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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-13
GEORGE A. SCHMELZ
LEFT HALF-MILLION

HAMPTON, VA. January 1.-the
estate of the late George a. Schmelz
Is valued at half million OF dollars.
in addition to which there liz life in
surance of $4,000. The deceased
banker left no will. Henry Lane
Schmelz, the surviving member of the
firm OF SchmelZ Brothers, and John
Garland Pollard of Richmond. on
yesterday qualified as administrators
and the estate will be divided equally
between the five children. The bank
ing business of the deceased will be
conducted by the surviving member
of the firm. Henry l.. Schmelz.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-13
SAYS THIRTEEN IS
HER LUCKY NUMBER
fG.antla4sea from First, Page.

.Aanssa@4"& from First Page )"".
l1lpa line was discernible. Prosecutor
--taaEIand tried TO show that Hupp in
huenced Sehenk To go To the dentist,
but the court would not admit the
evidence.
The witness said he was convinced
the bipe line indicated some disar-
fangement OF the system Instead of
gum disease. on the cross examina-
ton Attorney Boyce. for the defense,
tried 10 get the dentist 10 say the line
might have resulted from stomach
trouble.
MOT altogether" the witness re-
piled.
Arsenic I'm Water.
Professor J. w. sMaiIett, head OF the
chemistry department Of the Univer-
sits of Virginia. was put on the stand
n tell Of the analysis Of the suspected
samples ri Sehenks drinking water.
Hound the water contained ar
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-13
GRAIN DEALERS VICTORY
OVER TRUNK LINES

WASHINGTON. January ls.--
Grain dealers won victory over the
Western trunk lines to-day, when the
latter abandoned an ATTEMPT TO raise
grain rates per cent. Tne proposed
increase had been suspended by the
interstate commerce commission ana
the railroads gave notice to-day they
would not press for an increase but
would continue the old rate.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-13
GENERAL LATROBE
DIES OF PNEUMONIA

BALTI MORE, MD, Jan. t3.-Gen-
cral Ferdinand e. tatFahe. seven
times Mayor of Baltimore, died at
i:@h O'Clock to-day, following an at
tack Of pneumonia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-13

Chicago, Ill, Jan. 13, 1911
The leading futures to-day ranged as
I follows s,e.~ s.-''.- "' - 'N'~5-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-13
= tIf,S.


5000 Va. old SIS at sra 1000 Va
Centuries at ssh
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-08

They had planned tIp arUunu lnc
world, but the trio had longing r,r
Hawaii nci'' and decided to return
as quickly as possible to the islands.
4 4 4
Mr.. Donald Ross will return u
California IN time to enter the au-
tumn term Of the University Of Cali
fornia.
Miss Marjorie Gilman will leave
Honolulu In August rrr Rn ton. Mass
where she will enter IN the fall term
ut Dana Han. Miss Gilman rs ono
of the social ravoritcs IN Honolulu,
AMI will bc missed during her years
absence at the Coast.
Mrs. Gustav SChacrcr has been the
recipient of many flowers during her
brief Illness at the Queens Hospital
None of the young matrOns are more
popular than Mrs. Schacicr and her
many friends are delighted that she
will Dc cup and around" very shortly
4 4
Mr.. Y. :, DE Nike Of Bakersfield
Cat, announces the engagement of his
daughter Lulu to Mr. Wallace Bratton
Of Manila Miss DE NH" has made her
home in Honolulu FOR the past four
years.
4
DIR. and Mrs. Raymond and Miss
4
I tlupalakua Ranch. on Maui, where
they win spend two months Mis-,
Hattie and Miss Mary Lucas are ac-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-08

t ouIHnyiug tIDtu and will bp their
-ursts r,,. six works
Miss Sara Lucas will leave ON tbe
Sierra, with her grandmother Mrs
Richardson on r,utn 4, p,e,,n
Mass. where she will visit Mr. and
Mrs Ch,tlcs Gordon Bcpne,t Tho
former IL instructor of music in the
Boston Conservatory. In the spring
of 1912 Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett arc
concentrating trim to Paris where
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-08

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chosnov an,or,,,,od about TWENTY
svo ~ ,,o,r ,,,ands =, ,hoir home IN
uo,n,sd,v o,onin, rho o,,ortaip-
mon, was n,von IN honor If Miss
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10th If San Eraro,so, Tho srst mart
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=, ,,, aan.,,,.,.n 80 n,h,,h nrizes
VOC ,w,r,,o, MIC Ennn,o uoogs
war , hoan,,s,,, s,,,o ,r,,on hox and
Misc ,i,yo, p,on,,nd beautiful
h,ndroroh,o, ~ Thos. troubles
wnra mon IN nmnss,rn contrasts Mr.
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-08

and winter entertainments have been
singularly handsome in their original
ity. Among those who attended
Thursday evenings dinner were Ma
jor and Mrs. Edward J. Undertake.
Commander Jephson of the Challeng-
er, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Frederick
Wall, Captain and Mrs. John Stuart
Johnson, and Miss Agnes Walker.
4
Mrs. IIouvh's Dinner.
Pale pink bigonas and Australian
maidenhair fern ornamented the din
ner table Thursday evening, when
covers were laid for ten. The guest
cards were artistically done in wa
ter colors. The center of the table
was banked with bigonias and ferns.
Boutonnieres Of violets for the men.
and corsage bouquets made of the
same variety of flowers were at each
place and were worn during the eve
ming. Thursday night the Royal IIa-
waiian Band played at the Seaside
Hotel. The dinner was given in the
large dining room overlooking the
sea. The music during dinner made
a pleasant diversion. Those who en-
joyed this pleasant entertainment
given by Mrs. and Miss Hough were
Miss Mary Cation, Miss Emma Lyons,
Miss Rennie Cation, Lieutenant
Vaughn, Mr. Richard Cation. Mr..
Henderson, Mr.. Percy Cleghorn, and
Lieutenant Burrell.
4 4 4
Mr.. and Mrs. JamlesOn's House Party.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Il. Jameson enter
tanned at Hanamau bay at week.
end party in honor of their sister
Miss Jameson, from New Zealand
who is visiting them in their Manoa
Valley home. The party drove out to
this beautiful home situated near KO-
ko Head and enjoyed the hospitality
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jameson on Satur.
day and Sunday. Among those who
enjoyed this outing were Mr.. ant
Mrs. Jameson. Mrs. James Hough
Miss Jameson. Miss Helen Hough
Mr.. Percy Cleghorn, and others.
4 4 4
Mrs. Hcpburn's Luncheon.
Mrs. Harry Marlin Hepburn wal
one of this weeks luncheon hostesses
The table decorations were carried
out with graceful sprays of the COLDER
shower, which Is so beautiful at thi'
time of the year The place card'
we're inscribed with the hostess
monogram in gold. Among thos'
present were Mrs. Harry Marlin Hep
burn, Mrs. Joseph Sheedy, Mrs
James Judd. Miss Dwinell of Sal
Francisco, Miss Vera Damon and Mis-
Cordelia Gilman.
4 r +
Mr.. and Mrs. Wllder's Supper.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wilder enter
tanned informally at their beacl
home Sunday evening in honor O
Captain Farquar of the English cruis
err Kent. The sweet scented Ha
waiian Pamaria blossom, cOmbine'
with MALE, made pretty table dec
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-08

the patronage OF H. S. II. Prince Fran
els of Tcck. the Earl OF kilmorcy,
Her Grace the Duchess Of Portland and
many others.
who was ~ popular with ilon,lulu's
musical set appeared on the same pro-
gram with Miss Blackstone, in thi,
last concert in London. Miss Black
stone will give a recital in Honolulu
later in the season.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-08

Miss Sylvia blackstone the Austri-
liam contralto arrived here from sgd
ncy on the last steamer ani will re-
main until July 10Th.
Miss Blackstone has had the adj
vantage Of English aud Continental
experiences, having studied with Ma.
dam Grass Morris, the eminent teach
or of vocal culture. In her last con.
cert In England she appeared under
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-08

Grafton. Among those who enjoyed
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wilder's hos
pitality were Captain FarIuar of II.
NJ. S. Kent, Professor and Mrs. NJ. M.
Scott, Mrs. Holmes of Oakland. Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. f. Prosser, Miss Wittc of
California, Miss Marion Scott, the
British Consul Ralph q. Forster.
Lieutenant Guyler, U. s. n, and 9TH
ers.
Mrs. Charles Bnldwin's Luncheon.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Charles
Baldwin entertained in honor of Mrs.
William Murdoch and Mrs. william
Baldwin of Maui. The setting for the
pretty affair was Charley Baldwin's
artistic new bungalow in Manoa Val
ley. The luncheon was very pretty,
but extremely informal Covers were
arranged for six. Among those pres
cnt were Mrs. Duncan Murdoch, Mrs
William Baldwin of Haiku, Maui
Mrs. George Kinney Of Kahuku, Mrs.
Il. d. Baldwin, and others.
Mrs. Gardncr I'iIdcr's Dinner.
Last evening Mrs. Gardner Wilder
gave a dinner party at her home, 1904
Anapuni street, in honor Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gerrit p. Wilder. Later in the
evening the party motorcd to the
Colonial Hotel, where they attended
! DR.. and Mrs. James Judd's dancing
party. Those present at the dinner
we're Mrs. Gardner Wilder. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Alexander J. Campbell, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Gerrit Wilder. Major and Mrs
Edward J. Undertake. and others.
4 4 4
Captain Forsythc's Dinner.
Captain Forsythe of the Fifth Cav
airy gave dinner Tuesday at tn,
University Club in honor Of Captain
\ Falls. U. S. A. The dinner was II
the nature Of Farewell" as tn
guest of honor left Thursday on tn
transport Sheridan for the mainland
Miss Fannie lioOg's Dancing Party.
The Harvard colors of red an
white will be utilized In the decora
tons for the dancing party that is /
be given by Miss Fannie Ioogs a
her residence on Makiki street. Tn
event is to he in honor of her brother
Mr.. William Hoogs, who recently re
turned from Harvard, where he
taking course of studies. A mum
Der of Harvard pennants will be in
trOduced In tho decorations. TIL
programs are artistic affairs tie
with red and white ribbon. At hal
after ten a delicious buffet suppe
will he served. Among those VIII
will be present are Miss Fanni
Hoogs, Miss Marjorie Gilman, Mis-
Jessie Kennedy, Miss Cordclia Gil
man, Miss Juliette Anterior, Mis-
Ruth McChesncy. Miss Laura Athel
ton, Miss Belle McCorriston, Miss I
White. Miss Ruth Richards, Mis-
Ethel Mckenzie. Miss Martha Nc
! Chesney. Miss Marguerite Creighton
Miss Margaret Restarick, Miss Made
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-08

man In New York city, where they
reside. Miss McChesney is not only
very pretty but Is very popular ami
will be greatly missed II Is to be
hoped that she will rot carry out her
plan of remaining away for year.
On her way to New York she viii
stop in Alameda aud make two
weeks visit with her patcrnal grand
father aud grandmother.
Mr.. Richard Cat on who returned u
few weeks ago from Boston Tech.
will give small and informal dan
ing party Wednesday evening 10 his
friends az his home on Ninau street.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Tenncy Peck, Mrs
A. Newton Lock ami Master Newton
Peck are leaving today for Kahalt,
where they are planning to occupy
the Cecil Brown place until schoui
opens. Mr.. and Mrs. Peck will very
likely give "a number of weekend
parties. They are such universal
fayoritcs that even during the two
months that they will be away their
absence will be felt in society circles
Captain Gaunt of the English
cruiser, after a short illness, returned
and took command of his ship Thurs
day. On account of ill-health the
Captain has been unable to pirtic-
pate In the numerous social pleasures
that had been planned for him.
4 4
The ladies' of Fort Shaltcr have
discontinued their reception days dur
ing the summer months. bat viii be at
home to their numerous friends on
the first Friday in October.
Colonel Wilder. commandant of
Leilohua, spent Thursday and Friday
OF this week in town and has been
extensively entertained by his numcr-
Gus friends.
Mrs. Duncan Murdoch Is conva-
lescing after a serious operation for
tumor at the Queens Hospital. aud
for the pact week has bcen stopping
with DR.. and Mrs. William Baldwin
at their home in Manoa Valley. Mrs.
Murdoch left yesterday for her home
on Maui.
| Mrs. c. y. Wood and young son an /
| daughter are spending the month al
July on the wndward side of the
island. DR.. wood motors over fire.
quently and enjoys the cool climate
that the other side of the island al.
fcrds.
! Mr.. S. NJ. Damon, after a prolonged
D., Illness In the Queens Hospital, re.
i turned to his home on Nuuanu avenue
this week, and Is feeling more like
his old self.
Major and Mrs. Walcutt have beer
! visiting the Misses Hartwell in thci,
, valley home. They left Thursday oi
the transport Sheridan. bound 70
; Washing on, u. C.. where the Maio
will attend school. Although this gal
liant officer was promoted recently /,
Major, he Is still stationed in tn,
Fifth Cavalry, and IL that regimen
is shattered nj Lcilchua II year from
: now, Major and Mrs. Walcutt vii
return to Schohcld Barracks.
4 4 r
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lewis and thei
! son. Donald, will return In August
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-08

line Ross, Miss Ruth soper, Miss
Myrtle Schumaup, Miss Hazel Buck
land, Miss G. Mclean, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Nichol, Mr.. William Hoogs,
Mr.. Robert Thompson, Mr.. Dave Lar
son, Mr.. Robert McCorriston. MIR.
Frank Hoogs, Mr. Jack Guard, Mr..
William Oudekirk, Mr.. Reynold Nc
Grew, Mr.. Harold Gear, Mr. Cyril
Hoogs, Mr.. Atherton Richards, Mr..
Richard Cation. MIR. Earring Hcdc-
man, Mr.. Robert Cation, Mr.. Oscar
McCorriston, Mr.. Clarence White, Mr..
Charlie McWaync. and others.
Supper Dance and Swimming Party.
Miss Geraldine Ncuman will enter
tain this afternoon at swimming
party In honor of Miss Georgia Fitz-
gerald and Miss Gladys Pcarn of oak
land The party of young people will
motor out to the Ed Mclnerny place
at Waikiki. where Mr.. and Mrs. George
Rodiek and Miss Geraldine Ncuman are
stopping for two months Before sup
per the hostess and her guests will
take swim I'm the briny deep. At I
o'clock u buffet supper will be served.
After this elaborate repast. the even
ing will he devoted to dancing Among
those included on the invitational list
are Mrs. c. A. Berger, Mrs. Henry Mac
farlane. Miss Fitzgerald, Miss Pcarn,
Miss Alice Macfarlane. Major and Mrs
George Potter. Miss Nina Berger. Miss
Jessie Kennedy. Miss Margaret Wal
Hattie Lucas, Miss Violet Makce. Mr.
Ted Cooper. Mr.. Earring Hcdcman
Mr.. Sam Walker. Mr.. Ed Hcdcman
| Mr.. Allison Jordan, Mr.. Arthur Mack
intosh. Mr. Robert McCorriston, Mr.
Guy Macfarlane. Mr.. Walter Kendall
Mr.. Grilrord Whitney, Mr.. S. Kennedy
and others.
Pin,sorstein. Gritfiths Nuptials.
! At the home of Mr., aud Mrs. Jamc,
Steiner. Waikiki, on Saturday evening
July J.. Miss Josephine Pimscnstein anc
Mr.. John owen GriHiths were married
Rev. Smith of the Methodist churcl
performed the simple ceremony. ~
account of the deep mourning in tn,
Stein home, the affair was very puic
ana witnessed only by fnw intimat,
friends of the bride and groom.
4 4 4
Miss Cailie Lucas Entertained.
Last evening Miss callc Lucas en-
tcrtsincd informally n few friends II
honor Of her cousin. Miss Sara Lucas
who will leave "Wednesday ON the 81
ezra for Boston.
Miss Emma Lyons will leave q
Wednesday on the Sierra for Cali
fornia, where she will he the CUES
of Mrs. Francis William Smith q
Oakland. Mrs. Smith was Alice Nc
Gully. daughter of Mrs. McCully Hig
, gins who visited for several month
at the Moana Hotel last winter, Mis-
Lyons Is very popular, not only anon
: the civilians, but among the navy 81
, as well. The officers of the Pacid
} fleet are planning to entertain cxter
, sivcly for her. IL the cruisers are 9
Mare Island. ....
. Miss Ruth McChcsney will leav
August 10th on the steamer Willie
nina for "A trip to the East. Mis-
McChesney will visit her amt an
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-08

Mrs. Duncan Murdoch Is conva-
lescing after a serious operation for
tumor at the Queens Hospital. aud
for the pasi week has hcen stopping
with DR.. and Mrs. William Baldwin
at their home in Manoa Valley. Mrs.
Murdoch left yesterday for her home
on Maui
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-08

Mrs. c. u. Wood and young son an /
daughter are spending the month uI
July on the windward side of the
island. DR.. Wood motors over FIRE.
quently and enjoys the cool climate
that the other side of the island al,
rCrds.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-08

Miss Ruth McChcsney will leave
August 10th on the steamer Wilhel-
nina for a trip to the East Miss
McChesney will visit her amt and
uncle. Mr.. and Mrs. Roy McChcsne, :
the former IL prominent business
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-08

Mr.. S. NJ. Damon, after a prolonged
illness In the Queens Hospital. re-
turned to his home on Nuuanu avenue
this week, and is feeling more like
his old self.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-08

The ladies' of Fort Shaftcr hav,
discontinued their reception days dur
ing the summer months. but viii be {,
home to their numerous friends OF
the first Friday in October.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-08
Pin,scnstein. GriHiths Nuptials.
Miss Callie Lucas Entertained.

Miss Cailie Lucas Entertained.
Last evening Miss calic Lucas en-
tcrtsincd informally a few friends in
honor Of her cousin. Miss sara Lucas,
who will leave "Wednesday on the 81
ezra for Boston.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-08

Captain Gaunt of the Englis
cruiser, after a short illness, rcturnc,
and took command Of his ship Thurs
day. On account of ill-health III
Captain has been unable to pirtic
pate In the numerous social pleasure
that had been planned for him.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-08
Captain FOrsythc's Dinner.

Captain FOrsythe of the Fifth Cav
airy gave dinner Tuesday at the
University Club in honor Of Captain
Falls, U. s. A. The dinner was in
the nature of Farewell" as the
guest of honor left Thursday on the
transport Sheridan for the mainland.
The evening world., 1911-01-17
THEATRICAL VENTURE
SENDS TAll0RS TO JAIL.
They Induced Woman to Give Up
500, but Hearts" Was
Never Put On.

The Brooklyn taiiors who didn't know
knew too much-by name Joseph Rotola
OF No. las Suyd2m street and Harry II.
Tryon OF No. 800 seventy ninth street,
were to-day sentenced by Judge Malone
In Part III. OF General Sessions to serve
moi less than Ave years nor more than
nine years and six months ut hard laboi.
In Sing sing. They were convicted last
week OF grand larceny.
Some time ago these tailors nit upon
tho idea OF turning theatrical producers.
They organized themselves Into tho
Folly Amusement Company, opened Off
ces at No. t0 Broadway, Manhattan. and
inserted n modest. but artfully wordcd,
advertisement In the daily papers.
One Of those VINO answered the ad-
vcrtiSement vas Miss Margaret Stevens,
a trained nurse living on New Broadway
in Far Rockaway. They induced her
20 surrender to them her savings
amounting TO 500, on the promise that
"A sure winner of a play called Hearts
and that she would he the treasurer OF
the Hearts was never pro.
duccd and Miss Stevens after trying
vainly to get her saving back causcd
the arrest of Tyron and Rotola.
Assistant Dls,rlct-Attorney NcCriirC
told Judge Malone thar the pair had
defrauded others az they defraudei
Miss Stevens.
The evening world., 1911-01-17
ARMY CRITIC neNoUNCED
BY CONGRESSMAN HULL,

WASHINGTON. Jan. lin an Inn
FASHIONED speech In the House tod ~
Chairman Hull OF the Military Affairs
Committee denounced Frederick w
Huidekoper. a military critic. and up.
held the readiness OF the War Depart.
ment TO meet all wan emergencies.
Chairman Tawney of the Appropria-
ton Committee denounced Hridekoper's
criticisms as false and declared that
the nmount spent by this government,
for preparation for war during the pas,
ten years would build four Panama
Canals.
The evening world., 1911-01-17

There is lust one other sure way 10 be cured
painless, safe and In the privacy u your own
home-it Ia PYRAMID Pile Cur.
We mail = trial package free 10 all who
write.
II will give you instant relief. -hos you the
harmless. painless nature ~ this great remedy
and start you w,l on the way toward n lrTfcct
cure.
Then you can get the fin siDd hoy from ANY
druggist Tor 50 cents, and o'i'n one box cures.
In,is, on having what y1u call for.
II the dnIgdst tres 20 sell JUl somc;Ainy
ms, a. good. II is bccsuc he makes rror money
on tile substitute.
The cure begins at once and continues apidly
until IL I. complete and permanent.
Yon can g, rlsht ahead eiti your work and
he ,,,y and comfortable all tire time.
II 10 we'll worth trying.
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p-,g co. 2ss Pyramid Building. Marshall. Mici.
ana receive free hy return mail the trial package
in a plain wrapper.
" Thp,,.anis hav. been cured In this esw. pain
ic., and in,xvruave way. In the privacy Of the
home.
ire package.
The evening world., 1911-01-17
Drcss Shields.

Macy's "IiGhtvcieht"
Dre-s Shields Sizes .. 3
and 4: do2.. res. sl12;
sale. pair ..........S Nc
Macy's ..Uernid SQUARE
Dress shields Double
covered. sizes .. ; and
4; doz.. reg. $50: sale.
Ai.3n; pair lie
Mays "Ab.orbent Edy
Dress shields Light
weight; sizes . and 2;
reg. price. s2.I9 doz.
sale. N1.SO; pair. 1Vc
Sizes I and =, reg. s2.Go
doz. sale. $3.50; p,ir.2ic
Mary's SILK Dress shields
Light weight; sizes J
and 4; reg. price. 1Sr;
sale. pair. Itc
Colorcd Dress shields -
Sizes 3 ard 4: light blue.
navy. light pink. light
lavender and light tan;
reg. 24c.: sale. 10c
Miscellaneous.
Fresh Water Pearl But
tons - Sizes IA to 20
ngne; reg. sc per dor
sale sc
Ocean Pearl ButtOns-in
shirt and shirt waist
sizcs: req. DC dog, ;
sal"
Ocean Pearl ButtOns
ira nne quality: sizes IL
to - llsne; reg. llo
doz.: sale. DE
shirt Waist Belts
ton elastic waist length
oner pin. black and
white, reg. &c: sale BE
silk shirt Waist Belts
White only: sale 7c
Stocking Darrcrs - With
handle. enamel nnish
reg. Sc: sale. Re
lBust Extendsrs -Adiust-
able. sizes from - 10
40: reg. rae: sale ..1Dc
4 mnto rincushions-
Large size. reg. &c;
sale @
Imported Needle Cases
. and 3 folds; at dc
and lXc
The evening world., 1911-01-17
HOWARD GOULD
: .; DISPUTES BILLS
FOR W|FESJEWELS
millionaire to Be Quizzed in
Paris as Witness in Suit
for $4,000.

TKNN
snAn echo OF the matrimonial squaboIo
tthat ended in Mrs. Katherine Glenn
-~Asns Gouid's legal separation from
'sfoward Gould was heard In the su-
vremc Court to-day when Justice Con
'ivsned a commission TO Frank II. Ma
SIN, United States Consul-Goneral in
Paris. TO take the DEPOSITION OF Howard
1Suld In a suit brought against him by
Louis Joseph Cartier and Pierre Car
ties. jewellers. for the recovery OF sla.
as1.za.
gilThe alleged Indebtedness was contract
snsoetween March Is and July Is, 1876
tfbs Carriers, who have a large estab.
ttshment In Paris, claim the money Is
l6ts them for the purchase OF icwelry,
repairing and resetting FOR Mrs. Gould.
-sYAsy have sent many bills TO Gould,
ihey said. but he ignored them.
Martin W. lit,leton. counsel fog
lid. asked Justice Golf for tho COM
omission TO take Gould's deposition
'nbroad.
4 significant question that will be
asked OF Gould Is;
state whether or not. during the
period named. you were the husband of
k arherine Clcmmons Gouldr'
1 The jeweiry named to have figured in
the transaction included two necklaces,
set with briiliants. that cost 1850
francs; ultra nat gold lady's wa'ch, 100
francs; gold card case. 100 francs: san
ltolr chain with eighty-seven calls be-
tween pearls. 2<o francs. and dog collar
Sfth brilliants and six laurel wreaths.
The evening world., 1911-01-17
Still on Sale
Csc Scotch Cinghams at l!

Gcruine Scotch zephyr ginghams. fine and
light as can be, but wonderfully durable. 1t is Il
question whether we shall ever be able to again sell
fcleign zephyrs at this snail price.