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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-27
81. AUGUSTINE
NEGRO To HANG
Slayer of Negro Alleged to
Have Slandered Wife
To Pay Law.
Special to The journal.

st. Augustine, Fla. Feb. 26.--Char-
lie Powell, colored. will be hanged in
the county jailyard here Friday nm
less the governor grants reprieye.
which is considered unlikely. The
"uuwritten law was urged in PowelI's
behalf at the trial but without avail.
Powell was tried and convicted at
the last term of the circuit court and
sentenced to death The crime for
which Powell is to forfeit his life
was committed at BHnnell last sum.
mer, when Powell shot and instantly
killed John Rogers. also coIored.
The two men had quarreIed. Powell
accusing Rogers OF having slandered
his wife Rogers denied the allegs-
ton, whereupon Powell leveiIed his
doubIeS5arrel shotgun and fred. Rog
ers fell and died almost instantly.
After committing the crime, Powell
made his escape in the woods and
succeeded in getting into Georgia.
where Sheriff Jerry inslly located
and arrested him
The oondened man, both during bis
trial and since. has seemed quite IN
different 10 mis- fate. and continues
% even since the death warrant kAs
been read TO him
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-27
Nv Associated Press.

Washington, Feb. 26.-rhat there
will be no let up of President Roose-
veIts policy of warning against rot
tenness and corruption, superintend
ents Of the National Education Asso-
citation were assured during their re-
eeption today at the White House
Continuing. the president gave his
views on educational methods at
considerable length. With character
istic catholicity of thought, and visor
of expression.
At today's business session OF
association, Oklahoma City was Sc
lected a the next meeting place, and
w. H. Elson. of CIevefsnd, was Ell ,ct
ed president: David u Johnson. oil
Rockhill. s. c., frst-yic. president, and
A. C. Nelson, OF Salt AXE City, sec
rotary.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-27
sr Associated Press.

Washington, Feb. 26.-Just how
far the senate committee on naval
affairs will go into the investigation
of the criticisms of battleship con-
structien is to be determined at an
executive session tomorrow.
During the hearing today, Read Adj
miral Washington Lee Caps, chief
constructors of the navy, concluded his
state in reply and in refutation of
the Reuterdahl article, which lead to
the inquiry. and it was agreed to call
tomorrow Rear Admiral Mason, chief
of the bureau of ordnance. to meet
the criticism made by Reuterdahl Of
turret construction and ammunition
hoists.
Ip concluding his testimony, Rear
Admiral Caps showed that the pro-
visions of the naval appropriation act
of 1906, requiring the department to
receive plans and specifications for
b2ttleships from private naval archi-
} tects, had been complied with in the
case of the two big ships OF the Della
ware class, the largest yet authorized
! by the United States. Nine designs
were received beside Those now being
constructed under the department
supervision
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-27
q. Assnciated pre.s-


Washington. Feb 26--in the senate
today Cuiberson. of Texas, criticised
the Aldrich currency DILL now pend
Ing. and spoke in favor of amend
lents which he deemed necessary TO
make il of service. Nelson, of Min
DasCta. also desired measure as max
Ing as improvement in the present
financial condition.
On motion of Senator Aldrich, the
currency bill was made unfinished
business
The dill TO revise the criminal laws
c. the United States was passed.
IN DEFENSE Or G. o. P
The climax of the general debate on
The army appropriation bill in the
house came today when DalZell. of
Pens ~ iifi.. vino ~ recognized as
one OF the foremost prOtectionists OF
rla country. delivered an exhaustive
speech IN defense OF the Republican
party. uphoh2ing principals OF the
Frote tive tariff system. in which iis
said that under il the United STATES
had become 1Ie greatest OF manufac
,nling nations.
He did not believe there was any
necessity for a revision of the tariff
bHt thought il we'll to recognize the
claims Of those who think that there
should be some alterations. What
ever that revision might be. provided
the Republicans were successful al
The next election, he assured his hear
crs. that it would be in accord2n- e
with the Republican theory of pro-
lection 70 American industries and
the wages CT the working men OF
che country.
REPUBLICAN, TARIFF ATTACKED
The Republican tariff system was
attacked by Houston. of Tennessee.
20 which he charged the trusts owed
thai- being and he urged its revision.
Sherwood. OF Ohio. spoke in support
Of his bill to pension soldiers of the
civil var at a dollar day.
Boutwell,. Of Illinois, referred 10 the
fact that gold in the United States
had reached che thousand million dol
lars
The army appropriation bill was
read for amendment, but its consid
Grafton was not concluded when the
house adjourned
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-27
THE ETRURIA
At ANCHOR IN
THE HARbOR
Official Call Paid the Officers
BY Port and City
Officials.
ITALIAN BATTLEsHiP CAME UP
TO THE CITY YESTERDAY, AND
DROPPED ANCHOR OFF COM
MANpANcIA WHARF-WiLL RE-
MAIN THREE OR FOUR DAYS.

The fourth class Italian battleShfp
Etruria, Captain Picada Perecola, drop
ped anchor of Commandments wharf
Yesterday afternoon shortly after the
noon hour, having entered port early
in the forenoon. Customary salutes
were exchanged between the vessel
and the navy yard as she passed that
place to come up to the city.
Official Call Paid.
In the afternoon a party composed
of Mayor G. c. Goodman, Collector of
Customs John E. Stillman, United
States Marshal T. r. McGourin. Capt,
w H. NorthuD. Italian Vice-Consa
G. p. Cafiero, Lieut., Davis and Mr..
Smith paid an official call on the CAP
tain and officers of the battleship,
and spent an hour or more very pleas
antly. The trip was made on the cut
ter Penrose, which was placed at the
services of the committee.
This afternoon at 2:30 o'clock the
officers of the vessel will return the
call at the city hall when those
who formed the party yesterday viii
be present to welcome them.
viii Receive Visitors.
Unless the vessel is taking coal,
which is hardly probable. visitors will
be received aboard from 2:30 until
shutdown this afternoon. The Etruria
is a vessel somewhat larger than the
MONTGOMERY, and has crew of 2Se
men and officers.
The length of the STAY has not yet
been determined but II viii three OF
,e;,llr DAYS TIE captain and all rhe Of
s;eers are greatly pleased with the
+.s-sc~. aud stated yesterda-- afternoon
that they would be pleased 30 remain
here until after Mardi Cras hut had
promised to return u Nsw Orleans.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-27

On the finding of the commission on
hnacy, submitted 10 Judge Henry
Belllnger, Wednesday evening, Geo.
e. Scudamore, former cashier of the
Pensacola Bank & Trust Co., was yes
terday declared to be insane, and
was committed to the asylum for in
sane at Chattahoochee.
He will remain in the custody of
his relatives under the $4,000 bond
given recently for his appearance in
the criminal court. until an officer of
the state asylum arrives to take him
to Chattahoochee.
Two Lunacy Examinations.
Scudamore had been examined by
two commissions to ascertain his
mental condition The first commits
sion was asked for by the defense. at
the calling of the preliminary hearing
OF the eX-cashier in answer TO charges
filed against Scudamore This com
mission was charged by the court
to find out ii Scudamore was mentally
capable OF assisting his counsel In
the conduct. of his defense against
these charges
They retEned as their finding that
he was mentally incapable" At the
bottom of the return was appended a
that the county court
take such steps as necessary TO pre-
vent Scudamore from committing any
acts of violence against himself or
the community.
This recommendation was demur-
red to by the defense. the demurrer
was sustained and il was stricken
from the return of the commission.
It was accepted for filing by the
county Judge however.
Second Inquiry.
Following this an application was
presented TO the county court asking
that Scudamore be again examined
for lunacy. A second commission was
appointed, composed OF j. y. An
drews, and Drs. w. e. Newberry and
r. F. Bruce The commission held
its inquiry on Tuesday Two reports
were submitted, Dr. Bruce signing
the minority report Both returns
however We're unanimous in finding
Scudamore TO be insane and were
differed only as to the necessity 81
Scudamore needing mechanical re-
straint or not. The minority report
recommended the use of mechanic; |
restraint. and the majority report
said that he did not need such re-
Straint.
The reports were filed Wednesday
evening with the county courr and
yesterday morning Scudamore was
committed To the asylum
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-27
SeabOard
Cuts Rate
To ? Cents
BY Associated Press

Atlanta, Ga, Feb. 26.-At a meet
ing of the Southeastern Passenger As
ISOLATION here today, the Seaboard
Air Line announced that it would
grant flat rate of two cents per mile
TO parties of ten or more, Previous
rates have been from IA to IL
cents per mile on lines in the South.
The announcement came as sur
prise to Representatives of other
lines who attended the meeting, btt
il is likely some agreement viii be
made to meet this rate.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-27
RECEIVER FOR
A TEXAS ROAD
international & Great North
ern is Given Over to
A Receiver.
Nv Associated Press.

ort Worth. Tex. eb. 26-T. +. Free
man.. of New Orleans, was named
receiver for International and GiSat
Northern railroad today. by Judge Ia
ward r. Meek, in the federal court.
The application was made on behalf
of the metropolitan Trust Company,
New York. alleging default of interest
on a bond issue of 1892.
Freeman is general solicitor for the
Texas and Pacific railroad. Sur city
is TO be executed and the receiver
Will probably take charge tomorrow.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-27

NJ b. Charles, a young man OF
prominence in Mississippi, where he
has for many years beer connected
With banking institutions. was brought
to Pensacola yesterday in the custody
of the sheriff of Grenada. Miss,
charged with aiding and ahettins g..
C. ScudamOre. while cashier az the
Pensacola Bank & Trust Co, in draw
ing a bill of exchange without author
ity. Mr.. Charles was accompanied to
Pensacola by his attorney. w. c. Nc
Lean, of Grenada, and the latter,
within short time was In conSulta-
ton with Jones & Pasco, who will as
Sist in the defense.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-27
MEN IN PARADE
Ga. Cotton
Mills Cut
Wage 10 Pct.
Rx ASSOCIATED press.

Atlanta, Feb. 25.-At meeting of
the executive committee of the
Georgia Industrial Association, repre-
senting all the cotton mills of the
state. it was unanimously decided to
make a reduction of ten per cent
in the wages of operatives. TO become
effective March /. next. Ii was also
agreed that curtailment of two
DAYS a week or more where neces-
sary. be made Todayis action. it is
said. was brought about by the de-
pressed condition OF the textile indus
try.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-27
MORTGAGE IS
FORECLOSED
Seaboard Property in Hands
of Trustees by Order
Of Court.
BY Associated Press.

Trenton, \. J., eb. 26.-Judge Lam
ming in the federal court today upon
an application of the Continental
Trust Company, of New York, trus-
tee, for bond holders. signed an order
for foreclosure of mortgage for
SIC, O0O. 900 on the property Of the
Seaboard Air Line Railroad. Interest
on the bonds had been defaulted. s.
Davies Warfield, and other receivers
of the SeabOard we're named as trus-
tees for the trust company in the
foreclosure proceedings.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-27
ALDRICH' s
CURRENCY
I BILL TABLED
Culberson of Texas and Mel
son of Minnesota Both
Denounce Measure.
Republican Policies Defend
ed by Protectionist Dali
zell in House.

OF TEXAS REPLIES
WITH AN ATTACK ON REPUB-
LlCAN TARIFF SYSTEM-TALK
STARTED DURING CONSIDER
TON OF ARMY APPROPRIATION
BILL WITH WHICH HOUSE HAS
NOT VET FINISHED-SENATE
PASSED BILL TO REVISE FEDE-
RAJ CRIMINAL CODE.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-27
NEGRO BRAINS
AGED WOMAN
Used Axe and After Wrap
ping Body in Quilt He
Robbed House.
eu Associates Press.

Columbia. 5. C. Feb. 26-Mrs. Paul
D, Elltser an aged white woman 1iv-
luz a9oHt two miles from here, was
"u'aiiy murdered today by ne
STU ne motive for the crime was
.~''eEF The negro saw the wo-
man husband leave the house and
'rpnS mp behind Mrs. Elliser.
.%'Aed her with an axe. wrapped her
.@1E IN quilt, placed it on the bed,
"'G proceeded to rob the house.
=. Negroes are aiding the authorities
" W. search for the murderer.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-27
1. 6. |. MEETS
WITH EMPL LOVES
Representatives of Branches
of Service Discuss the
Wage Cut.
ey AssocIated Press.

Wiln1ington, y. c, FeD- z6.--Repre-
sentatfves of practically all branches
% organized labor Of the four divisions
az the AIIantic Coast Line, from
Richmond. Va 10 Tampa, Fla. are
here, at request Of the officials OF
that road to consider the genera
situation with reference 10 reduction
Or NJ wage scale e1ecting all en-
p,oyees % the system Conference
thus far has been successful.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-27
AMERICAN LEAGUE
SCHEDULE NAMED
Nv Associated Press.

New York. Feb. 26.-The American
League baseball schedule announced
today calls for 49, games, so arranged
that only fifteen dates conflict. None
OF these conflict however in Washing
ton. New York. Detroit or Cleveland
They come with seven at Chicago,
fcu1 at ST Louis. three at Phila0el
piiia, and one at Boston
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-27
GEORGIA
LYNCH|NG
Leader of Black Mob Who
Threatened White Said
to Have Been Hung.
Ry Assoelatea Pres.

ValdoSta, Ga, eh. 2b-1he leaoer
of crowd of negroes, charged with
conspiracy to do violence TO DIR. Hall
Howell. OF Georgia, was taken from
Deputy Sheriff Prescott by crowd OF
white men today and is believed {
have been lynched DR.. Han recens,
" killed negro in self-defense ana
a number OF negroes gathered aroand
his home and threatened retaliatlHn.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-27
LOUISIANIA'S
NOMINATIONS
ey Assoelstss Press.

New Orleans. Feb .6.-Pault NJ.
Lanlbremont, was nominated To- ueu-
tenant efioyerrior, Paul Capdeville. for
stare auditor. and Matter Onion. for
state attorney genef al, in YESTERDAY
urinary. The race for register OF land
office is still in doubt tonight
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-27
Florida Railroads VIII Offer
2 81 Rate to K. K. Commission

Son. the oEicials desiring to formu-
late a con2ertee plan of action, when
iaey appear he:ore The board.
Thf Florida coolmlss VIII ne
-,S.d ~ sanction a rate of 81 cents
on the main line and 3 cents for
branch lins
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-27
81 Assoelated Press.

Savannen, Ga, Feb 2a.--A confer
saee CT Tie executive ard traffic o.
aciais of rai;vay lines Was he.o here
yesterday in anticipation of meet
ing of the Florida Railroad Commits
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-27
ESTO CHILD IS
SEVERELY BURNED
Special to The journal.

Isl ESQ, Fla, Feb. 26.-The five year
~, ~ a4Usater OF Chas. Walford, a far
-4Ing four miles from this town
- seriously burned Monday. The
r. "Is with hsr fatheN. who was
n ing The grass in a field The
g. caught the childs dress ON
. ana before il eoald bel put out
H.. V;1Ia'ng WAS burned from heI
m, musicians say the barns may
~ prove fatal.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-27
CANADA LEGISLATURE WOULD
SHORTEN Hello GIRLS HOURS
spe,sai .c - .,r..,n.t.

ottawa, Ont, Feb .s.~-A bill 10
limit the number of hours tele-
phone girl mag work aud fixing
minimum wage has hceo irsess -
by. labor members of the legislature.
who viii make an attempt TO secure
its passage
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-27
SCUDAMORE TO INSANE ASYLUM:
W. B. CHARLES IS UNDER ARREST
These We're the Development in
Famous ScudamOre Casa
It is Alleged That Charles is
Implicated With The
Deposed Cashier.

HE DENIES ANY WRoNGDoiNG,
AND SAYS THE MONEY PAID
HIM BY ScuDAMoRE WAS ON
AN ACCOUNT, AND HE HAD NO
IDEA BUT THAT 1T WAS NOT
THE MONEY OF THE FORMER
cASHlER-cHARLE INTEREST
ED IN BANK AT GRENADA, MISS.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-27
Investigation
Of NAVY MAY
De CONCLUDED
How Far Senate Committee
Will Go to Be Decided
Upon Today.

REAR ADMIRAL .cAPPs coNcLUD-
ED HIS TESTIMONY IN REPLY
TO THE CRITICISMS OF REu-
TERDAHL YEsTERDAY-ADMI-
RAJ MASON WILL BE CALLED
IooAY-lT WAS SHOWN THAT
ALL PROVISIONS OF APPRoPRI.
ALTON ACT OF 1906 HAD BEEN
COMPLIED WITH.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-27
County Judge Decide That
Scudamore Should Be
Confined in Asylum.

He THEREFORE COMMITS THE
MAN, TWICE DECLARED TO De
INSANE, TO THE ASYLUM AT
cHATTAhoocHEE, THERE re
REMAIN UNTIL DECLARED TO
HAVE RECOVERED HIS REASON
ASYLUM AUTHORITIES NoTl
FLED BY COUNTY JUDGE.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-27
Date of Trial Set.

When criminal court convened
yesterday morning Charles went be-
fore Judge Beggs. and by his attor-
neys. asked for an immediate trial of
the case, and also that bond be fixed.
Judge Beggs named March 10 as the
date of the hearing. and fixed the
bond at 81 800. which was furnished
last night. The defendant, will
leave Pensacola in couple of days
but viii return here on that date TO
stand trial on the charges filed
against him.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-27
NEGROES WANT BETTER
r. r. ACCOMMODATIONS
Bishops of African M. E.
Church Make Complaint
to Commission.
Blacks Are Refused Sleeper
and Dining Car Privi-
ileges, is Stated.

COMMERCE CON-
MISSION ASKED TO COMPEL
RAILROADS TO FURNISH ACCOM-
MoDATIoNs IN KEEPING WITH
THE FIRST CLASS FARE PAID
COMPLAINT READS AGAINST
sEA5oARD, SOUTHERN, CEN
TRIAL OF GEORGIA AND PULL
MAN COMPANY.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-27

MEET WITH
ROOSEVELT
Will Continue War Against
Rottenness and Corrup-
ton, He Said.

HE THEN GAVE THE DELEGATES
OF THE NATIONAL EDUCATION
Al ASSOCIATION HIS VIEWS ON
METHODS OF EDUCATION IN
GENERAL = OKLAHOMA CITY
CHOSEN AS NEXT PLACE OF
MEETINe-W. H. ELsoN, OF
CLEVELAND, ELECTED PREsI-
DENT.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-27
Denies Wrong Doing.

Mr. Charles, when seen by jour
nal representative last night, denied
most emphatically that he is in any
way connected with any wrongdoing
which might have been done. by
Scudamore
81 was never more. surprised in
my life" said the young man, than
when informed that /. was charged
with aiding Scudamore. Such thing
had never entered my head, and L
would have much have preferred to
loose the $500 which .Scudamore
owed me than TO be subjected to the
humiliation which this has caused
me-"
Continuing Mr. Charles said that
Scudsmore owed him 81 900, and
that he had been given New York
exchange for this amount. and had
no reason to believe that the money
did not belong to Scudamore. and
that Scudamore had a perfect right
TO issue the exchange lie said he
also wished to deny the statement
that he came here with Scudamore to
organize the Pensacola Bank & Trust
Va
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-27
GOMERy
EXPECTED IN
PORT TO-DAY
Cruiser Should Be Off Pen
sacola Bar at Daylight
This NJ ming.
LEFT KEY WEST
TUESDAY MORNING
Will Be Welcomed by City
Officials and Carnival
Committee.
WIRELESS STATION AT NAVY
YARD GOT MESSAGE FROM
KEY WEST YESTERDAY TELL
ING OF THE DEPARTURE OF
THE WAR VESSEL FOR PENsA-
COLA FOR THE MARoi eRAs
FESTIVITIES.

The cruiser Montgomery. ordered
tivftes, is expected 10 come into the
harhor this morning She should 0e
off Pensacola bar this morning at
daybreak, and it is expected that
when the pilot boat goes out this
morning she will be found in the gulf
waiting for daybreak so she can come
into mort
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-27
WIRELESS MESSAGE.

A wireless message received at
the Pensacola navy yard yesterday
from Key West gave the above in
formation, and also the fact that the
cruiser had sailed from that place
Tuesday morning at O'Clock, bound
for Pensacola. The message further
said ..e commanding officer
ed to be off Pensacola bar Thursday
morning at daylight, as the cruiser
can easily do this, running at mod
crate speed The Montgomery is in
command of Captain Simpson, and
carries a crew of about two hundred
officers and men.
N.ILL BE WELCOMED.
When the cruiser, which will be a
big attraction during the Mardi Gras
festivities next week, anchors in the
harbor the officers and men viii be
welcomed to Pensacola by Mayor
Goodman, other city officials and a
committee from the Carnival Associ
alton. The hour which this commit
tee will go aboard the cruiser has net
been fixed as it is not known at
what time the vessel viii come to an
anchorage off the city
MEN IN PARADE.
1t is very probable that the com
mander will be requested TO allow the
bluejackets aboard to participate in
the big parade on Monday. when the
king arrives, and if he grants the re-
quest the bluejackets viii add much
TO the parade by their presence.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-27
Organizing a Bank.

Mr.. Charles, whose home is in
Brookhayen, Miss, where he had
been connected with banks for num-
Der of years, is now engaged in or
ganizing the First National Bank.
at Grenada, Miss, and it was to that
place that Sheriff Van Pelt sent the
warrant after procuring reqnisition
papers from the governors OF Missis-
sippi and Florida. The sheriff applied
to Governor Broward about ten days
ago for extradition papers. and the
governor immediately made appliea-
ton to Governor Noel, who issued a
warrant for the arrest of Mr.. Charles.
Exchange in Question.
The exchange in question was is
sued, it was stated last night. in Oc-
to6er or November, by Scudamore for
the sum of $1,000, made payable to
NJ. g. Charles, Brookhaven. Miss, and
said to have been issued following a
visit here of Mr. Charles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-15
aists and GirdIes
for Summer Wear.

~HE most comfortable STAYS
4 for general summer wear
~ and for all outdoor sports
are Waists or Girdles.
They do not bind or restrict the
body, but give just enough support
for perfect comfort.
We show all the reputable makes
and call attention to the following
items:
Ideal Waists boned with soft flexible
steels, trimmed with lace and beading q, -.
Equipoise Waists. ba-
tiste, trimmed VITA O. l d. -,
Double Waists. white bstiste. trim. G. M
med with tOrchon lace. each. .......... ~1'Oo
Ferris Waists, batiste and coutil, boned with
soft flexible steels,
which can be removed 81 M and CT RI
when laundering, each. Pi'~O oiiu ply
irdles. made Of wide tape; straight .o~
J. B. Girdies. batiste. boned with soft 81 70
ne1ibie -teeis, each. ......'...'......... T'OO
Corset H Girdles, wide tape, elias CT ~
tics attached. each. Observation-Disclosures. %Ao
=. y. Corsets. batiste, high bust, short CT RI
hip. elastics attached pair. ............ ~A'oO
Third door. Eleventh ct.