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Evening star., 1912-11-13
Dining Room Furniture
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Our assortments of Dining Room Furniture especially
tactve designs OF Chairs Tables China Closets Sideboad
Bue Tables and offered the
prices possible for Furniture equal dependabity
DINING CHAIRS s.s.e.@
CHARTERED Oak genuine leather seat claw feetS295 EACH
CHARTERED Oak full box of leather colonial de-
sgn-$3-5o each
Mahogany finished genuine leather seat design
Solid Mahogany plain refined design panel back genuine
leather seat-$8 so each.
DINING TABLES
Solid CHARTERED Oak in attractive type 48nch top with pat
ent lock-Sa5.oo each.
Solid Mahogany Extenson 54nch top when fully
tended best Tyden lock; prevents tipping over-$6ooo
SIDEBOARDS AND BUFFETs
CHARTERED Oak claw feet mirror back double cupboard
lined drawers-S275o
Mahogany colonial
board and linen. draWer-SIOoOO.
Large CHARTERED Oak; full swell 'front.' back;
slightly carved design-S42.5o.
CHINA CLOSETS.
Quareed Oak; full swell 'front.' claw feet; shelves
plate grooves-S25OO
CHARTERED Oak rather type full fron-s4ooo
Mahogany; colonial design in rich dull hnsh-S42oo.
SERVING TABLES
CHARTERED Oak; plain design with drawers and shelf
COMPLETE SUITES
Oak consisting of Buffet China Closet Extension
Table Serving Table and Chairs with genuine leather
$Io52s
Solid Mahogany plain design especially we'll adapted for
Buffet Dining Table Serving Table China
Closet and Chairs with leather slip sea2325o
Crcassian Walnut; beautifully figured and handsomely rich
wood colonial design. Buffet with mirror back Large China
Closet Extension Table Serving Table and six Chairs
leather seas-S275OO.
Oak. consisting of Buffet China Closet Extension
Table Serving Table and six Chairs attractive
and desirable plain design-SIIooo.
Evening star., 1912-11-13
BLAMEs THE YOUNG TURKS.
German officials Views Of Demorali.
zation of Sultan's Army.

BERLIN, November IA high govern
ment official declares that the defeat of
Turkey In so short a time was entirely
due to the advent of the Young Turk and
the extensive preparations which have
been made by the Balkan states He con-
tinued:
When, four years ago, the Young
Turk came into power, politics also came
into the army, and. for the first time in
the history of Turkey, Christians were
al. owed to join the army, and, under the
compulsory military service law, were
forced to serve their time. Before that
the army was a strictly Mohammedan
organization, and a power for that re-
iigion.
discipline in the Turkish army has
been abso .utely demoraliZed by the DO
litical dissensions and aspirations of the
va. ious officers, and, as any soldier
knows. nothing will so quickly bring an
army to ruin as politics. Then, when the
troops were forced, ha # starved, into bat
tie. the Christians had no heart for the
fight, and that accounts for the large
number of prisoners taken.
.'The Christians look upon the Balkan
states as deliverers, and, take the first
oppo:t tunity to either surrender or to de-
sert the sultan's army for that of the
Christian, and the Christians in the past
four years have become so large part
Of the Turkish army that their action is
keenly felt"
Evening star., 1912-11-13
WANTS CHOICE MADE
Senator CuIIom Urges Decision
on Lincoln Memorial.
HOPES CONGRESS WILL ACT
Requests President Taft to Call
Meeting Of the Commission.
DEPENDS ON THE DEMOCRATS
Future Of Republican Party, Says
Senator McCumber, Due to
Tariff Legislation.
DEPENDS ON THE DEMOCRATS

Senator Cullom hopes to see the Lin
coin memorial commission agree on
plan for the million dollar memorial
to President Lincoln before Congress
meets SO that Congress may be able to
PASS upon the memorial at the comirg
session. The Illinois senator. who is the
father of the Lincoln memorial project,
has been pressing for a year or more for
a decision. !:
The commissions. to which was in
trusted the selection of a design for
memorial has held a number, of meet
ings. but has failed to agree Senator
Cullom today asked President Taft.
the head of the commission, to call a
meeting soon possible to finally
decide what is to be done and this the
President will do.
/ The commission is composed of the
President, Speaker Clark and a. number
of senator's and representatives.
Whatever plan the commission reports
is sure to meet with opposition in Con-
gress. as there are a dozen different plans
tucked away in the desks of members to
be brought out when the commission
makes recommerda ton
Engineer Commissioner Judson was in
conference with President Taft today on
District matters the President may want
to discuss in his annual message.
Supreme Court Pays Respects.
The Supreme Court made it's annual
call of respect on President Taft today.
All the justices and officials of the
court were present and were received
in the blue room.
Senator McCumber of North Dakota
and ex-senator Hemenway of Indiana
for in the future of the republican
party
How soon the party will come back
to power" said Mr.. Hemenway. will
depend upon the legislation of the demo-
Gratis on the tariff. Should that party
fail to make good on the tariff and cause
hard times, the country will swing back
to the republicans in jiffy. If the
continues. l am willing to admit that it
looks like eight or more years for the
democrats.
las to third term party, I have per-
sonally talked with a large number of
men who voted for its candidates and
who propose to return to the republicans
as the only real party of opposition to
the democrats.
!. Taft Same Big Man.
Ex-senator w E. Mason of Illinois
and Representative Dalzell of Pennsyl-
vania, who will not be in the next House.
were also among republican callers
IIeSiueHt Idlt does not snow trace
of Ill feeling or bitterness" said Mr.. Ma
son. He is the same big man he always
was. without a whimper or a kick. There
is a big difference between standing in
the spotlight Of victory and the shadow
of defeat
President Garthe. Vice President Kauff-
mann, Secretary Shriver and a committee
from the Gridiron Club today invited
President Taft to attend the annual din
ner of the club. December Z. The Presi-
dent accepted. Gov. Wilson may be one
of the distinguished guests.
Evening star., 1912-11-13
|AWAY WITH cATARRH
| A FILTHY DISEASE
A Safe Old-fashioned Rem
edy Quickly Relieves All
Distressing Symptoms.

IL you are subject to frequent colds. or
IL you lave any OF the distressing symp-
toms of caitarrh. such as stuffed-up feet
the nose, sores in the nose. phlegm I'm
the throat causing hawking and splitting.
dull main I'm the head or ringing I'm the
ears. lust anoint the nostrils or rub the
throat or chest with little Ely's Cream
Balm. and see how quickly you will get
relief.
In few minutes you will feel your
for a day or so the nasty discharge will
be checked. the pain. soreness and fever
gone. and you will no longer he offensive
to yourself and your friends by constant
ly hawking. splitting and blowing.
Shake OF the grip OF catarrh before IL
impairs ycnr sense of taste, smell and
hearing and poisons your whole system.
In a short time you can be completely
cured Of this distressing disease by using
Ely's Cream Balm. This healing. antisep-
tic Balm does not fool you by short. de-
ceptiye relief but completely overcomes
the disease 1t clears the nose. head and
throat OF all the rank poison. soothes,
heals and strengthens the raw. sore mem-
branes. making you proof against colds
aud catarrh.
One application will convince you. and
n 5o-cent bottle will generally cure the
worst case of catarrh. 1t is guaranteed.
Get it from your druggist today. Agent.
Jas, O'Donnell. 4,
Evening star., 1912-11-13
SUSPECTED OF FORGERY.
III. E. Warren" Arrested Here,
Thought to Be C. L. Sossaman.

Believing him to be c. L. Sossaman.
who IS wanted in De Land. Fla, to
answer charge of passing a worthless
check for S75. the police arrested today
young man known here as Hugh f..
Warren. rooming at 1905 Clifton street
northwest.
SOssaman was arrested some time ago
in Detroit. and. in the custody of Sheriff
Smith of the Florida county. started for
Florida. When the train was passing
through Adams Park. Ga. the prisoner
made his escape. The man taken into
custody here has been identified sos
saman. Mai. Sylvester has advised the
De Land authorities OF the arrest.
Evening star., 1912-11-13
t Thanksgiving DinnerWare
is BEST SELECTED FROM
OPEN=STOCK PATTERNS.

Having mind the preparations of the housewife Dinner
for this festive OF "openock
have been brought the highest degree of completeness
Whether need be for complete present
the selection of larger quantity provide amply tor
the your requirements have been anticipated
The great diversity of patterns the choicest decorations from
England France Germany and Austria besides of dis
tnctve character from American potee who supply exclu
sively, give these displays pre- eminent position
Besides variety afforded for choosing patterns bear
unusually favorable because of
tiona facilities for direct Importation.
The following of especial interest
Porcelain Open-stock English Porcelain Opensock
Dinnerware, pieces, Dnnerware, pieces,
upward from. S675 upward from. ST .O0
Austrian China Open-stock Limoges China Openstock
Dinnerware, pieces, Dnnerware, pieces,
upward from $3.50 upward from. .S23.75
Havand China Opensock Dinnerware pieces, upward
from S25.OO
Evening star., 1912-11-13
BLAST WARNS OF ROBBERY
Explosion Blows Bank Phone Re
ceiver Off and Alarm Follows.

MEDARYVILLE, Ind, November 13.-
4 telephone receiver blown from its hook
by charge of nitroglycerin set by safe
blowers in the First National Bank here
was the means of preventing the theft of
many thousands of dollars last night.
The large doors of the vault had been
torn away, allowing access to $4,000 in
currency. when Mrs. Theodore Braemer.
a telephone operator answered a signal.
No voice came over the wire. but she
heard a second blast and gave the alarm.
Three thieves who were engaged in loot
ing the place made their escape with
$oC00.
Evening star., 1912-11-13
FOR CARE Of INSANE
Federal Claim Against the
District Discussed.
COMMERCE CHAMBER VIEWS
Work of Body in Securing Conven-
tions for Washington-Annual
Elections Announced.
COMMERCE CHAMBER VIEWS

The Chamber of Commerce at a meet
ing last night. took up for discussion the
claim of the federal government AGAINST
the District for the care of INDECENT insane
at the Government Hospital for the In
sane. A letter from Frederick c. Handy.
chairman of the subcommittee appointed
to investiate these claims, was read, in
which he said that letters upon tine SUBJ
ject had been sent by the subcommittee
to DR.. White. superintendent Of the hos
pital, and to AlonZo Tweedale, auditor for
the District. A reply has been received
from DR.. White. which has been referred
to the committee. but no word has yet
been received from Mr.. Tweedale Presi-
dent James F. Oyster suggested that 1t
would be advisable to apply to the District
Commissioners direct when information
regarding District matters was desired In
the future.
In a communication to the chamber,
Chaplin Brown, chairman of the municipal
legislation committee, stated that he had
received information that the District
would not pay over to the federal treasury
the money claimed for the care of the in
digent insane patients until near the end
of the present fiscal year and that the
chamber would have plenty Of time to
lodge it's protests against the payment Of
these claims.
Big Conventions Coming.
John Dolph, chairman of the committee
on conventions, reported the work of his
committee in winning for Washington a
number Of big conventions for the COM
ing year. and announced that Secretary
Thomas Grant and First Vice President
D. J. Callahan were going at once to
New York to confer with the executive
committee of the National Railway Sup
plies Manufacturers Association In re-
gard to securing the convention of that
body next June.
President Oyster called attention to the
fact that the December meeting would be
the last meeting of the chamber before
the annua, election Of officers. He urged
GERS and members of the directorate men
who would work for the chamber and for
the District.
Representation in Congress.
Roy c. Clafiin of the District Delegate
League, in a letter to the chamber
asked that the organization give its sup
port to the plan for a delegate to repre-
sent the District in Congress. The let
ter was referred to the committee on
law and legislation.
meeting Of the subcommittee appoint
ed to devise and report upon q plan to
expedite 1egislation for the District of
Columbia is to be held Thursday afternoon
at 4 O'Clock. This committee Is COM
posed of William F. Guide, chairman; j.
Evening star., 1912-11-13
WOULDN'T ENTER CITY.
Bulgaria Favors Hating Allies Out
side of Constantinonle.

VIENNA. November 13.-The Bull
garian government has far not
shown itself favorable to the idea of
entering Constantinople, according to
NJ. Natchoyitch; former Bulgarian for
eign minister. in an interview with the
CORES spondent of the Neue Freie Presse
at Sofia.
Bulgaria. he said, wanted to have
Constantinople and Saloniki made ffree
cities The Bulgarian army, he con-
tinued, would halt before CONSTANT
nople. and leave the fate of the Turkish
capital to the decision of the powers.
Evening star., 1912-11-13
WILL NOT FIGHT OVER SERvIA.
Dispute Will Not Draw Russia Into
Clash at Arms.

ST. PETERSBURG, November 13.-
Russia does not intend to go to war over
the question of Servia obtaining a port
on the Adriatic sea, according to Sergius
Sazonoff. the Russian foreign minister.
nj. Sazonoff informed M. Popovitch. the
Servian minister here. that this decision
had been reached as the result of CONVEX
Evening star., 1912-11-13
New Writing Paper.

Special attention is called to a
late novelty in Writing Paper,
one quire Of paper and one pack
age Of envelopes in box; paper
stamped with new style initial
in delft blue, 25c.
Also Correspondence Cards, "a
cards and sufficient envelopes,
stamped in same style-25c.
Main floor Eleventh st
Evening star., 1912-11-13
Handmade crochete
Table Sets.

An artistic and beautiful deco
ration for the table, and not as
expensive as linen< They do not
soil easily. and are not affected
by laundering. Consist of CEN
terpiece and doilies.
13-piece SETS. .S3.75 and $500
25-piece sets. $500 and $6.75
Second floor. Eleventh at.
Evening star., 1912-11-13
Imported English Hats
FOR MOTORING, GOLFING
AND ALL OUTDOOR WEAR.

Smart effects shown in the display of Womens Trimmed
Hats which have imported this from London In
'eria these hats practical They made of stitched
suede and waterproof silks effective combining of both
The trimmings simple band braid of suede and often the
iunage OF bdsa wing, quill feather is all that
necessary.
The exacting requirements OF the English sporswoman
successfully acompshedthey ideal in their practically
for motoring and walking. for golf and country
NnineyS SALON Second rTenhs
Evening star., 1912-11-13
Rube Marquard Sued for $25. 900.

NEW YORK, November 13.-Suit for
$2J,01O damages was filed today against
"'Rube" Marquard. star pitcher of the
New York Giants. by Joseph Kane. hus-
band of Blossom Seely, an actress, alleg-
ing that Marquard alienated her affec-
tions.
Evening star., 1912-11-13
Mcfarland Sent to Penitentiary.

NEW YORK, November 13.-Allison NJ
Mcfarland, recently acquitted in New
Jersey of wife murder pleaded guilty to
counterfeiting in the United States dis
trict court here today, and was sentenced
to one and a half years in the federal
penitentiary at Atlanta.
Evening star., 1912-11-13
Asbestos Table Mats
Specially Priced.

The only mats for successfully
protecting tables from injury by
hot dishes and foods. All are for
round tables.
48-inch size. So. 80 each
54-inch size. $500 each
Only limited quantity, SO we
advise early selection.
Second noor Eleventh ST.
Evening star., 1912-11-13
Corduroy Skirts.

Corduroy Skirts.
A SPECIAL VALUE AT $500.
Depending upon quality, style,
value and tailoring for women to
make this skirt the basis of their
comparison, we confidently state
that it is the best value possible
to be offered. Shown in tan and
black. Special price, $500.
Women's Black and Navy Blue Serge
Skirts. in several good models, bringing
out the new style touches, finished with
buttons; regular and extra sizes
S5.75, $8.75 to $1,000.
Corduroy and Serge Riding
Skirts, $1,000.
Khaki and Mannish Serge Riding
Habits, SI8.75 to $45.oo.
Third hoor. G st.
Evening star., 1912-11-13
''KlOSfit' PetticOats.
THE PERFECT FITTING
PETTTCOAT.

The faues the "k1osf" Petticoat is due several
exclusive this Elastic gusse hip
eliminates all fulnss and elastic wasband does
with the usual dawtng and makes the "klosh fit like glove
The prevailing slender the disturbed
by the "Klosh-n fact. maintaining the
smoothness line hips provide
wanted e waist and length all the shades and
in all pettcoat fabrics
The following styles recently received
Silk erseytop Pecoats messalne hounce. SIS. .OO
Jersey-top Petticoas 81 so
Colored Mesane Silk Pettcoats $500
4 demonsrator will gladly explain full merits Of the
.kosht' Peticoats.
bird floor
Evening star., 1912-11-13
TURKS HOPELESS
IN HOLDING LINES
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sights in the hospitals are the rows of
poor fellows with swollen and gangrened
limbs for whom there is no hope of re-
covery.'
Predicts Return of Deposed Sultan.
An ''old Turk" writing to the news
papers to deplore the defeat of his coun-
try, says it would not have happened had
Abdul Hamid been retained on the
throne. He continued:
Our true sultan has now returned to
the city of the faithful and this fact has
caused a greater sensation in the Otto
man empire than all the reverses our
troops have suffered"
He predicts that Abdul Hamid within a
few weeks will be restored to the throne
in Constantinople. and owing to the dis
sensiOns of the powers, part of the Tur-
kis,h empire will be saved to her.
Evening star., 1912-11-13
Linen BedWear.

Linen BedWear.
SPECIAL VALUES ARE
FEATURED IN PILLOW
CASES AND SHEETS.
Hemstitched Linen Pillow
Cases, size 221zx36 inches.
Special price, $2oo pair.
Hemstitched Irish Linen
Sheets, sizes for single, three
quarter and double beds.
Special price, $500 pair.
Second floor, Eleventh ST.
Evening star., 1912-11-13
Predicts Return of Deposed sultar
TURKISH sORTIE REPULsED.
Garrison From Adrianople Driven
Back by Bulgarian Besiegers.

SOFIA, Bulgaria, November ia des-
perate sortie was made by the Turkish
garrison of Adrianople yesterday accord
ing to a dispatch to the Mir. After five
hours fighting the Turkish troops were
driven back by the Bulgarian besiegers.
The Turks lost heavily
Evening star., 1912-11-13
Mems DermopG1ile Underwear.
MADE in FRANCE, EVERY
OUNCE WARRANTED PURE WOOL,

Pure Wool Underwear will shrink 1t of exquisite
sones and will rrtate the tender and sensitive skin
1t 5 pleasant %
Dermophe all of natures for the ideal
Sudden changes perspraons the like have
effect upon the body Demophe Underwear is the
skin 1t IS safe because of these facts
Perfection the highest degree represented in this under
Here Exclusively inn Washington.
Evening star., 1912-11-13
:. Embroidery Orders
For Holiday Gifts.
SHOULD Re PLACED WITH
Us AT THE EARLIEST
DAN P0SSIRI T.

In view of the great number Of
Hand-embroidery Orders which
we execute each fall in the prep
aration OF holiday gifts. and the
length oil time required for careful
work, it is OF great importance
that we receive all such orders
early. Patrons then avoid possi-
Bile hurried work and disappoint-
ing delays.
Handkerchiefs, Fancy Goods,
Table Linen, Towels,
Apparel OF Every Kind.
Needicwork Dept. Main foor, st.
Evening star., 1912-11-13

Miller Kenyon. c. c. Calhoun. Joseph i.
Weller, John D. Leonard. Joseph ID. Sui
livan. d. S. Mackall. Thomas E. Ogram.
George M. Oyster. jr.. r. l.. Middleton.
Walter B. Gray and L. w. Bradford.
Evening star., 1912-11-13
ARMY WAS UNPREPARED.
General Staff View of the Defeat of
the Turks.

False economy, lack of preparation and
poor administration We're the causes of
the almost complete failure of the sup
posedly invincible Turkish army in the
present war, in the opinion of the Of
ficers of the general staff of the United
States Army who are studying the ques-
ton from every angle.
Evening star., 1912-11-13
Gut Glass.
MERIT ALONE HAS PLACED OUR CUT
GLASS so HIGH In FAVOR.

Our Cut Glass is individual production each piece distinc
tive design completed and perfected of artistic excellence
The selected blanks and
cearness and brlancy impossible but first quality
We do confne selections limited number OF makes
neither do the mediocre find here But do
the best from makers whose we'll estab
sed In this displays varied than ordinarily
The designs especially noteworthy The uniform beauty
diversity design eoquent
the skill of the designs exclusive with
lis.
Included in the display
WATER TUMBIERS SANDWICH PLATES
WATER PITCHERS, CHEESE PLATES,
GOBLETS, PUNCH BOWLS.
WINE GLASSES. ORANGE BOWLS,
CELERY TRAYS SALAD BOWLS,
BONBON DISHES, SUGAR & CREAM SETS
And pieces service whether be simple elab
Dishes pieces of Ola-
mental value
fur,G
Evening star., 1912-11-13
Delicious Fresh Fruits.

ORANGES.
Hilliard Island tFlorida), as sweet as In
dian River, and more juicy. &c to 35c
dozen.
California Oranges, good size. 80. .4Oc dog.
AS an indication of the high
sales for this season are more thar
E1ftb door, Tenth ct.
The Chanute times., 1912-11-29
lIGHT SERVICE INTERRUPTED

Tuesday evening the electricity
sCff cred two Interruptions after
nightfall. The first occurred ten
minutes 70 six Arrangements were
made 10 carry the commercial load
then without the white way or arc
lights
These went off again at seven
twenty but were back by eight
O'Clock. No attemp. was made to
run more than the commercial cir
cult. The trouble had S, org n
Tuesday morning wnen one of the
engines heated and could no longer
be used. Two enginesa e in use at IT, e
oil valve was cIogged up and as
soon as the oil supply was shut , If
the engine began TO heat. Ia
day load was then switched to the
other engine and generator. This
generator has not been over hauled
for some time or rewound and will
carry only from two thirds to three
fourths the load of the other II
bore up all right under the day
load but when the whole service
was turned on two coils of the gen
orator gave way and left the town
In darkness. The electric light
force was in this predicament.
They had one good engine with a
broken down generator, and one
broken down engine with a good
generator. However the lights
wer not off for any length of time
and the service was all right again
after the short interruption.
The Chanute times., 1912-11-29
FOR OUT OF TOWN GUESTS

Mrs. Charles Stanley Foreman and
Mrs William McElroy of Kans S
City were the guests of honor at a
very charming 800" party given by
Mrs. Harry jenkins on Monday after
noon. The house was decorated with
pink carnations NUNS and candles.
The color scheme, pink and green was
carried out Ia the luncheon The de-
sign of the tally cards, litt e gold
baskets filed with roses, and the
prize Q picture won by Mrs. John
Penny, was the handiwork of Mrs.
Foreman. The guests were: Mes
danes J. Il. Light, John W. Lspham,
Harry Williams, Walter Bodle, John
Penny, w. A Moon, George Faus; +,
George Weigand, Percy Nelson,
Howard Dillon, Sylvia Trammeil, E.
II! Bussink. osen MeNultj OF, Thayer;
Vera Curry, Nins Costs and Georgia
Hanson.
The Chanute times., 1912-11-29
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Yours truly,
&. L PFUEDsTEIN, Agent