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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-05
A Pernicious Amendment.

Without a word of discussion the Sen
ate on Tuesday adopted an amendment
to House bill 1000, regulating the height
of buildings in the District of Columbia,
specifically exemptinS from the limita-
tons prescribed by the present law one
single block i'm the city of Washington.
The bill was then passed without de-
bate. and goes now into conference. The
amendment thus summarily made Il part
of the measure, without opportunity for
consideration and objection on the part
of the citizens of the District OF the adj
vocates of the harmonious development
of the capital, causes the affected para
graph to read as follows:
mo building shall be erected, altered
or raised In any manner as to exceed the
height of 1870 feet on business street
or avenue as the same is now or here
after may be lawfully designated, except
on the north side of Pennsylvania ave-
nue. between 18th and 18th streets north
west, where an extreme height of 16O
feet will be permitted.
If the House does not reject this
amendment, and if it should become
part of the law, the extraordinary spec
tacle will be presented of a system of
maximum heights. wisely adopted several
years ago to prevent unevenness in the
sky line and to exclude freak architecture
from, the capitals streets. violated. in one
respect on a single specified block.
block so short that it's designation must
be construed as an effort to set aside
the law which governs all for the benefit
of one individual piece of property.
If this exception can be effected by
means of an amendment quietly adopted
without discussion other exceptions are
possible as individual cases arise. What
was a beneficent regulation becomes a
harmful, unjust imposition upon those
property owners who. originally obeying
the law and seeking no exemption from
it's restrictions. find themselves oyertop-
ped by neighbors and dwarfed through
the workings of the system of influence.
This is the most pernicious form of
legislation. The District should have
building height restrictions. but they
should apply without exception to all
classes and all individuals and all blocks.
and should not be waived either by ad-
ministrative dispensations or by legisla-
tive exceptions for the benefit of IA
vored few.
1t is to be hoped that the House will
promptly refuse to accept this amend
ment. and instruct its conferees to resist
it to the end.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-05
Friday Specials in
New Millinery.

An attractive assortment OF
Hats. in the latest shapes and de-
signs, fashioned OF soft straws and
braids, and very tastefully trim
med with flowers, and other new
materials.
Special price, $500 each.
Were 5000 and $500.
Also number of dainty and be-
coming creations that have be-
come slightly discolored or mussed
from display. Included are the
newest shades and colorings late
ly brought out. and the trimmings
are artistically arranged. They
range all the way from trim little
toques and tailored hats to large
picture designs.
Special price, $500 each.
Were $500 and $1,000.
Second floor, Tenth ST.
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Friday Special in
Household and Blouse Linens.

50 pieces Natural-coIor Blouse
Linen; warranted all pure fax
this is better quality than the last
lot. which we sold so quickly; 28
inches wide.
I5c yard. Worth zoe.
1000 yards Sheer White Fancy
Striped Muslins-in several de-
sirable designs; FL inches wide.
121zc yard. Worth zoe.
IL Hand-embroidered Canton
Linen Centerpieces; 20 and "a
inch sizes.
$500 each. Worth $3.50.
$3.50 each. Worth 5000.
:, 72-inch Handmade Round
Table Covers, very handsome de-
signs.
$50 each. Were $I2.OO.
Second floor, Eleventh st.
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HARMONY, or Defeat.

The republicans in Congress must get
together and stay together. or prepare TO
go to defeat in November. And there Is no
tjTe to lose. II the session. in the larger
aspect of things. is not to be failure.
n,rch work remains to be done. and
there is a great variety of opinion about
what shape II should take. In the matter
OF harmony, now Is the accepted time
new the day OF salvation. IL the bicker-
ines continue-and every day of their
continuance intensifies them-a democratic
House will become certainty. And if
the republicans. as the result of family
strife. are beaten this year-for the first
time in a national contest since 1892
Generalization may be their portion two
years hence.
So much anger has been engendered.
that the two factions face each other with
this feeling. The regulars look upon the
Insurgents as men bent upon the destruc-
ton of the party, and the insurgents upon
the regulars as men who have sold the
party to the so-called Interests" Unless
this attitude is abandoned. or materially
modified. harmony will be impossible.
There is room for honest differences of
opinion on all the questions now in hand.
Why tag regular as a railroad agent,
0r a creature Of capital on the currency
question. or an enemy Of true conserva-
t1on? Why tag every insurgent as rev.
olutionist. aiming more at profiting per-
sonally by aiding party dissensions than
Improving the party leadership? Neither
goodness nor badness is the exclusive pos
session of either faction. Excellent aims
and ideas may be found in both.
The President, We are told, must be
the peacemaker. Doubtless he will do his
best. He wants peace, and having an
Open- mind and a conservative tempera-
ment is the kind of man who usually
promotes peace But he cannot alone
secure peace. Unless he has assistance
from both sides his efforts will fail
The big stick. in the form of a veto, is
suggested. But the President is making
no threats. He does not operate in that
way. So far. while comforting with sena-
tors and representatives about measures,
and even preparing for their information
measures embodying his views. he has
not once said. on any question, that ut
mus be this. or nothing
The situation. while exceedingly grave.
II 70; desperate. 1t would only become
desperate by the failure of the party s
program. No bills. or bills of no value,
on the questions the party has taken up
for action at this session would be so
plain a confession of failure that defeat
1t the polls would be the certain and
deserved result
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-05
T. r. Not Counted.


From the Chicago Evening Post.
Owing to the fact that no one is at
home at the Roosevelt Oyster Bay resi-
dence, Theodore Roosevelt will not be
counted i'm the census This cold state
merit of fact comes from the east. II
probably was emitted by some icy sta
tistical mind that did not realize how
tremendous loss was involved. Think
of enumeration of all Americans that
What a parody of arithmetic. What a
hollow sham. There will be those among
who will not want to be counted our
selves because I. r. is not to be counted.
too The only way we can forgive him
for failing in this important duty OF
present engaged in making the United
States look larger to Europe than any
census man has even dreamt of doing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-05

W former Senator Mason of Illinois is
quoted correctly he owes an apology to
nimsef. body fifty per cent of whose
members have obtained their seats by
corruption is no place for an honest man.
And yet Mr. Mason once sat there. and
has tried several times since to return.
The Senate of this day is not lower IN the
moral scale than was the Senate of his
day. Seats in the Senate arc great prizes.
and We see men of the first order of tai
ent and character win them by means
that reflect credit both on themselves and
the agencies provided by law for the fill
ing Of public Offices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-05
WOmen's Suit Dent.

imported Black Bengaiine Silk Coat Suit:
nussah blouse coat. trimmed with black satin
1ands ana nntshed with frill cuffs: size 10. Re-
duced from Slc5O0 10 $500
imported Coat Suits Of sharkskin cloth: clsb-
orateiy braided coat: tunic skirt: tan and LIGHT
each. 49, ~ ~o
j Black Tussah SILK Coat SUIT: Imported
modei; handsomely hand-embrodcred in BLACK:
full plated skirt. with silk drop: Size IS Re.
duced from $1,000 TO $500
Shsrkskin Cloth Coat Snit. in leaf green;
trimmed with satin bands ard self -rolored braid
ing: double box plated skirt: size 3d. Reduced
from $3.50 to $50 So
Il Wistaria Diagonal Serge Coat Suit. semi
hitting coat and plated skirt; size 40 Reduced
from $3.50 TO $500
] Mustard Serge Russian Blouse Coat Suaf,
with seif-colored moire silk collar cuffs and
e eeI 10 Persian vest. Reduced from $3.50 to
Third door, G st.
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WOmen'S Shirt Waist Dept.

Fine Batiste Shirt Waist. with yoke back
and front OF madeira hand embroidery IN dainty
cyelet design and outlined with small tucks
and vslenciennes insertion; lace-trimmed hack;
long sleeves with deep cuffs trimmed VITA Ia
sertion: high neck; fasten in back; size 36.
Reduced from $15.0D 10 S.. s5
1 Imported Batiste Shirt Waist. with hand
embroidered yoke back and 'front.'. and hand-run
tucks and nd-embroidered sprays below:
tucked back; hand-cmbroidered long sleeves
with cuffs to match; high neck: fssten In back;
size 3S. Reduced from $500 10 $3.50.
2 Linen Shirt Waists. tailored style: hand
embroidered fronts; small tucks shoulders:
tucked back: long sleeves: Numbered cffs:
fasten in front: size 81. Reduced from $500
TO So IS each
A small lot Of Shirt Waists. In tailored ard
lingerie styles. soiled from handling, cferel st
greatly reduced prices.
Third floor, q II.
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Income Tax Amendment.
From the New York World.

The defeat of the income tax amend
ment at Albany may foreshadOw its re-
lection by the country at large in its
present form. Technical and state SOW
ereignty objections voiced by Gov.
Hughes, added to the opposition of pow
erful combinations of wealth, are likely
to prevail against it. Since 1t is admitted
that the proposed amendment is clumsy
in it's phraseology, why should not Con-
gress correct it's blunder and resubmit
the proposition in new form? Honestly
disposed to carry out it's obligations. that
body could correct its error in an hour
and clear the way for the consideration
of the income tax on it's merits. Weigh
ed down as it now Is with formidable
legal dispute, its fate is sealed, perhaps
treacherously, i'm advance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-05
WOmen's Coat Department.

with plated skirt: lined to waist. Reduced
from So. so to $1,000
Tan Serge Long Coat. made semi fitting and
lined throughout with tan satin. Reduced from
$27.j0 to &l2.JO.
1 Tan Covert Cloth Long Coat, made Gibson
style and trimmed with clothcoyered buttoas;
size Sc: Reduced from $500 to $500.
fitting and lined to waist; size 81. Reduced
from $500 TO 500.
lined throughout and finished with satin cdIlsr;
size "a. Reduced from $3.50 10 $500.
Third floor. G st.
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rom the Boston Transcript.

The real trouble with the administra-
ton program, over the enactment OF
which Congress in it's present disorganized
conditions seems to be baking is the lack
of public interest in it's substantial
items. The situation has long been pecul-
lar. Republican leaders have been ex-
pected. out of loyalty to the administra-
ton, to enact a group of measures in
the wisdom of which they did not as in
dividuaIs believe. Nor did their constitu-
ents take any interest in the program.
In such circumstances the result might
have been easily foreseen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-05
Friday Specials in
ParasOl Department.

A lot of High-grade Silk Para
soils, in all the new colors, includ-
ing white and black. These are
made on eight-rib frame, with
green ebony. maple and natural
wood handles.
Special price, SI.5o each.
a lot of Pongee Silk Parasols,
lined with colored silk: all the
fashionable styles in handles.
Special price, $2.o5 each.
Main door. G. st. entrance.
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A Redeeming Quality.

Up there in statuary hall
Stand figures gravely great.
They heed no shouts of party call;
They offer no debate.
Though a refined artistic sense
Against them may be stirred.
Let this be told in their defense;
They never say a word.
Brave monitors of glories past,
They may be odd in pose.
With outlines that are crudely vast
And queerly fitted clothes.
A curious figure each may cut,
Yet let this much be heard;
They're sadly inartistic-but
They never say a word.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-05
W0men's Dress Waist DEBT.

Navy Blue Chiffon Waist deliberately tucked
and embroidered in self color: cream silk nous
seline yoke and collar: lined throughout with
white silk: size 50. Reduced from $3.50 10
$3.50.
Chiffon Cloth Blouses. made over white
lace net; pin tucked and decorated with fsrecian
embroidery bands navy. canard and artichoke.
Reduced from $3.50 to &l3. "a each.
A small lot Of Odd Blouses of rajah and tat
feta silks. in plain coIors and striped. checked
and chanSeablc effects. Attractive models. richy
designed. in many OF tine new suit shades. Of
fered at greatly reduced prices.
Also a small lot OF Tailored Silk Waists.
tucked and finished at one side with silk quill
ing; all shades and nearly all Sizes Reduced
from So. As to 800 each
Third floor q
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Women's Skirt Department.

1 Black Wolfe SKIRT in fan-paited elect, hn-
ished with ta nds OF faHeta SILK 2S-iprh wsfst
and i:-inci length Reduced from $3.50 to
$15.60
1 Black Wolfe Skirt. plain cored style: 2i-inch
waist ard 4o-inch length. Reduccd from $3.50
to $3.50.
Black Chiffon Tafets silk skirt with ha nd
embroidered founce; 24-inch waist and 40-inch
length. Reduced from $3.50 TO $3.50.
Blue Panama Skirt. Hight weight. plain
gored model finished with satin buttons. Re-
duced from $500 to $50. :.
Third floor, g ST.
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Shoe Department.

IL pairs Womens Gun Metal Calfkkin Two
eyelet oxford Ties. with short vamp. straight
tip. GOODYEAR welt sole and Cuban heel: sizes
2. and 3iaD. Reduced from $500 TO $40
pair.
% pairs Women's Gun Metal kidskin -Four
eyelet oxford Ties, with GOODYEAR welt role and
Cuban heel: sizes 4. ga. 5. g. 6ls snd 7AA-3.
81. 4. AZ. 3. q. 81 and IA. 81. 4. 5i,.
Reduced from $500 TO 81 e5 pair.
o pairs Boys and Youths Patent Leather and
Tan Oxford Ties. with swing last and Goodyear
welt sole; Sizes 4. 41.. and 5IsA-l3i2. ana
4I.B-11C-4D. Reduced from $500 to $3.50
pair
. Third door, Tenth ST.
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Friday Special in
Printed FOuIardS.

Ninety-seven (07) short lengths
OF Printed Foulards. ranging from
28 to 9B yards. These are all in
perfect condition and the designs
are unusually dainty and attrac-
tive. being suitable for separate
waists, skirts, trimmings, etc.
Special price. soc yard.
Were 85c, SI.oo and $I.25.
Second floor G ST.
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24c each. Regularl
And these remnants:
Unholsty DEPARTMENT.

$50 Yards me Quality Curtain Nets, In sew
eral designs. Shown In white and cream, aud
Is inches wide. Reduced from 35c TO lie yard.
100 wards Fine Printed Curtain Swiss in blue
and-white and blue green -and-white Powered ef-
fects; So inches wide. Reduced from 1Sc 10 SC
yard
sunfiower stenciled border. Reduced from $500
to 81 80 pair.
30 odd Curtains of madrases, nets and mus
Inns Reduced from S1.Ol. So. co. $3.50 ami s.. 90
TO SOC 81. 90 81 30 and $500 each.
100 miscellaneous lrngths OF Cretonnes. Cur
tain NusIips Nets Printed Scrims and other
summer materials. at One-half and nearly one
half regular prices.
Fourth floor, G ct.
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Lamp Department.
Imported Candle Shades at

greatly reduced prices.
10 SILK Shades. trimmed with narrow ribbon
and silk fringe. Reduced from 81 90 to soc eaca.
q Silk Shades trimmed with small ribbon
roses and gold lace. Reduced from $l.75 to
81 10 each
! SILK Shades trimmed with small ribt ron
roses and gold ball fringe, Reduced from $2.G0
to 81 90 each.
s Silk Shades. trimmed with lace. gold braid
and silk fringe. Reduced from $500 to 81 90
each.
Large-size Empire Candle Shades. decorated
with miniatures and gold ball fringe. Reduced
from $4.25 to $3.50 each.
Princess Lamp Shades. trimmed with ribbon
flowers gold lace and silk firing. Reduced from
500 to 81 90 each.
SIR Lamp Shade. DECORATED with miniature,
gold braid and silk firing. reduced frem SO 10
lace and silk fringe. reduced from $14-OO to
900: 1 decorated with lace. ribbon roaes and
six fringe. reduced from $32.50 to $1,000.
Main door. q St
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Friday Special in
WOmen'S Cotton Hose.

40 dozen pairs Women's In
grain Black Cotton Hose, with
white heels and toes and double
soles. Excellent quality.
$50; 3 pairs for SLIGO.
Regular value, soc.
And these remnants:
Is pairs Womens Gray Isle Thread Hose.
with lace ankles and double heels and toes;
sizes 8. 91s and 10. Reduced from soc to 25c
pair.
q pairs Wom@ns Boot Pattern Lisle Thread
Hose, black with pink. cardinal and red tops;
sizes and 10. Reduced from SIC to 25c pair.
Main floor. st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-05
Friday Special in
Mems and Young Mems Suits.

We offer two small lots (21 in
alb Mems and Young Mems
Suits at very decisive price reduc
tons. Combined are regulars
and stouts, sizes SO to ~, and
Young Mems sizes 81 to IS.
Most all are of lightweight
worsteds in neat effects of grays
and browns. New and perfec.
goods. cut in the latest models
and of fine quality fabrics.
Lot MEMS Suits, SAYS
each.
Regular price, $500.
Lot Young Mems Suits,
SII.75 each.
Regular prices. SI2.5o and $500.
Also two lots of Spring-weiglat
Worsted Trousers at a third less
than their real worth; light and
dark 'grays in choice,> well blended
stripes. The styles are very pop
ular, and all are exceptionally
we'll tailored and finished.
Lot I-$3o5 each.
Regular prices, $3.50 and $500.
Lot 2-S4.g5 each.
Regular prices, $3.50 and 5000.
And these remnants:
III r;v,oI
pattern: size &c. Reduced from $500 to $15JO
Ranproof Coats: dark gray and green striped
designs: correct in style: sizes 3S and 40 Re-
duced from $1,000 to $3.50 each.
Main floor, G st.
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Straight Shooting Now.
From the Springfield Republican.

Tn the, days of the Spanish war Cor
regidor Island was associated with inef-
fective craftsmanship, The War Depart
ment Is determined to have that strong
position in Manila harbor held more eff
GENTLY than when Dewey sailed into the
bay and has sent twenty companies Of
coast artillery. now stationed at Fort
Schuyler which have notable record
for artillery practice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-05
China Department.

Art Plaster War" Statue. slightly fmper-
feet Reduced from So 80 to 100
1 Richly Decorated French China Cracker Jar
SLIGHTLY impcrfeet Reduced from 500 to Sc
i decorated German China Salad Bowl. Re-
= decorated Austrian China Meat Dishes. Re-
duced from SIC to Acc each
/ Daintily Decorated French China Soup Tu-
reep Clipped. Reduced from $50 to $l.00.
Z Gold-and White Austrian China Pickle
Dishes Reduced from Toe to 33c each.
Decorated Austrian CHINA CAKE fatts. ''e-
ducel from SOC to BIC each.
/ Richly Decorate French China Cracker Jar
Reduced from $3.50 to $50
Daintily Decorated Frenrh CHINA chocolate
Pitcher Reduced from s. % TO $1.2s
Fifth floor. G 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-05
Friday Special in
Bows Suits.

Atwood Suits, of fancy mix
lures and plain blue serges, UNI
usually we'll tailored and at
tractively finished; Norfolk and
double breasted styles with
knickerbocker trousers sizes 6
to II.
Special price, $500 each.
Worth $3.50, $3.50 and $3.50.
And these remnants
II Refers. in rcd. navy blue and tan: sizes
Ga. >. 4. I. and II. Reduced from $500 and
$500 to $50 each.
II Washable Russian Blouse Suits good ma
tcri1s in neat patterns: sizes q 3 and l.. Re-
iuced from $3.50 and $3.50 TO $1.j0 each.
IL Washable Refers of white ducx. poplin
and linen; neatly braided sailor collars: sizes
y. to q. Reduced from $50, $685. and $500
to $3.50 each.
Third floor, Tenth st.
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Black Goods Department.

Az yds. TuSsah Royal PriestIe! ~. keuuced
from s. 2J to s.. 90 for pee.
5 yds. s5.inch Chiffon Wolfe dupins'. Re
s yds. a2.inclI Checked Wolfe Reduced from
ss2s to ss.S for M Tcs Bri,liautpc. Reduced
yds 42-inci Wool Marquisettc. Reduced
from $3.50 to $3.50 for pee.
Az yds 46-inch Al-silk Marquisette. Reduced
from $S.75 to $50 for pee.
Second floor, q st.
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Raby Carriage Department.

1 Rattan Hood Go-Cart, full roll; heavy
cushion; rubber tires. Reduced from $2c.So TO
i Full Roll Rattan Hood Go-Csrt. with re
movable corduroy cushions. Reduced from $1,000
to $500.
heavy rubber tires: reversible cushions. Res
duced from 5000 to $500.
Full Roll Rattan Hood Go-Cart. foot brake,
and adjustable foot and back. Reduced from
500 so to $3.50.
Sixth deer, G at. .sa~aa sA....s1nnra/
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A Familiar Voice.

Charley, DEAR, said young Mrs. Tork-
ms II think l know that umpire
"Indeed?"
Yes Whenever he says anything. it
sounds exactly like the way the brake
man on our train used to call off the
stations
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-05
Cotton Dress Goods.

(2N to yard Iei1gtHS.J
12xc Bates Seersucker. 10c yard.
I2ibc Printed Percaiei 1Oc yard.
l2Ec Batiste Lawn. Zoe yard.
i5c SIMPSONS Galatea. ,2lsc yard
lie a2-inch bingham ,2tac yaFi-
25c Mercerized Poplin, loc yaIsi
Axe Mercerized Joplin. 2ac yard
40c Seminole jacquard. Zoe yard
Second floor, G st.
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Rric.a.Brac Department.

o yvh,ta Narble Pedestals. reduced from s.. Oh
s.. xs on zach: reduced from $1,000 to ST.. 90
u bronze Elcctroler. slightly damaged Re-
hus'I p. ,su Figure, slightly damaged. Reduced
from Sl5Oa TO $500 go ,.,
Marble Head. Reduced from SIS 40 to 5000
Copper Jardjniere. Hednced from Si'.o' ~
/ Rronxe Elsctrolier, five lights Reduced from
S1h 90 to $500.
Main f1oor Eleventh ST.
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$I.oo each. Value, $1.5o.
Friday Special in
Robe Patterns.

"A small lot of Hand-embroider-
ed Robe Patterns, made of, a
medium-weight material; some
embroidered i'll white others with
a touch of color appliqued.
$3.75 each. Were $3.50.
Hamburg Dept. Main floor, G s..
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81 pairs Womens I6-button-length I.sle Suede
Gloves. in light blue. pink. gray and reseda:
! sizes 515, q. g.: and Z. Reduced from 81 90 to
| IL pairs Women's Two-cIasp Dark Green Gace
/ KiGskIn Gloves: sizes g, Gis and Ga Reduced
| from 81. 20 10 15c pair.
Main foor, u st.
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Crude. But Comforting.

You arc having a lot of fun with that
kite of yours said the neighbor.
Yes replied Ben Franklin, there
a great deal of satisfaction in getting a
little long distance electricity without
being told that the lines busy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-05

ment from active duty as president DR..
Gallaudet takes the affection Of all the
students and graduates of the Columbia
Institution and the high regard and re-
spect of those VINO have been associated
with him IN its management.