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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-01
Taken to Red Cross Room.

On a stretcher the victim Of the acct
dent was carried into the Red Cross
room Of the census bureau. Here first
aid was given her. pending the arrival
Of the ambulance, which was Immediately
sent for.
DIR. Price Of Emergency Hospital ar
rived with the ambulance. he mai the
scalp, now in several pieces, disentanglei
from the rollers of the machine. while
the ambulance was making the run to
the hospital Dr. Price was engaged in
fixing the scalp back into place.
At the hospital Mss Houghton was
carried at once to the operating room
and an anesthetic administered. The
replaced scalp was better readjusted and
the head was bandaged.
Within a few seconds after the acct
dent every tabulating machine was stop
ped by the electrician. Many woman
clerks who worked In the room were over
come. Several tainted and others were
In Mysteries. All the clerks in the division
were then dismissed for the day by Direc-
tor Durand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-01
ALEXANDRIA AIRS
Police Informed of Robbery at
Manassas.
.FLAGMAN DIES SUDDENLY
Expires of Heart Trouble on Train.
Bar Association Holds
a Meeting.
snec,al Correspondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
ALEXANDRIA. Va. February l, 1911.
Thieves last night entered and robbed
the clothing store of Hibbs & Giddings,
at Manassas, Va. They got one sweater.
a hat coat and trousers and several other
articles. An entrance was effected by
| breaking the front plate glass window.
The local police were this morning notified
Of the robbery and efforts are being made
to apprehend the thieves
Conway McCieary, a Southern railway
flagman, about thirty-fve years old. died
suddenly from heart trouble at 2:3O
o'clock yesterday afternoon while pas
senger cn northbound Southern railway
train No. 10. just as the train pulled into
the siding at Remington. The body will
he brought here for burial. although it
was taken to his home in Washington
yesterday afternoon. Besides his widow,
who was Miss Irby, one child survives.
McCleary left here at S:4S o clock yes
terday morning on his run. and com
planned to some friends he thought he hao
pneumonia His condition grew worse.
and at Gilberts he was relieved Of duty
and took the northbound train. intending
to go to his home in Washington for
treatment, when overtaken by death
Students Make Good Showing.
In the seventh grace Of Washington
pubic school for boys, taught by NJ. H.
Janney. the following students made
general average Of 9S per cent or over
for the fAalf year ending January 81:
George w. Hess. medalist: Clarence E.
Purcell Clayton l.. Bowman. Clarence b.
Bailey, James F. Pullman, Carroll tierce.
jr Clyde Smith, Paul Lindsey and James
Cunningham.
George j. Haines has sold to Samuel
ard Louis Bendheim the two-story brick
store building on the north side OF King
street, between Pitt and Royal streets,
known as 417-419 King street. and now
occupied by the LoZano Dry Goods Com
pany Messrs. RenGhelm, Ii is announced.
will RAGE the present structure and erect
on the site more commodious store for
the dry goods business.
A well attended meeting OF the Bar AS
ISOLATION OF the sixteentn judicial circuit
was held this morning at the office OF COL
F. L. Smith 1t is understood that mat
ter OF importance 10 the members was
discussed although no action was, Il is
| said. taken.
James Nails went to police headquar-
| ters last night and asked Policeman
! Beach to have him committed to Jail.
| habitual drunkenness and told the cour:
| this morning that he was unable to re-
frain from liquor. He was sent to the
workhouse for thirty days.
| JOnn oetH. coiVIeu CH0ISeo Win AS
| saulting Minnie Seth, his wife, was
| fined S..
| charter has been granted by the
| state corporation commission to the War
| renton Automobile Company. incorporat-
| ed. of Warrenton, with maximum.
| capital stock of 5000 and a minimum
| SlOl The objects are All au. on.o.a lie
| business. Officers are d. p. Wood. presi-
| dent: j. d. r chards. secretary; o. B.
] al han, treasurer. Anu r. L. richards.
| general manager, Qll OF WarTentOn.
| Funeral of Mrs. Bagot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-01
Funeral of Mrs. Bagot

The funsr. Of Mrs. Ell. Res.cea
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-01
Fear It Will Be Necessary in
Miss Houghton's Case.
FRIENDS VOLUNTEER SKIN
Physicians Say Girl Hurt in Census
Office Will Recover.
CAREFUL INQUIRY IS MADE
Revolving Shafts Operating the
Tabulating Machines Will All
Be Boxed In.

Miss Alice V Houghton. whose scalp
was torn from her head when her hair
.becaine entangled In revolving snai.
c,uuling at the census office yesterday
afternoon will recover. This statement
was made without qualification at Elmer
rency hospital this afternoon. Whether
the operation by which her torn scalp was
Matched together and sewed to her head
will be successful cannot be told for fve
or six days, it was said
DIR Walter Price of Emergency Hos
pital stated however. that there was but
one chance In a hundred that the scalp
would again grow to the head. lie said
that the blood circulation and tissues
were broken, making 1t almost impossible
10 heal.
Should the operation not be SUGGEST ul
ii will be necessary 10 graft new skin on
Miss Houghton's head, and the physicians
have no doubt that such an operation
would be successful.
A number of Miss Houghton's fellow
workers al the census Office today vol
unteered to give some of their skin for
her assistance, should it be found that
her own scalp win not grow back on her
head.
Suffering Great Pain.
Miss Houghton lies at the hospital, con-
scious and suffering great pain. The
effect of the anesthetic which was ad-
ministered during the operation yester-
Gay afternoon wore Off hours ago. She
is bearing the pain with great fortitude.
however. and her general condition Is said
TO be remarkably good
A careful investigation as to the cause
OF the accident was made at the census
office today. 1t was learned that Miss
Houghton had dropped card which had
fallen under the table at her right hand
A revolving shaft operating the tabulating
machines is located under the table and
a. Miss Houghton reached for the card
she lost her balance, fell and her hair
became entangled with the shaft coupling.
Her whole scalp was torn from her head.
Mrs L. H. Post. Mrs Matte c. Walker
and Miss Lily X. Lawson were among the
witnesses. who tod the investigators how,
the accident had happened
IN order To make another such accident
Impossible. the revolving shafts operatino
tne tabuIating machines Will all he hoyad
M. AS temporary precaution, cloth Wa.
naiied this morning over the Openings nor.
mitting access to the revolving Shafts
All the available carpenters at the census
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-01
Clerks Made Nervous.

! Nearly all Of the clerks who worked in
the room with Miss Houghton were back
at work again this morning. although
many of them had been made nervous by
the accident
Miss Houghton is twenty eight years OLD
and lives at .O11 Ka!orama road. her
father is II. s. Houghton. secretary OF
the Crawford Paving Company OF this
city. She has been an employe OF the
census bureau for about six months, and
recently had been assigned to tabulat-
ing machine in the population division
After nearly an entire day spent at her
machine. Miss Houghton, about at 2:JC
o'clock yesterday afternoon. dropped
card to the floor beside her. She stopped
over TO pick IL up. Her hair. piled up
on her head. caught between the rollers
Fast in the grip of the whirling rollers
her hair was fed into the machine. the
scalp being torn entirely from her head
With a shrek Mss HoughtOn dropped
to the floor. Clerks left their machines
and gathered about her. They saw her
condition and her scalp wound about the
rollers of the tabulating machine, going
around and around
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-01
A Little Home of Your Own Is Better Than Large
One Rented From Another, And the Only Way
to Obtain Home Is to Buy One.

Far easier said than donc but it can be done, 1t
has been done times without number, right here in
Tulsa IT must be done ffou expect ever to be free
from the worry that sickness and loss Of employ
ment bring to all who live in rented homes.
Take an extreme case-a small family renting,
the husband working, but no money saved ahead
how are they to get home Of their own!
First determine to stop the rent.
Next select an easy payment homcsitc in a COM
ing, thriving part Of the city. This means to the
East, in the line OF the future growth Of Tulsa,
car line near school and church, 1t is cheaper to
pay car fare than to keep horse. a garden, fruit
and fresh eggs must be possible too. You can find
all this in Orchard Addition, within mile Of the
business center. The street car passes under the
railroad tlacls-no danger no waiting at the cross
ing when you are in a hurry. Pay SlOO down on
each Of two 2j-foot lots then Tl.OO each week.
The secret Of success is an incentive. When part
Of your earnings is being applied to the purchase
Of a homestc in Orchard Addition you have the in
ccntyc-you will find the payments easy. Start
this saving nOw-today- and become Tulsa home
owner instead Of a renter Only little saving-a
little perSistencc-is all You require This and the
promptness in making your selection
Better go today-ony three minutes ride east from
the postohice-or your chance may be gone. We will
help you select it. We can help you build on it.
~ n GyrgppINrCt e. CN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-01
conMsvInc Wnnl. LLn.I.cl Rond

Special to the World.
Cllrcmorc, okla, March 3l.-siy-
teen Claremorc boosters. who accom-
panied W. A. Durant 10 CollIusyIllo
Yesterday, came back enthusiastic.
They say Colliusyillo ls very strong
for the Haskell road, and that the
electric line win eliminate the dlsslt-
isractIon now In that city over the
fact that they are not connected with
the county seat
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-01

REQUEST 10 TEAyhIdEG MEN
When through reading uB win please |
throw 20 out u The window tho ira u section men
you tuo They viii appreciate t.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-01

Following ia the official schcdu.
OF the Tulsa grade school baseull
league, under which the FIRST gamc
were played yesterday for the BE.
Rice trophy cup.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-01

Phone 1873.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-18
. Superb Collection
of Exceptional
Styles and
Extraordinary
Values in
Easter Millinery

There will be no styles appearing
on Easter to eclipse these for Satur-
days selling. The word has been
passed along that these will be the
most favored styles. many OF them
having been held back until the pres
ent. Because of our careful selection
of materials and the skill of our de-
signers, we have succeeded In TO
producing many of these exclusive
Paris styles at prices which cannot
be duplicated.
Trimmed Hats in good assortment
OF all the wanted styles and materials-
Specially priced at $500, $3.50, $500
to $4,000.
Turbans In black and colors, ready
to wear, made Of braids on wire
frames. Special at $1.ss, $2.se and
$3.50.
med Hats-The largest showing OF
children's and misses hats in the city
and also a special showing Of hats
for misses from 8 to 10 years old.
Specially priced at $1.s8, $2.s6, $3.9o
and $500.
Untrimmed Hats in good assort-
ment of styles, of chip, hair and
rough braids. Saturday at CSC and
s1.9e.
Untrimmed Hats In hemp, chip.
hair, Milan and In black, red and blue.
Special at $500, $3.50 and $50.
Straw Braids for the home miiiiner,
In chip, rough, lobster and hair braids
and shown in black and white and all
the new Spring colors. Worth 75c
piece. At choice for Csc.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-18
The Newest Styles
in Women's
Gloves for Spring

The first requisites OF this import
ant dress accessory are that they
conform to the most recent styles and
that they be perfect in quality. They
should harmoniZe with the rest OF the
costume and still be distinctive. Hud-
son Gloves for spring have been care
fully selected and they are certain to
meet the requirements of the most
fastidious.
Women's II and 16-button length
Alice" quality Glace Gloves, In white.
black and tan. at $3.50 and $500 pair.
Women's IL and 16-button length
washable English Doeskin Gloves, In
white only, at $2.75 and $3.25 pair.
Women's one-button, pique sewn,
washable English Doeskin Gloves, In
white only, at s1.5o pair.
We have just received our first
shipment Of women's spring weight
Washable Gloves, imitation OF the IA
nous Doeskin, but so perfect Is the
imitation that they can hardly be dis
tinguished from the real skin. We
are showing them in white, natura
and gray, and they are priced at so,
pair.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-18
.omen's and Child
ren's Hosiery and
Underwear

very fine gauZe pure thread silk
boot hose with Isle soles Comes in
black. white. tan, pink and sky blue.
Also a pure thread silk hose with Isle
top and soles in black only. good
wearing. fine appearing hose and eth
err OF these numbers will prove the
most extraordinary value at. per pair,
soc.
Womens Guaranteed Hosiery OF
fine quality, as well as beautiful In
appearance Made of medium weight
cotton and finely woven. You can be
the Judge on the guarantee. A box
OF three pairs for only St.0o.
SPECiAL-Embroide SILK Boot
Hose, In eye-let patterns. Saturday at.
per pair, $1.oo
Chidren's Hosiery in all weights for
play or dress wear; every pair guar
anteed to give satisfaction. Pair. Csc.
Women's Swiss Ribbed Vests, in all
STYLES, at 1oc, t2Te, 15c, toc, Csc, 35c,
8 for S1.oo, and soc.
Women's Union Suits, In fine gauge
one and one stitch and tuck stitch. In
all cuts. with extra quality OF yarn
used I'm their manufacture will NJ per.
fectly and guaranteed TO give salts
faction az 20 wear These are excep-
tional value-gving at, each soc.
Union Suits in all cuts. To sell at
S1.OO.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-18
Record Breaking
Sale of Human
Hair Goods at
Prices Unequaled
for Lowness
for LOWneSS

To reduce our enormous stock In
this department we are going to offer
for tomorrow phenomenal values for
high-grade "Yvette" quality Hair
Goods. e
Women who are In need OF any
hair goods accessories should take
advantage OF this remarkable Offering.
$1.OO to $1.50 SWITCHES, now acc.
All 16 and 10 inches long, made II
strictly sanitary German hair. Hum
dred. OF rSstes. Yorr choice. acc.
$3.50 SWITCHES, now S1.2s. Every
Switch Is &c TO % inches lc %. made
OF strictly sanitary German hair Hun
drcds of shades. Your cho'c,. Sf.2o.
$500 wAvY SWITCHES. now s1.2s.
Hundreds OF Switches In al! shades,
made OF natural wavy sanitary Ger
msn hair. full 20 inches long. at S1.2s.
$500 wAvY SWITCHES. now s2.2s.
Made of full 24-inch natural wavy
sanitary German hair. Good assert
ment OF shades. This length Switch
10 used for making the new Psyche.
Your choice at 1929.
$3.50 NATURAL GRAY SWITCHES,
now $2.4s. Made OF fine quality
French convent hair. Every Switch
is 16 to Is inches long. In this sale
at S2.4e.
$1,000 EXTRA LONG SWITCHES.
now $425. Every Switch is 2S to 80
inches long, adapted for making a
double Psyche; strictly sanitary Ger
man hair. Big assortment OF shades.
Now S4.2S.
$500 NEW STYLE CLUSTER
PUFFS, now CSC Made OF strictly
sanitary German hair. Fine assort-
ment OF shades in all colors from
black TO blonde Now csc.
REGULAR $500 FRENCH CLUs-
TIERS, now 1929. Made OF frst quai'
ity natural wavy French convent hair
Medium size clusters In all shades ex'
cept gray. For this sale only-$3N
NEW $500 CLUSTER PUFFs. nov
s3.9s. oval shaped Clusters. made o.
fine sanitary French convent nar IN
hundreds OF shades except gray fouf
choice. 1898.
20 SILK HAIR NETS, now for DC
A, ma nr,ce take your choice or any
81, 90 have In stock which sells regu
iarl, AZ sc Your choice OF all shades.
OK. ARGEsT SIZE REAL HAIR
>,Ssro nov lee Your choice OF i've
S,1srent shades to match your own
hair. ice
koc SANITARY HAIR ROLLS. now
oac and ssc. This r. a sanitary wool
roll sold everywhere at soc. Your
choice Of 6 colors. 2sc and zee
The Detroit times., 1911-03-18
ME HUDSON STONE
You'll Nj axe a
Good Saving on
Wall Paper by
Going to Hudson's
Saturday

A big purchase OF new Spring
Papers enables us to offer some very
exceptional values. A jobber, OF
whom we secured lot OF regular
stock, offered us his surplus stock al
big reduction. Being all nice, clean,
new styles, we took IL and will close
II out at the very lowest prices new
Papers ever have or will be sold for
this season. Come and see. The fol-
lowing are but a few of the many
lots:
Spring Papers In two-tone, self-tone,
gilt and cloth or fabric backgrounds.
These papers are very suitable Tor
parlors, halls, dining-rooms and living
rooms, and could not be duplicated
for less than Soc or l0c per roll. Spe-
cial price on this lot, per roll zoe.
Another very tasty lot of papers In
the newest colors and designs. made
up especially for those who wish 10
freshen up their homes, but who Tor
economy or other reasons do not wish
the more expensive grades. similar
in color and design 10 the highest
priced papers and are sold elsewhere
az 25c and 30c Special prices on this
lot per roll, 12lae and 15c.
A pretty. artistic book OF very tasty
and dainty bedroom papers In stripes
floral effects, cloth grounds and pretty
art designs. They are regular zoe and
25c qualities. specially priced AT, per
roll. 10c and 12Lac.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-18
Our Great Collection of
UndermuSlins at $1.o8

Gowns in slip-over style with lace
and embroidery trimming embroidery
insertion, ribbon drawn, kimono
sleeves and many other styles, some
OF which are with high neck. At
choice for $1.98.
Skirts with dainty embroidered
fiounce, with embroidered insertion to
match and ribbon drawn. as well as
fully a half dozen other styles at
$1.9s.
Combinations of Chemise and Draw
ers, lace trimmed and ribbon drawn
and others with pancled skirt draw
ers. corset cover part linen lace trim
med All at $1.e8.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-18
The New Vanity
Shopping Bag
for Spring

This Bag is made with three com
partments. inside purse, double strap
handles, in colors of reds, tans, greens
and blacks. A bag OF exceptional
style, beauty and very unusual value
at csc.
A Special Imported Fancy Bag with
handmade frames, the finest leather
and expert workmanship In the new
est small shapes These are regular
$3.50 and $3.50 bags, but Saturday we
offer choice for $500.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-18
March Winds-New Veilings

fierce March
becoming and lend attractive
to lie
in face
shade
be had TO Good
price from 75c and S125
New immense line of this seasons
small
dots in sheer light Priced at $25 to $500
The Detroit times., 1911-03-18
Exceptional Values in
Corset Covers at SOC

A beautiful lot OF Muslin Corset
Covers. recently received. will be
placed on sale for Saturday. They
are made up in pretty style in
combination OF lace and embroidery.
with Madeira yokes with elegant fly
fronts. After looking them over, We
decided 10 place them on sale tomor-
row AT the special price OF SOC.
We also direct your attention TO
our beautiful line of handmade
French Chemises. These are OF our
importation and nothing finer or more
elegant in quality or style has ever
been shown at the low prices of Use,
acc TO $3.50.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-18

of all
a eac Saturday,
Individual RELISH worth
Soc dozen, close Saturday dozen. 10c.
Naples and Salad
Cheese
Saturday
for
Dishes 14inch
Meat etc, boc
Cassero and $500,
Covered Dishes 16inch Meat
choice Saturday for $500
The Detroit times., 1911-03-18
Special Lot of Bar
Pins and Brooches
for Saturday at SOC

These are in the most desirable and
fashionable shapes for spring Coral
crescents, bar pins and horse shoes.
New baroque pearls, amethyst, topaz
and sapphire, artistically mounted.
The largest assortment we have ever
shown at this price. These are exact
reproductions OF the very expensive
designs and choice OF this exceptional
lot will be offered Saturday at SOC.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-18
New Spring Coats at $3.50

s serges and beautiful Mixtures desirable materials
spring wear and made which have been
quad In beauty OF quality workmanship These OF the
popular 4nch length semthng sailor
some with Persian trimmings others silk trimmed
In this lot will be black blue
we'll
Ing In Women's Spring Coats a $3.50.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-18
New Lingerie Waists for Spring


Sleeves all styles full length with the
giy
o a ar
The Detroit times., 1911-03-18
Women's New Spring Shirt Waist

Here
shades with
and
The Detroit times., 1911-03-18
Girls New Spring Coats at $500

Every
blue hairned
while those IL semtfed tailored
bordering
girls values this a
The Detroit times., 1911-03-18


since the
show
$50 an m SeHlDn md 70 o secure the best S38
While this club
Domestic Singer White machines
a
The Detroit times., 1911-03-18
Saturday the Last
Day of the
Umbrella Sale

We are closing ont at big reduc-
tons many OF our finest and best UNI
brelas, taken from our regular sto0
20 make room for our Spring lines or
Parasols. This is an unequaled oppor-
tunity 10 get ready for the Spring
rains which are sure 10 come.
Lot No. Mems and Womens
Umbrellas made of combination mate
rial OF silk and linen, one OF the best
wearing materials made. There Is
wonderful assortment or handles 10
select from, embracing every fashion
able shape and design. The regular
values of these Umbrellas will range
g up to sa,oo' .Sl.60
Lot No Mems and Womens Um-
brelfas. made OF fine Union or yarn
dyed silk, a material which has never
been euualed for wearing qualities.
The handles are in beautiful assort-
ment OF domestic and imported makes
and the regular prices of the umbrellas
In this lot will range to @ OF
$500, reduced now to-. ~. ~
The Detroit times., 1911-03-18
Collapsible
Go-Carts, $3.50

Children's one-m o tion Go
Carts, collaosible style Gust
like CUT. Only % in the lot,
but including all colors. This
Cart folds easily and compactly
and Is the lightest weight and
most durable Go-Cart made.
Specially priced at $3.50.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-18
THE HUDSON STORE
lie HUDSON STORE
Special Saturday
Prices on
Toilet Goods

Lsterine, in three sizes,
at............... tie, 34c and -
Absorbent Cotton. lib. rolls az .1oc
Derma Viva Liquid Face
roWuer ......s./.......... 80
DIR. Graves Tooth Powder. $3.50. .too
DR.. Lyons Tooth Powder. -f7c
Pompeian Massage Cream. soc
Eversweet. for perspiration. zoe
20 Mule Team Borax. per
phchhSe .....-......... -. %
Armour's Glycerine Soap. g for 25c
All other toilet goods at equally
low prices.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-18

DShShtiui 4~CW y my w llIC oOoAo
for Confirmation Dresses
confirmation
will
unang daush
had
influence regulating these exceptional values
IMPORTED NOVELTIES $2.ss YARD
direct England Switzerland
Swisses.
Embroidered
ST. GALL sWlssEs AT ACC AND soc
Swisses designs In
dots stripes figures and novelty They much wanted for
waists and values
IMPORTED voILEs AND
TO be me fabrics We
weaves a stripes
EMBROIDERED sWssES AT e8c
direct the looms
fabric dainty dresses
beautifully shown large
rang OF
LiNWEAvE AT 2sc, 3se AND SOC
the market and beautifully
qualities
imitation all linen material Lin
FRENCH eATIsTE AND MERcERIzEo eATsTE
qualities 40 wide
confirmation dresses etc. at Soc 75c and $oo
beautiful finish qualities timely
weights at 2sc, 35c, SOC and 76e
The Detroit times., 1911-03-18
The Membership List Is Filling Up
The Sewing Machine Club Is Fast ~
Securing Its 100 Members ~

Join this club tomorrow, II you want
a $50 special model. central needle
Standard Sewing Machine for $38
Only $3.50 when you join and 81 90 week un-
I'll paid for. Only hundred can join, for we
could only get that many machines and every
day finds many new names added, 80 don't delay a
single day or even hour We may have 1t filed any
day now It's the best. the latest model the newest
OVad