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Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-07-16
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5.s Lee went to Devils Lake to-
2day e attend to some business mat
crockett News
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ISIS Viola Clunis left Saturday for
Devils Lake for 8 short visit with
friend before RETURNING Is her home
gando Herald 5355 N
fS C. Honey was "a visitor at Devils
Lake the first Of the week E3 4. Now
53Ssers was q Devils Lake visitor Tues
dag Edmore Herald
IS Daley and; a iss Bertha Dial.
5ssey of Devils Lake, are guests OF Miss
Frances fraser at ildrose cottage
Y this week Merch ant 3Chas. Anderson
transacted business at the lake Tues
day Gust Kruger was IA business
visitor at Devils LAX this week i.
and Mrs John Kahn and son were Wis.
tSitors at Devils Lake Monday evening.
Kahn purchased complete
Sthreshing outfit ffor this seasons
work Warwick Sentinel; 5..:ss5
The death 81 G. 4. Sullivan Of Port
Huron Mich was made known to
his brother, 81. .. Sullivan, Of this
city yesterday. Mr.. sulliyan was
stricken with pafaly sis some time
ago at Devils Lake. and went back
70 his Michigan home to recover, but
died there instead .De puty United
States Marshall Mckay went to Dew.
rs Lake last week, where he officially
djourned the term o. the United
States court there from July 8 to 90.
sss8ttober 2s. a special formality was
gone through with, and the court de.
selared " 50 adjjourned ID. Fargo Daily
News. 1. n: ss$ ~ IN Es
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sA baby boy was born to AZ and
Mrs. Morgan Sunday of last
week at sstarkweather
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-07-16

District court sis IN session at. Dew
Ills Lake this week The following per
sons from thiss locality sarex serving
#at jurors: Arthur Henley, W. s: kirk,
q n. Crazy, G: Il. Dahl; ". M: Firth.
There are 4Otcfvil and 10 criminal cas-
FEB ion the :oalend ar fudge Alton b.
Parker expresses desire TO reorganize
the democrat party. 3 n the matter OF
the Willingness to essay und ertakings,
DIG IS evident enough that the late Her
cules has nothing whatever On Judge
/ Parker: Myrle, ADAMS has accepted
. position In Reeds hotel n Devils
Lake. The \ Misses Eva and Maud
! Chamberlin and Master Carl Cham
berlin Of Winnipeg are sitting MI.
.. and Mrs Smith at Chautauqua
Crary Public Opinion.
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The Washington herald., 1909-08-27
CUSTOMS BLANKS ISSUED.
Treasury Department Makes Change
in Regard TO Returned Travellers.

Treasury Department Makes Change
in Regard to Returned Travellers.
New Instructions regarding the customs
regulations and revised declaration
blanks, have been prepared by the Treas
ury Department for the benefit OF Amer
ican citizens returning from abroad.
The revised instruction and declaration
blanks were made necessary by a change
In the definition Of a nonresident. made
by James B. Reynolds, Acting Secretary
OF the Treasury heretofore. a non
resident was any person who had spent
two years abroad in a fixed abode. 30
The new definition simply cites that the
person has lived abroad for two years.
and contains no reference TO the place
or abode
All persons must declare all wearing
apparel. jewelry. and other articles
whether used or unused. which have been
obtained abroad by purchase or otherwise.
with tine foreign cost or value OF them
Residents OF the country returning from
abroad are allowed 10 bring in free Of
duty 500 worth OF articles for their own
use.
NOnreSidents are entitled to bring in
free Of duty only such articles as are
In the nature Of wearing apparel. arti-
cles OF personal adornment, toilet articles.
and similar personal effects. actually ac-
companying the passenger.
All cigars and cigarettes must be de-
clsred, and are not included in the 500
worth OF exemption. E2ch passenger is
entitled 10 bring in free Of duty and in
ternal revenue tax either fifty cigars or
800 cigarettes
The Washington herald., 1909-08-27
SMART SET AMAZED
Newport Society May War
on Mrs. O. II. P. Belmont.
SUFFRAGE SCHEME IS BLAMED
Set Who Paid 50 to Rub
Elbows with the ''HOi PoIIoi" Now
Wonders What II Is All About.
"Lady Alva" VIII Hold Another
Meeting Tomorrow.

Newport, Aug. 2s.-Now that the nov
city incident TO the woman suffrage meet
ing hello at Mrs. Oliver II. p. Belmont's S
villa, Marble House. on Tuesday. has
worn OF. the exclusive set here, which
was inveigled into handing over S for
the privilege Of rubbing shoulders with
the "hoi polloi." are asking what IL is
all about, and what has contributed to
bring about this revolution on the part
OK Lady Alva," as she is called
Why. they ask. has she thrown open
her doors 10 the public at so much a
head, a public which she used 10 scorn.
and even fight? II Is recalled that not
80 many years ago she and the late Mr.
Belmont even objected 10 excursionists
hanging about the front OF Beleourt. the
villa which they then occupied. and tried
10 persuade the citizens Of Newport 10
change the system or roads.
Because this was not granted the Bel
monts threatened TO leave this fashion
able resort for good. but they came back.
Society Il Amazed.
Society is amazed at Mrs Belmont's
zeal IN behalf OF the suffrage cause, and
threatens dire things to Lady Alva If
9AS RNt5isAS III AOtAluB the second meet
ing, as scheduled, on Saturday Several
members OF her set have written her re-
Questing her 20 abandon her plan to
again open her villa 10 the public and
limiting al war II she persists IN her in
tentions.
Apparently they have forgotten, how
ever, that Mrs. Belmont Is a fighter who
has won most OF her battles.
According TO some Of her friends. she
is sick Of the society game. with its mon
key dinners. and other scandals. and IN
tends 10 do something which size con-
siders worth while
The influence OF her daughter, the
Duchess OF Marlborough. IS understood
10 have contributed TO this marvellous
change In her mother from the aristocrat
10 the socialist. for the daughters chief
interest IN London Is now centered in
the great social problem OF the British
metropolis. She Is continually minis
tering 70 the wants OF the poor and help
ing by every means IN her power to up
lift the lower classes.
All eyes are now turned on Mrs Bel
mont Society IS anxious 10 see the out
come OF Saturdays meeting. which is
sure 10 take place
The Washington herald., 1909-08-27
ARMY AND NAVY.
Army Orders.


The leave q absence granted Capt. HARRY q
KING. Philippine Scouts. Philippines division
Is extended one Month
Capt. GEORGE H. CRABTREE. Medical CorpS
IS detailed as member Of the beard Of otHceu
Of the Mcdieal Corrs 70 meet al Ar-on Is.brp,,,
Of Panama. for the purpose Of conducting exani-
nations of applicants FOR appointments as fryt
heutensnts IN the Medical Reserve Corrs vice
Capt. ROBERT Z. NOBLE. Medical Corps.
hereby relieved.
Tho following transfers OF offers Of infantry arc
ordered:
First Lieut. SAMUEL NJ. PARKER nom the
Twenty-second Infantry to the Twentieth In
fantry.
Fir., Lieu; MAX B. CARRIER from the Twentieth
Infantry 20 the Twenty-second Intantry.
Leave Ct absence 10 and including September 4.
lsoa. Is granted Second Lieut. RICHARD
PARK, Corps Of Engineers.
Leave Of absence for one month is granted Cant.
PAUL c. HUTTON. Medical Corps
Leave q absence for six days is granted Cant
CHARLES H. WESSON. Ordinances Depart
mcnt.
So much Of paragraph %. Special orasr.. No. les
July 70. 1909. War Department az relates 10
Capt. WILSON 7. DAVIDSON. Mediacl Cops.
CAPT WILSON 7. DAVIDSON. Medical Corn,
IS relieved from duty in the PHILIPPINES division.
First Lieut. JAMES 5. FOX. Medical Reserve
Corps. viii proceed to Fort Andrews. Mas. and
report to the commanding officer for Temporary
duty.
The following named officers Of the Coast Artf1lery
Corps VIII report October T. 1909 70 Mai
TH9AAs RIDGWAY. Coast ARTILLERY Corps.
At Fort Monroe, Va, for examination 10 de-
temine Their fitness for promotion:
First Lieut.. STANLEY S. ROSS; Second ISeuts
EUGENE REYBoLD. THOMAS c. COOK.
OLlN II. LONGING. EDGAR H. THOMPSON.
The follovn y-naued officers Of the Coast ARTILLERY
Corps VII report October 4. 1909 to Lieut.
Col Frederick Marsh at the Preside Of San
Cal
Their htness foT promotion: First Lieut. FRANK
7. THORNTON. First lieut.. GRAHAM PARK
Err, First Lieut.. CHARLES c. BURT. First
Lieut. HOWARD S. MILLER, Second Lieut..
WILMOT A. DANIELSON, Second lieut.
HUGO E PITT. and Second Lieut.. PETER u.
OTTOSEN
The Washington herald., 1909-08-27
DEFENDS BUREAUS POLICY.
McHarg InBIHtH LnbOr q Getting
Square Deal from Department.

In answering reports that his depart
ment is not giving labor a square deal
ana that discrimination is made against
unions. Assistant Secretary McHarg. Of
the Department OF Commerce and La
Dor. yesterday said:
We have never been accused OF con-
gesting a district in order 70 raise the
standard Of wages Our whole plan is
simply TO assist in bringing employer
and employe together by furnishing the
former with advice as 70 where ne can
get help and the latter as 20 where
the jobs are located. No Instructions
have ever been given the division OF
information other than is provided IN
the law.
I speak now Cor the present admin
istration OF the Department Of Com
merce and Labor"
The Washington herald., 1909-08-27
Shoe Department.

10 pairs Women's Gun Metal Calfsl,,n
One and Two Eyelet Court Ties. plain
toe. Goodyear welt sole, Cuban heel. sizes
S5 and 4AA; 3. 3i5, T. 3, So, and 6A: SIL and
S15B: ?, 21z. 3l5. and &C. Reduced from
$3.50 TO 1886 pair.
3 pairs Women's White Canvas Ankle
Strap Pumps. Goodyear welt sole. Cuban
heel; sizes 3. 3lk. and ga: 3 and siLR.
~. ,o1s' and 7C-7D. Reduced from $500
q pairs Misses and Chiidren's Tan Rus
srS Sia Caliskin and Black Kidskln Oxford
re, Ales, GOODYEAR welt sole, spring heel
S,zss S ~ y. ga. 10, 1O1k. 11lk. and 12B; lOC
4'euaoeu from N.75 and 500 TO 95c pair.
~ ~ PAIRS Misses Leather-bound Tan Can
49,, sss C,se'lng Oxtords, hard rubber soles;
sizes sizes Y and l23zR; 1l1z and PIC: II. Ilh
~, anq iz1eD. Reduced from 500 to 75c
third hoor-Tenth st
The Washington herald., 1909-08-27
$1.00 and $1.95 each.
Were $1.75 and $2.95.
And these remnants:

anu tneSe remnants.
1 Miss Foulard Silk Dress. old rose
inquired effect: empire style: yoke of net;
long sleeves; fastens In back; size a. Re
duced from $3.50 TO $3.50
8 Misses Percale Jumper Dresses. white
grounds with pink, blue and brown polka
dots, piped with plain colors; sizes il. IS,
and Is Reduced from S4.75 TO Sl.95 each.
3 Misses Fine Batiste Dresses. in light
olue and pink, with yoke OF valenciennes
lace and fine tucks; panel front; sleeves
tucked and trimmed with lace; high neck:
Iasten in back; sizes 16 and is. Reduced
from $500 20 $3.50 each
8 Misses Linen 3-piece Coat Suits. In
pink and blue; -" coat: plated skirt
trimmed with buttons; sizes "a and 16
Reduced from $500 to $500 each.
Miss French Ginghem Dress. in
brown-and-white striped effect: Dutch
collar; long sleeves: full plated skirt:
fastens IN back; size Il Reduced from
$500 TO $500
4 Misses Blue Serge Skirts. trimmed
with folds OF self material. Reduced from
$500 10 $3.50 each.
1 Miss Natural Linen 3-piece Coat Suit
coat finished with braided collar and
cuHsi size a. Reduced from $3.50 TO $500.
Miss Pink English Rep Coat Suit:
coat trimmed with pearl buttons and fin
ished with white collar; size is. Reduced
Third foor-G 81
The Washington herald., 1909-08-27
Corset Department.

pairs. Lily Of France Corsets. heavy
coutiL high bust, medium hip: sizes IL
and 20. Reduced from $3.50 to IS 90 pair
pairs Ivy Corsets, fine coutil high
.. Reduced from $500 to 500 pair.
l pair Parame Corsets, heavy coutil
low bust, medium hip; size IS Reduced
from $3.50 10 800
0 pairs P; n. Corsets. figured batiste
extra high bust, medium hin. sizes 1S Si'
p and q. Reduced from $3.50 to 81 30
pair. Wv
Third aoor-Eeventh st.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-27
Infants Department.

Children's White Pique Coats. "s.''
length, turnover collar and cuffs finished
WIN hemsutched hem; double breasted
style, fastened with pearl buttons: sizes 8
TO D. Reduced from $500 to $500 each.
3 Children's White Pique Goats "N,'
length; large collar and cuffs trimmed
with Insertion; double-breasted style.
fastened with white pearl buttons. Re
duced from 1915 10 $500 each.
2 Chiidren's White Plque Coats. "%"
length; large collar and cuffs trimmed
with scalloped edge and white pearl but
tons. Reduced from $3.50 to $3.50 each.
? Children's White Linen Coats. one
with rose linen collar. the other with blue
eoIlar edged with white bands. Reduced
from $3.50 and S6.75 10 $3.50 each.
Children's White Pique Coats made
box style, with double-breasted from.
large blue linen collar with scailoped
edge. Reduced from $500 to $3.50 each.
Third hoor-EleTenth q.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-27

more; Mr.. J. d. Sinott. Mrs. Henrietta
Shipley. Mrs. L. u. Newman. Mr. s. r.
smith. Alr. and Mrs J. Bowers. Mr.. T.
A. Lyons, Mr.. 4. A. Smith. OF Balti-
more: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Price. Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Walker, AIr. and Mrs
Harry Miller Miss Helen Coin. Mr.. and
Mrs. Morse, Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. SNYDER
Misses Snyder. Miss Shipley. OF Balti-
more: Mrs. J. C Huddleston. Miss Hen
rletta Huddleston, Mr. and Mrs. and
Master Herbert Warshelm, OF Baltimore;
Mr. and Mrs. J. +. Brown. Miss Martha
Brown. Of Baltimore; Mrs. F. f. KEYS.
Mr.. NJ. Dunn, Misses Jeane and Dorothy
Long Miss NJ Loomb, Miss Blanche
LOomb Mrs. VILLA Schlosser. Miss Ger
trude Schlosser. Miss Florence Schlosser.
Mr.. Alton Smith. OF Baltimore: Mr.. and
Mrs. II. J. COzlen. Mr. Joseph A. Lev
rim. Misses Mary and Blanche Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Hildebrand. Miss X.
Murray, Miss Agnes Mawson, Mr.. Joseph
Mawson. Mrs S. Q. MaWson, Mr.. Thomas
Carroll, Mr.. William F. Franklin, Miss
Lillian Murray. Mr. Charles Herdman.
Miss Gertrude Knight, Mr.. C. W. Weeks,
and Miss Curry.
A most interesting event to WASHINGTON
evening. AT Narragansett Pier. OF the
eighty-second birthday OF Mrs. Marshall
]. Allen. grandmother or Mrs. Herbert
Shipman. wife OF the rector OF the
Church OF Heavenly Rest She has eele-
brated her birthdays at the Pier for
the last twenty years Mrs Edson Brad
ley, OF this city. her daughter. who is
now travelling in Europe. sent her
n 1oar ~
a diamond and pearl brooch and her
granddaughter. Mrs. Herbert Shipman.
sent a wealth Of flowers
Or. and Mrs. f. c. c. Winter announce
the marriage OF their daughter Beulah
70 Mr.. Edwin Burton Donaldson. on
Wednesday evening. September at 8
o'clock. The ceremony will take place at
Gorsuch Methodist Episcopal Church. cor
ner OF Four-and-a-half and L streets
southwest. the pastor. Rev. W l. Lynn.
The couple are residents OF
Washington and prominent IN Methodist
church circles. The wedding will be
followed by a reception at the residence
Of the brides parents, SIS Four-and-a-halr
street southwest, from $50 70 10 o'clock
They will be at home after September %
at 47s H street southwest.
Mr.. and Mrs William r. Hunt are
spending the remainder OF the summer
with their daughter. Mrs Ray z. Mid
daugh, AT her summer residence, Easton.
Md.
A very pretty wedding took place last
night at the residence OF D. W. Gail. S25
East Capitol street in the presence Of a |
few personal friends. The bride. Miss
Jessie E. Berry IS a daughter or Som
arsett D. Berry, Of La Plata. Nd. ana
the groom Is the youngest son OF Mr.
and Mrs. D. W. CALI The ceremony
was performed by Rev John H Deis. /
of the Episcopal church. Refreshments /
were served and an informal reception |
was held. following the ceremony in the
garden.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-27
Funeral Of Mrs. McIlhennr

Funeral services for Mrs. Nellie PETER
McIlhenny, wife Of James S. Mcnhenny.
chief engineer Of the Washington Gas
light Company. will be held this after
noon at o'clock from the family resi-
dence, 1929 Riggs place northwest. Canon
Austin. OF st. Thomas Episcopal Church.
viii oficiate. Interment will take place
in Rock Creek Cemetery. The palIbear-
ers Will be William F. Hart, Charles a
McAllister, Thomas J. Fisher, T. M.
Whitwell, Thomas F. Holden. and c. b.
Bayly.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-27
OUTING FOR CHILDREN.
Six Hundred VIII BE Taken I,
CheHnpenke Bench.

CheSnpeake Beach.
Several hundred children selected by
the summer outings committee OF the As
ISOLATED Charities from among the poor
of the city will be given an outing to-day
at Chesapeake Beach
officials OF the Chesapeake Beach Rail-
way Company have kindly offered TO fur
nish a special train Of six cars to accom-
modate the children. and in addition to
this the owners OF the amusement conces-
sions at the beach have agreed to fur
nish the youngsters with free tickets 10
all the shows.
The summer outings committee VIII
furnish the edibles. and to this end 1000
sandwiches, 1000 bananas, and 1000 cakes
have been ordered. In addition, great
quantities OF delicacies have been donated
by persons interested in the work.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-27
HAS INVENTED AIRSHIP.
Capt. Chase Arrives IN washing
ton 10 Get Patents

Capt J. +. Chase. a civil war vet
eran. and a resident OF Veteran City,
Fla. is now In Washington for the pur-
pose Of obtaining patent on an airship
which he says Will cause the Wright
brothers and other successful inventors
considerable worry.
Capt Chase has taken out many pat
ents on various inventions. but he is Of
the opinion that the latest one is the
best Of all II Is a dirigible balloon
built on the plan OF the Baldwin air
ship. which was recently purchased By
the government. The inventor claims
that the centrifugal planes with which
the balloon is equipped will be capable
Of driving the airship against the strong
est gale.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-27
WOmen'S Suit DEPARTMENT.

Black Linen Coat Suits. tailored ef
fects; sizes S6 and 40 Reduced from SIS. 50
20 S6.25 each.
! White English Rep 3-piece Coat Suit.
size SS. Reduced from $3.50 to $3.50
Mohair Tailored Coat Suits. fan
weight lined with chiffon taffeta. blue.
black, and gray. Reduced from $50 50 10
$3.50 each.
White Serge Tailored Coat Suit. white
with black hairline stripe; size s. Re
duced from $500 to $500.
Third hoor-G ST.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-27
Black Goods Department.

So yards 4S-inch Herringbone Cheviot
Reduced from S.19 TO S5.75 for piece.
yards 42-inch Plaid Voile. Reduced
from S6.25 10 S2.95 for piece
. yards 42-inch Lace Striped Voile.
slightly damaged. Reduced from S6.25 10
$3.50 for piece.
: yards pinch All-silk Voile Reduced
from $1,000 to $500 for piece
o9s Yards Pinch Nuns Yelling. Re-
oGced from A.2 to $500 for piece.
2ss yards 4S-inch Imperiai Serge D.
duced from $500 TO 500 for piece.
yards 42-inch Checked Voile Reduced
from SS-75 TO $3.50 for piece.
Second hocr-G 81.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-27
Women'S Coat Department.
Main hOor-Teuth 81

White Serge Coat ~ length. made
semi-fitting and lined with white taffeta;
size a. Reduced from $3.50 TO 5000.
/ White Serge Coat '7s" length, made
semi-htting, trimmed with gilt buttons
and finished with black collar and cuffs
Reduced from $500 to $3.50.
Tan Linen Automobile Coats. "7s''
lengths, made semi-htting, and trimmed
with a lighter shade OF tan: size Ss and 3S
Reduced from $I1.5O to $50 each.
Rubberized silk Rain Coats. green
and-black striped effects, made semi-fit-
ting. Reduced from $3.50 to 1915 each.
1 Automobile Coat, black-and-white
checked effect, ''7s" length made semi
fitting; size S6. Reduced from $3.50 to
Third foor-G 81
The Washington herald., 1909-08-27
Hosiery Department.

70 pairs Children's Lisle Thread and
cotton Hose. tan and black. in fine drop
and Z. Reduced from 25c and 5Oc 10 pic
pair.
IL pairs Children's Fine Ribbed Tan Cot
toh Hose, double heels and toes; sizes 6J6
~. $ and S13 slightly soiled. Reduced
from 25c TO l21zc pair.
S6 pairs Infants Sox and Long Hose:
PACK, red. and tan, in cotton and Isle
sc to l0c pair.
Main foor-F st
The Washington herald., 1909-08-27
WOmeH'S Skirt Department.

Rep Skirts. 9-gOred model. IN tan.
piue, and lavender Reduced from $500 10
$3.50 each.
White Serge Skirts. e-gored model
trimmed with folds. Reduced from $40 M
and $ll15 to $3.50 and $3.50 each.
/ Ramie Linen Skirt. trimmed with hut-
tons Reduced from 5000 to $500
/ Shepherds Plaid Skirt. p!ped with
black silk. Reduced from $3.50 to $3.50
I Black Wolfe Skirt. trimmed with folds
Of black satin. Reduced from $3.50 to
Third foor-G AZ
The Washington herald., 1909-08-27
Funeral Of n1r.. Lnnrhorne.

Funeral services for Mrs. Mamie Tay.
Toe BanghOrne. wife OF John D. Lang
horne. prominent banker OF this city,
who died at Atlantic City. N. J., Wednes-
day night, Will be held this morning from
St. Johns Episcopal Church. Interment
viii be private
The Washington herald., 1909-08-27
FUNERAL OF c. F. CLARKE.
Services VIII BE Held Tomorrow
for Aged Resident.

The funeral Of Charles F. Clarke, for
seventy-eight years resident Of this
city. who died early yesterday morning
at his residence. H2 Third street south
east, Will take place tomorrow morning
from st. Peters Catholic Church. Second
and c streets southeast
Mr. Clarke was born In ST. Marys
County, Ed. November II. 1872. and was
4 nephew OF Mrs. Z. D. z. N South
worth. the noted writer lie came to this
city with his parents in 1880 and had
resided here ever since that date.
BE served during the civil war IN the
department OF the United
States army. and was later vice presl-
dent OF the old Columbia volunteer fire
company OF this city. The deceased Is
survived by his wife. four daughters, and
one son, all OF Washington.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-27
RIFLE TEAM COMMENDED.
Rear Admiral CowIes CongratuIates
Naval sharpshOOtern.

Naval sharDshOOters.
Rear Admiral cowles. Acting Secretary
OF the Navy Department. yesterday sent
the following telegram Of congratulation
to Lieut.. T. L. Johnson. commanding the
naval rife team at Camp Perry. Ohio.
upon the success OF the team in the ma
tional rife match.
The department" says Rear Admira!
cowIes. 'eongratulates the naval rife
team on Its admirable scores. and COM
mends you and the members OF the
team FOR the zeal and ability displayed
IN winning the national match IN COM
petition with forty-seven osher teams.
and on the honor your success has
brought to the navy"
The Washington herald., 1909-08-27
EXPECT WRIGHT NEXT WEEK.
Aeroplnne Shed ut College Park
VIII Soon BE Buu4

With the completion OF the aeroplane
shed at College Park. Md. ali viii be in
readiness for the coming OF Wilbur
Wright, who will instruct the officers OF
the Signal Corps in the art OF aviation.
He is not expected TO arrive before the
latter part Of next week.
The aeroplane shed will probably Be
built by the Quartermaster's Department.
and win not require more than four days
The Washington herald., 1909-08-27
Knit Underwear DEBT.

pairs Boys Nainsook Drawers. knee
length. with stockinette bottoms: sizes "a
and a0. Reduced from SOC TO 35c pair.
- Boys Balbriggan Vests. high neck
snort sleeves; sizes Is. q, and 90. RE-
duced from &c 10 19c each
IL Infants Gauze Vests. high necl,
TO 121sc each. -' -'0
Main foer-F 4
The Washington herald., 1909-08-27
DECISION MAY BE DRASTIC.
WickerShHm's Ruling and It's bear
ing or Civil Service Not Decided.


Until a definite conclusion Is reached.
no statement Will be given out by the
Civil Service Commission regarding the
changes OF policy neoessitated by the re-
cent ruling Of Attorney General Wicker
sham II has not yet been decided what
bearing the decision has upon the sys-
tenn OF certifcation and examination OF
applicants, but, according to many re-
ports, IL promises 10 be drastic
Civil Service Commissioner Washburn
said yesterday no reliable summary OF
the ruling, or its effects upon the de-
partment. could be made al the present
time Il is believed that the vague and
general clauses Of the McCumber amend
ment TO the bill recently passed by
Congress. will cause a great deal OF mis-
understanding and misinterpretation.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-27

New York. Aus. &.-Arived: Moltke. Naples
August IS.
Arrived out-Ryndam. st Boulogne: Prinz Fried
rlen Wilhelm at Bremen; Berlin, at Genoa Adri-
attic, az Southampton.
sailed from foreign ports: Teutonic, from Queens
toWn; kaiserin Auzuste Victoria. from Hamburr.