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New-York tribune., 1910-10-09

AZTTV he watched the smoke OF his cigar
l. doat upward in the moonlight until 1t
d~ifted t. a window among the vines. There
h.. v1s drow5ily aware OF a face, at least he
t5o,ght ne was. emerging from the shadows.
s, he sat up and looked around
Hello" said the face.
Rr-oJ,,. was sure he must hav- been dream
mo Was she really making an effort 10 be
friend1y2 "Hcllol" he replied
Are you lonely' ,,
Y How is your he1d'
Better, thank you. Isn't 1t heavenly
Great Won't yon come DOWN
Pm not" a pause. was SO tired
will YOU mind my looks
Il ro1,Ijn't See you anyway
Tbie promised well. She vanished, while
ba wondered if shed come. lie was sur
+,r,se5 and no. a little pleased at her con
- .lil-l.nlinn In a moment, shimmerlng IN
~ soft material, she iolned hum.
Did Won have enough to e"if Sile asked
'i'.'ll''' .Z"n' ,.. killed me with kindness, he
said You know m not us7'I ., ',I1 7,' u
thing miss the taste OF chcory III me coIles
md NV black pipe is Jealous OF ihiS rs. clgaF
WHY don't YOU smoke H. lIeli'
d" wouldnt dare
WHY W, ,.,,..,.
"Tibbott wouldn't approve You kho"
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wars BIG ~ NERAL.
SUeS IsIaBd Bartender Whs Nd HIs
share Toward % Win Wethsd.

Edward Wsy VIM had liN - on Coney
Island for thirty years and for the greater
psrt II that tiTne Was bartender in
various hojsls Was buried yesterday IN
Greenwood Cemetery The funeral pro-
C"ss'on was one Il the sargs-t that ever
.ett IN" island
Way was n y~ars old Ne vas taken
~ Nth tuberculosis Of the stomach
year ago week ago his phvsicians
told him that he had hut a feE DAYS more
a. live
On r~o~Iving thru information Way
vent out and bought plot in Gr"-n-
wrod Then no visited kowshi n Jent-
- undertaking place on CoDey Island
and made arrangements for his funeral
From tho undertaking place he crossed
the stree; 20 George Dttos tailoring rtora
ard ordered "A Tuxedo suit "a h. done
within a week otto asked when he GoIld
The tailor could send u up 90 his rom at
soon as ~ was done that he vas only
going 20 wear the snit once and " didn't
m itter much how " fitted The tailor
~d y Way wanted the suit for the
No Wsy replied. for the Green
woods
otto dldn know ~ho the Greenwood.
wore
tod hun
Wav di~i on Tuesday He funeral yes
held from the undertaking place The
Rev Z " KIt1unever ~ ~ paul'a Iyuth-
aran Church. m tho island. road the
service
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SENATOR COBB SILENT.
DerIlRe- TO Discuss ReiSSris Thai NIlas %
20 Ne Mh1Ira sslsesi.

ALBANY, March ~. senator George n.
Cobb. the new Republican leader Of the
State senate. declined to-day to discuss
either Jeports or strong innuendoes from
Washington ana elsewhere that the pro-
graTnms has already been prepared by
which the forces arrsyed against senator
Root and Gov. Hughes m the Legislature
were to whitswash senator Aids. senator
Cobb Vas also noncommittal - TO the
prohabls cours- 20 bs pursued when
s.nator Josiah r. Newcousb Of Manhattan
gets his resolution. calling for a general
inv, 1T igation Of all the graft charges
crossing out Of the Aids Investigation
ont Of the tinanc,, Committee and before
the senate
Senator Cobbs close friends IA the
Legislature. however. are no, a. con-
soTvarIVe ~ this time a. Inc new kepubli-
can le sds.r him.-'t appears 90 ba One VI
,ue senator tTIenur a. he capital saio
to- hay that senator OUo was A. ANXIOUS
ana A. earliest A. senator i,Oot Ur Gov
~ Ig,I.- Ur auy ether diicgei moral up
ntt-f 1T the party have cOrrup-
tIpa az Albany vNpOs@d. Uut thai he
,tid ups Intent % JssrtniJ n delay Of the
Legislature work IA orasI tIaC the gen
-rai t'Imors anu statements MADE since
the Ans trial D-gan Co'il0 - gone INTO
and an ~, est. gatiuu negun winch wound
probably A,-p TIE L-gIsiature here al
uumTCT
'>e.atur IoDh friends saw that the son
ale atrer teels = good deal Sne same a.
~D.4an-r ~ tcsNUfin. that toe l~gisia ftire
-rouiu uOt ne sszsI - maze any general
nav %-tI CATION without even a. nuCh a. a
-peCiF 'harE- f~tng maze against any
m-rntCr II me present vT past legl>ia
lures
in. or,l,, atatsnspt that senator Cohb
y ouic rla ke to-day vas that ne hoped To
-.-e the Legislature getting down to legle-
a'iV~ business next week He has already
alled fot o. tDniercn-e ~ The frlenda q nd
opponents ~ the Governors pollcles,
esI .,',sily the direct nominations propo-
sitton. tor neat Nesh md senator Cobb
i.els c.1n TdsD' that n" can bring about
results 'na' viii 10 unusually satisfactory
~ HuEh~s SENATORS seem - view every
thiuE IpWsNet win an eve ~ su@piciuu
md thew are not entirely satisfied TINT
Senator ',bb - going - maze good 80
ssriy DO ,ir -.rg"
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BikERS PREPaRE 10 SrRIkE
o. Demands Tor More PsS and shorter
Heuss Are Not Wet

A nass meeting ~ iourneym~n bakers
under the auspices ~ locals IOO ina ie7
lao and ms II the JouTnevu1en Bakers
and 7nfSc'iouers international linton
was held Yesterday AZ the Manhattan
Lyreun ~ Past Fourth street to pr--
pare tor making demands for higher
wages - go INTO effect on Nav and ~
b~ enforced nv = general strike " they
ara refused
The demands AFFECT IOoo Jewish bakers
and ZOO bakers NJ other natIonalules
The Jewish bakers demand 3, q week
increase N wages and ten hour work
day The others demand an increase
m wages Of ~ week and q nine hour
workday The demands viii be for
malIy submitted to all the EMPLOYERS
during the ftrr' week oi April
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rWO NEsROES LYNcHED.
strung - IN Front SG Arkansas SaE'
Mouse- v oman Mhlpned.

MENPHIH Tenn March IL Bob Austin
and ChArli" Richardson. negroes. were
lynched ~ Marion. Ark ~ n clock the
morning IN front of tho CI1tt@nden county
court house for having participated m =
Jail delivery IN which thirteen prisoners
sscapei Richardson wss m isilRwaitIng
trial for murder
charley Jones. another negro. JAILED
for st.ehng escaped "" d, l,einG huntsd
by an armed mob " found h" will be
brought hack 10 Marion and lynChsd with
ME wife Bessie Jones. who -nugglad th.
saws into the Jail with which the prisoner,
- we'd their way out
The mob began to gAi her a. the is'l
~ midnight Judge smith plead with
them to l..t the Law take uE course hu,
HE voice waa drowned and even h@ va
shF,-t-us-d ~ ~ clock masked men
appeared on IN. str~sss The dspui -
we're ovsrpowe I'D End . piece 81 railroad
iron waA used 10 batter down tho jsfl door
Richardson WIS IN" only man IN the
jAil Austin had teen spirited away
and Was unds guard az the home Of a
deputy A part 81 the mob went ~ the
house and forced m" deputy to deliver
hts TT soneT
Richardson ws4 brought 70 the court
hous~ yard and ssk~d tn toll the name
~ the pe son who gave III" -sws ~ 'hs
prisoncrs He saId that B.ssie Jones' had
.hpped tho ~ wS through window
right members IT the mob went To
Mrs Joncs'- hous~ tad her hands aud
brought her ~ the court house yPrd
Thss mob tried tn fore" a confession
from IN. three prisoners by LAYING thom
over a bsrrel and heating them nth ?
heavy Leather strap.
Tn. woman. half dad. VA DRAGGED
70 the jail and ropes were nut around
the necks ~ tho two men In another
yn,nufa thay were awning In a I,u.b ~ !.
sycamore tree directly oppos 90 the County
Judges private once
Tho holden were left hanging until long
after daylight Gangs ~ negroes were
driven 10 the court house yard and told
20 take . look AZ their comrades
The Coroner held an inquest and Rava
q verdict that the men came 20 their desfh
nv a,licide
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HERtTLOSy> CoNFERENCE.
President Ta'' amt I.o, Bushes q" I'd.
drr~s u Tss-siRy

ALHsNv March - Pr~parat ions mak
l0g flr tlts. arr &c every "a 80 ~ tuber-
,.uInsis nv 1878 ware discussed to-day ~
'h- opening session m Albany ~ the
annual conference ~ local committees
IN tho rrs, snticn 81 tuberculosis. which
convention - to- no addre-sed here TO-
rnovrow Nv Prss,dsn' Taft. TOY. Hughes
and Joseph n Ch"aie Abou' SOo dele
gates are m Albany to-day representing
III actions ~ the state With Homer
Folks. secretary ~ the Sta's association,
~ charge
t.dv said - the conference that tho
r"cen' iaw requiring compulsory re
DoItIng. supervision and repatriation ~
tuberculosis Ca~ss should - placed
slorK-ide tho family Bible and read
raIRinuslv every dsy Others who ad-
dr@@.4d rha conference were Dr Henry
I. + shaw ~ ilbAny. Dr. n. W Cary of
Troy Mes NINA lAntz ~ Geneva and
MISE Esh~i Van B-nthuysen ~ Albany
Zach discussed q different agency neces-
sa-v tor prevention ~ the disease and
4.rlsred that = one failed TO do its par
'he uhole machinery would h tempo
AMY incapact'sted
open ar schools for ell school children
VNrs sdyc~sted ~ the conference and
banquet ~ tuberculosis =oFke7s AZ me
Ten EvcL to-nighi Nv Dr. George W
C,olsr health ofNcer ~ Rochester. and
aonard Y Ayr~s. Fssocis'~ director ~
,rs d~pa v'men' ~ child hygiene ~ the
RUSSELL sage Foundation tuberculosis
vas declared ~ 10 school problem
9Th an annual lose ~ millions N wasted
education With ~ p~V cent n the school
children physIcslly incompetent and with
IA -,iiy any attempt being made az teach
iNc the danger ~ consumption
More than 20 per cent. 81 school chill
drsr are physical incompetsnts.- said
M G;clsr. because they have defects
- eve ear. nose. throat and teeth. be
r.,l@e they suffer from enlarge glands.
the result or the accompaniment 81 ton
-,Is and adenotds. because they have
nd Ra.fro intestinal Diseases % early
infancy. the infectious fevers such AZ
measles. whoOp,ng cough. scarlet fever
and diphrheria.
Or Golfer ssid every school room should
~ opened mp. and suggested lea wing
the top sash ont ~ all windows.
Dr Oscar n Rogers 81 Workers demon
't4tAd that tuberrulo~is - a roor man .
disease md that - per cent. 81 the adult
r1pui4tioB ~ the COUNTRY among the
working classes die ~ " He therefore
strongly urged that the children NJ the
pubic schools especially those IN the
lower grsdes no taught its danger
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COLORED GSDPLAIV NJ UTERINE
OOerrs ~ HsbSEsu e sneern arrested ON
EranN l-harGe

Revenue officers -wooped down m the
plant ~ ths HUDSON Buiterir~ Company
~ 10 Thirteenth street Hoboken. yevtsr-
day. and arrested Frsn a. Person. preSi-
dent and manager. and three employees
On "A charge of having -ent ont colorasI
products STAMPED ~ uncnlor~d matter
IN violation Of the law n ia claimed that
butterins stamped -uncolored" wa.
treated with "a ralEn oil prppara ION nd
only "A qusrte ~ cent taN Per pound
was paid on a.. ~hSreez - cOlOr~d matter
the tau should have be-u 20 cents r.~r
pound
Tho revenue Oficers held the working
force in the plant aad mad. AL hands
keep quiet until the men no were wanted
came in one by one and were pinched
The president ~ the company smphati-
oally denied that the concern had heen
defraudtng the Government
United States Commissioner Rove IN
5eFssy CITY nsEt Thursday.
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VINE WAGE AGREEMENT soON
Union 20 Hold sns eatisn and Authorize
wage q sw,u,ittee 90 settle

CINCINNATI. March Is-The JOIN, esn
ference ~ the operators and UNION miners
~ Ohio. Indiana and western Pennsvl.
van,A received . report this sf.erno~H
~ the JOINT scale COMMITTEES that the
are unable TO reach an agreement
Tonight the wage issues again reached
the sub--cale COMMITTEES. having be~H
referred 10 " nv the JOINT wags committee
he subcommittee later adjourned until
Monday
the National Mine Workers will aga
meet and the programme tonight - fc'
tbs convention. The highest authoT''v
NJ the Union miners to give 20 lie sca
committee unlimited power 60 art. Tbs
move will " - believed by many. op~n
the way for q speedy and peaceful al
ton ~ the wage problem
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GREEK GAMES AT BARNARD
a. AS az f9T: WINS FROW 1919
~ CLISSH STRt G6LE.


The freshman and spphotn ore Glasses
81 Barnard College pat On their Greek
robes yesterday afternoon 20 give the
proper Atmosphere {" the annual Iira~k
games Thompson gymnasium. wheva
the ceremonies and athletIr events were
held. MAS crowded Ivy the students. thei-
Friends md member Of the faculty
There the altar ~ which the pre~idents
~ tho CiasseS at VAS erected and around
~ 81 the rpw - faculty udge-
The main event ~ the afternoon wsa the
original Greek chorus and dsnoe which
WIS won by IN" freshmen specisl laurels
going To Dorothy Ih-ss.nsn and limo
gen" Ireland. who c"mpu-ed the dance
and the Music
Freshmen clad ~ dark green flowing
roh~s and barring laurel branches m Their
hands represented forest N which
eight green clad htn'To---.s arrnsd With
bows and arrows danced IN Interpretation
ot the hunt Nile p ylova vt the Metro
politan Opera House So. ono ~ ths. n, a.
Interested srs,'t tors - ih. drDce
ioning IN with IN" 'h"srIng classes IN
her enthusiasm
The rest ~ rho event were afhIetfr
with the execution II n. lvri~ cante-t
which went - 1912. With frs' honar-
~ tleanore MyaT-. .e.rnd - 'hris.
tine Shertpn and tu.rd ~ J.u~,jis
Mord~caI A. usual! the faculty .uf
fsret a. the hands ~ the u,-.'-
In the athletic events the torch race
earned out With utmost truth ~ shs
Oreek ldeal. vent 20 iai? The disc,Is went
- 1872. Miss Gleason was first MiRa Veg
ener second and Miss NiGand third
1913 won -~cnnd place m the still race
whsrs almost eveTyh rdy fell over every
body else In fact 1872 carried ~ all the
events and won m" games with q scrre
- " 20 ~
The upper classes were packed away
by themselves IN the gallery Here are
some ~ the yellr Nth which th~y chseret
IN the contestlnts
,chan'ea soiou 'leon Helen o'rrr-
~ cuthup smg~to-
sulhdoE BULLDOG uhIie ant green
MI 10 So7h. iais
The Eophs had this one
1913. Venus Adonis
lsiN. Sopt. 40 upon w.
Nenorhor
reshiss rgh' N
>ocrANs lrripIdss me- - Foar-s
some NJ the members ~ The faculty
acted a. judges aud the Greek fances
and sthle'ic f~ats we're Judged by Prof
Cha rles Knapp Miss Hubbard Or Wilhelm,
Brown. p y Rsnnsr Mas Weeks Nies
GildsrsIesvs. Miss Juliet Points and Dr
Brown
The COMMITTEES N charge ~ the affair
were from 1917. Edifh Morris. chairman
Anna HallocL Mildred Ham burzsf Lucille
Mnrd~caI Pearl Rllph Glsdya Lsge-
Madeline R'In1el Dorothy Cheeaemsn
Helen Dana Gertrude Morris. Alena
stern, Mary Stewart. general supervts0r
Miss NaTgaret Calhoun
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SEEk ARBITRATION.
BusIdsng Trades UnIe1~ Seek 20 End
seeamutters' P1ght

II was stated Yesterday that Eve 81 the
unions IN the building trades which want
70 see the trouble between the steam, q.
htters and their employers ended have
decided 60 ask thai the general srbttra
ton hoard Of the Building Trades EN-
plover~ Association and tho unions he
convened to -ee n the trouble cannot he
arbitrated Three of these unions have
already ofiicially acted on the matter and
will -,gn the application and the other
two union- viii pass resolutions 10 aiRn
u whom their regular fneetings take place
on Monday
Tho general arbitration board can ba
convened on an application signed bv
representatives or five of the unions or
five oT the trade associations of employers
under the arbit "a tion plan.
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s~~ EsssbHsh,nG . N-~ Ar'IcIe .. thv
lien Baw

ALBANT March IS senator Stlllwell
Of The HFonS hss h,ll changing the
name 81 the Normal College ~ the CITY
81 New YORK 20 the Hunter College ~ the
city of New York
Assemblyman Merritt introduced a hill
TODAY este hliahng = new article IN the hen
law which provides for a tort creditors
hen On street aud steam railroads. IL
proviCer that where = judgment has
heer obtained against a road for personal
INJURIES or d-mag" 70 property nv tho
wron Rful pct NJ the corporation eitler
IN the coBstTuCtion ~ opeTIti0n 81 the
road " -hru ~ len against tho real
property n the company and preferred
claim this swing u being wiped ont M
the event Of the ro.,d going INTO the hand
~ receiveF. - Nss Illustrated when
the New YORK city traction companies
went into the hands of receivers
Asssmblyman Cof'ey ~ Nsstch@ster
has q ball creating a hoard ~ water zupplv
tor Mount Vernon. which ~ ~ decide
whstheT the CITY - ~ determine lie own
supply or contract with New York CITY
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EN-Gs, E.Iesyr ~ Ssvrn CarOlsna VISITS
ssst. HugRae~.

ALPGSY March ~. EK-Gov r O.
Glenn ~ North Carolina. who has been
or a SPA king tour NJ tho North In she
ln'srest ~ the Anti-Saloon League. paid
h,S rs~p-Cts 90 Gov Hughe- to-day and
hen introduced delegation from Chsr-
lntte y e who were IN Albany 20 invite
The Governor 20 attend a con vention IN
that city IN April under the auspices % the
Greater Charlotte Club IN the interest
~ the industrial growth Of their section
Coz Hughes said he could not give A
definite reply 20 the invitation Al tina time
The North Car0linians included D. A
IOmpktns, W. 3 Lee and 2. p Colen.
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R.U. sssn~ss ~ CO., Vsushe..
ALEsNy. March ~ Gov. Hughes has
signed the following bslls

ALEiNy, March ~ GOV HuEhes has
signed the following bslls
~ Sv~~t's. appropriating 500 ~ ~ bs
svp~Hde4 IN the construction ~ buildings
for m. Os~eGO S's's Normal and Training
- hoo'
senator tnlsraOn's. extending for = yesr
th~ tiue IN Whi-h tho report may b~ made
20 tho Lesisiaiute by the legislative COM
migtes bich arranged for tho celebration
81 The lake Champla,n iegcentensrv and
sufhori/inR the u-e ~ uneNpended portion
Ut The stage appropriation for the erec-
uOn of permanent memorial IN the valley
81 Lake IhamDlain to samuel 10 Cham
plain
AT Nerrttts. apprOprtatinE sst 80 for
salaries and expenses Of The stats lnauF-
anre Department Horetofors the eNpendi-
turss 81 the inNIFah~s Department have
hen paid by pro rata assessments on the
various Insurance companissA
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seventy five memhers II me PHI Delta
Theta fraternity go, together last night
~ the Hotel Manhattan for the annual
dinner ~ the local alumni Lamar Hardy
vas tnnstmaeter. The other speakera
were william y Compton. Richard Henry
Little, James &. McReynolds, who talked
on The Pubiic'a Attitude Toward the
Trusts and Edward Emerson.
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Eas,IIan y, Ifnsn,t,I

Patrick NcCaulsy - varrs ~ ~ M
West Sixtisth street. . night vratchnan
was found dead ~ .u frs way ~ fhs
Sloane Ms'eru'r " ~ .. - Ftft-- ninth
street and Amsterdam 1vsnu. lazf oven
inR nv nurse and IN ELEVATOR hoy ~ the
hospitil pr g. " phsip, -aid 4esth
vas dus - 20 fr.rfIrs y tL- h4-.a ~ ht-
skull i r- -ugr.1ssd the the MAN TELL
over the stone vsll 80 no inner -tda -
the hospIt7l dv',av4v
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VIZ, rhar va, p.r.ra Su,,

Tn Apls'lft' D,vi-,Hu ~ me Supreme
4 oIrt rsver-.d r..'.Utrv rrs Judgment
obtained ~ ~ 'N.a T.Irna TI-nIItop
r "a inst Mrt MI. ias~ t.r $3.50 Tor
service - siauI-' 90 30 Va 81 fvt.t
DR. Hlnilf1r <Y' the iudEr.r' o.. de-
Stult h..'..urs No Z HIITt waIild nv aar-ltt
Mr. Ihsw Z. Gtsr g IN .'Insprfea .Usv-a~
The ADpeil't. I'tvision Ue-rliT- NJ THAI
20 serve ha- amended ru= Wer .fl.,.I.rrpy
that - 49, - me amount dem 0isi up :.
EaaU md
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IusulIgrstlsH Commissioner SAYS The,
Adr.it the Z nasaMNeN.

Admit the 0aaaHHed
steamship companies With agencies AZ
this porf were somewhat Disturbed yea
tsrday nv q typewriter circular from
william Williams, immigration Commits
sioner ~ Wills leland The Commissioner
declared that the Governments had been
forced ~ debaT an unusually large mum
her Of immigrants IN the last several
months and that he was inclined TO
az tribute the trouble 10 the fact that the
agents abroad are accepting immigrants
for transportation without adequate in
auiry as 60 whether or not they are
qualified 10 land upon arrival
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-19

will publish today = numl~r o' SPECIAL
articles etoTIes and ske'~hnr Ono e
them will eel ~ about THE Ma GrTAr
6EAGATI planned for tho nnafrop0If.
which when the project - compls'sd
wiIl make the greatest haTbor 'pr the
greatest city IN the worids history
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-19

Paiatina IN TtntS By BaliouT ksr
4 "Sussn ClexR Story ~ Anne Warner
SERIAL Stories by EliEAb-tn Stuart Phelps
and luliet Nlboy Tompktns
4 owe story by tsouVefneuf NorTis
That Hrght spring DAY April love
Song
A panCs Abound the Nay.Pels
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The Nasic student n America
nv " illiam Armstrong
Margaret y. ~ana.tcr's HOWE Page
Twelve tolumns Tor Chtidten
How - Establish Dav NuvseTv
Old Gardens - tue CoaneCticut
Valley
The American Paris
MiffuFs and TTAys
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Swiss-Ribbed
Underwear


Swiss-ribbed Cotton or Isle
Thread Vests, low neck and
sleeveless; some have net fronts
and medallion centres; Others
have lace-trimmed fronts; also
plain tops; regular sizes.
Our regular price. l9c 20 ~
24c; special at ......... 1(c
Swiss Ribbed Isle Thread
Vests, low neck and sleeveless:
trimmed with imported hand
crocheted fronts and silk tape.
Our regular price 44c 10 %
acc; special at ...... Z0C
wiss-Ribbed Isle Thread
Union Suits, low neck and
sleeveless; umbrella drawers,
trimmed with lace.
Our regular price 49c; OF
special at .......... -
Swiss-ribbed Isle Thread
Union Suits, low neck and
sleeveless; extra fine quality,
trimmed with French Valen-
ciennes and silk tape.
Sold elsewhere at 7Sc: our Al
price soc; special ..... 49,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-31
August Blanket Sale

.rge Quantities Of Blankets from the leading Eastern and Cali
orna mlsbeautu specimens from France
nd possessing Blanket goodness saving Of about
twenty-five per eenare the attractions Of this special August
Eastern Blankets. white with borders medium ght
well bound:
SOFIA inches, value special pair.
@x4 inches value spe.ial s23i pair
Berkshire" Voc" blankets, white pink
twentyhv
Coz 20 inches. value special pair
7ox 20 inches value &OO; special s3.s pail.
blue border forty
cent wool long staple filing
cox inches value special pair
7o1 80 inches, value AS special pair.
Plaid
wool and wool finished fancy edges:
90 70 inches, value a So special 81 a
@H 80 inches, value special a pair
FOX ~ inches. value a pair
Red star" California Blankets; mxed
cotton to prevent the Blankets from shrinking carefully
Numbered they shrink little a.
inches; similar quality sold elsewhere q
Austrian single Robe Blankets; plain block o.
blue lavender green yellow. oxso inches special
sample Bankets nearly three hundred Sample Blankets
rud or sood-ncludug domestic French and Austrian lines
hId I'n fhIS IrsHiiy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-31
S1.OO Petticoats at 79c

Cambria tops; three styles:
Tucked dounoe, finished with embroid-
cred RUNE; another with different en-
broidery.
lawn hounce. hemstitCh~l into wide
tucks and deep hem.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-31
S1.OO Drawers at 79c

Cambria: French back; lawn ruffie
inserted with rows OF embroidered
lawn and Gerytln valenciennes-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-31
Sl.5O Chemises at 99c

Skirt-length Chemise; low-necked
Joined 10 Swiss open-work yoke by
row of veining: fase-edged rune at
hem.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-31

Like above skeirhn
Crepe cloth, low round neck dsin-
THY finished with ribbon-rln imita-
ton C!unv Lace, Easily laundered.
No ironing just wash, dry, and
shake.