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NEWS AND aoYs' CAPS

attorney to assert, if this jury is discharged. that the life of the de- fcndant cannot again De placed in iso- pardy on the charge of k%iing Col. swope, Judse forierfeld does not think the sveona trial has jeoparGileo the life of Dr. Hyde. However. toe prosecution desires to be eertan In the courts view is correct before lt agrees to tie discharge of lhis iurg.
 Even fl wsIdron should ssturn now and resume his duties as a juror say attorneys for the defense his actiea in dissenting himself from the other jnrors would he sufficient ground fos revsrsals The state law says the twelve men must be kept together from the beginning 10 the end Of the ease.
 Judge Porterfield wsat to the Wal dron home today and made q personal investigation of the visit ct a strange man to the house last night. who was rumored to have brought news from the missing juror Mrs Waldrca sat isfisd the judge that such twas not tAe case.
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JUROR WALDRON 
 STILL MISSING
MYSTERY OF swoPE JUROR is STILL uNsoLvED BY coUnT OR
 PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
Defense May Claim Freedom of Client Even if He Does Return at a
 Later Date.

Kaasas City Mo. Dec i5-No trace of Harry w. Waldron. the runaway member of inc jury that has been hearing the second trial of pr. B Clarke F. de. alleged slayer of Colonel Thomas F swope, has been found. A dozen cr more c.aes were investigated by officers today
 Hone that WaIdron will De founv soca practically has been abandon ed Prosecutor conkiing and Judge Posierfield. 4 E nneernain when the jurymen shall be freed
 The feature of the ase that is worrying the state's attorney Is Ae announced intention Of pr. lIyde's
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CLOTHING FOR MEN AND
 YOUNG MEM

An extra large assortment Of cloth- ing hand tailored and made of high class materials. up to date styles. per- feet fitting. Many of them made by the same tailofs who make the John Wanamkaer clothing in New York. Clothing AS fine as you can find in any house in town. Prices quoted here are less than half the wholesale prices:
 S5U.o0u Mems extra fine Suits. Bankrunt Price ...................... S9.es S1O.00 Mems All-Wool. worsted Suits. bdnkrupt Price .................. SS.9S sl6.50 Mems Silk and Wool Suits. Bank Iupt Jflce s...........++-t.s...... ST.9S 5000 oYung Mems High Art Suits. isahkfupl ifice ....s.............. $T.9S Slo. Sl2 and Si5 assorted lots Mems and Young Mems Suits. Bankrupt Price $3.9s
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FRENCH AVIATOR KILLED.

Melun. France. Dec lS.-~Lieut Charl I.antheanme, was killed by a fall, from his aeroplane as he ar rived at the military aviation camp here today from stampes
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Superior court here today for ne killing of her neighbor, Mss Belle Smith. After the evidence was i'll and before arguments began, counsel for the woman offered for her plea of galts to charge of yountar, mansiaughter Neighborhood quar- rels caused the killing. which occur rcd last July.
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rescuers are not making faster head way. There are about 20 miles Of mine way to explore and less than 9 oxygen helmet men who can pen citrate to all corners.
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WOMAN GETS 20 YEARS

waycross ia. Dec. ls. soboins pitiouslx Msj R. ] Robbins. waa aenten ed serve twenty ycasa " the eeaitent ssq by Jnrse Parker, in
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DRY GOODS

Soc Blue Silk Bengaline .. 14c 25c double width fancy Dress Goods 1fc 25c brown Chnv Dress Goods .. f2 1.2c l5c Flannelette Dress Goods ... Sc l2 i-2c Outing Flannel ...... so 1f 1-2c extra heavy Outing .. 3-4c zoe kimono Flannel ...... 34c t5c Daisy Flannel ..... 7 oc r l-zc extra heavy Flannel .. .ac l5c yard wide Bleaching .... 1.2c 15c Dress Ginghams .......,. 2 3.4e 20c Feather Ticking ..... 9 s.4c 4oc double width French Ticking ..2sc
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ExrRAoRpINARy spEcInl

Ladies Extra Fine Tailor Made Cloth Suits. Made of superior quality mater l5is Tor this seasons wear. Tailored and trimmed in most expensive and ex- quisite fashion. These suts are the ad
 vance samples of one of the leading suit houses in New York There is hut Materials; BroaGcoth Unfinished oWr-
 wenty-oihr of these suits in this stock steds Worsted Cheviots Fine Rh,a Serge and Diagonal Worsted Our prices on these suits quoted below is but a fraction of their market values:
 SSu.00 suits. Bankrupt Price .... So o3 S25.V0 Suits Bankrupt Price .S74S Slh.00 Suits. Bankrupt Price . S4 4a loO Ladies' Odd Coats at sec and 9gc
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LApIes, AND cHlLoREN.s nosE
HATS AND CAPS FOR MEN, BOYS
 AND CHILDREN

In this salo you will find the finest lot of mems hats ever offered at sacrifice prices The lot includes over 800 of the celebrated Pointer Brand guaranteed hats for men. This brand IS controlled by Joyner Witz & Co. of Baltimore. These three hundred hats are their thls' season's samples. goods that are super for to stock goods. Joyner. Witx x Co.'S wholesale prices on these goods are from SIS to $36 per dozen. Every hat guaranteed and will wear as good as the best StetSan. Note our prices.
 $4.00 guarnnteed Fur Hats ....-... 98c S2.00 guaranteed Fur Hats ....s. 19c s1B0 Young Mems Fur Hats e9o S1 90 Boys Fur Hats ..........~... 2se
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MEMS FINE PANTS

sG.00 Mems SIX and Wool Pants. High Art tailored s2f9 sf.50 Mems and Young Mems all wool
 rF'S top rants. Bankrupt Price .... sf.es A, g and S2.50 Men5s fine pants. Bank rupt Price ..................... Si.48
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EXTRA SPECIAL.

Mems Botany Wool hand tailored
 strictly all wool. perfect fitting shirts. Worth S550 to $i.0O. Bankrupi Sale fIice '.--..'..........a.,.-, si.39
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hANpkERchlEEs IS

gsc Mems Persian silk TIandkerchiefs i5c Mems Linen Handkerchiefs .... i0c Ladies' Handkerchiefs ..
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eENTLEMgN,s NEckweAR

Over 2O0O assorted Neckwear in narrow and flaming embroidered four in hand
 ties, Tecks, Club and Bat Wing Ties and Bolos. At giving away prices:
 al00 Peyser four in hand Ties . 23c 50c Peyser narrow four in hand Ties 9c Sl flaming embroidered beautiful colnred
 Ties ...--. ..................... 34c l5c and 50c flaming end four in hand Ties ..................... 19c
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BED SHEET.

BED SHEET.
 75c T2xa6 Beached Bed Sheets .. 3oe I.25 New mills seamless Bed Sheets, 2bc 42xS6 New York Mills Pillow Cases. edch .-..............-.. 12 1-2c 60c Lace Sash Curtains, each .... f5c
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ALL LINEN HUcK TOWELS Fancy Huek Towels. afge size. each 6c S5c Bath Towels each .......I2 IF
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MEMS WORK SHIRTS

Toe Mems extra stout guaranteed M MShii tS .-...s..'. ......,.*..... S9c Sl0O Mems heavy Woolen Shirts. 73c $500. S250 and S2.00 fine French Wool Flannel Shirts .............,... sec 75c Mems Dixie Shirts ....., 4tc 40c Mems and YoJths' Work Shirts 19c
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BLANKETS

holiday period at Nayasota, Texas, on a visit to Mrs. Hogues mother
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KNEE PANTS = kNIcKERBocKER
 AND BLooMERS.

s2O0 and si.5O all wool Knickerbocker Pants, up to IS years .......... s9c Si50 and $l.00 all wool KnickerboclSer aud Boiomer Pants ................ 69c 300 pair assorted knicker and Bloomer Pants, values up to $1 ... 1oe. 15c. i9c
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MEMS AND BOYS ovERALLs J Union Made, 'guaranteed Overall 69c 0c Boys Overals ..... fgc J Union Made Engineer and Fireman Coats .................. 59c
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ExrRA FIN EnREss sHlR1s

$3.50 to S250 Silk Madras Shirts. French cuffs and collars attached. .49c to St19
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DID YOU EVER see Mems $35 custom tailored suits
 sell for S99S DID YOU EVER see 5000 all wool Worsted Pants
 sell for $2 29? DID YOU EVER see Boys Knckerbocker Pants that
 worth $1.00, sell for 19c. DID YOU EVER see Ladies $45, high grade tailore
 Suits sell at $99'S? YOU NEVER SAW SUCH WONDERFUL BARGAIN READ ALL THE ITEMS BELOW AND MAKE YOU
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LADIES' AND MEMS SWEATER
 COATS

LOO Ladies Ex- fine all wool Sweat CTS ...... ............ ...---......ss ..Sl-oS S2 % Mems heavy wofsted Sweaters soc S1 .00 Ladies aviation Caps ........ 49c
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- O '. . Hot Springs, Ark.

THE HANDS OF RECEIVERS by their creditors with IS on the ground watching for just such chance and e actual value and original cost of these goods. ge variety vast assortment of ladies tailor made up drawers and corset covers beautifully made and costly len and silk fabrics storm serge and worsted fabrics lings Srch as wooen and cotton underwear hosiery hing in s and odd pants in knickerbocker and bloom 's and pillow shams, silk muffers for ladies and gentle greatest chance offered them to buy first class merchan tfeso ek will be marked in plain figures Strictly one to this sale expecting to find the best values you ever sale.
 DID YOU EVER see $20O extra large double blan-
 kets sell at 49c per pair?
 DID YOU EVER see Ladies Hemstitched Silk Scarfs
 sell at 21c?
 DID YOU EVER Mems $2.50 Patent Colt Shoes
 sell at 89c per pair l DID YOU EVER see Dr. Reeds $6 to $8 hand seweI
 Mems Shoes sell at S2.19? imagination could conceive by coming to this great sale
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DESIRoUS TO MAKE THIS THE GREATEST SALE IN THE HIS. TORY OF HOT SPRINGS. WE WILL GIVE AWAY ABSOLUTELY FREE, OVER $500 OF slLVERWARE AND GLASSWARE. EVERY CUSTOMER WILL RECEIVE A PRESENT WHETHER THEIR PURCHASES ARE LARGE OR SMALL.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-21
FISHERS BLAST
NAVALSCHEMBS
Few Enlist for Pet Plan for
Marine Reserve.

London. May 3-The efforts Of tho ad-
miralty to establish reserve Of 800
trained fishermen at Grimsby to man q
feet Of mine-sweeping trawlers for sps-
cial war service have been . failure.
They had nxsd May q as tho date for
inaugurating the training. Two cruisers
had been ordered to accompany the six
government trawlers to Grimsby for the
training period. but up to the present
there are only eleven men enrolled for
service. twelfth being rejected on medi-
cal examination for defective eyesight
The volunteers are not suncient ip mum.
Der to form one complete crew.
In the first instance, Grimsby officials
received about 100 applications from fish
ermen to serve. but since the publication
Of details Of service they have shown
no disposition to Join. chiefy on grounds
that their patriotism 10 ia be secured at
too great . personal oostk without sum.
cent compensation for sudh risky work
e weeping the seas sSr submarine
The ennual training. thsys scsalm. would
cause them to lose, their Yuek, possibly
for many weeks. owing % the great
number of unemployed f1sl>semen ready
70 take their placsa. whll@ they would
ssosivs issss pay than whdh nshine
The Washington herald., 1911-05-21
AEROPLANB RACE
OPEN TO GERMANS
Long Distance Run Planned
Through Empire.

Berlin, May "a long distance COM
petition for flying machine will take
place in Germany in June. None but
German machines, steered by Germans.
can enter for this competition. The
principal prize is $4,000. presented by the
Berliner Zeitung. Numerous other
smaller prizes will be given by the towns
passed en- route. as well as By the local
aero clubs.
The start will take place from the Jo-
hannestal aviation ground. near Berlin,
on June IL The course Of loo miles is
as follows: Berlin, Magdeburg. Hamburg,
Kiel, Schwerin. Hanover, Munster, Dus-
seldorf. Cologne. 'Aix-la-C ChapelIe, Duis-
burg. Dortmund, CasseL Nordhausen.
Halberstadt. Dessau, and Berlin. This
course has been divided into twelve Diff
ferent sections. varying in length from
so to $50 miles.\
After the first section from Berlin to
Magdeburg has been completed, the avia-
tors will remain at Magdeburg for three
days to take part in local races and
The Washington herald., 1911-05-21
WEIGH ARE READY
TO INVEST PRINCE
Ceremony May Bring Pros
perity Through Visitors.

London, May 2o.-In spite Of Mr.. Keir
Hardie's denunciation Of all welshmen.
who are preparing to take part in the in
vestiture of the Prince Of Wales. remind
ing them that the first Prince Of Wales
was the Oldest son Of the conaueror of
their country. everybody in Wales. from
Lloyd-George to the humblest working
man at Carnarvon, is looking forward to
the event with gret expectation. probably
not so much because very much impor-
tance is attributed to the ceremony itself
as because Of the prosperity which It Is
hoped will follow in its wake.
The medieval ceremony promises to
wealthy American visitors than ever be-
fore, and Welshmen feel sure that most
Of these will be SO charmed with the
great natural beauties that they will re-
peat their visit and include IL In their
annual round Of excursions and thus give
the impulse to a great invasion Of
wealthy tourists, leaving behind them a
trail Of golden dollars. {,
Tho government Is doing everything to
make the ceremony Of tho 'investiture an
imposing one. and the planned naval re-
view will almost be as impressive a. the
coronation review at Spithead.
1t IL intended that the whole Of the
battle ships and cruisers in
the homo fleet shall anchor in Carnarvon
Bay and that torpedo-boat destroyers.
and possibly submarines. shall take up
positions In the River Seignt, which runs
under the shadow Of the castle wallis
These vessels will act as escort to the
royal yacht, on which the King, and
Queen will stay at Hollyhead on the
night before the investiture Of their SON.
At a low estimate 10000 visitors arc ex-
pected to take part in the celebrations.
Nine thousand people will be sccommo-
dated with seats on grand stands which
are now being erected within the ruins
Of the old castle and at least 1000 people
VIII be able to see the presentation Of the
prince from Queen Eieanor's gateway.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-21
FROM FOREIGN CAPITALS FOR HERALDS READERS
RED TAPE SPOILS PANS
FOR FRENCH SUBMARINE
Routine in Naval Department Consists of Complicated
Examinations by Commissions and
Chemists, Causing Delay.

The factory made the saucepans and a
special commission of technical experts
was ordered to examine them, which It
did most thoroughly, whereupon the pans
were sent, with a long report, to the
chemical laboratory of the navy depart
ment, which was to test the metal of the
bottom of the pans.
The chemists scraped the bottoms very
carefully, and the pans were returned to
the commission with a favorable report.
The commission then issued new off,
cial report to the effect that the sauce
pans would now have been eminenty mt
for the galley Of the submarine II the
official chemists had not scraped the bot
toms so hard that both pans were now
leaking, whereupon they were sold as
old metal and the same proceedings start
ed over again.
In the meantime the crew Of the sub
marine would be starving if the cook had
not on his own responsibility bought two
ordinary tin saucepans from a Toulon
hardware dealer.
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ENGLAND MAYREFORM
OLD BUSINESS CUSTOMS
King and Queen Oppose Present System of Week
end Excursions and Late Hour of
Starting Work.

London. May co.-The King and Queen
Of England propose to reform not only
the gowns Of their fashionable feminine
subjects. but also the hours Of their
loyal masculine adherents.
Hardly had the echoes Of the oueen's
order directed against hobble skirts died
away when the Information was conveyed
In a court circular that hereafter guests
would be received by their gracious mai
estes at $50 .. m. instead of 10:5o The
announcement of these earlier hours is
accepted as an Indication Of q project
very dear to the King
He believes that the late hours Of din
ing In the evening and of starting busi-
ness in the morning which prevail in
London interfere seriously with the in
dustrial and commercial progress Of
Great Britain. He has determined to use
his influence to bring about earlier hours
and also to shorten the weekend" pc
The Washington herald., 1911-05-21
WEST VIRGINIA WOMAN
DECORATED BY KING
Order Conferred on American for Assisting College
Girls in Domestic Science and House
hold Problems.
hold Problems.

Belgrade. May 0.-Mme. Grouitch, who
before her marriage was Miss Mabel
Dunlop, Of Clarkson. w. Va, and who
Is the wife Of Slavko Grouitch. Servian
charge d'affaires in London. has recent
ly had the Order of st. Sava conferred
upon her by the King Of servia. The
decoration was given because Of her pub
lie service in founding a home for wom-
On students in Belgrade and her assist
ance in the organization OF classes for
the study OF domestic science and house.
hold economics.
Nine. Grouitch has made the cause Of
the Servian women her own. She is a
great tavorite at the Servian court. and
when the crown prince comes to London
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PRINCE is BANISHED
BY MILITARY FATHER
Future Ruler Sent to Lonesome Post to Keep Away
from Wild Revels of German Court.

self
The crown prince 1t said. whose
enthusiasm for the military career and
soldierly habit of mind is well known,
will not only obey his fathers command
with alacrity. but will also welcome the
occasion of extending his general range
of vision and of exercising his passion
for soldering In an entirely new field.
TT is obvious that the removal of the
prince to a distant province, far from
the excitement and stir Of the capital.
can only further his development on the
lines required by his vocation. and he
will, of course be expected to take ad-
vantage of his opportunity of studying
the relations Of the military and civil
elements apart from the confusing inter-
position Of court limitations imposed by
conditions in the capital"
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Rod. which now brings 10 much business
to a standstill on Fridf ly night In Lon
don.
Every American who ha ss endeayo-ed 70
do business for the first time in london
has been annoyed and Il ZEN amazed bv
the way in which all Important ns9otia-
tions cease on rIioay nlsnt. not to be re-
suIneu untii the ioIo"lhg II hesday morn
sions to the country that h ave bscor,a
the rule among men Of affairs
During his travels, when tpr,nea of
Wales. the King was profou.S,dIy i'm
pressed by the fact that in ,Su those
countries which have made the ,greatest
strides commercially the commuiSitv is
given to early hours and few holidNav,
The degeneracy Of England in thi.S re-
spect Is matter which the King htSpes
to overcome both by his own exam, Me
and by such influence as he can exeSrt
through social power.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-21

Paris, May 20.-Americans who deplore
the prevalence of official red tape In
Washington may find some consolation
in knowing that we are much worse on
here in France. The government depart
ment in which the tape is most pronni-
nent is undoubtedly the navy. where Del
casse is trying his utmost to do away
with It
The following incident will show that
the minister was justified when he said
. that red tape threatens the safety Of the
republic:
Some time ago the navy yard at Tou-
Ion needed two ordinary saucepans for
the galley of a submarine. After max
ing the need officially known, after using
reams Of paper and pints of ink. the or
der was given to a certain manufacturer
to supply the two saucepans. which must
fulfill number Of specified requirements.
1t was particularly emphasized that the
bottoms Of the cooking vessels must be
Of the very first quality and exceptionally
strong.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-21
HATS BARRED
BY QUEEN MARY'SEDICT

London. May %. Queen Mary has
issued another sumptuary law for the
world Of fashion. A little while ago she
intimated that ladies wearing the tightly
fitting modern skirt would not be well
come at Buckingham Palace. II Is evi-
dent that II the Queen is unable to lead
the fashion she intends to command It
when and where 1t IL in her power. for
she has now issued further orders that
no low-collared dresses or large hats ara
to be worn in the, royal inclosure at
Ascot.
Ascot week. of course, 10 the culmina-
tion Of the London season, and the royal
inclosure represents the social paradise
The Washington herald., 1911-05-21

Berlin, May 2o.-The people Of Berlin
had long been wondering what the crown
prince, who is a great favorite with all
classes of the population, has done that
he Is to be banished for a number Of
years TO the insignificant and lonely town
of Danzig, as commander of the Life
Guard Hussars, but no official explana-
ton has been given. The only light
thrown upon the matter is a recent and
evidently inspired article in Berlin
paper, the Lokalanzeiger, which many
think was written by the Kaiser himself.
The article, which is very much out Of
tune with the general tendencies of the
paper. has created quite q sensation.
first, because Of its extraordinary tone:
second, because II was IN form really ad-
The Washington herald., 1911-05-21
MINISTERS MEET
TO PLAN REFORM
Radical Change May Follow
British Conference.
NEW ROUTE Is ADVOCATED

London, May N.-The most important
event, politically. in the whole three
| months that England Is devoting to the
coronation festivities will take place to-
morrow. when the prime ministers Of the
Commonwealth Of Australia, the Domin-
ion Of Canada, the Union Of South Africa,
the Dominion Of New Zealand. and New
foundland. the King. and his cabinet
convene for the much heralded imperial
conference, which is to consider every
topic in which a worldwide empire is
interested, from national defense to the
design Of penny postage stamps.
This will be the first Official meeting
Of the new sovereign and his foreign
ministers. and 1t Is expected that Eng
lands attitude toward her possessions
will be materially changed as q result
Of the reforms advocated by the DIFF
ferent dominions and their premiers.
The first Of the resolutions from New
to the orthodox Englishman, for it is
nothing moro or less than q resolution
providing for the establishment of a
council which shall be composed Of MEM
bers from the constituent parts Of the
empire, whether self-governing or other
wise. and which shall form an advisory
body having q voice in all matters be-
matters relating to the colonies.
Plan Office Reform.
The second resolution provides for tho
reconstruction OF tho colonial office, and
sets forth that Il Is essential to the well
fare Of the colonies that the depart
ment Of the dominions be separated from
that OF the crown colonies. and that each
department be placed under q permanent
separate undersecretary
The establishment Of . transportation
line between London and New Zealand
and Australia by means Of boat to
Canada, rail- to the Pacific Coast, and
boat to the latter countries, and the
establishment Of reciprocal provision for
the relief Of the wives and children Of
the poor throughout the United King
dom and her dependencies will be dis
cussed.
Whether all these matters will be dis
cussed at the conference, and whetheH
II discussed. they win be acted upon. isN
matter Of uncertainty, for In the past
twenty years several such conferences
have been held and similar subjects Of
vital Importance discussed. without
any apparent effort toward reform on
the part OF the imperial government
It II thought. however. that the present
conference. unlike those which took place
IN 1881 and during the years Of Queen
Yictoria's Jubilee. the Diamond Jubilee.
King Edward's coronation, and again In
1907. will bring home most forcibly to
the imperial government the necessity Of
= broader policy iu dealing with IL r1oh
nd powerful domiAaopA
The Washington herald., 1911-05-21
MYSTICS START CLUB
l. FOR SPIRIT RESEARCH

A fine list Of foundation members ex-
lists, and they will have the advantage of
consulting a most up-to-date occult L.
brary. OF holding long series Of expert
mental seances on the club premises,
where systematic arrangements are to be
made for the development Of promising
mediums and Of attending the lectures.
The result Of their intercommunication
and Of the experiments to be conducted
at the club will be published regularly to
the members, who art not limited to the
list already circulated. but will be sup
plemented by other members who are
now invited to Join the new club