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against Asquiths right to make an an
nouncement at that moment The pre-
siding officer held Balfour's point good
and prevented Asquith from proceed
ing.
DRAMATIC CLIMAX
This mean device excited fury in an
already passionate, high strung house.
Liberals, laborites and Irish all howled
at BaIfour and insulting epithets flew
like hail in a storm. Asquith then re-
torted that he would make his state
ment later during the evening, and put
back in his breast pocket the epoch
making sheet of note paper contain
ing the announcement.
BY half past 10 the passion of the
house had risen many degrees. AS As
quith passed up the floor of the house
with the veto bill in his hand the lib
erals burst into a wild cheer and
scores rose to their feet and waved
their hats. an unusual thing in the
house of commons. At last, close upon
IL O'Clock, Asquith arose.
The moment the first words announc-
ing that application would be made to
the king in the first instance for imme-
diate guarantees fell from Asquith's
lips pandemonium reigned. Cheers came
from the liberal benches, the Irish
added their louder cheers, while Red
mond clapped his hands. The tories,
coWed and enraged, meantime burst
into every conceivable form of inter
ruption and yelled insults, especially at
the Irish benches.
FIGHTING THREATENED
For some moments Asquith could not
proceed. When he resumed and went
on to the next sentence, announcing a
dissolution but with the king COM
PEELED to give the guarantees before
hand, the storm grew louder than ever.
Insults again were exchanged until at
last il seemed certain that there would
be a renewal of the fistic encounters
of the old home rule days. Some young
tories called ironically for cheers for
Redmond and one angrily called the
Irish members dynamitards. If it had
not been for John Burns and other
stalwart peace makers many fights
would have taken place.
This is a revolution, one may say
after Asquith's announcement, as Mira
beau said after the downfall of the
bastile.
Naturally there is some disappoint-
rnent in the Irish party owing to the
refusal of the government to make
concessions on the budget, but this
and all other subsidiary issues are
swept away in the tornado of the fight
over the veto, which means the fight
for home rule.
The struggle now begun under ex-
traordinary circumstances means good
luck for ireland. Home rule has been
pushed to the front by both liberals
and tories as one OF the chief issues If
not the first on the abolition of the
veto of the lords. British democracy
is gladly returning abundant gratitude
TO Redmond and the Irish party for
saving the whole situation by their
determination. Some people even go
the length of saying that the tories
and king may not wish another cleo
tion and that some settlement may be
effected.
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)00OElIrl Former President Welcomed r01rInM NrhI0
\UUULvLLI With Enthusiasm in Holland Ul\llOll LVVO
OF Queen !
GREETS STATESMAN
Colonel Roosevelt Is Given
Royal Audience on Reach
ing The Hague

THE HAGUE, April 30.-Co1onel
Roosevelt was awakened this morning
by the singing of Hollands national
hymn by bands of cadets who passed
through the square overlooking which
are the apartments OF the American
party. The singers. were acclaimins the
birthday of: the. little Princess Julana
Louise Emma Marie wflhelmina. The
royal baby is year old TODAY. and the
capital made. holiday of the aHniver-
sary.
For some moments the Roosevelts
watched the scene from the windowssof
their rooms as the students paraded
and groups Of gayly besasned school
children trooped by on their way to
out. of town picnics.
Occasionally the studenss substituted
the tune OF yankee Doodle" for the
national anthem, but they did not at
tempt the words of the American song.
Hundreds of persons waited patiently
IN the vicinity of the Roosevelt apart
ments to catch a glimpse of the Amer
ican in whom they feel a sense of pos
session, as he has proclaimed himself
one of their race.
Every man, woman and child In the
throng wore daisy. the home flower of
Juliana, and when Roosevelt appeared
wearing a daisy on his coat the Hol-
landers fairly went wild with delight.
The flowers are sold in the streets by
young women. the proceeds going TO
public charities.
Roosevelt called on Minister of For
eign Affairs Vanswinderin and subse-
quently was received by the queen
mOther
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BACKACHE OR KIDNEY MISERY
ENDED WITH SEVERAL DOSES

cont treatment of Paps's Diuretic from
your druggist and start taking as di-
rected. with the knowledge that there
is no other medicine. at any price.
made anywhere else in the world.
which is SO harmless or will effect SO
thorough or prompt cure.
This unusual preparation goes direct
to the cause of trouble, distributing its
cleansing. healing and vitalizing infiu.
ence directly upon the organs and
glands affected and completes the cure
before you realize II.
A few days treatment of Pape's Diu-
retic means clean, healthy, active kid
neys, bladder and urinary organs-and
you feel fine.
Your physician, pharmacist, banker
or any mercantile agency will tell you
that Pape, Thompson & Pape of Gin
cfnnati is large and responsible
medicine concern, thoroughly worthy
of your confidence.
Accept only Pape's Diuretic-f1fty-
cent atment-from any drug store
=anywhere ip tho Tor.Q.
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COURTROOM "GHOST"
MOCKS A BARRISTER
Defect in Old Bailey Room to
Be Remedied

LONDON, April 30.-The ghost" at
the Old Bailey-the mysterious echo
which haunts one of the seats in court
No. WAS the subject of question BIZ
Deputy Wilkinson at a recent meeting
of the court of common council.
He asked whether attention had been
drawn to the statement of a barrister
that the echo mocks a speaker ike q
laughing jackass on the top of a tree
The chairman of the committee re-
piled that every effort to remedy the
matter was being made BY the ad-
vice of the architect a glass dome had
been supplanted by grating and it
was thought that the desired effect
would be secured. At any rate the
resources of science were not exhausted
and everything possible would be done.
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Out-of-order Kidneys act fine
and Bladder trouble simply
yaniSfles

No man or woman here whose kid
neys are out-of-order. or who suffers
from backache or bladder misery, can
afford {" leave Pape's Diuretic untried
After taking several doses, all pains
in the back. sides or loins, rheumatic
twinges, nervousness. headache, Sleep
1essness, infla med or swollen eyclids,
dizziness. tired or worn-out feeling and
other symptoms of c1ogged. sluggish
kidneys simply vanish.
Uncomfortable urination Especially
at night), smarting, discolored water
and all bladder misery ends.
The moment you suspect the slight
est kidney or bladder disorder, or feel
rheumatism pains, don't continue to be
miserable or worried. but get q flfty.
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RUTH BRYAN'S FIANCE
GETS ARMY COMMISSION
Father Is Pioneer in London
Rubber Boom
Especial Gable 10 The COLL

tSPecldi (dble to ne Gall
LONDON, April 30.-Lieutenant Reg
inald Alham owen, who is to marry
Ruth. Bryan, is spoken of most highly
here. The fact that he gained COM
mission in the Royal Engineers is an
indication of his exceptional ability.
Only the cleverest cadets at Woolwich
secure engineer commissions, about 10
each year receiving the coveted ap-
pointments.
Theodore Charles Owen, his father,
is well known colonial merchant. He
made fortune in the rubber trade at
Ceylon years ago and since then has
been influential in the rubber business
here. He is member of the firm of
Rowe, White e. Co., and has made big
hauls in the rubber boom, of which he
was one of the pioneers.
Owen is chairman of L 5 rubber COM
panies, as well as a director in three
tea growing firms. He has one other
son, H. Bayford owen, also a member
of one of the rubber firms. Owen has
a handsome country place and main
tains expensive apartments in Pail
Mall
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STANDARD OIL TRIES
TO BRIBE NEWSPAPERS
Campaign Against British OPP
pOnentS Is Futile
I Special Gable TO The CALI

LONDON, April 3O.-The Standard
oil company has attracted unenviable
attention here by it's abortive campaign
against Sir Weetman Pearson's Mexi-
can oil enterprises.
1t is charged by the Daily Chronicle
that Standard oil has by various insid-
ious methods tried to .hobbIe" the
press, but has found that, with the ex-
ception of some few trade journals, the
bribing policy is not good.
Now that notice has been directed to
the matter the Standard oil company
finds it practically impossible to hurt
it's rivals in this way. The recent boom
in the stocks of its independent rivals
is said to have caused the Standard to
fear that its monopoly is really threat
ened.
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WRITERS DENY DEFECTS
IN SPANISH PRINCES
Many Newspapers Revive the.
Stories of Lack of Senses
| [Spacial Gable to The CGllI

MADRID. april 3O.-Fhree newspa-
pel-men have been visiting Lagrange
by summons from King Alfonso to set
at rest reports concerning the two
princes For some time rumors have
been afioat that the children were de-
fective in speech and hearing.
The visitors have issued statements
declaring that they talked with both
children and found them not only in
full possession Of their faculties but
remarkably fine and uncommonly in
telligent boys.
This testimonial is so fulsome as 90
excite suspicion and the stories of de-
1ects have been taken up with fresh
Vlgor by some newspapers not repre-
sented at this royal inspection.
The masses believe that the reports
of defects are true
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FINLAND OPPOSED To
JOINT LEGISLATION

HELSINGFORS. Finland. April So
The constitutional committee of the
diet. to which was referred the i'm
perial proposition on joint legislation.
which, in effect, win extend the author
ity of the duma over FINLAND. reported
today. recommending that the bill be
returned to the emperor without action.
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Kaiser Will Meet Teddy

BERLIN. April 3O.=Emperor William
will go in person to the railway sta
tiOn to meet Theodore Roosevelt when
the latter visits Berlin. Roosevelt
will be the guest of Emperor William
at Potsdam before going to the Ameri-
can embassy. These points. involving
departure from precedent and which
have aroused much comment in the
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against Asquith's right to make an an
nouncement at that moment. The pre-
siding officer held Balfour's point good
and prevented Asquith from proceed
ing
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ENHANCES WOMANS BEAUTY

My hair was coming out fast. BY using
Herpicide directed I stopped the falling
hair and a new growth has started New
bros Herpicide is all it is recommended to
be-"
MRS. MARK MOORE.
Granville, N. Y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-26
SEMINOLE TRIBE.

The council chamber OF Seminole
Tribe, No. 85,hI o. z. NJ, now located
10 the EIks' Hall, vas packed to the
doors last night, the occasion being .
visitation OF the Great Saohem of the
District OF ColumbIs, Otto q. Fischer,
accompanied by degree team from
Miueols Tribe, Of Washington, D. O.,
which 10 magnificent style conferred the
three degrees OF membership on five cam
didates. The scene was most impressive
when certain scenic effects were intro.
ducsd by the visiting team which 10 con.
nection with their work brought forth
expressions of praise and congratulations
from all present. Following this portion
of the evenings programme e recess was
declared BY Saobem D. E. Robey, of the
local tribe, who called upon Great
Sschem Fischer for a speech. The lat.
ter responded In manner beattlng the
dignity OF bis high tf1:e during the
course of which be congratulated the
tribe on lie high standard of membership,
1t. rapid growth and its apparent deter.
minaiion to further the cause of "Free.
dom, Friendship aud CHARITY" cluslng
With sincsre expressions Of fraternsl feel.
Ing which he was grateful to acknowledge
was nsnitestiug itself on the part of
every Red Man in Alexandria and the
District OF Columbia. Mr.. Fischer Vas
followed by Past Great Ssohem OF Ohio
Ha;slsr, Great Senior Sycamore Allison,
GTaod Chief Of Records Trippett, both OF
the District of Columbia, and Great
Sachem OF Virginia W. 8. Nlcklin,
whose remarks were along congra!ula.
tory lines and otherwise abounded In
genuine good will. Previous to The
speech making 8 light COLLATION. was
served daring which v'sitols aid
hosts exchanged many happy g 60
ings. After the usnal f'rmsllties the
representatives and their e,c1rts left for
Washington ON the ll.55 O'Clock train
much pleased With their visit. Ii Ia The
purpose Of this tribe to pay fraternal
visits 10 the near future to the Washing
ton tribes at which time there will, nc
doubt, be large delegation from the
two Alex andria organizations In attend
anca
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-26
id1;IkL BREVITIES.

The 6r,t degree WAS conferred npon
three candidates at the meeting last
tight of saopia L,tge of Odd Fellows.
The . Via wlll meet tonight. Much
important ln,ncsn Is to be transacted
and n largo attendance Is expected.
Mr.. L. A. Stoutcnburg Of 2465 1S:h
.t.ser, northwest Washington was the
winner OF handsome umbrella recently
n N I'd by ksp.f ck Oouncil, Q. " B. L.
an Interesting meeting of the junior
assembly, Brotherhood OF s.. Andrew,
was beId at the Norton Memorial Eall,
lsst eight.
The oyster supper given at the Young
Peoples building last night by the
young ladies of O0p.. George ". Keys
class Has very successful affair.
There wss FIRE drill at Washington
school building this morning. Teach.
ers and scholars made their way ont to
| place: OF safety In 80 seconds.
A regular meeting Of Fitzgerald coan'
ellis No. 459, z. OF O, Sill be held To-.
| night. Toe pewly.electsd officers will
be installed after which supper will be
given.
10 the Circuit Court today MIS-. Isa-
| bella Fornshill qualified IS sdninistfa
trix of Archie FornshilI; also as guardian
of Marian R. and Kenneth D. B. Form.
shill.
Herbert Wrenn, son OF the late Robert
Wrenn, native OF thls city, died In
Washington last night. The remsins
will be brought to this city for inter.
| ment.
Miss Ida Breen will do srtistIc work
ss the Oolonel's ward In "a Modern
Aaaniss By Eiks Dramatic Club, at the
Opsra II use January 2S.b, for the bene.
ft of The Alexsndria Free Kindergarten.
Tie nettle Of a horse is shown by his arched
head and high step. The mettle OF q man ID
| in the way be walks and the way he talks.
He shows it in the way he throws his
| shoulders back and his head forward. You
can always tell laggard by his look. When
imam" looks you in the eye without 4
culver, and grips your hand firm and hard
you know he's the man who always accom-.
plishes what he starts out TO do. In the first
place he's particular. he demands those
irreGis!ibly delicious Auth Sausages and Food
Products from the Auth Market and enjoys
the health OF the man who ia worth while.
Sylvan Blondheim, The Auth Stand, and The
Auth Market.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-26
STANDING Oh TEAM5.
POLICE COURT.

CJusice Fl. 3. Ca'on psesidiugl
The following cases we're disposed Of
this morning:
William Levsll, colorad, charged Win
drunken and disorderly conduct, was
foed $40.
Elijah Taylor, colored, charged With
Assault log Nellie Brooks, coloreo, was
foed S.
Martha Johnson, colored, charged
with vsgrancy, was fined IS.
Rufus Lee, colored, charged With non
support OF his childreo, waa dismissed
with The understanding that he would
in future lookout for his offspring.
A young white man, charged With So
duc.iop, was dismissed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-26
Murderer Arrested

Oobourg, Ont., Jan. &c George
Mereonto, an Italian Isborer, vas today
lodged In jail on the charge Of murder
Ing one man aud se7erly woundlng two
otherp. Mereouto wss employed In the
constr ucsion camp fthe Canadian North.
eru Railroad. He got into an alteration
early today with Frank Marino the fore
man, ard killed him. 10 hia efforts to
escape he shot two other Italians.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-26
The NEW CONE +.

The new comet could be plainly seen
low 10 the sa0th western heavens early
last nighs, sud many psople vera strain.
ing their optics to get a glimpse at the
wauderer from the midst profound. The
comet Is making speed of more than
$50 miles second. II Is now Ppeedlug
away from the earth eud sun snd BY the
last Of the eon'h, when 1t will no longer
be visible, it will be about 100, GOO, 900
rniloa diatant
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-26
GEORGE WASHINGTON PARK.

TIE Washington Monument Aasocis'
ton has purchased from the Golf Club
the hcasa known "a the Golf Club house
on G,orge Warrington Park. The
house in the future will be known as
Washington Monument Club house.
Tbs Washington Monument Associa.
4ioa hrs issued dead 10 section. to
Mr.. Hsr7ey DrowDs. This makes bis
second purchase.
Me-. Alexander j. Wedderbusn, jr.: OF
Washington, has purchased for bis
daughter Helen a lot in section OF
Gaorge Washington Park.
Mr.. Alexander J. Weddert urn has
purchased hye LOIS In section 2, George
Washington Park, and contemplatea
erecting residence there.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-26
New York Stock Market.

New York, Jan. 90 Influenced by the
favorable statement of the United States
Steel Corporation the stock market opened
strong with advances of / to points. The
character of Washington advices was re.as.
suring.
The tone continued strong throughout the
first hour. After the initial advances there
was some selling for accounts that had been
impaired by the recent break but this soon
ceased aud prices continued to advance.
In the late forenoon the market ruled fairly
steady although recessions OF about point
we're sustained from the highest of the day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-26
ORIENTAL LODGE.

olectal Lodge, No. 6. Kuigh's OF
PYthiss, held 40 interesting meet ng last
night. Thsrs sss foil attendance OF
members aad P. O., J. g., Pollsrd, of
Excelsior Lodge, OF Baltimore, ard other
visitors we're present. The lodge re-.
ceivsd two applications for membership.
4 programme Of exercises will be rend,
cred mex, meeting nigh. under good OF
the order.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-26
WeddiuR.

New York, Jan. 26.-Miss Blanche
NJ. Oslricb, one OF the beat known of
tho society buds, and Leonard M.
Thomas, of Philadelphia, were married
this afternoon at the home of the bride's
parents, NJ. and Mrs. Chsrles NJ. Gel.
richa, on Park avenue. Mgr. Lavells, OF
g.. Pahick's Cathedral, onciatsd and
the ceremony was Witnessed only by the
Immediate Families OF thu contracting
parties. The BRIDES nephew, Master
Charles Martio, son Of Mr.. and Mr.
Peter D. Martin, and Kathleen Wander.
hil,, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald
Vaude rbilt, acted Is train bearers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-26
Girls Attack Strike Breakers

New York, Jan. 26.-One of The most
serious riots OF the shlrlwaist mskel's
strike, occurred today 10 Brooklyn, When
number of the striking girls boarded q
street car and attacked several strike.
breakers on their way 10 work. As the
esr stopped at Park Avenue, number
OF ths striking girls boarded the car and
attacked the strike.brsakers. The strlk.
era pulled hair, scratched faces. tore hats
of and mauled their victims. Policeman
o. Oonnor tried to stop thei riot, and the
girls whIppsd him. The police reserves
were summoned and qualled tbs riot,
! arresiing four girls.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-26
CONTRACT AWARDED.

Alta meeting last night OF the com'
mittee on streets OF the Olty Council the
contract for paving Cameron street, 9.
tween Fairfax and Royal, was awarded
to the MoMahon COMPANY, Of Norfolk.
Granite curblDg and visriied brick will
be used 10 the work. The pavement
will be commenced as soon 50 tbs
weather Will permit.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-26
The RugIlsh Election.

London, Jan. Is Complies re-
tnrps from yesterdays voting bring
the totals up to The following: CON
servatives 254, Liberals 1888, nation
slists 72, laborl.es 81. The strong
sbosiug by The liberals makes 1t practi'
cslly oerIaiu that they aud the laborlts.
will have msjorisy of forty over the
conservatives Withtu. couatlng on the
nationalist.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-26
The BANQUET TOMORROW
MIGHT.

All the arrangements for the Chamber
of Commerce banquet 10 be held tomor.
row night ct Armory hall sre perfected
aad every INDIGESTION points towards q
most enjoyable sffair. The COMMITTEES
In charge wishes to announce that the
doors will bs opened to the ticket hold
or, at p. m. and that 1t will ba greatly
appreciated il all the participants will
be In their seats ty S.36.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-26
TIE TOWN CLOCK.

The snDoalcsmeo. that the clock In
the steeple of the City Hall will soon b
III ming sgsin will b. read with sstia'
faction BIZ the ontire atty. The
part, OF the click which 1t was necessary
10 renew have srrived from q northsrn
:fsctory and the mechanics who will
piscs the clock 10 running order will
soon come 10 this city and perform that
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-26
STEAMER JAMESTOWN SAFE.

a dispstch from Baenos AireP, under
dale of January 90, states that the
sfesms. Jamestown arrived there about
mouth sgo, ard under the name o.
lonisl, is running on the river Platte,
making daily trips from Basnos Aires to
q point on Inc river shout forty miles
away.
The jamestown made tie run from
Newport News 10 81 days. Sac Was
blosn out of her course at one time and
exhaust d her coal supply, but the stead
er was towed into South American
mort Shets she took on more coal and
proceeded to her destination.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-26
OPERA HOUSE.

The famous Western melodrama which
has been in preparation By the Guy
Johrsop Company for SONS time pas!
will be presented for the first time to-
night. The play deals with life In the
Racky mountains IN the days of the pho.
neers and Is foil OF dramatic sisuationa
and startling cimaxes. As SPECIAL fea.
fure. two celebrated western characters,
Montana Jack and Ethel Roanhorse,
have been specially engaged for this play
apd will add to the resIi!y OF the action
with characteristic psstimes of the COW.
BOY, iucludiug "The Dsncs OF the
PIs{us.n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-26
Indictments ouashed.

New York, jar. 26.--Jutge Houee
has granted the motion aud ordered the
indictment q1sshed charging criminal
libel against the Press Publishing Com
rsuy, publishers of the New York World,
gr ,wiDg out of Its publication OF charges
rehscling on a number Of persona In
connection with the Panama Canal pur.
chase
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-26
PRINCESS LouIse Loses Herssuit.

Paris, Jan. &c Princess Louise, cid.
est daughter Of the late King Leopold CT
B .lgium, lost her suit today to recover
from Baroness Vaughan, the morgapasic
wife of the king, the lattet'S villa al
Bsllncour. The court decided that the
villa was the property of the baroness
and that 1t was net royal residence.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-26
Remnants for Men and
Bows Thursday.

Mems 81 red asnnsl underwear, Thurs
Q-y w.
Mems 81 O. meis hair uudcrTe ar, Thurs
day ........".........,.. e9c
Four pair men's Wright health draw
cri, sizes, AZ. and A, Sl.b0 quality,
Thurday. poir........... .................... 75G
One man'a 81 50 heavy fleece lined ra!a
coats, sizas 80. Thursday ................ &c
Mems $3.50 blue msrceriz.d cotton rib
bed underwear, Thursday................ 81 90
One mans $3.50 heavy bath robes.
Ihursday................. S3.9:
One lot mems bllc cotton sweaters, With
nigh roll collars, choice Thursday..... Csc
One 10. mems 200 nsckties, choice
Thursday, eaoh..... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Ice