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.ad dram tinctnro ' esSas ar M ~ ts sf
meal. 10 to is drops.
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are badly affected. due to the very severe case
Of cstaIrh OF the head. Can you recommend
Q curei"
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viane pOWder and maze catarrh balm by
niI,n2 one teas,uoH'Ui Of the powder with one
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The evening world., 1912-11-29

q Young man. keep young There is nothing in being
old Old age may he necessary but it Is not beautiful
TO be young TO be demgod among your seniors. And
when you yearn to be fufledged man. remember that
there thousand miionares who would trade their
money and their for your youth quickly that
II would mako your head swim,
9 Keep young and keep looking young. We help
you the second half OF that advice, Saks garments
Tor young youthful to look at They have eternal
youth In their lines. They made for young
between fourteen and twenty. and they have all tho snap
and swing and style Of young man In his teens
Suits In soft collar Styles made In variety OF fabrics
and coorngs. and tailored with quick creative touches
that make for youthful styles Overcoats In host OF
fabrics, mostly belted back models and cut nervous.
energetic lines Sizes 80 to &c.
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Trimmed Hats
at $40

that have all tho style Of hats
marked elsewhere at 1880 to 1000
a sale which is exclusive in what 4
offers and popular in what It asks
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FurS
for Women, Misses and Girls, at
great economies In fom0rr0x's sale

for Women, Misses and Girls, at
great economies In tomorrow's sale
"a selection OF tho choicest iurs in vogue this Fall q
prices which afford you greater margin Of economy
than wc have over before boon in position to offer
Black Russian Pony Coats for Women and Muses. oo N
Made now iuength modea Value 90 special at ZS'0V
French Seal Coats for Women and Misses. Plain)
full length models or throequarter modeA with 1850
collars Of ohnchilla squirrel Values $500 q l00.00)
French Seal Coats. for Misses only. A mpeior)
garment mndo with collar and cuffs Of ormne 5000
leopard. Sizes - 10 and ID only. Value l2S.o0)
Pur-ncd Coat. for Women and sses Tho shells arc sAe
Of black fancy mixed tweed coth lined With Hamser q
squirrel lock- and finished with largo fur collars.
Values $500 $500 $500
special at 1880 $3.50 $3.50
Girls Natural Wildcat Coats, Handsomely lined with bro
caded satin beautiful garment Sises O. 10 and IA
Value $500 to 5000
special at $500 to $500
Look over these values In
Fur Mulfs and Neckpieces
Kind Of Fur Muffs Neckpleces
Black or Blue Wolf -, $50 & 1880 $50 & 1850
Pointed Siberian Wolf lA.sO & 1900 400 s. 1850
Black Fox ,,,,,,,,,,, l4.SO & 24.SO 1880 & 1880
Natural Raccoon, 49,, 1000 s. 1000 900 s. 1850
Natural Skunk ,,,,,, 27.5O & $3.50 27.SO & 800
Matched Fur Sets
Pointed Stl<a Fox Sets, $500 s. $500
Natura Ned !oH oS.s '''''',,.'ss' S4:oV q DOW
Real Scotch Mole Sets 49,, As. 90 and upwards
White Iceland Fox Sets, ,l4.60
Caracul Sets, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., p,So
The evening world., 1912-11-29

Boys Clothes
Garments which are Saks
In quality and low In price
The young man who comes to Saks' with his
mother vii! some day come of his own accord
The evening world., 1912-11-29
Silk Stockings
at soc
Regularly One Dollar
Think of the Christmas possibilities of
2,4OO pairs of dollar silk hose at soc.
Regularly One Dollar

g There. are exactly one hundred dozen of white
stockings and the same number Of black stockings.
They made Of fine quality ingram, lustrous silk,
full fashioned, with double tops and toes and high
spliced heels Some have silk tops, while others have
tops Of Isle. All sizes from 81 to 10.
One of the really attractive silk stocking
ments Of the present season. and whether for immediate
Xmas gifts, the values in this sale tomorrow
are altogether too good for you to miss.
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Clothes
for young men and youngsters
at SIS to $23

Young men yearn to be older and
cid men regret they ever grew up
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character, the symptoms or diseases afs givsn
and the answers viii apply 10 sny eass q
amilaf nature.
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lass- wood st.. Dayton. o.. inolos,ns sslf.
addressed stamped envelope fos ssply. Full
nAms and addrss must b. SVEN. but only In
itiAls OF fictitious nA,ns WI b used N my
answera The prescriptions can b filled 81
any we'll stocked drug store Any drussist oan
esAss Of vholssalss.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-29
INDULGE IN PONY HUNT.
Colt strays from Gentry Bros Show
and ROams Streets.

For the first time in the history of the
Nations Capital a pony hunt came on
yesterday. Three hundred persons, all
anxious and worried, took part in it.
Unlike some fox hunts, the search yes
terday was successful Had time per
mitted, the Washington police would
have been asked to take a hand How
ever, there was no chance to call on Mai
Sylvester for aid, and Capt. Doyle, Of the
Eighth precinct, was even denied a
chance to demonstrate his sleuthing
sbility
The trouble all came about because
Miss Martha Washington, the feature of
Gentry Brothers shows. took French
leave Of the menagerie tent at Sixteenth
and U Streets Northwest. Miss Martha
Washington Is a pony but three days
old. A vagary Of the wind lifted the
side wall OF the show tent and Miss
Martha strayed away. Her absence was
first noted when Beautiful Belle began
to neigh. Then the hunt began. Oblivi-
Gus Of all the trouble she caused, the
pony stood complacently in New Hamp-
shire Avenue, when one of the rangers
The Washington herald., 1912-05-29

n, now stationed at the Navy Yard at
Portsmouth, Va, Is the guest for a
week of her mother, Mrs Martha S.
Gielow, at the Farragut
Mrs. Spencer Cosby. wife Of Col Cos
early in June for Lenox. where she will
spend the summer.
Mrs. Frederick Leetch and Miss Jo-
sephine Davis entertained a large COM
pany at bridge last evening at the
Washington Club.
Mrs. John Sidney Webb has gone to
East Hamilton, Mass, for the summer
Mr.. Webb will join his wife later in the
season.
Mrs Fremont-Smith arrived at Bar
Hsrhor yesterday. She will be Joined
on Friday by DR.. FremOnt-Smith
their cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Bradley. accom-
panied by their son-in-Iaw and daugh-
ter. Rev. and Mrs. Herbert Shipman.
sailed from New York yesterday on the
Lusitania for England They expect to
spend ten days in London and then go
TO Paris to spend the remainder OF their
holiday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George F Becker have
closed their house. 100 Rhode Island
Avenue, and opened their summer home
at Tyringham, Mass
Rear Admiral William H. Emory, L.
s. n, retired, and Mrs. Emory will
leave here June to spend the summer
at their country place at Roslyn, Long
Island.
Mrs. J. H. Gore has gone TO England
to visit friends for part Of the summer.
She will be Joined later ~by DR.. Gore.
when they will 20 to Bad Nauheim. and
after spending October in Spain will re-
turn 10 this country.
Mrs John Robinson and Miss Robin
son have gone to Newport. where they
viii spend the season.
Mrs. Horace Lurton. jr who has been
visiting at her home in Tennessee. where
she was called by the death Of her
father, J. B. Richardson. has returned
to Washington. and Joined Mr.. Justice
and Mrs. Lurton.
Miss Harriet SOutherland Is visiting
Lieut. Commander Thomas c. Hart. L.
s N. and Mrs. Hart at the torpedo
station at Newport.
DR.. and Mrs. z. T Sewers will leave
early in July for their sum-
mer home in Port Hope, Canada, where
they will spend the remainder Of the
summer.
Mrs. Clara Breslau. OF Washington. is
the guest Of friends in Baltimore. Later
she will pay a series Of visits in Atlantic /
City and New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Sanger, OF U !
Street, have as their guests their son !
and daughter-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry |
r. Sanger. Of Staten Island, N Y.
The naval attache Of the French Am |
bassy and Viscountess d'Azy are in |
Philadelphia for a few days. They will |
go to Annapolis June l, where they will |
be the guests of Capt. and Mrs John |
H. Gibbons for the baseball game.
Justice and Mrs. Van Orsdel have !
given up their residence at 900 Ontario |
Road and are stopping at the Hotel |
Grafton. Their new home. 1884 wyoming |
Avenue. will not be ready for occu-
The Washington herald., 1912-05-29
KINGS DAUGHTERS MEET.
Chapter Is Host of Big
Maryland Delegation.

Special TO The Washington Herald
Rockville. Nd, May 2S-The quarterly
meeting Of the Maryland branch OF the
international Order Of the King
Daughters, consisting Of ffty-two chap
ters, was held in Rockville Southern
Methoolst Church to-day, with the Rock
vile chapter as hosts. Sixty members
or the various Baltimore chapters At
tended and other sections of the State
were well represented. It was the. first
meeting of the kind ever held n Mary
land outside OF Baltimore.
The officers Of the Rockville chapter
are: President, Miss Isabel kingdom
vice president. Mrs. Edward c. Peter:
recording secretary, Mrs. Jackie McDon-
aid; corresponding secretary, Mrs. John
b. Brewer; treasurer, Mrs. John H. Gas
saway.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-29
WILL HONOR MAI. BUTT.
Monument of Flowers by Residents
of RandIe Highlands.

One Of the chief features Of Memorial
Day in the District Of Columbia this
year will be a memorial tribute to the
late Maj. Archibald Butt. who was
drowned when the mammoth steamer
Titanic went TO the bottom Of the At
lantic Ocean. The herolsm and gallantry
OF that officer will be memorialIzed in a
monument OF flowers at Randle High
lands on the morning Of Decoration
Day.
This monument will symbolic the
beauty of the life and character of Mai.
Butt The principal address will be
made by Mrs. John Hays Hammond.
who inaugurated the Titanic memorial
movement. Immediately after Mrs. Ham
mond's address, a battery Of the District
National Guard will fire a salute OF
twenty-one guns in honor Of Mai. Butt.
This will be followed by Mrs. Warner A.
Gibbs, singer, who has kindly consented
to give selections appropriate to that
occasion.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-29

CHANGED to spy her. Miss Martha was
escorted back to the show grounds.
TWO crowds, larger than any that ever
attended the Gentry shows on any Tues
DAY IN its previous visits to this city,
attended the show yesterday.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-29

Bridal Carriages for June weddings.
Finest, hired reasonably. Downey's, I63o I.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-29

Mrs. John E. Lathrop has loaned her
house and grounds at Mckinley Street
Chevy Chase, for a garden party to-
night from to II o'clock. for the bene.
ft OF the Washington Heights Presby-
terian Church
The Washington herald., 1912-05-29

The N mister from Argentina, DR.. Naon,
who has been on a leave OF absence
in Argentina for the last month. will
arrive in New York Saturday. Nine
Naon and their children did not accom-
pany the Minister, but remained in
Washington.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-29

Mrs. Andrew J. Peters. wife Of Repre-
sentative Peters. is the guest Of her
mother. Mrs. John c. Phillips, at Nor
raine Farm, Beverly. Mass.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-29

Hiss Helen Cannon, with her niece
Miss Virginia lie Seure, sailed from
New York yesterday to spend the sum.
mer in Europe.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-29

Mrs. Charles Willis Fisher wife OF
Naval Constructor c. W. Fisher, L. S.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-29

Mrs. Robert HincEley and Miss Hinck-
ley. who were to have sailed for Europe
Monday. have postponed their depar-
ture until June Is.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-29

pancy until fall Mrs. Van OrsdeTs Ill
ness OF several months past has made
theiT' plans for the summer Indefinite,
but they expect to leave Washington
early in June.
Mrs. Martha Gielow has as her guest
this week. at the Farragut. her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Charles Willis Fisher. wife Of
Naval Constructor Fisher. L. s. N. Of
the Portsmouth, Va, Navy Yard.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-29

Justice and Mrs. Van Orsdel have
given/up their residence at 800 Ontario
Road and are stopping at the Hotel
Grafton. Their new home. 1854 Wyoming
Avenue, will not be ready for occu-
The Washington herald., 1912-05-29

Miss Frences Lippitt, daughter Of SEN
ator Lippitt Of Rhode Island left Wash
ington yesterday for Manville, r. l.,
where she will spend the greater part Of
the summer.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-29

Mrs. Walter Wells. wife Of DR.. Wells,
will entertain a company at bridge next
Saturday afternoon at the Burlington, in
compliment to her mother Mrs. Gibson,
Of Tennessee, who Is her house guest.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-29

Mrs Archibald Hopkins left Washing
ton Monday for Virginia Hot Springs,
where she will spend a fortnight
The Washington herald., 1912-05-29

Mrs. Frederick Leetch and Miss Jo-
sephine Davis entertained a large COM
pany at bridge last evening at the
Washington Club.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-29

Nine. de la Rocca, wife Of the Coun-
selor Of the French Embassy, entertained
informally at luncheon yesterday in
honor Of her house guest, Mile. de La
garder Of Boalsburg, Pa, who is spend
ing a week with her.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-29

Mrs. John Sidney Webb has gone to
East Hamilton. Mass, for the summer
Mr.. Webb will join his wife later in the
season.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-29

There will be a subscription dinner and
dance held at the Chevy Chase Club
Friday evening. May 81. in compliment
to the visiting participants in the tennis
tournament. II is expected that this
dinner-dance will be a particularly large
and jolly one.
The committee in charge are Mai
William E, Horton. president, Mr.. Law
renee Townsend. Mr.. Edward W. Donn
jr., Lieut.. Byron A Long. L. s. n.
Capt. Louis McC. Little. L. S. Nh c..
Mr.. J. Upshur Moorehead, and Mr.. Will
lam T. Bingham, secretary.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-06-29
ON ACCOUNT OF MAJORITY
1T is POINTED OUT TO THEM
THAT SPEAKER IS CHOICE
OF LARGEST NUMBER.
IN KEEPING WITH PRECEDENT
DEMOCRATIC PRACTICE is TO
GIVE PLUM TO MAJORITY
CANDIDATE.

Baltimore, June Ex-senator VIII
liam j. stone. chairman Of the Mis-
souri delegation today sent 70 -Goy-
ernors Harmon. Marshall, Wilson and
Representative Underwood, presi-
Dental candidates. the following tele-
gram:
"a majority of the national conven-
tion has voted for the candidacy OF
Champ Clark No one questions mis-
faith and loyalty to democracy and
for 70 years the practice has been es-
tablished of giving the nomination to
the candidate who receives a major
ity We ask you in the interests Of
the party and in vindication of the
democratic principle of majority rule
to assist in making his nomination
unanimous by announcing the with
drawal of your candidacy
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-06-29
wilson Told to Hurry.

Sea Girt, N. j.. June 29.-Governor
Wilson was besieged throughout the
day by dispatches from friends at
Baltimore, urging him to hurry to
the convention. At 1:30 o'clock 1t
was admitted at the Little White
House" that such trip was under
discussion but at that time it was
said that the governor was undecided.
Rumor had it that he might leave for
Baltimore on special train at any
moment.
Joseph Tumulty, the governors
secretary, confirmed the report that
the governor had under consideration
the question of going to Baltimore
and added that special train had
been put at his disposal. At the
same time, he said, the governor was
adverse to taking such step. If ne
did decide to go. however, he would
go this afternoon.
Governor Wilson announced this
afternoon through his secretary that
he would make no reply to Stones tel
egram urging him to withdraw in favor
of Clark.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-06-29
COMMONER IS RETICENT
HINTS THAT SOMETHING WILL
BE DOING SOON BUT GIVES
NO "HUNcHEs"
He WILL NOT PROPHESY
DECLARES HE DOES NOT KNOW
If NOMINATIONS WILL oc-
CUR TODAY

Baltimore, June 29.-The uncertain
over the naming esthe p4esi-
Dental candidate has given rise today
to much speculation among the lead
ers as to what move will be made if
any. by w. ]. Bryan to break the
deadlock, but in an interview today,
Mr.. Bryan disclosed nothing.
Everybody says that you are going
to make break; If so, will you tell
us what it is?" he was asked.
81 have not thought it wise to is
sue bulletins" replied Mr.. Bryan, 4
find it better to make announcements.
well, can you say that you will
make an announcement"
whenever there is anything to be
done." he replied.
You speak of purging the national
committee. When would that be
done?.'
Il am not prepared to make any
statement as to the proper time" said
Mr.. Bryan.
do you think nominations will be
made today?"
Il will not prophesy,'
will you give us your own private
views in regard to the one presidential
term?"
Il can only say that, beginning about
1S years ago, when I tried to secure al
amendment to the constitution, have
been an advocate of a single tern
and in the three campaigns J an
nounced that | would not, if elected
be a candidate for reelection"
"And you have always been willins
to accept one term?"
81 would not want to put It tha
/ way. There are times when wouldJ
"And are you still willing?"
I'VE have not reached point wher'
that question is pertinent and hav'
not known a newspaper man whit
would not be presumptious enough t.
ask it"
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-06-29
THE VARSITY RACES.

Poughkeepsie, N. Y, June 29.--
Crews from six universities win COM
pete today in the intercollegiate re-
gatta over the Poughkeepsie course.
Leland Stanford, Jr., University wiz
n atch strength and skill for the first
tine with the oarsmen Of the Atlan-
tic seaboard. Wisconsin University
agaiSus irl sns 1:~ts - iFe lie U1zHt
ss<4A;kes Of Pennsylvania. Cornell,
Syracuse and Columbia. Early IN the
day the weather outlook was favor
able.
The university four-oared race,
without coxswains, two miles. for the
Kennedy challenge trophy was to be
started at 3:15 o'clock. AT / O'Clock
the freshmen eight-oared icbntest, two
miles for the Stewards cup was
scheduled, followed at 5:45 by the
crowning feature OF the da1s, the var
sity eight-oared race over the four
mile course to the finish lire. q mile
below the bridge.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-06-29
GOOD BASEBALL GAMES.

A series of three games between
the Dalhart, Texas, BAH club and the
Las Vegas Maroons, to be played here
on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
of next week has been scheduled by
the local management The Dalhart
team is one of the fastest in Texas
and the contests will be hot ones.
Dalhart is at the present time In
Trinidad, where they played today
and are scheduled to work tomorrow,
against the Trinidad Rocky Noun
tain league team.
Other games are scheduled for the
remainder of next week and the first
three days in the second week OF
July. Amarillo and the re-organized
team OF Dawson are the two other ag-
gregations that will go on with the
locals. This makes ten straight
games beginning next week, and as
all promise to be fast contests. the
schedule should meet with the ap
prova, of the Meadow City fans.
The Dalhart games will start
promptly at S:45 O'Clock. The game
on July 4 will be played in the morn
ing.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-06-29
Rebels Are Perplexed.

At Rebel Front, Bachimba, June 29.
What appears to have been a ruse
on the part of the federals puzzled
the rebel leaders for a time today.
Instead of advancing from Ortiz when
the big bridge was completed, the
federal columns adopted a dilatory
course, moving troop trains back and
forth as If experiencing difficulty in
bringing their artillery ahead.
The rebels here are patiently
awaiting the attack. General Fernan-
dez with 400 men has been sent out
of Bachimba and may encounter the
federal outposts numbering 500 at
any moment.