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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-10
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-10

quicker'n lightning I made up my mind
To have order tonight IL We never had 10
again In this town. and I had it
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-10

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-10
HERE YOU SEE CORSE PAXTON
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-10

Al'hhali - the unty reslhouse
, MS mind and puts on some
.,-, ~ Wearing flowers IN the
49, not un the tongIe and HE
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'i vuIrauoe and II dFrs- seems
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-25
I'wANr rsIsg FIRx ALARMS.
rhr~e weu Nabfes iu Tire Hrxisa whese
Firru~n Ma,e Be~n fselesa.

lnI.s uasa Who -iid they lived at i2t
Wallabo'it street. Williamsburg. and that
they were John Smith. ~ years OH: Tony
Passenoie. II. and Milo IImberg. -. were
held yesterday in the Manhattan avenue
police court in $50 bail zach on "A charge
of having turned in "A false alarm Of bre
from a boz at Bedford and Flushing
avensss. Williamsburg. at iso A. ~.
yesterday.
Nearly twenty false alarms have been
turned in recently from that part of Will
ianiSburg, most OF them in the early morn
ing.
Joseph Conklin of AZ Flushing avenue
was about to enter his house Yesterday
morning when he saw three men loiter-
ing near the fire hox. aud presently he
heard them turning an an alarm. They
ran ACROSS the street nd hid IN a doorway
Nhen the fTemen arrived and saw that
the alarm was a false one Conklin went
up To Policeman East and pointed out Tn.
men hiding in the doorway. Tho men
gave Fast a hard fight and he used his
club on them. Battalion Chief LanRan
went along Ia the Ciymer street station
and made the charge On which the prison
ers were locked up.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-25
CHRISTMAS REPRISAL.
DPiugs Mere Trouble 20 Young Ticket
Holder who Was Robbed.

Ten-year old Johnnie Pambet Of :ts
York street. Jersey City. had a grudge
against society yesterday afternoon be-
cause a small boy stole from his pocket
a ticket emitting him 10 admission TO the
Jersey City Lodge OF Elks Christmas en-
tertainment 20 the poor children OF the
city.
This is what | calls tough luck he
said as he gazed at the big front door Of
Elks Hall. through which ticket holders
were crowding. A man gave me a ticket
cause l WIS deservin'. and now some
blokie W az swipes it is goin' to get me bag
Of presents"
just then ten-year Johnnie Jan
kowski rushed out Of the hall with a
crowd Of other children, each OF whom
carried a bag containing candy. books
games. mittens. stockings and other
things. The disappointed Johnnie
tackled the happy Johnnie and a moment
later the bag had changed ownership
Policeman Beakes witnessed the holdup
and captured Palubet aftef brisk chase
The boy was taken TO the City Hall station
and paroled in the custody OF his mother
TO appear in the Juvenile Court.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-25
SOLD VOTES M CONTRACT.
adams County tsDhaO) Politicians Dealt
Wholesale On Commission.

WEST UNION. Ohio. Dec. "A contract
system OF vote buying existed in Adams
county. in addition TO other methods
by which thousands OF voters have been
bought, according TO disclosures tn the
Grand Jury to-day. Six hundred and
tfty-three have been indicted. and Il
found guilty will be- disfranchised. A
Thousand indictments are expected.
Under the contract system voters were
sold in Wholesale lots by township poll
ticians. The politicians herded the voters
and offered them to the party bidding
the most money. This system greatly
facilitated the business OF vote buying
The contractors would go to the party
leaders and say. We have seven men:
what will you give u.s." said Judge A. Il.
Blair to-day. Seven men would bring
about SO. The cont tractor would divide
500 OF this amount among the purchased
voters and keep $40 commission
Voters were sold like cattle. Half
OF the voters OF Adams county were
bought
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KIMONOS, Etc. I'd P

23c Eissuhere SOC Long Kimonos.
figured lawn, stitched edge through
our.
.59c ELscuhsre Sl.0O Long kimo-
nos, lowered lawn; border to match.
S1.49 elsewhere $500 Long XII
monos. fancy crepe. Empire style:
border Of messaline ribbon.
S1.S9 Eissuhcrc s2.,S Long XII
monos. Empire style, dotted crepe
border OF soft messaIine.
S2.49 EissThere $3.50 White Fig
ured Swiss Negligees: Empire style.
trimmed with lace and ribbon.
S2.9S Eheuhs,c S4.2s kimono
Negligecs. Florenrinc silk: tucked
front: satin ribbon border: kimono
sleeves.
81 Eilcuhsrc 500 Kimono
Neglgees of soft lowered satin:
Empire style; messaline ribbon
border
1886 EL,cuhsre $3.50 Alhatross.
tucked IN front. scalloped border.
negigee kimono sleeves; heavy
girdle.
1854 Ehsuher, $3.50 Alha,ross.
Pleared back and front; large collar
lined with China silk, scailoped edge.
silk-lined sleeYes. vorSted girdk.
Sf.S9 Ei,cuhc,c $3.50 Albatross
Dressing Sac9ue>; silk Scalloped edge
and collar. ribbon bow.
Ohcr NrgEg.rs. ,Hch'diag ior.igr models.
ID To $40 IN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-25
ASTER BROOkLyy R0ssER.
vsagss ssarks Lett That Nay Help ths
Police im ssesting Him.

The Brooklyn police are on the hunt foo
a bold thief who stole some valuable dia-
monds and other iewelry on Friday eve
ming from the home OF Mrs. Wallace. widoN
OF former Congressman William {. Wal
lace, at 40 Gates avenlis
Entrance was through hay window,
reached. As supposed. from the roof
Mrs. Wallace was sbssn, when the rob
berry was committed. but her mother
and daughter were in the house. he
burglar made his escape by passing
through the rear yards and climbing a
fance in Washington avenue.
Finger marks OF tho thief were on "A
window pane and ON some nj the jewel
boxes he plundered. and the detectives
have secured photographs Of these "a
aids In their efforts 90 run him down.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-25
DOg JOINS BRIDGE POLICE.
HAs o Police Collar and Fscarts Mayor
Gayu0r To ansi Fro.

4 dog has joined the police ON duty on
the Brooklyn Bridge. He came about
four weeks ago and has reported with
fidelity ever since. lie is referred 10 as
Niger. because OF his curly black hair
but ha pays no attention To any one but
a policeman in uniform and Mayor Gay
nor He attends the Mayor on his walk
across the bridge and Mr.. Gaynor likes
his company.
The bridge policemen bring wrapped
up iiubits tO Niger Sometimes he can
not eat these because bob Herring has
led him fapjacks He sleeps either with
the electricians or in the police telephone
booth. In manner the dog in quiet and
unassuming. He wears N collar Capt.
John J Murtha had made for him
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HIS WIFE No REFUGE.
Nnrueref Flies 10 Her Mome-s she Tells
the Police.

CHICAGO. Dec. 2s.-W. H. Morris Of
Plano. who shot and killed Mrs Estella
Dumas Of Pontiac in street Of Mont
gomery last Saturday night. was captured
by his wife yesterday and given up 10 the
police. Having been unsuccessful in an
attempt TO cut mis- throat he swallowed
poison and II in a serious condition
After five nights OF suffering from cold
and hunger Morris sought refuge At the
home Of his wife, whom he had deserted
10 live with the woman he murdered
His wife locked the doors and went for
the police
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-25
CAMBRIA
UNpERSKlRTS

SF UMBRELLA 81. shared.
hem>titChed rum"
.S1 Umbrella shaped.
tucked ru'fir. blind EN-
broidery edge
A3c With tucked and en-.
broidcred ruf'.
.SSc mbrella shaped.
lace Insertion. fancy
stitching and lace edge
on rtiftie
CSC mbrcila shaped
fiouUcs. tucked. wide en-
broidery rufiie
S" UMBRELLA shaped
ruffle. tucked cycle, EN-
hrcidery edg.
Sl.b3 mhrc!la shaped
rune. tucked and trim
med with dainty blind
embroidery
Dit'r , H"' rssiTiA. rrrGir1
NJ T. g. ~
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PETTlCOATS

3De -Cambric. umbrella
shaped rune. pin t'scks.
4Sc Muslin. umbrella :
shape lawn rune. three
h.mstiirhed uucks and
embroidery ruffic.
.1f Cambria. IAN brrlln =
shat,sd lawn ruffie. tucks.
embroidery edge and dust
rlIfiie.
OsSe tambTi". umbrella.
shaped ruffis. hemstitched
uIckS. embroidery inssr-
ton. ruffie and dust rum.
NC Cambria. tucked +.
lawn founce. two rows
lace insertion. lace edge.
SDc Cambria. a . - u
fioInce of polka dotted
ensbroideries
wr Cambria. umbrella
shaped. lawn iiounCe.
iucks. four rows lace in
sersions. lac. edge and
dust ruff'e
SI.~ Cam h,ir. deep
'iounCe of embroidery
lace trImned dust ruSfie
y .09 Cambria. deep
Swiss q IN rohd cred
ilo,ince and diIst ruffir.
So. 80 Cambria. deep
blind embroidery nnllnce.
embroidery dust rui.'e.
A.~ Cambria. deep
embroidery iiounCe. vide
embroidery beading. rib
bon-run embroidered dust
run.
Ofhcr PSnicoIfs, ranging Up
- "a "A
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A well dressed young man was found
yss'errsny morning in the corridor Of
me srook'yn post Office with a had cut
IN his throat Will. waiting for an ambu-
lance from u" Brooklyn Hospital ne told
q pnhc"nlan that b." was George NcOuarrie
lbh mat alter cutting his throat az his
""E \ Lhntl" avenue. he walked
10 thr post office about half a piIs ae
w" htlantic avenue house il was ania
mat he vas not known there.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-25
Remedy Against Examination Of Women.

The effort Of the women's Prison
Association to enjoin the members Of
the Board Of City Magistrates from carry
ing Out the provisions OF the new inferior
courts law relating TO the physical eS-
animation of women arrested on the street
came before Supreme Court Justice
Davis yesterday on motion to reconsider
points raised against the law. Justice
Davis ruled that the Court has no power
to enjoin the enforcement OF the pro-
visions Of q criminal statute and sug-
gested that the plaintiff seek a writ Of
prohibition.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-25

Mrs. Josephine Dubois. whose residence
Mt io5 Riverside Drive is one Of the five
ordered shaved because it enoroachss
GA the street. got permission from
supreme Court Justice Amend yests, -
on OF the front wall Of the ho,Iea In
asking for the decay the petitioner sa,d
that II the front wall had 10 be removed
IN winter the occupants world suffer
diSconiforts out Of all proportion 10 in
cODvenience To othern by delay
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-25
CAMBRIA
DRAWERS
Extra Large Sizes

F Tucks above seal
loped emproi dery rrIf-ie
ASf Umbrella shaped
ruf'ie. tucked and hem
stitched.
O3c TuCks and cycle em e
brosdery ruffie
~ Tucks and wide en-
broiderN rlIfiin
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-25
DRAWERS

I've Cambria. umbrella
shaped ruff. tucked and
hemstitched.
nc Cambria. umbrella
shaped hounCe. hem
stitched tucks.
2N Cambria, tuoks and
blind embroidery ffounce.
0c Cambria. umbrella
shaped tucks and en-
broidery ruiiie
4Jc Cambria. tuoks and
dainty embroidery rum"
6Dc Cambria. lawn rufIir.
tucks. two lace insertions
and lace edge.
Syc Nain-ook. umbrella
shaped tucks and blind
embroidery ruffie
Othsr Drar'rs. Tdngi"D IP
iD $50 "a
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NIGHT GOWNS

NlGHl GOWNS
SSc Nainsook. baby " aist
style. embroidery in<er-
ton ana lace edge.
JSc Nain~ook. low neck.
ryelet embroidery inser-
ton and edge. ribbon
run.
NC Cambria. y--haped
neck cluster tlcking. Two
rows embroidery inser-
ton and embroidery ruiz
lie.
sue Cambria. Empire
yo"s of Val. lace inser-
lion. sleeves Ia match.
S3c Cambria. low neck.
yoke and sleeves Of all
over embroidery. with
lace edge
J0C Cambria. low neck.
lace Insertions. wide EN-
broidsry. ribbon beading.
!.eve- of insertion.
SDr Nain-ook. v-shapsd
neck. yoke and sleeVes
Of lace and embroidery
insertions. beading ana
ribbon.
Sl.29 Nain-ooa. low
neck pretty embroid-
cred yoke. wash ribbon
and I'm" toTchon edge
S1.SS Nainsook. low
neck. embroidery yoke
and v-ining. torChon ruff
fie and ribbon. fine tucks
below yoke
Sl.2 Nain>ook. low
neck. pm tucks, lin. EN-
hrOldery edgIng and rib
bon
Si.2S Nainsook. Empirs
woke OF dotted Swiss and
lace Insertion. sleeves of
sam"
$1.@ Nainsook. Empire
woke of embroidery me-
dallionS and lac. in-sr-
tions.
Sl.tS NainSook Empire
style. yos" Of .mbroid-
srv Insertion and ribbon
trimmed kimono sleeves
S1.D-Cr.pe cloth .valen-
Cirnns- lace Insertions
kinIono sleeves
SLID Nainsool. yoke OF
lace insertions and bead
ing, short sleeves.
other .NiDhtJUGTS. rInJ,H1
Up ~ tiIi ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-25
CHENflSES

Sfc Muslin, round neck.
hsmstitce"d cambria ruff
H..
sSs)r Cambria. round neck.
embroidery insertion.
beading. ribbon. and en-
broisiery edge.
SIC Cambria. open fronl
three rows embroidery.
insertions. tucks and EN-
brOidery edge
4Sc Nainsook DAINTY en-
broidery edge and ribbon
run.
ON Cambria skirt length
three lace Insertions.
beading. ribbon and lace
edge. tucked lawn ruftie
at hem.
SSc Nainsook. skirt
length. real tor'hon lace
inss rtion. ru'fie ~ hem.
with lace edg"
Sl.yS Crrpe 10th. skirt
length. laCr-tririmed
Dth,r chem .sSs. ruHOiEV up
- 81 ~
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NIGHT GOWNS

SSc Cambria. high neck
hsmstit"hsd ruck- and
LIff'r
'sSr ,ambri". low neck
three rows lace In~e
plain band and ribbon
3Dc Muslin. high neck
varied uuCks and EN-
bToldered rl'ti-
Hc Muslin. ' shaped
neck. uICk-, six rows en- =
broidery Insertion. EN-
hroiGersd riIfiie
bDc Nain~ook. low neck
two rows lace Insertion.
beading. ribbon. and lac.
edge
Oyr Nainsook. low neck
dainty embroidery. rlb-
bon run
Oyc Cambria. y-rhaped
neck wide embroidery m
sartion. ribbon run lace
edge.
Oyc Cambria. snuare
neck, tuCks. -iX rows EN-
bro,dery Insertion. bead
ing. ribbon. and cmbrOId-
ery ruffie
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-25
COMBINATIONS

sat Nain.ook. corset
cover and drawers oi all
over enbroi,isr'-. bead =
.n2 AT wll-'
SIC Nain-ook. corset
cover and drawers, TRIM
med with sCalloDa,l edge
Sl.J0 Nainsook. corset
cover and drawers trim
med with dotted en-
broidery
SGD >n,n~ooh. corset
cover and drawers. pret =
Iily trim med with lace
and embroidery
Ofh,r 'Dmti,n di.pHs. rang
IHO mp o 81. ~.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-25
MACY'S BULLETIN SPECIALS

what are they? For yoar greater
convenience ". are listing few 81
our hsst not advertised values oa
bulletins about the store and in our
show windows. II will pay you To
look for them when you come to- tho
store.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-25
CORSET COVERS

lH Cambria low neck.
two lac" insertions. bead
ing. ribbon. lace edge.
lSc Cambria. low neck.
lac. edge
lac Cambria. low neck
four hcn~titched tack =.
heading. ribbon. lace I'D e.
1Sc Clmbric. low neck.
tao lace and one en-
bruld-Ty Insertion. bead.
ing, ribbon. and lace
edge
Hc Nainsook. low neck
embroidery yoke. ribbon-
run
&c Cambria. high neck
h.mSriiThed 'ucks and
embroidery edge
SS% Cambria. low neck
one lac. Insertion. " lui-
embroidery beading. rib
bon. and lace cdg.
.Dc rrs,,bar Nain-ook
TWO rows lace Insertion,
heading. ribbon. laC."ige
.bsW rvs-hIr naInsook ,
blind embroidery In-rr-
iinn. beading. ribbon. and
lace edge
S9c CrUssbar nain,ook
Two Malt.--. lace In-.r-
tI"rS. beading. ribbon.
ana lace edge
otSc Nain-1ok. low n."k.
TWO tOr"hon lace in-er
tInn-, beading. riubOu.
and lace edge
1Sc NainsoOk. low meek
two lace Insertions. vide
beading. ribbon. ana lace
edge
RJe Nalnsook. low neck
wide embroidery back
and front. beading. rib
bon. and lace edge
4Je Naln-ook. low neck
three rows lace and Two
of embroidery Insertion.
heading. ribbon. and lace
edge
ISc Sheer nainsook. low
neck. embroidery edge.
ribbon-run
ON Nainsook low neck.
four embroidery medal
lions. lace Insertions.
beading, ribbon, and lace
edge.
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NIGHT GOWNS
Extra Large Sizes

sS Cambria. high neck
yoke Of cluster tuCks and
cambria ru.fle.
SJf Nain-ook. low neck
wide torChon edge. rib
bDn-run.
S1.SS Nain-ook. low
neck. wide cycle; EN-
brolderies. ribhon-run.
Sl.4S Saln-ook. low
neck: embroidered yoke.
lace insertion. lace edye
and ribbon.
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Isl CORSET COVERS

69e Nainsook. low neck.
two embroidery medal
lions, lace Insertion.
beading. ribbon. and lace
edge
SJc Nainsook. low neck.
ON. embroidery lnssriiNn.
two iorchon Insertions.
lace edg" and ribbon.
SsDr Sa,nsook. low neck
prrttily trimmed with lace
aud embroidery inssr-
ton. lace edge. beading
md ribbon
SIC Nain-onk. low neck.
Wide embroidery inser-
lions. two lace Insertions
laCN edge. beading ana
ribbon
SSc Nainsook. low neck
daintily trimmed with en-
broid.rv and lace insrr-
tons
Sl.23-N a.n-ooh. low
neck. two rows fine emf
broid-rv Insertions. Irish
lace Insertion, haze edge
and ribbon
Other Corset towers rang
inv san IN 81 al
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-25
PETTICOATS

SIIk:. Second floor.
S1.19 Eheuhsrc SIS Good quail
iry taifeta silk. black and staple
shades; full flare flOunce. stitched
and tucked; rercaline underlay.
S1.9S Eiseuhue $500 Nessaline
silk. black and staple cOlors: ac-
cord;on-pIeated flounce, finished
with small ruf'le; percaline DUST
ruffle.
92.:39 Elsewhere $3.50 Exrra
heavy quality raifera silk, black.
srarle and new shades; very deep
Spanish flounce. tucked and shirred.
rercalinc dust rui!e.
81. 10 ELscrhsrs $500 Heavy
quality taf.cta. black. staple and
new shades. deep sectional flounce.
tucked and strapped; percaline dust
ru!ile.
S2.01 Elsewhere S4,2S Black tai
feta silk: extra deep tucked UNI
breila iiounce. percsline dusr ruffle.
S3. 10 Eiscwitcrr $500 } Dresden
taftcta silk. beautiful colorings. ac-
Gordon pIeatcd ilounce, finished with
narrow rufflc, tucked and shirred.
~. 80 EiSchrcfe @j-UU very HSa'y
quality raiteta. black. staple and
new shades; deep sectional fl0unce,
shirred and trimmed with rose
ruching: silk dust ruf!le.
1921 Eiseuhcyc $500 Silk Jersey
clorh. black and staple colors: sec
tionaI pIeated r,essaline flounce.
Ohcr sin Periroof. - fordng SrsH greater
Servings up ~ so N
Percaline and Safeen:
3sDr ELcuhcrr 75e Black perca-
line. deep IIounce, tucked and shirred.
7sn i:i5Suheye $40 Persian per-
calinc. deep tucked sectional il0unce.
1Ar Eiieuherr SI.l0 Safeen, deep
nounce. shirred and tucked: finished
with small ruffle.
SsDc Eheuhere sllO Black perca-
line: very deep sectional flouBcc.
shirTed and tucked.
SDr Ei,euncTc 81 so Nercerized Sa-
teen: with deep iiounce, tucked and
strapped.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-25
WHITE SILKS

40cImported Habufa Silk 80 inches wide, Satin Mesa
lire, 10 inches wide
04c-lmported Satin Messaline 20 inches wide.
Taiets 50 inches wide Crepe Chine 40 inches
wide
Crowded Out From This Advertisement:
Special Sale Of Groceries, including Flour Tea,
Coffee, Cocoa and extra fine Oranges and Grape
fruit. Also
Sale of Women's Corsets, Childrens Muslin
Underwear, Infants and Children's Wear Maids
Dresses, Embroderies and Sheets and Pillow Cases.
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49e EiSruhcrc $50 Striped FER
Gale. strictly railor-madc: pleafed
front French back; Numbered collar
and cuffs.
.S0c Eiscuhre Sl.OO white mad
Tas: railor-madc: pleated front.
French back: also
Percalr. taiior-rnadc: front Of Mcxi-
can drawn work: laundcred collar
D9c EheuECyc Sis 20 $500 Lin
gerie " aisrs. five different styles 10
select from: some trimmed with
Valenciennes lace and embroidery;
Others with crochet yoke.
93r EiSerhcve Si.7S White cot
ton wolfe plcated back and 'front.'.
soft cuffs. laundered collar.
99c Eiseuhere $3.50 Bariste: en-
tire front Of embroidery Insertions
and rucks: cluster tucking in back:
tucked sleeves and stock collar.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-25
WOMEN'S WAISTS

S1.SO Elsewhere SEQ Sheer la
tisre: hand-embroiderrd yoke edged
with rorchon lace insertion; tucks
below yoke and lace: STOCK collar:
also sheer batistc. with panel Of hand
embroidery. heavy lace insertion
and fine tucks at sides; lacc-trimmsd
stock collar and cuffs: also KimonO
style. all-over embroidery, trimmed
with heavy lace insertion.
Other waists up TO ss7 80
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-25
CHIFFON WAISTS

S2.9S Elscuhrre S5.,s Colorcd.
lined with white China silks.
embroidered in self color and
gilt: stock collar. yoke and cuffs
OF Nalcnciennes lace.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-06-16

germeirer hit an infield grounder to
short and was safe at first, but It'd
well was tagged at third. Mercer
flew out to Stanley. Lockhart fol-
lowed with a long smash to center,
and Grain and Angermeirer counted.
Nothing more was added although
Cooper walked, Block knocked a high
one to center field.
1t was in the fourth inning that
Vincennes broke the hearts of the
fans. when four runs were made.
Jantzen rit a slow ball TO the infield
and was safe at first. Hurst followed
with a safe rap to center garden, and
Nairn received four wide ones, fill
ing the sacks, with nobody out.
Jones struck out, while r. johnson
received free transportation. L..
johnson banged one to left and
Nairn and Gosnell came home. De
haven hit one TO Payne, who threw
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-06-16
Diamond Scrappings.

Grain had a sore arm yesterday
ana that was one reason for his IN
.biiity to clip the corners OF the
plate. In sliding home in Tues
days game. the pitcher stuck a small
piece Of glass in his pitching arm.
and it worried him all during the
game Yesterday.
Block. who has been playing the
outheld. has been signed as a regu-
lar Outieldcr He has been hitting
the ball in good stvle
Ciarksyillo arrived this morning 10
begin the series Of four games. Next
viii be HoBk.nsville and thou Vim
|cennes again.
Ninconnes was fortunate in secur-
ing an even break on the series.
Paducah should have had three
games OF the four.
Harris is due to twirl this after
moon.
The swat Dehaven gave the ball
was a heart rendering ache TO the
fans. The sphere rolled TO the cor
.ner OF left iield, and a little more
would have been good for a homer.