearly thirty ycnrs t,
make the camp Il public park. with tbs.
points Of in.ereHt marked. the fortifi,
tiOns and some Of the other structures
restored and facilities for welcoming
any pilgrim who may wi4h TO vlsit the
scene.
Washlu:;tu,'a tr:., : e,eH. c:.nct!y six
months In camp ut Valley Forge. Sni
~ woiste1 at the battle OF the Brandy
wine IN September and nlso defentcl
ut Germantown still inter. Washington
marched his dispiritcd army to Val
ley Forge through II fierce snowstorm
on the 10Th Of December. l777. The
storm was II forctaste OF what was to
come. That was mn unusually severe
winter The soldiers were scantiiy
clad when they arrived. in fact. 1t is
literally true that hundreds of them
left their trail In blood along the
snowy ronds ms they marched to the
place Of cncnmpinent. which was sug
gested to General Washington by Gen
eral Wayne, Mad Anthony" whose
home was but four miles away.
When the sufrerings OF that terrible
winter ended the Americans left Val.
ley Forge and fell upon the British
army at Freehold. n. j.. and fought
the brilliant engagement known In his
tory as the battle OF Monmouth. From
that time on until Lord CORVALLIS sur
rendered at Yorktown, Va. the army
which had gone through the awful or
deal of Valley Forge was victorious IN
nearly every fight.
The schooihoy Of today may find ut
Valley Forge much to arouse his patri
otlsm one Of the newer improve
ments Is Il memorial church built upon
the spot where Washington knelt In
prayer. An addition to this church Is
now building. called the cioistcr of
the Colonies. in which each Of the
thirteen original states Is to place me,
morials to It's brave mon who suffered
Mt Valley Forge in the cause of liberty
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-07-07
SUMMER WAISTS.
No Falling OF In Popularity of These
Favuritrs.


Shirt wai4ts @iiIl hold 80 prominent n
position in rrminjn" nttir" that il seems
IA II tlnry Hl,r,lI have m,'tr ""usdrrn.
ton finn they ha," had lately in ihes"
letters II anything. they are pr"ttIcr
thi4 summer than ever before
|itir' wniti4 nnv l." included In four
ella 4=s'a for everyday wear. for hrcHpy
nrra4lnn4. when ti"t nr" If silk. satin
or Of rich nnh heavy int" over tnffctn
for cuttings. and for nfirrunrn wcnr nj
home
The frat sort are now made Of linen
either whit" pr rnl,nra, ginghan
ct,ntlthray n,h several kinds nf prctt y
a'rip.d nr checked cotton .orla. most
" luerttrize,i These ar" nhtir with
pinitt and .r,tsinlly have Il I"uli" lin"
Of the white friIling now pn popular,
Tho" nf the SECOND "la ~ ARE Ia he
worn with Il iinn ai,irt aud hnud4putc
n"rraspric4 Fur receptions Whcf"
hemltrnin Hkirta ara worn The ailk
waists nr" suitable and Desirable They
are al more or l"a4 tucked mud printed.
other trimming recognized ~ Suitable
for handaotn" wear. hnt lace aud braid
ARE III. beat Seine Of the waists nrr
Of anfi Aill. but III" most LreAsy are
made Of crisp tnf1rtn, aud quite bril-
linnt "olora NJ" frequently arrn Thea"
nrr almost always made up over II
lifted iriu.. which lifi4 ilcm above
shirt wuistn AMI makes them much
more drrAHy They ARE Thus more
properly termed Separate wni4ts
For outings The main idea IL to hnv"
The waist "a severely simple ~ pos
able md to have II made with I'LL The
precision of tnilur finish, This G:bsnn
4iyl" II 4iill one Of til. best for thia
make of waist The material should
be Of heavy linen or piuuc ar some
other rather thick cloth nueh rs gala
ton or rfievint 'Thcae come IN SELF
coinra IA we'll IA printed The outing
waiHia MI hHy" long bishop sleeves.
quite fun over The shoulders and slight
" gathered N tie bnnd Some are
double brrn4tel. with regular coat col
lnr nnd resers stitched Hike n mans
cont and having II Tiny pocket They
nre open thus NJ the neck to show the
crnvnt and mans collar. 4heRe nre
best when made Of very coarse butch
era linen This material washes better
and keeps clean longer than any of
the thick coituna. Pearl buttons md
stitching nre all the trimming required
on tailor waists Wide plnita rcnching
from the shoulder tn the belt. turned
toward the front. II preferred. or to the
bnck to produce the Gibson style. make
the best and most pleasing OF the
heavy linens No waist Of linen or for
outing hna elbow sleeves. Those for
work or fur very drcaay wear mny
have the sleeve thus abbreviated.
Lace and lingerie wrists come next.
and In these fnncy and taste M well
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-07-07
The Gear Befriends a Heroine.

Mile. Nenia kritsaya followed the
Russian army to eastern Siberia and
asked for permission to fight against
the Japanese. Her request was re-
fused. Then she donned male gar
ments and alone made the journey to
Manchura. where she enrolled with the
cavalry She served for six months
without hes sex being discovered
Among her feata was The rcscuing Of
two wounded men and defending them
until the battle was over. Her general
decorated her with the military order
Of the Fourth Degree on account OF her
bravery. Aeterw;,rd II came out that
Trooper kritsaya was n woman, and
as no woman Is entitled to wear mill
itary decoration ia Russia she stood
In danger OF losing it. Her story has
just reached the ears Of the car. ard
he has commanded that she shall be
allowed to retain the order.
MARCIA WILLIS CAMPBELL.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-07-07

Mra. Clarence Mnckny In II notable
exception tu thu average society WON
nj. She X Said Ia have serious IDEAS
In regard to The obligations Of wealth
aud never 10 he so happy IA when ID
ing something to make somebody bet
ter or happier. SEr l. IL nenhat -"
the school board III Koslin. y, y.
where her hiai.und has built tia.t.l.f-
cent aunm.. home. aud on several o..
cnaions she has entertained the Tl,l'.c
children. who adore her. she p',v',e !
tho funds for crcctil. Trinity clrl.r' /
ut Roslyn and Inns Just nGGc I, II Il
fine organ ns II memorial t, h>f .at
or. the la.e Mrs. N.!,..,,il :. v?" %
New York. Mrs. Mnckay It tie do
sccndant Of William A,cynnt'e.. soy
enth earl Of Stirling. whose cs.a G N'aa
seized by The British government hc.
cause he took the part OF the c,l).i'ts
In the war Of tt" Revolution. Lord
Stirling was aid-de-catap on The staff
Of General Washington. Lord stir
ling's daughters were bellies Of Martha
Wnshingtou's court.