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The Washington times., 1908-11-15
GAINS $0,OOO,OOO
IN TOTAL DEPOSITS
St. Louis Bank Takes Over Busi-
ness of Big Trust
Company.

ST. LOUIS. Nov. IA big bank deal
was completed To-Day when the Nation
al Bank Of Commerce II this city took
over the commercial and bank accounts
OF the Commonwealth trust Company
Through the deal, the Bank Of Com
merce win secure about So 100000. ad-
ditiOnal deposits. making 1t the largest
dep0sitary in the country outside OF
New York and Chicago.
The Commonwealth Trust Company
will continue in business along lines
purely as Il trust institution.
The Washington times., 1908-11-15
COAST LINE TAKES
AUTOISTS TO RACES

Every preparation is being made and
details perfected for the automobile
races lu Savannah.
The railroad companies are al giving
special rates 10 the scene of activities
and from present indications the event
this year viii surpass all others in
point Of attendance. The Atlantic Coast
Line has been chosen the official line
and ali of the mechanics. drivers
and those actually engaged ia the prep
over its rails.
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NEW YORK BONDS.

NEW YORK, Nov. I4-United States Gov
eminent bonds closed unchanged. The gen
eral bond market continued active with trac-
tion issues the principal features.
Government bonds unchanged,
STOCK EXCHANGE AND BOND TRANS
ACTIONS.
Japanese frst 4lz's, 901z.
Republic OF Cuba SIS, 102lH.
Allis Chalmers IS, SO.
American Cotton Oil 4z's, 50.
American Ice sec. 6's, %.
American T. & 7. cvt. As, 90.
American Tobacco 6s, 107.
American Tobacco gs T5A.
A. T. and s. r gen. as, 1904.
b & o. Pittsburg. L. E. & W. IS s5ls.
9. r. J. & p. col. As 1875.
Erie cvt as, ST.
General Electric cvt. 5's, 1891,
Inter, Net. ~ s, 61k,
Int Nav SIS. s.
I'M. Paper, Cvt. SIS, So.
NJ. Marine, 4z's, 50.
Mexican first inc, l9.
Mexican second inc. cts, 17Z.
NIX. & T. second Fs, 81.
No. Pacific As, 7SB.
n. Y c. IS. 81
Pennsylvania SIS 1915, s5.
Reading Cen As. 100
Norfolk & Western con. Is, SfH.
50. Pacific rfg. fs, '51z.
Southern RWy. 5's. -.SA.
Southern RWy. As 1OIz
Seaboard Air Line As ssh
Third Avenue con. IS, So
Union Pacific first As, 1881 Z
Union Pacific cvt As. 165k
Union Pacific rfg. IS, S61k
Union Rwys. Of ST. Louis As, 90.
T. s. steel, 1G25k
Wabash rig. as. 65A
Wabash p. T. drst As, a.
Wabash P. T. second as, Il
W Y q. As, So
Westinghouse Mfg. SIS 102
Total sales, 4,479, 600, against 9,oa4 900 yes
terday; 5,S25,0OO week ago, and 1866 900 a
year ago.
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YESTERDAYS SALES ON
WASHINGTON EXCHANGE

Washington Railway and Electric As.
S5lGU6S 81, ,OJOqS7at
Washington Railway and Electric pre-
rerred. lJns54 5JUe9it. 5JH6S.z. lUuS9l4.
Washington Gas, loQ6H9, 25a64i4, ga
2JQ54lz, sass z5H64ss, 25a64zt 25a6f&
Greene Cananea 1O0Q1Z. buyer CO. 100
4l2. buyer CO, loJ4l2 buyer 90.
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After call-Washington Railway and
Electric, preferred, PASS; I0S93s.
Washington Gas. 25064A.
United States trust, ION95; 1Ou9gs.
Washington Railway and Electric,
preferred, 50uS9l4; 5O4e934; 1O490; 24g0.
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A TRUE PATRIOT.

''Shall the people rule?''
Sure answered the professional
politician. And then he added I'VE
are the people e?''-LouisYille Courier
Journal,
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Sure, Coy Scores

once more the oval was snapped to
him. but the Tiger line made a desDer-
ate stand. Twenty-Five men were weld
ed into a mass Almost a full minute
was required to untangle the heaps.
When he last player was dragged aside,
the oval was found safely over the line,
and in C0ys smOtheTing grasp. Hobbs
kicked the goal, and the score was tied
The rest was easy. The bun dog was
thoroughly aroused. Coy had come into
his own. and his mastery work put new
life in the entire team Throughout the
game, Yale had relied entirely on
straight football, alternating line
smashing with end runs. Now she elm
mated the flank movements and on
play after play hurled her husky backs
into Old Nassau-s LasL---IllE limos.
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YESTERDAYS PRICES ON
NEW YOkh hHl .tiANGE

Quotations furnished by ". b. Hibhs s.
Co, bankers and brokers, Hlbbs Building.
members New York stock Exchange. Wash
lngton stock Exchange and Chicago Board u
ITadel
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LOCAL MENTION.
Rich. Homemade Mince Pit

the best you've ever tasted. Also pump
kin and all other favOrite kinds, delivered
direct, zoe Wholesome Homemade Milk
Bread. &c. Holmes Bakery, 1st and II
SITS. Phones Linen. 1440 and 1441.
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Quotations furnished by z. F. Hutton &
Co, members New York stock Exchange,
C. Bowie Chipman, manager, 1901 F street
northwest
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LIVELY WEEK IN STOCK MARKET,
WITH FIRM UNDERTONE
IN EVIDENCE.

the leading stocks closed a bit of from
high, but the undertone was good.
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Welsbach Lights. Order Direct, Mail OF
Phone. we do not nave canvassers.
I2o4 G. ., a. 1IuddIman & Co., Gle 18th,
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The Lineup.

MCCrOhan.
Touchdowns-Coy (2), Tibbott Goals
from toUchdown-Hobbs O, Waller ID.
Umpire. II. Minds University of
Pennsylvania. Referee PendletOn,
Bovdoin. Head linesman-E. Young,
Cornell Field judge. *. Hall, Dart
mouth. Time Of halves-35 minutes.
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Don't deny yourself delights conferred BY
Satin skin cream and Sa-in skin powder.
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"Star Of the East" Flour (the best)
s5. 10 bbI., $1.45 4 bbl sample. I9c; z lbs.
Buckwheat, 25c; ct jars AJolasses, 15c;
Potatoes, 25C PIX; Onions, 25c PIX. J. T.
D. Pyles' y stores.
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3. & o. Cen. Fs......-l00 100 100 100
Chi. r. I. s Pac. As. 73A 7SH 73 q
Inter. Met. AZ 's...-..- 1875 TlH 72s 54l
Penn. Con 35Es 19l5.. g55s s57s s5Is s5s
Union Pac. Con Fs-.105 1854 100 1851
Il S Steel % 5.s..-1 -1n2A ln2l. 1n2A 1923,
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Genuine Chill Con-Carne
Aids digestion. The Ranch, 507 F st. NV.
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Who Did It? Coy.

After the ball had moved up and down
the eridir0n for a few exchanges il went
20 Yale on Princeton's 45-yard line. Coy
was called back and smashed into the
Tigers right wing. Booth dived at
him. but was shaken of. Bishop made
"a flying tackle. but could not mold the
young giant Read esSaye0 10 pun MN
down but Philbin Warded of the tackle
and side b. side the two set sail for
the Tigers goal It looked Ike a sure
touchdown, but Dillon came up from
behind and pulled Coy down after
Observation-Disclosures run.
1,TTse fresh Tigers were thrown into
the lineup r. the hope OF stopping
Yale's human batterlng ram. But on
the next play Coy ploWed through cen
ter for FIVE yards. With twelve yards to
go his number was again called and
with Philbiu dragging him along and
half dozen WOuld-be tacklers shaking
Off in their rear he crossed the Prince
ton goal for the second touchdown
Hobbs atteT.pt at goal failed.
Tibbott MAKES Touchdown.
Princeton did her best work in the
first half when TibbOtt proved a terror
to YaIe's l0ne too speedy ends. Her
one Score came well toward the end
OF the first half after TibbOtt had con-
tributed the most spectacular play Of
the day a fifty-yard run around Yale's
right wing. on the next play. started
from the Blues 25-yard line, TihbUtJ
crashed through LIley and Haiues,
shook of Bingham and neatly lodged
Fields flying tackle. Two yards from
the line PliIbin got him, but the big
haIfback was not to be stopped, and
plunged on over the line for a touch
down Waller kicked goal.
ThrOughOut the game Princeton
worked an ou-side kick and a forward
pass number Of times TO advantage
and on the whole the Tigers appeared
the faster. Yale. however, had the
strength and Won the game by TesOTJiug
at critical times to straight football
and old-fashioued mass plays.
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The Safest Investments

AAE SoACSL investments
Are those that do not huctUate durIng 5la-
tUTbed conditions OF the money OF STOCK mar
kets. First deed Of trust notes f8rst mort
gages), well secured on real estate fn rhs
District OF Columbia, constitute s'sitt adEs'5
investments. They do not depend upon ths
financial responsibility OF Individuals or cor
porations FOR their stability and are exempt
from taxation as personal bperty. We can
supply such investments IL amounts from
$500 upward. Send for booklet Concerning
Loans and Investments
SwartZell, Rheem 9
HenSey Co.,
727 10Th st. n. W.
oc26-tf
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SALE OF STOCKS BY HOURS.
The CURB MARKET.

Shares to II a. H., 1893 2H0.
Shares to y noon. 652, POO
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Daily Record.

Monday there was some weakness,
Tuesday there was a grand rally. We'd
nesday a flood Of proht-taking orders.
a rally on Thursday and a lively. firm
day Friday. There we're both declines
and advances on the closing day Of the
week, the former being natural on the
profit taking that followed the usual
Saturday evening-up process. The best
strength was in Brooklyn Rapid Tran
sit, n, X. & T., S. Ste Marie, Con-
solidated Gas, Sloss-Shehield, Northern
Pacific, and Illinois Central. Most Of
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WASHINGTON EXCHANGE
BID AND ASKED PRICES
GOVERNAlENT BoNDs.
Gas BONDS
RAILROAD RONIs

Cap. Traction r. r. 5's........ u71A us
AnacOstia & Potomac 5's...... 100 ...
City & Suburban 5's..........-. lg3 e..
1pi4HlDlA s--.----..--..-...---. 4to 10
Metro. 5's--.--.--............. III il5
Wash. Rwy. & Elec. 4s.....-.. S.ls 81
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Vegetables.

Live St0ck-CattIe, extra per cwt,, 81 5Ja
10; medium, per CWt.. SO. f0a4 %. common.
per cHt-. S2.00a3.00, hogs. per cwt., gross.
Ss,15a6,o9i ordinary, per cWt, Sy.OJa5.5g; sheep
prime per d.. Sl4a4g, ordinary, per 10.
s2.-lsd2- 49, lambs spring choice, per TO-.
6lzaIcs medium, 5iza5cs common. per To-.
5a5iacs calves, prime, per d.. SIC: medium,
per H.. 1lza6cs common. per Ib-, 6JzaTc
The Greeley tribune., 1908-03-19
New P. E. o. Officer.

lnc T. " o. Sislerhooa moi,
"n''"a' meeting and e,oc,, u 'oc'r
onicers last Friday afternoon ,'',on Of
nome OF Miss Lucy DclbrlS"o at tho
lowing are the new Officers fol'
,lor the ensuing year: M'. elected ",
starr' ! president; Mrs vcrno, w. D.
Aelvey' vice president; Mrs ''v'
McCutcl'eon, recording n's, 1a o. b.
Miss AtbIe Day, correspoud,nn ud,'V'a'yi
1e'aty' MIS- A. w, Ferguson S.c'
urer; Miss Edna wes, '", c,', o'eas'
MIS- H'tt, guard; Mrs. II, n .r'a'n .r,
oy' journalist. At the a, '"u'',
meeting letters are read t,o" """ua'
absent members of tie chan,or ' ."s
the Following former memher. r a"a
ssnt Interesting epistles: Mis-. u ,ao
mcCutcheon OF Denver; Mrs T" a''
netE Phelps. Oklahoma Miss w." w.
Koch. Wisconsin; and Mrs IVA w
Amesse, Washington The ho,, y"
assisted by Mrs. McCutcheon Y,.oN, so.
dainty refreshments. '''
The Greeley tribune., 1908-03-19
Prot. n. A. Howell, OF Havana, Cuba
Recommends Chambcrlains
Cough Remedy

AS long ago AS | can remember
my mother was a faithful user aud
friend OF Chamber Cough Rem.
edy, but never in my lie have
realized its true value until up.,
writes Prof II, a Howell, Of How,
ellis American School, Ilayaua
Cuba. ''OD the night Of February
3rd our baby was taken sick with a
very severe cold, the next day was
worse and the following night his
condition was desperate. lie could
not lie down aud 1t was necessary To
have him In the arms every moment
Even then his breathing was din,
cult. ! did not think lie would live
until m0rning AT last | thought
Of my m0thsr's remedy, ChambW'
lAin's Cough Remedy, which We gave
aud 1t afforded prompt relief, and
now, thee days later, lie las fully
recovered. Under tie circumstances
would not hesitate moment in
saying that ChamberlaiH's Cough
Remedy, aud that only, saved the
life OF our dear l't,lo hoy tof
sale by all druggists
The Greeley tribune., 1908-03-19
Musicale.

Mrs. G. a. Hipsle was the Hostess
Of a musicale at her home last Mon
day evening IN honor of her brother
Prof. NJ. u. Griifth. Of South bepu'
Ind. who Is, spending ie" weeks
OF rest In Colorado. Pruf Gr'nlt',
Is at the bead OF the South beuu
Conservatory Of Music and Is muS''
clan Of more than ordinary ap'i'o'
HIS solo was perhaps the most app'e'
ciated of tue many excellent nuun'
bers given during the evening, MISS
Earle and !. c, keude gave pIeas'uS
violin solos: Mesdames H. W. no'
lock aud J. G. Hughes PLAYED pau,
solos, aud Mrs. q. \ Shattuch ''r'
Rea Couzens sang, Tie prosIa"
was heartily enjoyed by tie my
guests present.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-03-19
Something New.

Something new. twenty o,,,,n.,
artistic designs. Every one ,"a "a'
OF beauty. They contain inspi,;n
temperance quotations and senti
msnts- -charmingly illustrated Tho.
will offend no one but viii nas, &
people think. OF special yalus ~
the young. May save many ,ood
boy from going astray,
These unique cards possess char.c
ter, beauty, and intrinsic yalue
They should lie circulated far and
wide, for their mission is to max.
this old world better. They recsivs
unbounded praise from critics eysry
where. l give valuable premium
coupons and my seed catalog fun of
bargains free with every order
To introduce will send % tenn.
perance post cards tall different, for
only l5 c; 10 for 25c; 100 for Goc most.
paid. Please order AT once, and tell
your temperance friends. Club
agents wanted everywhere. A. T.
Cook, Scotsman, HYDE Park. n. Y.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-03-19
Prize pansles for all Our Rsao'''

To Introduce Ills Giant ta'S'e' of
r. Cook, the reliable Sec's','" .,r
Hyde Park, n N'r"'I' "', ,,,,,c.
readers his complete fans' V'',sr ,,,
,lou~comp,is,ug seed Of ~ 'o,yn ,,s
ever blooming Naf''VI'' .,is, on
n,c,urc in IL color9; ile','s, 80.
growing pausies giving a'l ,n,, w., ar
'crets OF success an ''' U", .,,,,,. for
l,c IN stamps, three co'''t''O", ,,er' :,
om. Every reader and eN'il ',' N,r.
1r,end should secure this great 20, ',,
gain. Address As above '"'
and name this paper
The Greeley tribune., 1908-03-19
For Disea ses of the Skin.

Nearly all diseases OF tue S'm
such as eczema, tettefr SAT- '"e''
aud barber's itch, are cuai"c'e''1e
by an intense itching and smat''ns,
which often makes life uufue" '", ,
disturbs sleep aud rest. quick 'e''e'
may be had by applying Cna'np.' w.,
lajp's Salve. 1t allayS the l'o',''s
and smarting almost l'lS''"',
Many cases have been cure" "
uss. For sale by all Druggist
The Greeley tribune., 1908-03-19
Collins District.

Il. G. llu6 OF Auit las rented
Miss Eddv's rapch and has hired W..
A. Hart for ths season. Both fam
ilies have moved to the ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Meyer Wis
tied In Lovelsnd and LongmOnt a
few days last week.
Some farm work Is being done In
this ssction. Some have got . part
Of their wheat 10 and many more ere
rapidly gsttiDg psedv to put IN all
kinds Of crops. Mems wages run
from Us to, 80 per month.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-03-19
aATou

| A, II. Myerss shipped four cars OF
cattle Wednesday,
Miss Ruby Deirick returned Fri.
day from her winter IN California.
DR.. Gs0. A. Hood apoks Ut the
Congregational church Sunday even.
ing.
Mrs. J. l.. Kvndcl IL ahle to be
about after several weeks OF conGue.
msnt " her own home.
Ths NJ. p. a. people gave al uu.
usually snjoyabla dencs st. Patrick's
night ut the woodman hall.
About sixty attended the baptist
social held Monday night at the
Jackson home. A quo time Is re-.
ported.
Everett Kemp . rendition Of Seven
Oaks At the Congregational church
Saturday night Vas thoroughly ap.
preciated by all Who heard II.
Sixty.four have united with the
NJ. L. church hDyessu psebation and
sixteen by letter q the result Of the
revival services which have just
cloaed.
Mm f. q. sAsels's hospitsble
home was opened "Wednesday to the
Ladies' Missionary sooistv Of the
CONGREGATIONAL church. Ms. E. K.
Packdrd gave the book rsview.
Rev. Dickinson gave So interest.
iny ralk Sunday morning On the 1T
tsupt whish II being made to organ
izs . brotheshaed among tha men Of
the Congregational churches.
Grsslsy. Severance and Ault SAINT
guests TO the N. W. A. dance and
chicken supper given by that lodge
"Wednesday night. There wss Z big
crowd and everyone had = fins time.
The Rebskahs entertained the Odd
Fellows, their wives and lady friends
at an entartainment and social Mon.
day pight. Those who figured on
the program were Miss Gussie Net.
tleton. Mrs. John Rogers, Miss Neva
Ysasy. Miss Marie Trter aud Mrs.
John McOAll. Good music was also
Furnished by tie Odd Fellows aud
Miller orchest ras. Nice refreshments
we're served.
1t began With the marriage H.
csse satarday svsning In t,'s Den.
YER Post and ended With . big sere-
made 1T the bride aud gTo.m's new
home after their return Monday
night. TIE newly married couple
are Mr.. and Mrs Fred Larkin; the
groom being q member Of the firm Of
Lsvkia Bros aud the bride, Miss
Roxy Brown, = young lady OF Auit,
Who lived here number Of years
Ago. They ere now esssbltslsed In
their pretty home on the west stds
and have the best wishes Of their
many friends here.
Rev. Gustaospn, pastor Of the
Swedasl, Lutheran church a. Gree
Icy, met With the Swedlsl, Lutheran
assoc iatioa Of Eatoa and Ault Ut the
home Of viii Anderson OH Thurs
day, March IL, where they organized
. church ,uDder the acme OF Svenska
Evangeliska Ldtisersk Triihems Fer.
sam iingen. With 10 members. The
meetings are to he held alternately
At Eaton aud Ault. The following
officers we're elected Secretary,
john Newman, Ault; treasurer, Fred
Magnussou, Eaton; deacons, John
Swanson, Eaton; Mans Martin,
Eaton; Andrew Pearson, Ault; Al
fred Nelson, Ault: trustees. VIII
Anderson, Frank Wilson, Fred Mag
nusson. all OF Eaton, aud John New
man Of Auit.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-03-19
New Vegetable Peaches
A genuine wonde I,

k0uuuI0 WONueV.
Who would not grow them
Who would not cat them?
Perfectly delicious.
Nothing like them under the sun.
Grows from the seed in ~ days.
Size OF an orange.
or easiest culture. marvellous yieiders
Succeeds every where
Only l0c per pkt with foil direct Ions
A nice present free with every order.
illustrated catalog accompanies seed
Dont't delay. Address
A. T. Cook, (Seedsman),
Hyde Park. NY.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-03-19
Spring OxfOrds

Trade is very brisk these days Oxfods and cspec-
ialy the browns Dame Fashion decieed browns the cor
rect thing this season. We made PREPARATION for the
expected demand by putting in full of sizes OF sixteen
different styles The blacks be sure, will have their
usual run and in these show styles For the men
have a fine line up. The boys and misses, as we'll as
babies will find nice assortment in both low and high cut
The Greeley tribune., 1908-03-19
Delights of the Sea

The Colorado & so0''y," so,,. the
rates and splendid service a lsw
Mexican Gulf within o''E ,op ot
,'",'rs ',en,," distance. Let Us tell yen Wy
the splendid attraction, ,ncr
p,.ssurrr Agent
GENERA Denver
The Greeley tribune., 1908-03-19
Spring Jackets and Suits
For Women

Smart simplicity is the keynote to the
"Wooltex" coats. To be effective for this
seasons wear, your coat must be simple,
1t must not be SO elaborate as to destroy
the natural beauty of your hgure-nor be
SO marked III style as TO eclipse the balance
OF your costume. Vet it must carry an I'M
preston Of correct style Interpretation,
down /" the last button. And there you
have combination impossible Of attain
ment, except by "Wooltex' master artists
and experienced craftsmen. When YOU try
on "Wooltex" models, notice i'll the mirror
the long lines from collar to hem. They
lend an unwonted grace to the figure, an
air that counts for distinction and individ-
uality. But look for this label, always, in
your garment 1t means satisfaction, with
out flaw, guaranteed for two full seasons
wear. Condor is exclusive agent in Greeley
The Greeley tribune., 1908-03-19
LNoGauG

Miss Hattie Abbott OF Denver has
been visiting at Mr.. Bollinger's.
Rocco Howell aud VIII Ramto ar.
rived home from Idaho Friday morn
ing.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-03-19
Notice to Farmers .

Tie Greeley Starch company will
stop receiving Gull potatoes April 1.
P@sase bring IN your culls before
that date.
Greeley Starch II Potato Co.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-03-19

In this department you will find the newest ideas in
housefurnshings The lines all complete Lace Cur
tains in any you could ask for. Damask Curtains
Couch Covers, Table Covers and all OF the curtain
sories Roomsze rugs in Brussels velvets Administers
and ingrains Lnoeum i'll nlaid and printed. Don't for
get to pay this department visit on opening days
The Greeley tribune., 1908-03-19
Dainty Undermuslins

:, Special REDUCTIONS are offered on gowns,
chemises, pants, corset covers and skirts.
The "PeerlessN line is what we show this
season. They are all the name implies
Twenty per cent off during Opening Days
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-20
PLEA FOR PUBLIC BUILDING.
Congress Urged to Mike Provlsion for
One mt Lexington.


LEXINGTON, VA, March 19.-The
scented the town of Lexington before
the House Committee on Public Build +,
ings. were in Washington Tuesday in
the interest of the public building for
Lexington. The delegation received the
impression that their mission VIII ac-
complish some good. The delegation
consisted of Dr. George II. Denny.
president of Washington and Lee Uni
versity; Colonel Edward w. Nichols
superintendent of the Virginia Military
Institute; Mr.. McClung Patton. post
master at lexington and Messrs.
Greenlee ID. Letcher and Paul M. Pen
ick DR.. Denny, Colonel Nichols and
Mr.. Lotcher addressed the congress
sional committee.
81 The following speakers for the COM
mencoment exercises at the Virginia
Military Institute, beginning June goth,
have been announced: Baccalaureate
sermon. by the Rev Arthur S. Lloyd,
of New York, general secretary of for
cign missions of the Protestant Epis-
copal Church; address before the
cadets and alumni by President Il. a.
Alderman. of the University of Vir-
ginia; address graduating day, by Cen
eral a. FRANKLIN Bell chief of staff
United States Army; delivery of the
Iackson-H Hope medals, by Governor
Claude a. Swanson.
Arrangements are being made for the
visit of William Jennings Bryan, who
will deliver q lecture in Lexington Mon
day afternoon. March I'D, for the bene-
fit of the Stonewall Jackson Memorial
HospitalIl The address is to be given
under ..il4.auspices of the Mary Custis
Lee Chapter ,-6f the Daughters of the
Coniederacy. y large crowd is eX
rected 10 greet the distinguished Me-
braskan. He will speak in the Stone
wall Jackson Memorial Hall at the
Virginia Military Institute.