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FOR WORLD PEACE.
HORSe Passes the Brnnet Resolution for
an Amerlran CnmmIs.Ion.

WASHINGTON. June 10 The resolution
introduced b. Representative BenRe,
81 New York providing for tho appoint
ment by tho President Of commission
Of Ave distinguished Americans 10 confer
with foreign Governments on the subject
Of she establishment % worldwide peace
was passed by the HOUSE to-day
This IL the commission which. according
to a recent declaration Of President Taft
70 Chairman Foster and other members
Of the House Foreign Affairs Committee
will he headed by Col. Roosevelt.
Universal peace being an end most
earnestly TO BE- sOught. said Mr. Bennett
In explaining the resolution 70 the House.
to-day, -ouT country. with il great
resources and wealth. with no foreign
enemies or entanglements and with none
but disincsrssted motives. may well take
q decided step IN favor Of universal peace
chairman Mann objected 70 the rsaolu-
ton on the ground that Il contained no
Limitation on thu life % the commission
OF on ~ expenditures. After tho House
had adopted amendments providing that
the commission shall make its report n
Congress within two years and limiting
its expenditures 10 $1,000 hs Withdrew
his objection and the resolution was
naased
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TSCLE JOE BIVGN MS GrrL.
nnd DiflCuitl n Maintaining Or,irr gt
Nirht session of the Bn,Is-.

Wssa 'NrI. y. June q Cncle -. Cam
moo had d.firul'y m msint,inll. order
o. tie a. -ht ~. son 1T tbH WYus. TH.
th8m'sr wys red ho' Mem 1929 wee
r .-. art 'mpt',er' Thor ,.. ..
UurI .1ufsion 40 times thar mem ID. rg
were gsrlr - hear the debate ana ,grr..
NeIc repeated calls for order On ...
C-r- 'Ir 'Ha Speaker hfuz"d h.. q 100.
- hI- Indiug h0art md uu..u.-l
tN.t ur .Hs7 ne Hou-a came ~ .rI..r
proceed. lrs would boz susuanisd Then
Incio Iu" Dropped into his rl..- md
rBvu,vHd around y 10 two % fl -oD tIy,az
unfIi '..r rrisn had sub sired ATt'isl.fa-
mDugl 10 h7d 20 admoni-h member
again
'ii re keep pushing things glnng lara
I'D Uncle Joe ! think lam sftr Zoo Swing
~ . in flty minutes We vii DO, a1'. -
Tr.C"ed fp The cons rdsrsti % 81 l.II
b. which all members "Vcen; rho Chair
are interested
Inis r"frrance 20 me public building
tiI o." mofr popular pork measure II
Them 90. brought forth cheer The
r.ere fhDgyhf n O. public building hii'
NOD members ie-s Ip, and from that
nn5nea' until the on was passed order
preserved
q wac nearly Q clock thls NOR. ,ng
N. the Hr'.se adjourned N,r { tho
Z ~ bal hee1 sren' IN deratifg tho pub
J. NIIiirugs ball kruresentuJ.a Sims
o. lsnn"ssee showed disposition d
l-rrsa The W".-.ra The processing
While he Ms speaking were marked Nv
. enc Il gT'at DISORDER N- sims
ofesfed
Representative Sglzer declared til' Tie
rrCceedingsd.d not 10 the Dig ~ Tho
HnIse Others who ro-c 10 speak against
the measgr' w~r. Erv-at,d Nv boots and
catcalls Tic DIV carries so y0UJI II
vas passed a. 4JIg' O'Clock
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NiVAL BILL AGREED 10.
Srrretar, MEYER u Permitted 60 Try Tits
REORGANIZATION Plan for YEAR.

secretary Meyer u Permitted 10 Try Ills
REORGANIZATION Plan for YEAR.
WAsHINGrON. June 20 Important al.
ditious 60 tho American feet are au-
ihory~d IN the naval bill. which was
agr,.cd 10 IN conference to-day n will
ls called up in the House and senate to-
morrow The hill provides for the con-
strlction ~ two battleship-. four sub
marines, siy torpedo los troyers. two
feet GOLFERS and a numhar 1T sub surface
tnrpedo boat. For tho last named craft
IN appropriation II Stt5. 80 h made avail
able Vessels of this type cost IN tha
usighhorhood ~ so con each
Under the terms II tho bin a. agreed
Navv n PERMITTED O. try out tor wear
the efficacy 0t the Meyer plan Il NOR
FauiEafiDn This u not authorized Ia
direct terms The Meyer plAn calls for
tho dIsoontinuAnCr " the bureau II
equipment The bill as PASSED by the
Ssnate provided for the Adjustment Of
this bureau The House Confers-s in
sisted that the bill should specifically
ct forth that the bureau be discontinued
Tor year only. 10 IL h demonstrated 10y
the time the newt naval tail - prepared
that the DEPARTMENT can get along with
out the hureAu 1t eIu pment that bureau
sill ~. Iegislated out q existence II h.
believed that the naval bill Il the newt
session will ,eFally necognize the proposed
naval reorganization plan II secretary
Never
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GOV. CLARK WINS.
ssnate Backs ~ AlaskAN GOVernSFs
EnoFts 90 Rrfsrm Juneau.

EHsrIs 20 RefSrm .IRBcaa.
WAsHINOIoE. June 20. The Senate Com
mitise on Judiciary Indicated by lie action
to-day thai Il will stand by Gov. Walter
. Clark 81 Alaska IN his effort 70 reform
conditions at Juneau
The COMMITTEES reported favOrably 10
the senate the nomination n John Rust
gard to he United States Attorney AZ
Juneau Rustgard vas nominated by
President Taft On Gov Clark's recon
mendauon The President had removed
the incumbent Boyce. whom Cav Clark
found 10 he ineficieni A change was
made len the ONCE ~ Marshal at the same
time on the Governors reCommendatiCn
James MlCkersham. Delegate from Alaska.
protested. and friends Of the depOsed
officers asked "a he heard
The nominations were held up. and
after hearing a lot ~ accusations thai
the removal 0i the officers was promptei
hy the Morgan -Guggenheim syndicate
the COMMITTEES listened Ia the replies 81
Gov. clark. former Gov Hoggett and
others interested and reported the nom
nations
Several other favorable reports were
ordered on PENDING nominations. among
them 4 : Van NalkenbuTgh ~ Kansas
city 10 be- Uruei states Judge for the
Western District of Missouri and George
" paiErtt a. Marshal Tor the District
uf MARYLAND
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NFW MOI W RILE.
Hau,r Leaders nsilr,r u viii seriously
Retnrd Business In Deermber

NAsHTNG lure ~ That the nsW
rlle under which committees f7lv be-
discharged from conSidrratlqn ~ uiils
that have not heen acted un WI seriously
rr'ard bushes. in the lNecemher session
i the helief ~ the Fous" leaders Th"y
sav thar tho short session will show that
he reform rule g. not prncttrghl.
Notice has been gwen bv Representa- We
fitzgerald II New Y urk tbat at the proper
time he will move the discharge u The
Committee On WAYS and Means from fur
Their consideration 81 the toelkeT hli
THIS hill proposes that meats shall ne on
the free list Tor period Of one year
Representative Good 81 iOsa an m
surEent. Nill take advantage ~ the nes
rule o. f0rce a vote on tall that be- has
introduced prO, iding Tor certain changes
~ the v DOL schedule 81 the pavne- Aldrirh
act Through the medium 81 the nov rule
Representative DAVIS II Minnesota. an
other iDsuTgent, wants 10 get action Ia the
HOuss On hill "a encourage industrial
education Nv Federal cooperation With
the States and the Territories A. Con
zress will adjourn in a day OF two the
new rule will not hc Seen in of'erati On
until December. and then Il IL belip~-d
members will work Il overtime
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lpMINIsrRATION RILL KILLED.
u Proposed 10 Increase the EnGiDe-S
Germs % me Army.

WASHINGTON. June 7O--A promising
plan Of the Administration Tor increasing
the Engineer Corps Of The army and al
the same time making possible the detail
ing of an army engineer GA the retired
list ~ director uf the reclamation ser
vice "a succeed Frederick u Newell WIS
killed IN tho senate to-day by a very de-
terInined iilibustsr led by senator Bailey
Of Texas. Il had heen planned ~ make
brig Gen William l.. Marshall who re-
Gently retired as chief oT engineers. the
chief Of tho reclamation service The
friends of Director Newell. who has sided
with Clifford Pinohot In tho RAllinger-
Pinchot controversy and Who Il u said
has been marked for deOapitation by
Secretary ballinger, bad been active 10
his behalf. Most % them belong 10 the
insurgent hand Of Republicana.
senator hailey's opposition 10 ihorels-
ing the nunbsT and duties u army en-
gineers dates back 70 tho killing Of the
plan Tor the Sabine canal IN Texas. which
appeared a. an amendmRnt 20 tho river
and hArbOr bill In tho Senate and then
disappeared myBterlously In conference.
senator Bailey Earned that the army
enginoers had reported that tho Sabine
canal was not feasible. He Threatened
10 hold up the conference report on tho
river and harbor bill. aud failing In that
voted against the report He was more
successful IN his hght on the engineer
bill to-day. Mr.. Bailey ann ounced that he
WAS prepared W hlbusteT u necessary to
ALL The bill
That announcement coming 20 near
adjournment was IN itself fatal. and be-
Eidea Mr. Hailov n,d N hava IA for
midable following 81 Democratic and Re-
publioan tnsurgent colleagues. There
upon the bill was laid aside. and
IL n understood that Il viii not BE-
urged again az this session. senator
Dixon Of Montana predicted that
Director Newell would be- depOasd II the
bill were passed and expressed the opinion
that the army officers know nothing about
digging irrigation bitches In the West.
senator Warren. chairman of the MIL
tATy Affairs COMMITTEES. denied that the
purposs u the bill u tO remove Director
Newell and % put the work u his bureau
under the control Of engineers
The friends of Director Newell are
making a mistake In fighting this bin.
declared Senator Warren. The tenure
u once Of M. Newell has nothing 70 do
with this hill or the army Mr.. Newell
can BE- removed by the Secretary ~ the
Interior az will Whatever the fate Of
tins bail IL will have no possible ehect on
he head Of the reclamation ssrvice
The bill PROPOSED 20 add n the Engineer
Corps ~ the army sixty officers u the
higher grade 4 minority report from
the COMMITTEES On Military Affairs est
mated that the annual Cost ~ the pro-
visions OF the bill Tor an increase In the
'Jrps Would he 1tO0 ~
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" sPEcTED MLEEES CALLER.
Woman LSsrs PockFtb0ok IN noase tal.
tee, hat Fsun u Nhere she Drspped n

wv WV ANsaA " NAaHHH 74stN ~ NalAAAA -
WAsuINGrOS. June % One ol Repre-
sentative William Suffers constituents
was waiting In the House corridor to-day
iur Mr. SulzeT 10 appear "a response 10
the visitors card when a sparrow cop
from the Capitol iorre guigzed him un-
m-rrihilly while well dressed voman
slood nsar with a look ~ suspicious scorn
~ her Iacr Mr. Sulyer zane ont uf the
HOUSE and seCur,-d thr relerse uf hrs
friend The woman declared that she
had lost two small pocksthooks contain
Ing 81 and pointed 10 her empty lag
dangling frnm a chain which she said she
discovered had lsen opened by the rob
her and her pDcketbDok taken therotrom.
just n think said the wumans bus
hand. who accompanied her. that We
spent a week IN Chicago and got past all
kinds II strange peOple Ia ~ finally nip
red IN this quiet sput
Asked Tor a clue. lhe lady aaid she bad
Just come from the House gallery. where
she had heen watching Uncle Joe Cannon.
ii Nd she ride down the elevator with three
gih students from RadnoT college. Ten
nersep. who nre -rxcursioning- In town
and that man. pointing 10 Representa-
tive suffers constituent Meanwhile
the Capitol police we're following every
suspicious character and had telephOned
" the downtown police headquarters 10
keep a sharp lookout The woman said
she did not suspect the RadnOr girls
Then u occurred o. somebody 20 look
m tho gallery. aud The poCketbOOks were
found with their contents intact where
ihev had dropped from the visitors bag
while she was grouped IN watching Uncle
Joe perform.
ExplanatiOns followed. The visitors
are Mr. and Mrs George Smith 81 Mil
Wnukee. relatives q Representative
Wcisse u Wisconsin. and came Fast 10
attend national tanners' convention
In Baltimore and dropped Oh az Washing
Ton 10 call on Mr. Weisse and Sc Uncle
loc. n whom much has been heard In
Wisconsin
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WtSSET FOR SEN IT0RS
the Item APPEARS again. Ihls Time IN
the General DrneIenr, BHi

thr General lDcneIenr1 1911
WASHINGTON. June % senator Eugene
Hale Of Maine Is irsistent on having Con.
gress provide Tor an Official mas-e'ir Tor
senators "a connection with TIE new baths
that arr 70 bo opened in the senate Office
building The item first appeared in the
legislative appropriation bin and the
proposed new senate Officer then had
the Official title q trained masseur
senator Bristov 81 kanFts made a point Of
order against the item and u disappeared
from the bil II roappeaTed to-day in the
general deficiency lu IN the form VI an
appropriation Ot o. M a year "a pay for
the services Og an attendant a. the senate
baths
senator Bristow II Kansas has read
James WhitcDnb Rileys verses and his
favonte Is ! he Ole SNimmn Hole lie
rscalled to-day IN discussing ths evOlu-
ton Of the modern statesman, that time
was ia Washington when no less a person
age than John Quincy Adams. President
III the United States was wont 10 battle
In the Potomac River which has ~ much
water nov a. d ever did
III hecOnveni-noes which President Adams
IN ioyed IN the denan growth Of willoWs
have disappeared BY tha reclamation of
the Potomac fats and the creation Of the
river speedway senator Bristow OK.
planned that under present conditions Il
might be nr~ea4ary for senators % pro-
vide themselves with hathing suits
President Adams. according 10 tradition.
was not PIT 20 surh necessity. but on one
occasion when the boat containing his
clothes was upset be exercised on the
shOre while an attendant ran 20 he White
House and brought down dry buds
senator BristOw believes that ths senate
baths and accessories, such a. the Official
masseur. are not IN keeping with = pure
democracy. but he 10 not certain yet
whether he viii intsrposs furthsr Obiso-
ton 10 the item In tbs general deficiency
bill In the new Etiae In which Il has ap-
peared
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moor BILL PASSED.
u Gives THIS city the Right to ObstFuet
Certain NaylEabls Streams.

WASHINGTON. June zO.-Ths Root bill.
introduced At the request Of the city
authorities IT New York. was passad by
the House to-day. Il has already been
passed BY the senate The bill oonfcra
upon the CITY Of New York the right 70
obstruct certain nAvisabls streams Wholly
within its limits. Il 10 deoinod In large
part 70 permit the city 10 bridge over or
OhStruct streams Ia The Bronx for tho
benefit Of trAfic Ia that section. The BIN
provides that the city may ohstruot the
navigation 81 any river 90 other wafer
way which does not form a Connecting
link between other navigabls waters oh
the United States.
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LOST MN PROPEILER
Cruiser IhauansoEa 8, B-lns Tow ri ia
Honululu

WASHINGTON June ~ The cruiser
'hat's1ooga which Is row on her way
iron Guam Tor Honolulu. lost her pro-
rellrr about 90 niles west u Honolulu.
h. ,rIissr '"yeland. which y accg..-
panyIng the hatianooga, IL towing Ter
20 Honolulu where a new proneIl"r 70 ~
hr fitted hev will probably arrive at
Honolulu On Wednesday he accident
.s Hlr regarded 90 serious. although lt
ma" DELAY the two crIisors a. honolulu
q ii'ria longer than was ryp"Cted
be accident SaS rrn0rted IN the Navy
Den4-tinnrt today Nv Rear Admiral
Z erwin r kc-s Commandant IT the
naval station az Honolulu
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RETIRE FEDERIL EVPLOYEES
Petitions u "a s0 LaEi Before me
House b. speaker cannon.

NAsHINofoN. June 20 SnCs ker Canror
TO-DAY receiyel from tho Secretary o.
the Treasury and lrii before the House
. petition .igiet ~ 10 Usa employees in
the executive Departments pravitg fur
ire passage ~ a law 20 retire siipcra1.
Tuatel civil feryice employees Serra-
tsry MacNotgh in h,s letter - lransmiitaI
tavs.
To r"'iti1r Ca ny warm approval %
Se~refary MauNengh alsO transmitted
q Teu'i0r -lgf 81 uy . jnD employee u
tre civil ."ryloe ~ Chicago Philadelphia
vile New ORLEANS Pittzburg. ~ Paul
Orcinrati. Buhalo and -. Louis Of the
same tenor
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QtIck uORk ~ SrNITE.
General D-nclcnr, Bul Gaes Through
Committee IN I.r.s Than Five Wnui-x

WAsHi.gr0N. June ~ -sco-d w.
m. G" To- ...0ltng The g. s''E" e q
gene .rpruur ION hin IN the senate
to-day % required only minutes
r1d o. seconds from tho time the gen
err G"hUieu,v Ni' waa messl yed N the
~-' q. - coming over frum the House
I'D mined felv REFERRED 20 he senate
t.mwfffnr 600 Arr-1pr. IONS unit. & was
-"u. rel back z the SENATE from the MN
NI.r.,s Wi'h amen dmrnt- The bill CARRIES
a.. not tot' Increase % tho appFnpratiuns
II q a. gtl
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Record Of Cadet EDWARDS Cour,.llarrlnI

WAsHEyoroN. June y The War De-
rartnent made public To-Day tho r. cord
d De court marital case Of CABOT AIg.1
y. Edwards, @ uefn5er ~ the fret rla.-
A. ths United ~fItsr Military Academy
He wa found guilty Of conduct 10 tho
prsiudice n good order aud military
dihoiplns and wac sentenced % BE- fsnrt-
manded and % bs held a. he Military
Academy o. raceive bis diploma on July
!. 1ut % hIder 40 l1ss Of rank o. class
staAdilg ladet Edwards vas accussd
wiAs .ns-bpgduif- and disraspsctf'l
A.nslaGa 70 40 Instructor At tie Academy.
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Mouss Pas.es a MIrsIsss nnI

wAsHNSt'N June - A bill recurring
ali veaseis sailing from american 10rts
with atty pasaengera or more n b.
aquippsd with wireless appaFafus By july
I, 1911, vas passed by the house TO-DAY
Tie bill has rusaed he Senate and noN
goss TO TIE President Tor approval
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MEMS woMENs LINEN HANDKERcHIEFs

: MEMS & WOMENS LINEN HANDKERcHIEFs
MEMS INITIATED HANDKERCHIEF
USUALLY $265 & 500 PER DOZEN AT SIS5 e. us
MEMS HEMsTITcHED HANDKERCHIEF
USUALLY s27' 400 PER Doz. At $500 & 800
vOMENs INITIATED HANDKERCHIEF
USUALLY $3.50 $50 PER DOZEN AT SlOO& LIS
woMENs HEMsTITcHED HANDKERcHEPs.
USUALLY $3.50 $50 PER DOZEN At sJ50&loO
woMENs EMBROIDERED HANDKERcHIEFs oP LINEN
AND SHAMROCK CLOTH
USUALLY $500 & 600 PER DOZEN At $3.50 & 800
Eth AuPmR. 54fh anh 18th Rtrrrts. Nrm Vnrh.
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Arm, aud Na,D ORDER.

WlHiSGToE. June % These army orssrs
we've Issued 70 day
SECOND Lieut. Waller " Weaver from PIE,
rnh Infantry 20 Twenty eighth Infantry
lirst Lieut. GdWard q Lynch Mediral IIe
rsr,r corps. 10 Fort ID 4 Russell. Wyoming
Zoe fou0El1g -erund Llfutrnants % TIE CAT
lraieD l0rps are assigned or aftached 20 CON
paH'r. a. Indicated aftef their fespertiye name,
John Thomas, 1924 Company Herbert y
BE- Hrsun. fI'fh ompAny Willis Shipnam. THIRTY
eighth 'Iupa1l ffank 4 Bueli. Ninety .eyenfh
t1mpHrl Loren II can. la5th ompany Trank
p Appil. la0th COMPANY rhaIlea fAion.
NV MID Company. Rofin l.. Tiiion Twenty
nina Omuany John X frmison. Ninety ffth
ompany Townsend Dodd. issh Company.
FurmAn Mctamm0n, i6ad Company Naymond
Z, lee ,Itiy seNenth Company L0ui, . lender
iih Company augustus Norton. thirty 'ouuh
1Ifpany Hughry y Hemingway. Ninety niuth
Conway Th0mas Cesil. soNruy nfsi Com
pans Ralph &. Harrison. Seventy fourth Gom
ra1y. iralril y Hhf1Way tfith Company
Clement g Heath. i0eh Company. John VI
Wallis. 'i9ih Company. FTedfrirk Prize IF
loalh company Edward p Noyes. IT,. ThlTty
1rst C11n pany Charles q ide. slAty SIAN com
nanl william frazer. EiHhtg ninth Com many
George Moore. Siaiy third Company Roy
lyon. i1dd Company. Jason Austin. i09fh
lmpany Thomas J. sieefe TWeifh Company.
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Advertisements for THE sun and TN
EVENING sUS may b. i.ft a. any Amsri-
can District Messenger oHioe IA tho city.
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he rider authorizing q 90. 900, 900 bad
Issue for the complexion Of existing reclA-
NATION proieCts. The Western Senators
have since herd the measure IN the senate
Tor the purpose Of forcing the Houae 20
accepts q, Having obtained a promise
that the House viii pass q separate meas-
ure appropriattng 10000 900 70 complete
ne reclamation projects tbs Senate
reoonsidered the conservation bal to-day
and withdrew the rider
senator Hepburn gave notice that thsre
would be no early adjounment unless
me House lives up 20 the agreemeni
and passes the $40. 0O0. 900 reclamaton
measure.
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WASHINGTON. June 7O.-Presideut Tar
sent 70 the Senate to-day the foll0Wing
nominations 0f postmaster.
Massachusetts, g. Pride. Pridss
Crossing.
New YORK william s Kesne. Cold SprinE
Harbor.
New Jersey-ChaFies McCollum. Morris.
town.
Pehnsyivania-W william ?. Elkin. Jean.
netta.
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SNIP SUBSIDY NOT DEAD
EH0rt 60 Ne Made TO Bring Up the mn az
Next session % Congress.

WASHINGTON. June 5O.-Evidenoe that
a determined short will BE- made 70 pass
the ship subsidy bill At the next session
Of Congress was gwen when SEN
ator GAllingsr Of New Hampshire offered
. motion to-day 70 make the merchant
marine measure the special order Of bust
neas IN the Senate on Dec. next There
Eaa objection on the part OF Senator
Bailey Of Texas. and Senator 0allinger
motion tomorrow The New Hampshire
senator said that he had been urged by
many Senators % bring up the subsidy
measure ~ this session. but By reason o.
the pressure Of other important business
he had consented b dsfar consideration
Of the ball until the next session
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Lieutenant Commander G. y Preston. from
Nsyal Academy. Annapoiia. @ cqntefsues viii
Naval MM ColeNtt NeWport. n, J.
Pay piftctof y. 2 Drlfys from chaFra Of pay
once. Newport. r. g.. % pay o@es. san Ffah.
cisco
Psymaster w. A. Greer from navy pay once
A. 10 Ifaa'i'eo. 'siue accounts and continue
irqu tres tneni 81 Naval Medieai scAaoi Hntnf.
81. tshing1on. .. c.. granted tict leave thFce
mnntha
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MEMS & WoMETs Isle THREAD HOSIERY
CONSISTING OF woMENs Isle THREAD HOSE IN
PLAIN BLACK AND MEMS MERcRRIzED Isle
THREAD HALF.HosE IN cOLoRs
USUALLY $500 At $3.50 PER HALP DOZEN PAIRS
CHILDRENS SOCKS. WITH WHITE OR TAN GROUNDS
AND FANCY TOPS
USUALLY $3.50 At SI.OO PER HALF DOZEN PAIRS
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. SUMNER NECcwEAR FOR WOMEN
BArIsrE, LAcE.rRIMMED AND EMBROIDERED JAsors.
At 25e, 36e. & Soc
PLATED BGrrsrE AND LACE COLLARS AT 3se. & 65r.
LIMITED NUMBER or CASHMERE scARFs
At A SPECIAL PRICE,
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WoMENs MERTNO UNDERWEAR
EMBROIDERED ITALIAN SILK VESTS At $500
PETTIcoArs OF ALBETRoss EMBROIDERED RUFRLs $50
SWISS RIBBED Isle THREAD VESTS 4Se. & Csc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-21
SENATE YJELPs TO HOUSE.

strikes asO. OOO. 600 Bond Provision
From Conservation nm.
WASHINGTON. June 7O-Ths Senate
struck from the conservation bin to-day
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-21

A SALE OF PARASoLS AT s2sS
WILL TAKE PLACE. THE ASSORTMENT INCLUDING PARAsots
OF WHITE AND BLACK STRIPED SLIn PLAIN Or
\ TUCKED SILKS. AND LINED OR UNLNED PoNoRR WITH
CARVED on NATURAL WOOD RANulRa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-21
d. Altnral1 & On.

ANNOUNCE THE FOLLOWING SALES FoR ms DAY
(TuESDAO
A VERY IMPORTANT SALE WILL Be HELD OF
WOMENS FOULARD SILK DRESSES
FOR SUMMER WEAR.
COMPRISING VERY POPULAR STnES
AT $1,000
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-03
KOREAN ASSAULT
CASE AT END
Men Who Beat Up Ex-Police
Officer Yong Are
Convicted.

At last the long drawn out Korean
assault case in which Yong, former
police officer and Il bunch OF his coun-
trymen. were involved, has come to
an end as far as the Police Court
goes, This morning Judge Andrade
found four out of the five men guilty
and fined them heavily. Har Chung
was fined $50 and costs, and the other
three were ordered to pay $50 and
costs. The fifth man was discharged.
as the prosecution failed to connect
him with the assault in chief.
Lorrin Andrews appeared for the
defendants and the prosecution was
conducted by j. Lightfoot. The evil
dence in the case was all given IA
week ago, and this morning Judge
Andrade handed out his decision.