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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-05-07
SIOcn for TotctiGiuingcu.
l'flcr "Yac9enoal9poreu" J

9aa bet ben irenit Gentralanlialt
'or Scrobru92loric9 tilherenoe Grpe=
rjmcntnllelt er Der DC 1oie lem glar
'Orcta9et 6oriog meo ire iorlielligf
SUttctioer meO Poteter (meo l0-l4
Cages 9Nellemrum mellem bpcr Set
nin0D. Ncn'i9ttn mto osle 6prlea
bar ONret at bringc paa oct rene, /
hpilten GeininQ SUttetiocn bar Sno-
flOpelIc paa 9lOlin9ens StprreJic Oa
Stiueliesinbboloct.
Som &eiultnt Al oisie Ienlaari9e
SOrlpg lanot man. at 'aapel iioli9e.
lOm miooclSlcne Fotcilorters %ypout-
tlonaepne albNn9er lt0rtt ui S0itcti7
Oen pg at 10 tioli9crc Toteterne iGttes.
10 beore bliUer 9lOllngen, iuapel bpao
I(Un1oe iom Hualitct Gn9aar, unocr
GoruOlUtnln9 az ct %NrtIcyboibene
DeO ben 5io, SUtnin0cn iore0oar, cr
Dc Nunli9li mulilc ior Rotciernes ior=
lte lloOit!ing.
Zen SUitctio, inn Giper ben bpieie
9litaltning. illOtr paa iOrltjeni9e 81.
Der DC iOritjclli0e Mar. Foieterne
bpr life l0ttes, lpr Soroen belt neo til
Den GDboe, bpori Yoteterne ltal 'Uttcs,
bar ndact oen Tarms0rao, iom mna
| iii. lor at Y0tcterne tan gro, / 4-5 0ir.
IS. CT oCn lapelte NNrnegrao berlor. %
ben 6eiOiglte &emperNtur lcr ojrOnin=
0cn lDnc9 at pUre 10 l. Or. g. ut
SoroenS ScmperNtur cr Dei iortorier
betpOeli0 ben lio, iom g0ar meo til
0jronln0cn % til, at Pl0nitn tan
TONNE ~. "a STtnln0en ber oer'or
linoe Stlo tioli8erf DC glar, oa en- tio=
li9 p9 Uarm Gaar tiollg 9lpr Soroen
parm % iiittet for S@min9sn.
Yen miOocl*tiOli9e S0tninA 0oy
| pnn 6orip9alteOct oct beoIic Tclul.dt.
&iitnot GAP Den Ilol9ere S0tning Pp-
tctcr meO no0et ppIere Stiuclleslno=
boIO, men bette tunoc itic Oprc'e zen
5lN9 at Den miooCl9tIoI8c @UmuQ
gan Nd mcgct riaere Ylulu9er. StI'
oelicsinObOlOct cr p0lcntli9 GraO al
b0ngigi al S0tteiiOen. llnoer almin'
oel8e 6Orbolo 9iper tiolig SGininl
oct lterlie StiOcliealnoholo. ser
Getting er lOm 9ie9ei iOrtNielig. men
fan oO0 iHHr meo uiUoOanlig tolf
@aur bore beloi9cre enc tioli9 Set
ming.
gut ait: l}aar Sorocn er bleOcI
porm not og beiOem. Gj0loer oct q
Ina lat NOicternc inarelt mulig. 81
10 parmcre SOrO man bar, jo tioIiger
ber nan i0tte line Fotetcr.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-05-07
Siolrsnttcrnes DAG.
StatsiuptrintenoentllliruO bar ien0t
ploenoe Striuelie til 'Stoleiuperinten-
,nnLnr,n ~ fnriEnninn Gnmn4nrr.

Stat5iuptrintenoent llliruo bnr Ienot
fpl0enoe Stripelic til Stoleiuperinten=
pen.srne De ioritjelli9e 6ountper:
Gen 3oic % 4oe SUM pil @utt,rnes
Srturiion til 2anobru9sitolen grooI-
in0s lnoe Steo. Chicago & 9loytb=
weltrn 9dnen bar allereoe ertlG)et lig
biQig til at ytoucerc Pasia9crtarlen oA
9ir: o9 erha 3ogbetjenin9 oper aua
line Xjdjcy Staten, % Oi paar iii i
llnoer60nolin9er meo De ANDRE 5crn.
banetompan;cr DIN GrillriiOn9prjCr.
GUtterne paa Ilrmen oil bGUe 9OOt
al at 0jorc en- 5uy Ill oor 2nnobru9s-
ilolc. Sc cr finite til at bjGIpe til
plr 5nrmen lOcr 3ag beie Ginteren,
baooe ior % eitcr StoletiO, O8 ON
Sommeten tN9er oe oitc tua9t Gag /
>,rbeiott. Set cr oerIor iu.onEhojg /
lin Croen at qipe oisie finite @uner en-
2(nlaonin9 til at iOretage Ell laoonn
2ur og ie Dor @onObru0@itole. Sc
bur Grli9 iOrtjent oct.
g'}in Mening er. al oen 6armsr. iom
4jeme pil 6jnlpc i'm Spn til at tuure
ioreto9e en- iaaOan Sur, uil liere me-
act til at 9jere @utten mtcresier:t i
5armlipet9 6Oroele iremiOr GDiOet c9
Oeroco biprage til at boloe Dem blem=
me paa 6armen, l0m Oog er ZEN beONe
Flaos for Dem.
uom0rict Yro0ram er iaaet itaEO
ior bette l(eoe / Syootings. iiroit5-
or Noloen ira Sowa8 GnrObruQsiiolc
/ @lmes, Sa.. BEN pelterOte 6orcoga9s
boloer ON Simmer al 3nteresie roy ia.
mere, pil tale be9G Gage. Qesuotn
oil Der blioe Safer al fiere anora be-
| tisuoit Wono.
&c Gumooe9 ON at iaa oCi,e lOe'tc.
ret laa meQst iom muligt prt.cn %
euers. 0iin Ulcngg er. at bore 6ar-
mere pil ltette 5nu,,n % arbeioe ion
oenne Sa0. OerIcm 0enueuoelie iier Ill
0cln.
vi buroe bore ilianO til at meO,
rem ! &roolings meO lite minore enr
- 0Jl uu9e Gutter. Cg 6Uis Oi oet
fan gjoge, er le9 oUerbeUlh ON, a
oct ri biorl9e me9et I'll at 0lprr
r!ipet mere In0bpo,noe ~ tlltr0t
IL Tor ccte W9e 5ocmCrgulter.
QEr5oololl
..u3 u. llrt0t, Slais,Np't
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-05-07
,\nOtOlnitit0t.
((5iter "Stauo. 6ormer ,lourna.

! >Saibn9ton orbeloes Der / ocnne (to
ipr9t poO lloarbebcie Al Elaner III ct nor
lag om ,NroiorCllc al en- ,inOiomltltot, ocr /
Ell pGlenti9 Wroo htuoe pcnteo al oi5iGIpe
ben Een9cmnrsel, Der CT inotraaot 6or
buno5 2iotstoslcn. Get er aOn8uSmGnO
i. Is. ztcuen9 a. Minncioto, DER er yct,t
'or Oe Non9rcSmGnO, lom ntcrcsicrcr t8 for
zo8en o8 ban agtcr at oreiGS8c lrrNomt
Soit ben I'll Eucrpeicile, mocn ccn 5lioU
irrmlo9 ior &on8rcsNen 1tcucuo ucntcr at
Der Oeo en- iOooan Qeitoming tunoe IIoc5
5,oStasicn en ,NotGgt al meuem 80 o9 g.
Dhuiorcr oUars aoriig
lnenuatcu mco ,NuoieuIicn a en- oooau
ztat uilpe pore oelS ct padli3nc )ouos
mems beng.emte higoomme en- DIS Ecl a.
1tattebprbeu, o0leoeS at Oeunc ior Ell Gel
oiIOe bliOe baoret a }cngepuu9cn mc1cuS
Ell tliuorcnoe Sci plloc bIiue leie ma 2c
ioltnngcn5 jip9 % al De {iu8, Der 93rr III
yiOet5 Nootorit % JjGitng; ocls al ulvcl
tbrnge ptjolcr til 2et0in9 al ben oImmoc
,is; 6orbcorirg al be inoeuIunoitc (auoueic
ioa 6enue tmoe blipe uOiert uOeu al oct
5ltD ueOUtnoi9t at uoiiecc nve 1ial95oRos,
b. .. +. for39e Gtcts9iGloen.
TN ,Mo'omtiJot Al ben 2u bar l9r pTret
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-05-07
Joao /!

Har hit ct 9lrbeib, tlln9t iom fua -
tag fat ibas.
Soo9 or oimlen ia. % bIoa,
imor9en tcmmer 2 2meu eraa,
'iSoar ey ei at tent, paa;
tag lat ioo9,
tag "a. i6ag
% Ear bu bit grpt Ell Gang.
loa ipno ben MI.
Sung paa on mor9eniriite cian9
buer Tag ben Oucr ting os Sang
tn 3pmne slao mes 6oruarstIan9,
ia, lpn9 oeu Ill,
ia, ipng ben iii
IS cier bu ct prnI.9t Crb,
laa il9 bet III.
Suart iIettes uo DIT e9et Spor,
imor9en er mooife poo }>oro
bin Ben ei mer peo gipct5 Goro;
ia, fig oct III,
ia, i9 bet M!
$1uiS bu tan inlile pount % Int,
laa uiS oct III.
y0o bine &enner 9anlte init,
ior be iorlaosr gipetS apit,
iornemme &ormen i'bit Print,
ia, piS bet M,
ia, piS oct M
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-05-07
SnltancIl aiiat.

Gnneli9 er Wnsiemoroeren glboul
0amio blsoen uiiat lom Sultan / Spr=
tict % fprbaabentli9 9jOrt ultnoelt9
for altio. Sra "9lmerita" tlipper pi
iGl9enoe;
5ioli9 Qgrodg Morgen iioFe ll9e be-
0Dnote Gampen mellem GonItantln=
opels @arniion Og llnQtDrternes 9lrme,
Der llnoer &Qmmanoo al General Mtab=
mono S6eItet bapoe Omrin9et SDen.
Rlnpen be9Dnotc ben IQoOcItli9e Sel
al Ynra NGrbeoen al YiloiS Sioit,
bpor SultOnen bOr, p9 DareOe uooper
9a9en. geo Miooa9$tio op9erteStpo=
nin9en. Gen liblte @arniion, lOm
oper9aO ii9, bar Selmi6 9lrtilleriba=
raiternes Stutari. Sire SuienManp,
iOm bar ltatipneret Der meo ct Sunore=
be &anOner, trueoe meo at ltDoe SDen
/ Ruiner. Men General S6eiiet be-
ororeoe ierti fore &anoner p9 Here
0atterier Maitintanpner anbragt /
Stillin9er, iom beberIteOe garatterne,
pg bette bar moi til at bringe De ppiGt=
iige til Sper9iOelIe.
6lere al BE- iiolereoe Sa9tbule 'or=
Ipareoe iig meo ltor Sapperbeo moo
acknowledgements. SisIe &e /
8pens Centrum reiultereoe ! ct betpoe
0eli0t WanoeTalo. SrOpperne, Ipm
forlparebe Sultanens Palaos, olloe
p0a in9en Mlaoe oOer9iUe fig, % bet
bar fprIt efter Ell beitia StDonln9 o8
eIterot bet bar tlart for ale, at De tmu=
fig tunoe ltaa li9 mOO Sperma0tcn, at
Dc tioG0 SpnOn9 Mor9en neoln8oe line
Ha0ben.
Sultan glboul Somio bleo oerber
Gan0c. Oct tillOOcs 9am inotil DioerC
at 80 / Slottet, men Der bleO lat Ell
fNrt @n9t for at paste paa Gum pc
0inore bom ira at tomme Serprellt
meo no9en AT fine Sil9Ungere. Spsr8s'
maalet ON, bOaO Der iiuloe 9jgres met
6nm, bleb uoiot nogle Sage, 9lo9l'
pnltcoe at be6oloe ham iom Sultan
men al Mn0t ituloe fratages bam. PIN
ore piloe bare bam ufiat. st treOi
parti uiloe, at ban ituloe bebanole.
Ium 2anosforreber og iom iaaoan llo,
Ssoen.
Yarlamentet ufgjoroe Sa9en 5irs
oaQ, ioet bet enltemmi9 aflatte bam of
uOraabte bans YrOoer WtebemeO &e'
i6eo Gfienoi til Sultan llnoer Naon a
Mebenlc0 ben iemte. Den aHatte Sul'
ian Oil til SOFTEN blipe 81 9lar GAM
mel % beIe9 5rOneu 1876, p9 Der
nue Sultan er "a 2tar g0mmel. Bar
lamentet 6ejtenlte, at 9lboul Samio ita
tilbrin9e &elten af fine 8age / Son
Itantinopel, SlOttet 6berOIban pel
8Osporus.
9lboul Samio bar en- blOotprItig 9e
ippt, pna bpis Sampitti9beO bUiler lot
mango Mpro. Set el Ell Stam for Gu
roDa. at han Ituloe fna Qop at gOe lin
gliooinesbaaoe n9iien 33 2lar. 9el
npe Sultan bar De Iibite 80 9lar leOc
Ipm 6onge / ct Slot. San Ital pGr
Ell Ggilt intelligence Yerion. gfeI
llnQtDrterne pil belit bape bum Zig
Iaa be Ian DaUe iaa meget ltprre 6ribe
til at Itpre 2ano Og &i9e.
Ser pil blipe furet ltren9t irem me
ocm, iom tDS cn leOenOe Bart / JteooI
ten for to llger ioen. Gn Mnn8oe G
o.m pil iitterlig blIpe ltuot.
Ger CT raino GrunO til at Irp8
i5,, at 1rouitjitst pjl l,cntaloe llrl
Ii e b.oer prupNierne GammeItD
terne er enonu life oeoe, % Den lana
lite WtuiclmauO GaOer alt nDtGI beIe !
Sierte. 6orGaabent!ig oil oen npe E'
sierins pere iltano til at ltarIe ll9 y
bigbeo.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-05-07
;Srit Ill iiOCnOc &DiuOrr.

,,es icuoer irt I'll ale nc,nber, Der er pse
al un0eyi,sUoelicr, 10 G8,S eIObebono'
lima icea yegc1is.p. Dletiinsn er biuis
OF tiliouooei5 ior oge 5!o8. 1ipmOber-
ipBOomme.
enc cl 0ets 6rlmUr.c.
pirS. ~. 6. Ssaisiot,
NoI i3, S,gMv.o, -. ,.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-05-07

/ RonOresicn % til Secretary NJ State
at ta9e .5Orhol0:rcQler til at 'tonie
SpiI NOeoe o. andre Qipsiornooen-
hener.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-05-07

vi openitanenoe fan man ic, bOor
lit BET er for en- &cO0ttsr at ialoc /
llnnuOe boa Soft Si betlo0er 9abct
al en- 0oo Ben, men ilal OoQ btitrNbc
o3 paa at IinOe ct M}iOOel til at ajen=
pinoe bans Neuiiab, ielU ON ri bliber
MOOT til at tD til ~ &urito. lieO.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-05-07

SoCialismcn bar grcbet gnnitc tNrtt
ON zig, Ioen 69nen heromlrinN bleD
oOerippmmct mco Yrppcnumre Al "}ip=
peal TO &CaiOn". Set er ilWr 9ebs )
Spar til Nooieuelt, Der bar pntt Sn=
teresit. Der er mango 8Ooe SIoer peo
SOtinli5mCn, men 6eilen CT. at oen 10
Der f0rmeQet O9 Denter at Lore at 0aa,
in0en ocn bar l0rt at trpbe Stjont
ie1 life bar lUlt lNa uma0oCliQ me9ct
dngaacnoe Sotialismcn, ina maa ic9
inoremme, at Den er no9et belt dno,t.
emo HpNo oe Socialilter le9 0lg ONrct
iammtn meO, bar praItiIeret. Oct IL
9Gs ncmli9 ON enie.ie al Dem, At be
bellere emo at uofpre Ell Days 0rIiQt
2lrbeioe Tor at loa no9ct at IeOe al bar
9adct ben OQ tO9t Guppe paO gamlc
BalOi1cr.
3illioit: 9at icr SamoGret
@alpor. "
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-05-07

oennr, at oct tnelty iOm mungltoc pa
tieaicn. oar en- goo 9ram. Som ou
Uto, CT cnbuer Nusort bnnlpit ira 81
Ioas Nu@, % oen lpQe blep osrior benz
OiIt til ocn nNrmene Saloon.
Seq, iom er MeOaiter ior ct ri.
boioablao!" uoD 10 Qutientcn. "llic-
ncr g, at ic9 lom lite pna tpuc 9lar
bar lat nine $en ihoenlor Ell SalOOn-
Ger III uOper at gjpre oci2"
Get er ost eneit, iom tan bi0lpc
Gem. crtlGreoe 0G0tn.
Seq liter at fol9e 9cres &uGO, ="
iu9oe Geontteren. "om le0 bdre Tan
9aa iaa lanGt. Men lig mia, bnpronn
ltul lr0 bore mig 40. Tor at Siammcn
life ltal blipe cltfor itor?"
"Gjcnocr Sc Saloon=0oloeren?"
SSa. NOn er min 6lenoe.
"gtupel, " lu0oe VN9en, "on 0lar
Se bare .i9. ben til Gam, tlappcr 0Am
p0a Sttl0crcn "a tjltaler bam ionlt=
oca: IS 0irunoen cr oct 10 oumt al
pS at pNre llUcnner. let er jo 6plla,
ri ltpcr al bc09e to. 4>pao itulOe vi
psl tN0e n5 til, eiterat lrtlerict bcn
1'aIiet % 9liboloablaocnf ouerfls=
r.9c?" ga iaa forlan9cr &c en- 900
Gram. Get er 10 en- meget let S0N. "
&coaitprcn git. Gnten ban All til
Saloonen % or0l ii9 iua iulo, at ban
0lemte bele &rplluppet, eler han 9it
fOrnormet ficn, pco je9 itte, men ban
tom life tilbOge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-19
TESTS TO Be LESS SEVERE
LOWER STANDARDS IN POLICE
EXAMINATIONS.
New Rating the Result of Chief
Sylvester's Recommendation.
Changes in Methods.

Educational tests for appointment to the
police force of the National Capital are
not TO be as severe as in the past.
Upon the recommendation. of Police
Chief Sylvester, on the ground that the
high standards heretofore required by the
civil service commission in the examina-
ions have made it difficult to secure a
fun quota of men, the Commissioners have
decided upon new rating in examina-
tons.
Difficulties encountered during the past
year in obtaining sufficient number of
men of the required ability and experience
TO fill places in the police force of the
District Of Columbia Police Chief Syl-
vcster said to the Commissioners,
prompted an investigation as to the
cause and the department learned that
men fully capable intellectually and 9TH
erwise TO perform the duties of police
man were, In a measure, impaired SO far
d penn.anship and other educational tests
were concerned by reason of employment
III labofing or mechanical work"
After recommending a new rating Tor
the examinations before the civil service
commission, Maj. Sylvester further sug-
Gcsts that before the examination is had
each applicant shall undergo what might
he termed IL practical examination before
The major and superintendent or such of
iicer as he may designate, where a rating
Oh experience and training shall be made
and certified to the civil service COM
mission, the examination there to be on
educational qualifications only.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-19
ACQUITTED OF FORGERY.
Justice Gould Directs Jury's Actor
in Bliss Case.

Francis E: Bliss, who last spring was
indicted by the grand jury for forgery
and embezzlement in connection with GER
tain transactions with the Biss-Albrecht
Company, of which he was vice president,
was today acquitted by jury in Grim
inal Court No. 1 on the forgery charge
by direction of Justice Gould. The pros
ecution abandoned the indictment for en-
bezzement. but asked that Bliss be COM
mitted to jail to await further action by
the grand jury, which will be asked to
reconsider the embezzlenent charge.
In holding the indictment for forgery
bad, Justice Gould declared that no sim
liar case appeared in the records of
criminal causes in this country. Bliss
was charged with opening an account,
other than the usual companys account,
in another bank in the name of the
company and of depositing checks re-
ceived for the company in the new ac-
count, after stamping on the checks for
deposit only to the credit of Bliss AL
brecht Company The court decided that
this action did not constitute forgery and
that subsequent acts of fraudulent
character could not change it to forgery.
Attorneys Michael W. Sullivan and John
c. Cuttings represented the defendant.
and Assistant United States Attorney
Turner appeared for the government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-19
MILLION FOR CAUSE
Lady Cook Here With Cash to
Boost Woman's Suffrage.
SUFFRAGETTES GREET HER
Meet Celtic With Tug and Give
Noisy Welsome.
PROMISES BIG AMERICAN FUND
Will Make Tour Of the United
States-Mrs. Pankhurst Is
Due Tomorrow.

NEW YORK, October 19-Lady Tennes-
see Cook, pledged heart and soul and for
tune to the cause of votes for women,
sailed up the hay yesterday morning on
the Celtic, amid a burst Of suffragette
greetings.
Everything was yellow and everybody
was yelling.
At quarantine the jolly little tug John
+. Timmins drew alongside with fifty sui
fragettes aboard, all waving banners and
negaphoning three cheers for our Lady
Cook A megaphone on the ship replied
in kind. At the word the Celtic's men
passengers DOTTED their hats and a small
sprightly figure almost hidden by a huge
Gainsborough. tied down with blue veil,
smiled and wept and smiled again.
At the pier the celebration continued.
The tug had put her passengers ashore
ahead of Lady Cooks landing, and while
she descended the gangway on the arm
of Mrs. Sofia Loebinger and Miss Helen
Murphy the blare of the suffragette band
announced that this was Home, Sweet
Home
Lady Cook led the procession of taxi
cabs in a yellow-bodied vehicle and the
long line draped with remarks large
enough for the most short-sighted to in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-19
ON THE MARYLAND ISSUE.
H. A. Clarke Discusses the Proposed
DISTINGUISHING Amendment.

Members of the Maryland Suffrage
League, coiored, listened to an address
10y il. a. Clarke last night at Asbury
NJ T.. Church, corner of 18th and X
streets northwest, on the proposed
Maryland DISTINGUISHING amendment
The remedy for the plain, open
aud flaSrant violations of the spirit
and intent OF the fifteenth amend
ment. he said, i will not attempt to
dictate, but i'll my humble opinion |
believe that il is the duty of the Con-
gross to pass law to enforce the AZ
tcenfh amendment. or enact "A uniform
election law for the regulation. super
vision and control of federal elections
II the Supreme Court of the United
states does not remedy the evil"
Other speakers We're Rev. A. Il. Calls
of Baltimore, Rev. ". +. Greenwood
and Rev. j. ~. Corrothers. Rev. ]. An
derson Taylor, representing the Bap-
fist Ministers Conference, colored, of
:he District, presided.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-19
Paper Manufacturer Dead.

NEW BRUNSWICK. n. j.. Oct. ia
Henry l.. Janeway. founder of the wall
paper manufacturing firm OF Janeway g.
Co.. died at his home here last night. He
was eighty-five years old. Mr.. Janeway
was graduate and trustee of Rutgers
College. a fellow OF the American Geo
graphical Society and an officer of many
historical and learned societies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-19
Going to q New Field.

T.. r. Levy. formerly connected with the
American Security and Trust Company OF
this city. will leave Washington in the
near future to become secretary of the
Washington Manufacturing Company of
Hanover. Pa. Mr.. Levy's character and
capabilities made him many friends in the
business world of Washington. and he has
been the recipient of innumerable good
wishes for his success in his new under
taking.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-19
Willow Furniture.

The imported kind-strongly constructed
by hand. Desirable for the living room
and bedroom Shown in natural color and
a rich shade of green. We also refinish
these pieces i'm any color desired. In
cluded are Armchairs, Arm Rockers,
Settees, Tables. Reading Chairs. Sewing
Tables and Children's Chars-armchairs
and rockers Cushion made to order for
same from $500 up
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Star Office Visitors.

The following visitors have registered al
The Star office:
Harold Iseman. New York City.
Rae Cans, Baltimore.
h. w. Elliott, Tampa Fla
Or. and Mrs. f. Ludwick. Cleveland
Ohio.
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Special Value inn
Silk Dannasko

5O-inch Imported Silk Damask. in a
large line of rich shades and desirable
colorings. including blue. green, red
French gray and old rose. A splendid
fabric for window and door hangings;
also for recovering parlor furniture.
$500 a ward. Value, S. 90.
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Special Value i'm
| SO=inch Velour.
Fine Wall Papering.

Special is called line of Wall Papers,
domestic representing of the richest stocks
presented i'll this We also call attention to the fact that
thoroughly equipped i'll hrstcass all
decorations including Fine Paper Hanging Fre
Going and Interior Painting Relief Work. High work in
respect Prices moderate.
e
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Special

Best Grade Willow Arrnchairs
in natural color and "Bar Har-
Dor" design. Very strong and
we'll made; very comfortable and
fitted with upholstered seat
cushions.
$500 each. Value, $500.
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Curtain Muslians
and Nets.

A large assortment of Curtain Muslins,
in dainty dots. MAIDS and figured effects.
Also Curtain Nets. in plain and floral
DESIGNS. White, cream and Arabian color.
Muslins-I2Hc to soc a yard.
Nets-3oc to $1.25 a yard.
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Fixing Up the Home for Fall and Winter.

the tor
thanus are
wand
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New Dinner Sets.

Dainty patterns in French German English
Open-stock Ware from which be selected
gle pieces.
Ioopece Havland China Dinner Sets patterns
$4,000 up.
1oopiece English Porcelain Dinner Sets dainty pat.
terms $3.50
1oopece American Sets dainty SPRAY pat
terms $3.50 up
HoorG st.
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MANY BOYS EAGER TO BELONG
ORGANIZATION OF THE WASH.
INGToN JUVENILE CLUB.
Its Object Is to Improve the Minds
Bodies and Morals of Chill
dren of the. City.

The Washington Juvenile Club a new
organization located at the corner of 7th
and L streets northwest. opened it's doors
last night. Long before o'clock a walt
ing line of boys had formed, each ap-
parently eager to get into the rooms
which have been fitted up for their use.
These boys, representing different nation
alities and creeds, ranged from nine to
sixteen years-the age limits of the club.
About one hundred lads were present
The object of the club is to improve the
minds. bodies and morals Of children by
providing reading and game rooms. gym
nasium. industrial classes, etc. 1t has
been organized for poor boys who have
heretofore. in many cases, been accus-
toned to spending their evenings on the
streets. The Boys Club Organization and
Aid Society of Washington and New York
donated 800 in cash and about go books
and games to the enterprise, and the con-
troll has been placed in the hands of the
local board. although the work will con-
time to receive from the parent body
such advice and assistance as may be nee
eSSary
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Rich Oriental Rugs.

+ INVITE attention stock of Oriental
NlNIlI Rugs That good Oriental Rugs becoming
NNAl year acknowledged by all But still
~ there many fine examples that will increase in
value the productions brought to this market
Rugs temporary every
beautiful things in their home should COL
this should buy fine pieces
thew their artistic Of coong
and design
stock has been selected with great and have
cured effects impossible
get domestic goods.
Included Cashmeres, Aghan Mskabods Amritzers Ma
halls Ghoevans lndias Krnanshaf Tabz Sarouks Serapes
Biiors. Soumacs,
also show large of Hall Strips and unusual
size rugs line of very soft silky pieces.
call special attention the following lots of small Oriental
Rugs which excellent values and be duplicated
price Included ammedan Ghenes KAYAKS Shirvans
iestan Cabsans, Sennas Sarouks Boklara Trans, Kma
shafs kelims, kurdestans,
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c. w. Nuckles and Miss Edith Earl ST
John. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. T..
st. John. all of Lynchburg, Va, eloped
to this city and were married Saturday
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New Lace Curtains.

TIn17 f ARE showing exceptionally large and at,
III II active of effects Imported ana
\1A\1A Domestic Lace Curtains including Irish Point
Swiss Point Tanbour Lace. Russian Lace: Kenals-
sance Duchess Venice and Novelty Nets Also Nottngams
Point de Arabe and Cable Nets. specially priced
We offering very attractive values the desirable eun
both sill full lengths and white and Arabian
color trimmed with lace edge also edge and insertion on best
quality cable Desirable anggs for bed dining room
and living
$3.50 to $500 the pair.
Special attention called splendid Of the
Sleng Curtains in white ivory and Arabian colors
including Irish Point Renaissance Arabian Cuny and Scrm and
they specially priced
5000 to $3.50 the pair.