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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-03-31
Leto (Vol.) III.

kraJ IN nam zagotovila svobodo
obrtovanja.
Stem so bill polozeni temelji,
da Sc mogla razviti ma njih ne
omejeno svobodna gospodarska
konkurenca.
V gospodarskem zivljenju, "a
snovan Ma podlagi svobodnega
tekmovanja, je zmagoval oni. XII
Je bil gospodarSh mocneisi: bore
malo j. pomagalo TEN boiu i'm
boz Je bio to zivljenje! - ce 81 Sc
Skllceval ma svojo formalno pray
no enakoSt onim, ki je bill gospo-
dalSki krepkejSil
Nsled tega je bilo pa lie narav-
no, da Sc je porodila tudi zelia: ce
smo 81 pred zakonom enaki. bodi-
mo 81 Sc Y gmotnem oziru. Vsak
imej "a diva komolca prostora pri
pogrnjeni mizi.
Beat possidcntcs - tisti. XII so
bill dobro podprti - pa Sc MISC
marali umikati; naSprotno. odri-
vail So novodoslece in skuSali "a
varovali sebi elm vec prostora.
Beat poSSidentes. so bill tisti. XII
so 81 pridobili goS"odarsko moe,
ker SO bill lastniki proizvajalnih
sredstev; zavoljo tega so vladali
gospodarskem zivljeniu. Oni so
odlocevali o zivljenju in smrti IT,
stega, ki. ie incl zgolj svoje roke,
da Sc ie boril mimi "a obstanek.
In t. sreGne posestnike je preSi-
njala ena Sama zelja: da izpopol-
nijo cimbolj proizvaialna sred-
stva, t. j. goSpodarSko tehniko. in
5 TEN pomnozijo svoi dobi6ek.
Kolikor mogoGe nizki troSki "a
produkciio In kolikor mogoce vi
Soki dobickil To ie bill prvi in
najviSii princip. po katerem Sc je
ravnala - burzoazija. In gospo-
darSki ziStem. Y katcrem Sc ia
zella izpolnjU5e vedno bolj in
bolj. je kapitalisticni gospodarski
sitem.
Burzoaziia - vecinoma podiet-
niki - pa nj bila edini ciniteli
kap:talisticnem proizvajanju
st'sesS---Iz.a.-5asaizxaia ,isl bio
treba tudi sloja. Xxi je razpolagal
Y ekzistencnem boju golimi ro-
kami proletarijata. Treba ie bi-
10 dalje da Sc ia sloja - burzoa-
zija in proletariiat - snideta in
sklcncta formalno svobodno pO-
godbo. la Sc omogoti produkcijo
Pc kapitaliSticncm gospodarskem
naGinu.
\ kakor re6eno. ia formalna
Svoboda ie teknila dobro le burzo-
aziicu. kcr je incl dcianski vso
moe Y rokah in je izkoristil polo
zaj vedno Sebi Y korist; proletar-
cu je pa kinalu prcSedala. Kako
tudi ne hi? Podjetnik. kapitalist
Ie SkIenil pogodbo I MIN. pro-
letarcem Samim, placal ie lie ME
govo dclo; a da Sc ie to delo do
vrSilo. je morala delati VISA prole-
tarceva rodbina. PlaGan en- sam.
delajo vsi. Podjetnik je placal
bore malo "a tezavno delo pod
zemSkih jamah in rudokopih. po
nezdravih delavnicah. Sumnih to-
varnah it'd. sam ie pa grabil
ogromne dobiGke. zarad katerih
81 nj Quill roke in bclil glave.
Podjctnik je prenchal produkci-
io. de mu nj kazala dovoli visok
iobicck - tiSoci delavcev so pa
oStah ma ceSti in Sc borii vsemi
tezavami Svoje neStalne ekzisten-
ce. (Konec prih.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-03-31
Stew. (No.) 29.
UVAzUJTE!

Cenjeni sodrugi in somiSljeniki.
kterih ne zanima sedanji boj V
Slov. Mar. Porp. Jednoti, maj nam
oprostijo na danaSnji Stevllki
"Proletarca ktere vsebina Sc DO
ve6ini nanaSa ma Ia boj.
''Proletarec Sc ne bi nikoli
mesal Ia boj, da ga MISC tako
rekoc iz1vali naSi naSprotniki. XII
80 obenem nasprotniki 5. y. L. j..
S podlim obrekovanjem, da je mas
list V nekaki 'zaroti' zopet jedno-
to.
Da pokazemo rovarjem, da nam
je "a blagor in napredek jednote
wee kot MIN in da mi Sc sanj-
ah ne vemo, kaki zaroti. odprli
smo predale V "Proletarcu" vsa-
kemu, ki hoce izreGi svoie mne-
ME prilog jednotinemu boju. To
velja pryi yrsti "a naSe sodru-
ge, Xxi so obenem clani jednote, a
V ostalem imajo prostor ma razpo-
lagO tudi cen. druStva.
Zapomnite 81: lie kot Glani ali
drustva jednOte smete pisati V
"Proletarca' nikakor pa ne Y l.
menu kakega socia!istiGnega klu-
ba, ali kot klub sam. NaSa soci-
alisticna organizacija nina nice
sar opraviti TEN jednotinem bo-
jem, zatorej je tudi nj treba Via
citi boj.
0benem proSimo sodruge dopis-
nike, da maj kolikor mogoce piSe-
10 boli ma kratko; kratko pa je-
drnato.
One sodruge. Xxi radi ne vidi-
jo ia boj, prosimo potrpljenja -
sal ne bo trajal dolgo.
UredniStvO.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-03-31

Samuel GomperS. predsednik or
ganizacijc American Federation
of Labor. ie Y Washingtonu prosil
zborni6m delavSki odSek. da mai
zbornlci vzame ma zuanje bill -
"a osemurni delavnik Tako Com
pers. Oh, mila nam majka! Dokler
bodo voditelji organiziranih de-
lavcev fehtal kot psicki koSari-
go Y gobcu in klecali pred zako-
nodajalci - prokleto malo bodejo
delavci ma boljem. Zakai delavci
ne izyolijo svojih zakonodajalcev
kteri bi zahtevali kongresu. a
ne prosili da Sc odobrijo postave
v-ks-ist. dalaFslz1aa. ~. tnsAia--.,..-.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-03-31
PoGLAVJE IL SoCIALIZMA.

AH oOS1hb1Hu1A.
Tudi med ameriSkimi Slovenci
mamo Sc dandanes mnogo tallih.
ki Sc imenuiejo socialistc ne. da
bl vcdcli zakaj. Toda mi ne Sme-
mo imcn1vati vsakega &c social
sta. ce je vnet "a reformo cloves
ke druzbe. TAX reformacijski ma
men imajo svojih programih 70
vSe Stranke. ki ucinkujejo jaw
nosti. Toda ker nj vsak socialist
kdor ho5c. da Sc druzba zboliSa
tako tudi MISC vSe Stranke social
Sticne.
o socializmu Sc jc izrcklo zc ne
broj definicij, toda pray do zad-
nj.h deSetlctij niso mogli vdihni-
ii y ia pojem duha cnote: vsak 81
"a jc tolmacil po svoie, Sele
novej>ih cash Sc je TEN oziru
jela uveljavljati vSai nacelna
enotno,t, ce ze ne absolutna.
DR. n. Grunberg piSe. da so
Socializem vse one teorije. katerih
Smoter ie. da preustroje sedaj We
ljavni pravni, gospodarski in dru-
zabni red ma soeialisti6ni podlagi
t. j. da Sc zasebna last, kot temeli
sedsnjega druzabnega reda. od-
'-Srrani -eprtjv, sforpfhs Sot.ktIov,
ma lastnina, XII mai bo temeli no.
vcmu druzabnemu redu.
T. g. Ma>aryk pa dopolnjuje
omcnjcno defiuicuo. rekoc. da SO
odlicni socialist sami teoretSkc-
"a staliSca proglaSali socializcm
kot cisto nov in popoln svetovni
MAJOR. prakt.tucga StaliSca pa
~ Stremlicnjc po novem druI-
bncm rcdu. Narodno gospodarSki
Maori i'm uStroii 50 jako vazui
t"da >ocializma ia ne izcrpayaio;
probiemi Socialilma la So pryi
vrSti filozofovSko vpraSauie.
Te dive dcfiniciji poiasnuieta
dovoli bistvo in iedro socializma.
Jedro socializma ic torei; seda-
Mi kapitaiisticni nacm proilvaia.
MIA maj st nadomeSti socialistic.
MIN: proizyajalna sredStva. ki so
Srdaj last posameznikov. mai pc.
stancio last drulbc. in dr7lzba mai
Sc polaSti tudi razdclitve product.
ranih Stvari. Socialist pa ie. kdor
81 ma Dodlagi ali zmi>u tch teo-
ri o>nujc >vol >vctovni MAJOR
>voio livIjen>ko filozofijo.
II nauki niso niti starr. Mott Sc.
kdor miSli. da sta star in srednii
vck polnala ze Socializem. Maj SO
Platanove teorije ureditvi drza-
We S. tako duhovite in globoke -,
SociaIiSticuc niSo. I'm mai So upori
Suznjcv Sc tako pretresali uStroi-
Styo rim>kc drzave. Socialisticni
MISC bili. Tudi nauki sredujc-
NeNRih utopi>t"V - Iomaz Nor
am npah'Ia ur. - III hoceJo
drl%oi /a>h"Fatl move temclle
hiNn Noc'allN'iclII. Nlti razne reVo-
iuclJe' ram ustahl |atIranlh Slo-
~ ~ ''' ... ''',''' "" j. o.' N'''",
NV. u "'''''..'' ,... "Vu"" ,., ~ ''|, '
,''' ''"i''.' .>.'' una ,",'''>N'
'''' 'J" Jul .''''''" N"''"I 'N' '''''E"
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-03-31
straik premogariev ma zapadu.

IL Kansas City, Ma. Sc poroca
Z dne - t. IN da je petintridesct
tiSoc premogarjcv, vposlcnih Y II
- IN p prcmogarSkim distriktu.
to je drzavah Missouri. Kansas
Arkansas, Oklahoma in Texas
sklenilo iii ma Strajk dne |. apri.
la.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-03-31
SkuI,a.i
6uS27

VISA ia velikanska brezposelnoSt
je poSlcdica finanCne in gospodar-
Ske krize. ktera Sc Sc zmiraj vlecc
cd mescca novembra |. l. In kljub
tenn zaloStnim faktom vpijejo ne
kteri :" delavski' ali 'radnicki' ca
sopisi, ola imamo - prosperitcto.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-03-31
DelavSkO gibanje
Mad million delavcev brez posla.

Po dolgotrajnem nab,ranju sta
tistitn.h podatkov Stevllu brez-
poSelnlh Idruzenih drLavah So
Je koncno poSrecilo dobiti - dusi
So ne popoln - rezultat. ktcrcga
pokazujcio Spodnje Steyilke.
SIcdccc j. Stevilo brczpoSclnih
dclavcev y poSameznih drzavah
kolikor St je moglo dognati:
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-03-31

Bogastvo, ki ga imajo Y rokah
kapitaliSti. kteri ME ne producira-
jO. je laStnina brezposeStnih delav-
eev, Xxi vse producirajo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-03-31

Danes imamo dive vrsti brezpo-
selnih. Ma eni strani ie million
delavcev. ki iScejo della, a ma dru-
gi strani je tisoc kapitalisticnih
parasitov. ki nikoli nic ne delajo.
dasiravno SO mastno placani.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-03-31

Sreca "a Lincolna. Jeffersona in
druge prijatelje pravice. da Sc nj
so rodili pol Stoletja pozneje Ko
bi Ii pravicni mozje ziveli danes.
preganiali bi Jill kapitalisti in IA
pirali ieje. Bill hi socialist.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-03-31

Razlicne so ideje o pravici. Ka-
dar kralja pahnejo ; preStola. on
81 miSli. da so mu ljudje storili
najvetjo krivico. ko so mu odvze-
IN tron in krono. Ko so Suznjedrzce
razlaStili Suznjev, zagnali so lett
SLIM kirk o krivici. XII Sc Jim je
baje zgodila. Ravno tako Sc kisa-
jo tudi industrijelui kralii in oGi-
tajo nam Sociali>tom. ia smo kriyi-
cniki. ker Jill hocemo razlaStiti
Sredstev "a produkciio. Vsak vrag
ina svoj pojcm q morali in tako
majo tudi kapitaliSti svoio mora
10. ktera sluzi le Min ma korist.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-03-31

Dollar, kterega Je pridobl clo-
vek, ne da bi ga zasluzil. je pri-
kralsan pri drugemu, kteri ga je
zasluzIi. ---' '-''sr-s-.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-03-31
Cd urednistva.

G.. j. Zalokar. Cleveland: Pri-
hodnjic. - Sodr. MiSica. Pueblo;
TakiSto.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-03-31

Eden sodnik Montani je de-
jail, da bog je dial cloveku roke,
kterimi SINE delati kar hoGe. - To
nj anarhiSticno, Kai. ko bi 50 ko-
mu zljubilo poseci roko Sodni-
kov zep9
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-03-31

Ako te kompaniia odslovi cd
della ali dene ma "blackliSt'. ne
pritozui Sc. ne povej tega niko-
mur. kajti po novem zakonu. KITE
rega jc odobrilo zvezino nadsodis-
&c, lahko zapadeS kazni. Seveda.
to ie samo "a unijske dclavce ako
nisi v uniji potem ii po tenn zako-
mn ne morcjo ME. Najbolje je to-
rel, da 81 tho in da leto "a letom.
dobo IN dobo vedno glasujes "a re
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-03-31

Inameuite 50 bcSede. Xxi Jill je
izrekel nedayno Taft Y Kansas CT
ty; ODE start >trauki (republikan-
ska in demokratidna) SO morati
zdruziti IA boi zoper sociaiizem.
Kajnc. pred >tirimi lett so Sc naSi
prvaki Smcjali socialiStom tcS ko-
liko vas pa je Politikarii a la
Taft ne vcdo. da ic kapitalizem :
svojimi krizami uaibolja garanci.
ia "a SocialiSticni obstoi. naraS-
cal in koncni triumf.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-03-31

Sine nekdo imeti ySe. ali mai
ina vsakdo nekaj?
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-03-31

ProSli teden ie bila Chicagu
aretirana 45letna Christine kas-
lutio, ker je Sla bosonoga po
State streetu. Sjrota nj imela cev-
ljev in zato je bila aretirana. Pri-
Sli smo ze tako dalec. da siromak
Sc vec ne SINE pokazati ma ulico.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-03-31
publikanski ali demokratski ii.
ket - dokler hos incl zadosti.

Mozje. Xxi poseduiejo bogastvo
V dezeli, posedujejo obenem tudi
SodlSta, sole. umetnost. cerkve in
morale. Nsaka institucija zavisi
od kapitalistiGne podpore. Ker pla
cuJejo kapitaliSti ucitelje. diktira-
Jo tudi, kaj ns! uci utiteli. V soil.
cerkvi, glediScu. povsod ina kapi-
talizem svoj tron od koder Sc V
beSedi. slikah in prilikah zasuz.
njule misel prolctarskega ljud.
Stva. Tiranom nj dovolj. da je de-
lavec telesno rob. marvec hoGejo
da je delavec tudi SuzniSkih misli.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-03-31

Dobiio sc ljudie Sc zmiraj. Xxi
hoeemo raje biti bogatinovi psi
kakOr da bi Sc postavili Y bran "a
svoie pravice. ri Indie mislijo
da niso ~ drugo uStvarjeni kakor
"a hlapccvstvo in suznost. Nekdo
mora biti gospodar - pravijo. Do
bro {! Iakaj pa ne bi bill ravno della
wee tn 'nekdo?
The Washington herald., 1908-02-21
WILL OPEN KEY HOME.
Programme for the Exercises To-
morrow Il Now Complete.

The exercises 70 be held at the old
Key residence, 351s n street. George
town. will open at II o'clock tomorrow
morning with a prayer by the Rev. DR..
Alfred Harding. rector OF St. PauTs
Episcopal Church.
This will be followed by the singing
ot Lord. with Glowing Heart. Praise
Thee." a hymn written by Francis
Scott Key. A double quartet OF Wash
ington singers will render the vocal
selections.
Commissioner Il b F MacfarIand,
president OF the Francis Scott Key Me-
mortal Association. VIII deliver q short
address and introduce Admiral Winfield
Scott Schley, second vice president, who
viii deliver the principal address OF
the occasion
A quartet viii sing The Star Span
gled Banner" which song has made the
name Of Key a household word the
country over. Among the singers who
VIII make up the double quartet are
Miss Blanche ThysOn and Miss Virginia
Robinson. sopranos; Miss Power and
Mrs. Olive B. McCabe. altos; 7. L.
Meade. tenor. and r. II. Atkinson. bass.
The accompanist will be H h Free
man, organist and choirmaster OF St
Johns Episcopal Church.
Ten girls from the Misses Eastman
School, two of whom are descendants Of
Francis Scott Key, will join in the
chOruses OF the songs
The Washington herald., 1908-02-21

to keep the total amount OF the in
demnity down as far as possible. II was
our opinion that Il was excessive. and
although VIC did not succeed in reducing
the indemnity TO the point 10 which We
thought il ought 10 be reduced, We did
effect some reduction.
Allotment 10 United States.
The lump sum OF 45O.000,OO0 taeIs was
then divided among the various powers
In the expedition. and the allotment
made 10 US or the ground Of losses to our
citizens and expense incurred was S24 40
7l6A- The expenses Of the War Depart
ment as now ascertained under the re-
vised estimates are S7.1Ss. .SlO.75; OF the
Navy Department. 81. i69. .Is1.94, and claims
Of citizens. corporations. societies. and
others to the amount OF S2,0oo.o00 have
been allowed"
After some further remarks. Senator
Lodge concluded by saying: Il talak 1
need do no more, Mr.. President. than
state the facts as have given them. It
is an act of justice and OF comity
Technically and legally we are entitled 70
every dollar OF the bond. but on a
broader principle Of justice. rising beyon1
the technical rights, ! think Il is an act
which it becomes the United States 10
perform and in the generous way pro-
posed by the joint resolution.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-21
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The Washington herald., 1908-02-21
LECTURE ON FORESTRY.
Clifford Pinchot Urges Education of
Children in Nature Study.


Chief Forester Clifford Pinchot ad-
dressed the members Of the High School
Teachers Association IN the auditorium
OF the Public Library yesterday. Mr.
Pinchot's subject was Forests as a ma
terial Of instruction" He said. in part:
The trouble Of education is that It is
not along the lines OF the human race
as it is advancing. but along the lines
OF 1000 years ago No time is devoted
20 natural law and natural science.
II the children were taught more Of
the woods. flowers. and shrubbery, it
would give them more foresight which
could be applied in preserving the forests
as these children grew UP.
The material for study is easily OBJ
tained; there are the leaves Of the trees.
the plants that grow In woods and fields.
These things are clean. and cleanliness
adds 10 the attractiveness Of anything.
They should be taught Of nature as
children, so when they become older they
can 60 into biology. Physical geography
should be gone into more thoroughly.
There are so many things that are
necessities In this life that are made from
wood. There are the street cars. fgrnI-
ture. and thousands or other things. Wood
IS as essential as iron OF coal
The Washington herald., 1908-02-21

milton of the life interests OF her late
husband, Judge Sanders Johnston. and
her late sister, Miss Elizabeth Bryant
Johnston, Mrs. Johnston. while not hav-
ing sent out any cards. will be pleased to
welcome members OF the Mexican Veter-
ans, the Aztec Club. the Literary Society.
the Columbia Historical Society. and the
Sons and Daughters of the American
Revolution
Mrs. Richard E CIaughton viii not be
at home to-day. but will receive Friday.
February IS.
Mrs. Richard Butler viii not receive to-
day, but will be at home next Friday.
The Progressive Literary Society will
give a concert and dance tomorrow even
ing at Carroll Institute in celebration Of
Washington's Birthday. The entertain
ment will begin at T:30 O'Clock.
Mrs. James Brown Scott. Of Calvert
street, Will not receive tomorrow
Mrs. Harley Calvin Gage VIII not re-
ceive at her home. in Dupont circle. To-
day. but will be at home as usual on
Fridays after to-day.
A pretty wedding was solemnized at ST.
Andrews Church Wednesday evening at
8 o'clock. when Miss Anne Kercheyal
Barrett and Rev Thomas D. Lewis were
married Rev. Robert Coupland. rector Of
the Church of the Ascension. Baltimore,
performed the ceremony in the presence
OF large number CT friends OF the bride
and groom. Mr. Frank Currie, brother Of
the bride. gave her in marriage. The cou-
pie was preceded by dainty little flower
S.l. TIE grooms best man was his
brother. Mr.. James NJ. Lewis, Of Virginia.
The bride was dressed in white cloth
After a brief wedding trip. they will go
to Essex County, Va, where the groom
will assume the rectorate of two churches
to which he has just been called.
The engagement Of Miss Nora Carlyle
Herbert OF Alexandria. 10 Robert Pegram
Holt. OF Newport News. Va. Is an
nouneed- The wedding viii take place in
June.
Mrs. Gordon-Cumming Is still confined
TO her home by illness.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-21
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Girls Light Brown Goats. winter weight.
trimmed with brown velvet and fancy buttons;
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Girls Fulllength Coats. Of gray English tweed
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Y and T. Reduced from Sl2 80 20 500 each
Girls Light Gray WorSted Coat with black
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Reduced from $500 TO $50.
Miss White Serge Peter Thompson Suit
with fun regulation embleuis: plain gored skirt.
with yoke laced IN back: size Is Reduced from
$500 TO si350
Miss Dark Blue Panama Dress waist trimmed
with fancy Braid fun plated skirt; size i6 Re-
duced from SEQ 70 $500
; Girls Dark Blue Serge Peter Pan Dress
with white collsr and cuffs; sizes and s Re-
duced from $50 10 S3.75 each
Girls DARK Blue Serge Sailor Dresses with
red shield and black tie full.plaited skirt: sizes
and s. Reduced from S. 90 TO ST5 each.
2 Girls Dark Plaid All-wool Serge Dresses. waist
trimmed with fancy braid: plated skirt: size
Reduced from $50 70 S3.75 each.
Third floor C st.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-21
Fur Department.

l White For Shawl Collar lined with satin
ana trimmed with heads and tails. Reduced from
$3.50 20 $3.50
White Fox Boa. trimmed with heads and
tails. Reduced from $500 10 $500
Genuine Eastern Mink Edna AIay'' Ties Re-
duced from Sl7.5o 10 $3.50 each.
l-I-sced Persian Lamb Set. consisting If satin
lined scarf and pillow muf. Reduced from $3.50
20 S56o
Handsome Squirrel Pillow Aiuf. elaboratelv
trimmed with heads Reduced from $500 To ST. so
} japanese Mink Scsrfs lined with brocaded
satin. Reduced from $3.50 to 500 each
D Edna MaY" Ties, o{ natural and blended
squirrel. Reduced from 800 and $500 to $50 each
Black Fox scarfs. lined with satin. Reduced
from $50 to S275 each.
Third hoor-G s.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-21
WOmen'S Suit Department.

Navy Blue Chiffon Cloth Coat Suit trimmed
with braid gored skirt; size IS. Reduced from
$500 % $500
Velvet Coat Suits trimmed with braid fun
paned SKIRT; navy blue. size "a; plum. size So
Reduced from $500 20 $500 each.
l Plum Velvet Coat Suit, trimmed with braid .
iuh plated skirt; size So Reduced from $50
10 $500
/ bight Brown Chiffon Broadcloth Coat Suit
S3e00
Two-toned Brown Cloth Eton Suit striped
effect. trimmed with minor velvet: size SO Re
duced from 5000 20 $500
! Handsome Navy Blue Chiffon Cloth Coat Suit.
trimmed with braid; size s. Reduced from SIS oo
20 $500
; Chiffon Broadeloth Coat Suits. with plated
skirt; green. size 81; navy blue. size So black
size g. Reduced from $500 10 S25cO each.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-21
NEW CHORAL SOCIETY.
Bach Choir Organized with Otto T.
Simon as Director.

Bach Choir Organized with Otto It.
Simon as Director.
A new choral organization In Washing
ton is 10 be directed by Otto T. Simon.
and TO be known as the Bach Choir.
The Bach Choir already has an active
membership Of fifty singers, many Of
them soloists in the various churches
Of the city. The ideals of the organi-
zation will be educational. the purpose
being to further an interest in the music
of Bach. and the motets OF the old Italian
and Netherland schools.
Rehearsals are 10 take place IN the
parish hall Of ST. Johns Episcopal
Church, Sixteenth street. near H, on
Thursday afternoons. from 4:45 10 8
O'Clock The first selections TO be taken
up will be the -CrucifiXus from the B
minor Mass OF Bach. and the first chorus
In his Christmas Oratorio-'
Membership in the Bach Choir is open
10 all singers OF serious intention. The
secretary Of the choir IS Herbert P.
Carter. 2o23 o street northwest.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-21
Mems Clothing Department.

Mems Winter-Weght Suits, in gray cheeks and
plain tan; sizes 3S. D A. and a regulars; SO stout
Reduced from $500 20 Se.75 each
Z Mems 0Terooats. blacks. o1fords and gray her
Ilngoone effects: sizes 70. A. and a. Reduced from
$500 10 S975 each.
Mems OTercoats. blacks. uays. and gray checks.
sizes 50, 90, Z. and a. Reduced from So 30 and
$500 to Si75 each
Mems Rain Coats. tan, oxford, and light gray,
semihned; sizes "a and "A. Reduced from 5000 10
Sl5.55 each.
u Mems Fancy Vests. in a variety Of colors-ends
Of several lines; sizes q to Ss. Reduced from $50.
$500. and $3.50 to CSC each
Il Mems Fancy Vests. in plain oolors and mixed
stripes. checks. and plaids: all high-grade goods:
sizes "a 70 20. Reduced from $500. $3.50. $500 and
500 TO S295 each
Main hOor-Tenth s.