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Evening star., 1911-01-12

A number Of causes have been assigned
to explain this phenomenon, all of which
may have had more or less effect.
Evening star., 1911-01-12

of Hugh Hawkins. by her six-year-old
brother. Hugh. sr.. Tho child died Nom
day. the father uf the boy taught him
Evening star., 1911-01-12
Work Conducted Secretly.

So secretly has the work been carried
on in chicago and New Orleans, where
the activity is supposed to be centered.
that it was not until yesterday that se-
cret service operatives learned OF it.
Capt. Thomas 1. Porter, head OF the local
secret service said he was not certain
as to the law governing such a nilibuster-
ing expedition, but expected to get more
information on that point today.
The Oteri is scheduled to make Tor the
Amazon river, go up the stream to the
Madeira river seek out a favorable pla ce
along the stream from which they might
start q revolution.
Evening star., 1911-01-12
Departures.

Schooner Leroy, light, for a Potomac
point to load cord wood back to this city;
schooner Water Lily. light. for Potomac
point to load oysters in the shell for the
dealers here; Standard fOil tug, No. IL,
Evening star., 1911-01-12
Allotment for Every Recruit.

In view of the fact that the country has
been in a state Of unrest since last May.
they do not believe they will have trouble
in finding followers on one side or the
other.
lotment Of land.
Evening star., 1911-01-12

recently to explode caps or q shotgun.
and Sunday the boy placed one on the gum
20 show his sister how it worked.
Evening star., 1911-01-12

Advices from Cigax. Bedford county.
r<il os the accidental shooting rear there
Sunday of Mary, niue-ycar-o.d daughter
Evening star., 1911-01-12

United Kingdom for the year 1908, the
latest for which there are statistics, was
SsOJ 800 900, or $3.50 per capita, which
was a decline of $25, rs, 400 in the totai
from the total of 1907.
A writer in the Reichsarblitsblatt OF
Berlin estimates the annual cost to Ger
many OF the alcoholic liquor r. consumed a
by her people at nearly $75O.O0O,OOO.
TaHns as his basis the returns for the
five years 1:s4-s he finds: that the aver, r.
age annual per capita consumption OF
pure alcohol was g. 20 pints, while that Of
beer was 2O5.32 pints. Taking the aver
age price of liter of spirits as ! mark
Il shilling), and that of beer as 80 PREM
nigs. the cost per capita amounts to S.S6
marks: for beer. to 35 marks; together,
1886 marks. With population OF 64.-
OOO,OCO this gives a total annual outlay
of 2.4s7 OO0. COO marks. or 1921 10000.
'The entire cost of the alcoholic liquors
consumed in rermany,' he says. thus
amounts to more than twice the mopn c1mpnea fhsa
four times the cost of workmen's insur-
ance and about five times as much as the
total outlay for public elementary educa-
Evening star., 1911-01-12
BAND Of ADVENTURES
AFTER RUBBER LANDS
Plot to. Invade Brazil Dis
closed to the Chicago
Police.

CHICAGO, January 12.-The plans. Of
clique Of Adventures who, using Chica-
go as headquarters is credited with back
ing a proposed filibustering expedition
into Brazil to seize rich rubber lands,
were revealed yesterday by one of the
men asked to join the expedition, says
the Record Herald today.
Under these plans the Cuban steam
ship Oteri is declared to have been
chartered and pressed into service to
carry the party, fully supplied with arms
and munitions of war. into the heart Of
South America. The Oteri is supposed to
be lying in some intermediate port, pos
sbly in Haiti. awaiting the arrival Of her
adventurous crew.
Evening star., 1911-01-12
Kaiser Lectures Students.

sensational incident occurred not
long ago in connection with the celebra-
ton of the anniversary of the foundation
of the University of Berlin. The 1000
students gathered in the evening at the
largest beer garden in the city, and, ac-
The evening world., 1911-10-13
Women's Gowns and Street Dresses

Women's Gowns and Street Dresses
Street or Afternoon Dresses, made of crepe meteor, in all the
wanted colors. Yoke and sleeves trimmed with dainty lace. New shape S
spec
Velvet Dresses, with deep collar and cuffs of white broadcoth. Dot
breasted effect. All cobrs. spec
Afternoon or Theatre Dresses, in a handsome model. Made
navy OF black satin, the entire waist embroidered in gold tnse. French lac
sleeves and collar. Skirt is a twopicce effect, with grde and side panels of
embroidery. spec
The evening world., 1911-10-13
For Young People
furnishings at low prices

q Though we confine ourselves here to Angcra snow
suits for little tots. and shirts and pajamas for youths
and boys, they are but the smallest fractional part Of the
many good things at low prices which are the especial
business Of our Department: for Young People.
Children's Angora Wool Snow Suits, being a COM
bination Of leggings. sweater coat, cap and mittens. Colors are
brown or gray, or all white Made with belt or without. Patch
pockets Saturday special at 4.05
Shirts, for youths and boys, coat model, plain, box pleated or
side pleats. White grounds. with lavender, blue, brown or black
stripes. Neckbands u to Il. Saturday special at 100
Flannel Pajamas, for youths and boys. in light grounds. with
pink or blue stripes. Military collar. Well made and in full sizes.
4 to IS year. Value Csc. Saturday special at Csc
The evening world., 1911-10-13
Hats for Misses,
Girls and Children

y Inc assortments carried by this department make quite
a millinery salon all to themselves. Such variety of shape,
material trimmings and colors are a commentary on the
diversity OF taste exhibited by little people. Girls become
women when 1t comes to the choice Of a hat, but the most
discriminating Miss in New York will find a hat easy Of
selection IN our Fall assenblagc Of pretty hcadwcar,
Misses Hats, fine soft scratch felt and trimmed with white mill
tary brush in front. Purple, navy. brown. peacock and the new
leather coors and black. Saturday speciaI at 4.95
Girls School Hats, of velour finish felt. in popular hood
shapes. whereof the colors are light gray. champagne. brown or
navy, and black or white. Saturday special at 1896
Children's Tyrolean Hats, made Of felt and
trimmed with fancy feathers Saturday special at $50
The evening world., 1911-10-13

at 34t'h Street
Distinctive Autumn apparel
for Misses and Small Women
at economical prices tomorrow

q Every season is sufened with styles. Plentiful are they as the sand.
by the sea, and many Of them are as alike as m grain Of sand is like
another. Thus, our problem is o select those styles which carry the stamp
Of exclusive approval and from this asembage it is yom problem to select
that style in any garment which most becomes you. What we have done
is to appropriate for your enjoyment the choicest models Of the most
inuanous designers, and reproduce them at sensible prices. Second floor
Misses Tailored Suits, in dr@y or plain tailored models. Made Of i'm
potedb roadcoth. diagonal wordeds rough cheuot or fancy twecds. Black
and all asonabe cokungs. 4l6IS years Value $500 special at $500
Misses Tailored Suits, in Norfolk or plain tailored models Made Of
rough cheyiots OF imported twods Coat is Skinner satin lined throughout.
Coors are navy, brown, Coronation purple or gray and brown mixtures
l4-6lS years Value UO special at 1850
Misses Coats, reversible models Of imported plain or plaid back cloths Sailor or
long rM. collar. All the seasons mos: desirable color combinations l4l6lS years.
Vahe special It 1895
Value ESQ 80. 80. ...s special at 1850
Misses Serge Dresses, of navy. black or brown imported serge. But
toned front models, with collar and cuffs Of Irish crochet lace. l4l6l8
years. Value wv special at 1880
Girls Coats, made of imported boadoh. zbAnc or kerwy. and in
collar of velvet. All the seaonabe coonngs 3 to 10 ears 1850 to $3.50
Girls Chinchla Coats, full lengh butoned to neck models. Made
of imported chnchHa, lined throughout with check worted. Navy or graz.
3 to 10 years Value loU special It 915
Girls Cheviot Coats, Mllengh or sevcncshh models, of anwool
cheviot lined throughout with check woaed Buttoned to neck or notch collar.
Navy or brown. 3 to 10 years Value vs. special at 595
The evening world., 1911-10-13
HITS FUNERAL COACH.
Wrecks Carriage, InIurcs Driver
and Escapes from police Cyr,c.

An automobile containing three men
and a woman crashed into a funeral
coach returning from Evergreen Gene
terry at Putnam and Bushwicl, avenues.
Brooklyn. yesterday afternoon. The
coach which was not occupied. was
wrecked. the horses thrown from thel.
feet and the driver hurled to the pave
ment. The automobile put on speed aud
escaped. outsprintlng a policeman on a
motor cycle.
The automobile bore the license, mo.
ClSj N. T." the police assert. Until two
weeks & the machine was owned by
Mrs. 5. l. Underhlll OF No. o. Lafayette
avenue Brooklyn. She then qold /, to a
Manhattan dealer.
The evening world., 1911-10-13
Young Mems Suits at 1900
Sizes 80 to SO, ages IA to 20

y Young men IRE apt to look upon DUO clothes with suspicion. But that 81 mis-
take, because no young nan should allow his judgment to be warped by many
dsappomtments. Every rule has an exception, and we unheatatngy claim for our
500 suits that they are the exception to the 800 rule in young mems clothes
q No other 1900 suits for the young man so admirably fulfil the requirements Of
style, fit and Workmanship as ours You will be convinced of this upon exami-
nation, or. if you are still skeptcal a comparison will subsaniatc our claim.
Our assotments at 500 include heavyweight blue serges, gray and brown cheyi-
OTIS worsteds and neat cassmercs, in effective models showing straight front coats,
round Gu: or peak hpek, high exposed waStcoats, and turnup trousers.
The evening world., 1911-10-13
Mormon Leader Dead.

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. oct. o.
Henry Smith. second counsellor
90 Joseph +. Smith, President OF the
Mormon Church. and a member Of the
The evening world., 1911-10-13
Suits and Coats for Boys
at our usual low prices tomorrow

q The tailoring Of boys is an educatve process. Give him style and he
will learn to demand it. Give him a good fit and he will appreciate the
advantages of Immaculate attire. Every boys garment we carry is an
object lesson for the boy himself. 1t has all ofthose distinctive features
which rightly belong to boys clothes. In addion' it has a reasonable
Boys Suits, extra trousers ... ....5 SIS
q Norfolk or doubebratcd models in aLwod materials oil the lew Fall cobrngs Man
nh models serge lined and the w pairs of trousers mean double life for the suit
Boys Suits, extra trousers ......... 795
q Doubebuasted or Norfolk models In the new rough cheWots brown or gray effects
Garments made under on personal supervision
Boys Blu Serge Suits 49,. 5.UO
MADE Of alwoo lhc serge in Fall weights SegcNned. .ad the trousers uN-lned
DoutlEraaed or Norfolk Worth much morch than the five dollars asked for them
Boys Superior Suits ............ 1915
"a splendid assortment awaits the boy at this price Most OF the materials are exclusive
patterns with u.s. and show the seasons most effective designs ad coorTgs. The work.
naSip, fit finish and STYLE of these garment cannot be duplicated at anything like the price
Boys Refers Observation-Disclosures 500
q Refers and Russian Ovucoats Made Of alLwol blue or gray chncMla .and woo-nned.
These garments arc cut full. and cceenty finished
Boys Russian Overcoats ... zee. 1925
q Made of Wombo chnchla. This is the highest grade boys coating. The work
mandnp Of these garments is commensurate with the price and tie value is exc pnnal
Boys Convertible Collar Overcoats 1878
q Made Of the new rough fancy coahngs in loose boy, nannsh models An exceptionally
large assortment. A better value than many boys oercoas sold at a higher price,
The evening world., 1911-10-13

rhts IL the frst day OF registration.
Polls will tie open from 2 A. N. I'M
til 10 r. n. II you do not register
you cannot vote.
The evening world., 1911-10-13

First preshytery Of the church, died
sHi.lenly at his home here this morn
ing. lie was born lu 1915.
The evening world., 1911-10-13
Boys Knitted Jersey Suits
the newest novelty from abroad

tIears ago, when many of US were still little shavers with all the world before us
and a secret design on the White House, knitted or jersey suits were vogue for
small boys Ultimately they gave way to cloth fabrics but the knitted or jersey suit
is snow coming back stronger than eve with the erltocracy Of European small boys.
eve have just imported a special shipment of them. in plain sailor or Norfolk
effects. finished with combination collar and cuffs giving a decidedly foreign air.
They are extremely effective little garments, Civ. the boy a 1.-THE appearance, and
ensure absolute freedom Of action in the leap{rog antics of boyood. Exclusive with
Saks & Company, and most reasonably priced, Special at 600 and 500.
The evening world., 1911-10-13

Uneeda Biscuit
v %disappoint!
You have never
heard anyone say
The Uneeda Biscuit
in that last package
were not as good as
usual"
You have never sale
it yourself.
1t is one thing to
make soda crackers
that are occasionally
good.
1t is quite another
thing to make them
SO that they are not
only always better
than all other soda
crackers, but oZways
of u'suaryErsg good
ness
The name "Uneeda"
stamped ON every
one Of them-means
that if a million
packages Of Uneeda
Biscuit were placed
before you, you
could choose any
one of them, con-
fident that every
soda cracker i'm that
package would be
as good as the best
Uneeda Biscuit ever
baked.
SC package
sold in bulk.
RT<CUET
The evening world., 1911-10-13
Sale of Fall Shoes
Misses, Bows and Children

q Now that the weather is breaking up. It's a good time
to break in Fall shoes. particularly as we have broken into
the prices. This sale Of Fall footwear for young people
offers excellent values. They are the better grade OF shoes.
made on an orthopaedic last, and designed to stand up
under all weather conditions. Leathers are gun metal
and patent leather.
Misses Button Shoes, sizes W. to 2.
Value $50. Saturday special at l.S5
Girls Button Shoes, sizes 22 to 5R.
Value 800, Saturday special at FPS
Boys Butcher Lace Shoes, sizes to5H .
Value 800. Saturday special at 2.45
Small Boys Butcher Lace Shoes, sizes II to l33E.
Value 80. Saturday special at 1885
The evening world., 1911-10-13
Broadway
Ultra smart apparel for Women
attractively presented and priced
Paris ideas and American tailoring

81 In Womens Apparel 1t has always been u aim 10 be both exclusive
and mclu siye-exclusive in the character Of styles and inclusive in The ex-
tent Of styles represented. The coats, suits wraps and dresses featured for
tomorrow have a ,heefod claim upon your consideration. They accurately
reflect The most approved Of Paris ayle:-hey emtody the skilled work
manshp of American hands-and they ale priced as low as is consistent and
reasonable with the business of selling. Fourth floor
Women's Coats and Wraps
Reversible Coats, with long roll collar Gray with blue tan with brown,
gray with Coronation. brown with hello, or gray with plaid. special at 1850
Reversible Street Coats, full and loose model and lean be butoned close
reverse of green or tan or brown stripe with reverse of leather shade special at 1850
Plaid Back Reversible Coats, made of imported rugs Large collar,
edged with fringe from rug Tan navy or green with reverse of pkd. special at $500
Black Street Coats, Of fine quality bnndcod. large collar and cuffs Of
Persian bridng. Entire garment lined throughout. special at $500
Evening Wraps, Of boadcoh and satin. Large r,es and pointed collar
with tasek. Black satin one side and reversible oil boaddoth. Co0s are Cor
onatol light blue, lavender or all black. special at 275O
Polo Coats, with mouseuehre bag to match Large sailor collar with ppd tutton-
holes and pearl and ivory buttons Tan and white white and light
blue white and pink or white and lavender special at $3.50
Evening Wraps, with large collar and cuffs sol mouAm fur. New san
kmono sleeves Garment buttons to side with handmade onament Of satin
special at $500
Velour Coats with large collar and cuffs o. bengaine. Full length
model, lined throughout and sto off with handmade rnamms special at $500
Women's Suits
Tailored Suits, Of pencil striped rough CLOTH Collar and cuffs of white
skirt with high bodice. Blue and white black and white or brown and white.
special at $500
Fancy Tailored Suits, of rough chcWt Semitalorcd coat, large
collar and revas, braided and set of with tiny pearl buttons. Black navy or
brown. special at $3.50
Tailored Suits, made Of diagonal cloth. Coat has detachable reves Of
twoNomd PANIED velvet ant is trimmed with Hat silk braid. Pearl buttons to
match cloth. special at $500
Tailored Suits, of imported hoadcIoh. SemitaHord, with hand embra-
deed collar and cuffs of chiffon velvet Straight ine high bodice skirt. All
coor. special at $3.50
The evening world., 1911-10-13

Women'sS Serge Street Dresses
value $50 .......... special at 1900
These desirable garments ONT in black OF nav serge and have deep sailor collar
Of self or contrasting coors. Excellent value, and special for tomorrow
Evening journal., 1911-06-22
HIGH SCHOOL GRADS"
TO DINE TONIGHT

What gives promise Of being a gala
night for the Alumni and Alumnae
Societies Of the Wilmington High
School is planned for this evening
when programs entirely different from
those presented at their previous re-
ceptions will prevail.
The Alumni will have its annual
meeting and reception TO the gradu-
ates at the New Century Club. There
will be a luncheon instead Of a din
ner. and also many features which
will provide fun for all. All graduates
of the school, whether they have re-
celved cards or not are invited to be
present.
The Alumnae Association will have
it's banquet and reception at Hanna's
this evening. Heretofore the recep-
ton has been of a different character
but this years will be more elaborate
than ever.
Evening journal., 1911-06-22
FIGHT OVER
The TARIFF
Battle on for a General Re-
vision of the Schedules
Downward
TAFT MEN FIGHTING
TO SAVE CANADIAN BILL
By The United Press.

By The United Press.
WASHINGTON, June 22.-Adverse
reports on the farmers free list bill
and the Underwood tariff bill were
presented to the Senate by Chairman
Ponrose, (Rep. Pal of the Finance
Committee, a few minutes after the
opening of tOday's session.
This action opened the tariff fight,
which has been threatened I'm the Sem
ate and the battle was on for a gem
eral revision of the tariff downward.
President Taft's hackers were pre-
pared to fight hard TO save the Cana
dian reciprocity bill from being so
tied up with amendments as to change
its original purpose.
In the Finance Committee the votes
for the adverse reports we're cast by
by the eight Republican members.
Peurose, Pa; Cullom, ILL.,; Lodge,
Mass; McCumber, n. D.; Smoot,
Utah; Gallagher, N. H.; Clarke,
Wyo., and Hepburn, Idaho. The op-
position votes were cast by LaFol-
lette, (Rep., Wis., Bailey, Tex;
Simmons, n. c.; Williams, Miss;
Kern. Indiana, Democrats. Stone,
Dem, Mo- and johnson, (Dem.,
Me) were absent
May he All Summer Session.
Il believe we are confronted with an
all summer session that will reach
we'll into the fall" said Senator Cum
Minis (Rep. Iowa. in an interview to-
day. "If we succeed, as we now hope,
in bringing about a general reduction
of the tariff, surely the fight will be
worth while.
"I believe that If congress passes one
bill embodying the reciprocity meas
ure and various amendments reduc-
ing tariff schedules, President Taft
will sign it. And l believe 1t is now
possible to pass such bill through
the Senate. though 1t is true that many
of the Democrats would prefer to
pass the reciprocity and other tariff
measures separately.
81 have been wrongly accused of
being hostile to the reciprocity agree
ment. On the contrary, I want TO see
it pass, but In addition / want to see
that the manufacturers do not walk
away with everything"
Evening journal., 1911-06-22
WOMEN HELP in
WHITECAPPINC
Ohio Man BrutalIy Treated by
a Disguised Mob Of Beth
Sexes
RED PEPPER THROWN
INTO EYES OF THE VICTIM
By The United Press.

BY The United Press.
WOOSTER. Ohio, June 22.-Either
death or blindness in both eyes is
today facing Michael Heilman, of
Fredericksburg as a result OF brutal
treatment given him Tuesday night
by a band of twenty men and women
disguised as white caps. The author
tiles are awaiting the outcome before
making any arrests.
Heilman was taken from his home,
stripped of his clothing, lashed with
a whip until his flesh was raw, and
then successive coatings of car
bolic acid solution, red pepper, hot
tar and feathers applied to his bruis-
ed flesh. The red pepper was also
thrown into his eyes.
Ridden on a Rail.
In this condition, he was then rid
den on a rail and finally turned loose
with orders to run. For ten miles
he ran as fast as he could, scream
ing in agony and then fell uncon-
scious near this city, where he was
picked up and brought to a physi-
clans office.
The mobbing was brought about be-
cause of his alleged relations with a
Mrs. Rebecca Volk, the mother of
seven children.
Heilman declared today that he
recognized several women in the mob
and has given the names Of other
members of the band to the authori-
ties.
Evening journal., 1911-06-22
PLEASED WITH
POWDER CASE
Department Officials at Wash
inGtOn Say Other Pros
eCutiOnS Will be Brought
LOWER COURTS CAN
ACT WITH CERTAINTY
By The United Press.

By The United Press.
WASHINGTON, June 22.-The order
for dissolution Of the powder trust was
taken by officials of the Department
of Justice today to mean a practical
assurance of success in future pro-
secutions under the Sherman Anti
Trust law.
1t is known that the department has
over a score of special attorneys now
operating throughout the country to
secure evidence against the companies
alleged to have violated the Sherman
Antitrust law. The agents are now
making Investigations of the inner
workings of the corporations, under
suspicion and reports will be made to
the department soon.
Many New Cases.
A high official of the department de-
clared that the decision in the powder
case at Wilmington, Del, yesterday,
was the forerunner of several that
may be expected before long as half
dozen trust cases are now pending
in various courts. The department
was specially impressed with the
firm. definite and final manner in
which the court presented the pow
der trust decision and the officials de-
clared that it reflected the definite re-
suits that may be expected from the
recent construction of the Antitrust
law by the Supreme Court.
"The lower courts now can act with
certainty" said one official This is
the great part Of it from our stand
point. We will not hereafter have tc
carry every case into the Supreme
Court to get decisive ruling"
Officials of the department refused
to discuss the action of the Federal
grand jury in New York which is said
to be making a secret investigation
of the United States Steel Corporation
The impression was gained. however
from the attitude of the officials that
important developments might be ex.
pected very soon in that connection.