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The Washington times., 1912-09-04

on each delegates coat to indicate his
hotel. The white aster indicates the
visiting chemist is guest of the Will
lard, a purple aster marks the Raleigh,
dark pink aster the Ebbitt, and a
light pink aster the Shoreham. Those
lodged at the Cosmos Club wear red
roses.
The iettered badges indicate the Ian
guage which the bearer speaks, a IN
Danish, b Is Dutch, c is Swedish, ID is
German. is Spanish, + is French, III
ls Hungarian, Is Italian, X 10 Russian,
L Is Polish. NJ is scandinavian, and N
Afnung those who arrived In WASH
Ington last night was Sir william Ram
say, noted for his discoveries with ra-
dunn Sir Beverton Redwood, whe has
visited practically every mineral oil
field in the world and is considered the
highest Of authorities on petroleum: DR..
Jokichi Takamine, the discoverer of
adrenalin. the active principle In the
suprarenal gland of sheep; w. II. Per-
kin. jr.; Of London. son Of w. H. Per
aniline dyes; c. @. Creswell. Of London
Chemical Industry; NJ. chabrie. Of
Paris, president of the French Institute
many: Gen. A. w. sapojinkows. OF
Russia, and Yung Kwai. Of China.
Wiley Is Chairman.
DR.. II. w. Wiley is chairman OF the
general committee in charge of the en-
tertainment OF the chemists while they
are in Washington. The reception com
mittee consists of Provost Hubba rd,
DR.. NJ. e. Stafford, DR.. w. o. Emery,
DR.. Don c. Dyer, Elbert C.. Lathrop,
Henry Lepper Richard s. Dale, Austin
Stone. DR.. Marcus Benjamin. c. s.
Reeve, and DR.. John johnson. The
ladies' auxiliary committee for the re-
ception of the numerous women in the
party consists of Mrs. Frank w. Clarke,
Mrs. Harvey w. Wiley, Mrs. c. e. Mon
roe. and Mrs. Allerton Cushman.
The 900 men who came to Washington
last night are members OF the Congress
of Applied Chemistry, that is they are
chemists whose Knowledge and expert
ments are directed toward the dircovery
or creation of processes or substances
of value to the Industrial world. As
opposed to applied chemistry is pure
chemistry which deals distinctly with
laboratory problems without reference
to the utility of the work.
A discussion of extreme interest ~
anticipated In New York regarding the
1r., of London, claims to have discov-
cred In turpentine compound which
answers all Of the requirements of the
commercial user OF rubber. German
covery and the scientists will figura.
lively go to the mat when this discov.
cry is broached.
The officers of the eighth annual con-
gress arc: the President of the United
States. patron: Edward NJ Morley
honorary president: William II. Nichols
of New York, president; c. Hesse, OF
Germany. secretary.
The International meeting is held once
in three :ears. In 1909 the meeting was
In London. 1t was held in Rome IN
1906, and in Berlin in 1903.
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QUIET IS RESTORED
BY MARTIAL LAW
IN WEST VIRGINIA
Governors Commission Be-
gins Taking of Testimony
in Miners Case.

CHARLES TOWN. w. Va, Sept. a.
Refreshed by sound sleep dreams-the
first they had experienced since last
April-50o0 miners and Thousands. Of
women and children awoke today be-
lieving that the day of the mine guards
In West Virginia is over. They had
retired last night confident that they
would not be kicked from their cots by
the guards. Through the night they
slept under the protection of martial
law. proclaimed yesterday for the first
time in the history of West Virginia.
At Paint Creek Junction, the head
quarters Of the district under martial
law, seven machine guns and 1900 rifles
were held today. The machine guns
were confiscated from the mine OPERA
tors, the rifles had been taken from
guards and miners alike.
ginia had asserted its authority to the
extent of dealing out equal treatment
to the miner. operator, and guard,
Heretofore the miners have not been
considered on the same terms.
Governor Glasscock's commission
went to Paint Creek Junction today to
begin taking testimony. The governor
asked the commission to probe every
phase of the mine situation In the Kan-
awha coal field. including the alleged
brutalities on the part of private mine
The commission Is composed OF
Bishop p. ]. Donohue, of the Catholic
diocese, of Wheeling: 8. l.. Walker. OF
Fayetteville, lawyer and militia cap
tain: Fred o. Blue, Of Charles Town,
State tax commissioner.
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Jersey for the regulation of the trusts
The answer Is because the States by
themselves cannot meet the difficulty,
and It Is pure toryism of the most back
ward kind to suppose that they can.
and incidentally any such policy would
have the grinning support OF every
law-brealdng trust.
our proposals are definite and prac-
tical. Mr.. Wilson attacks them on
grounds which have shown to be ut
terly baseless and he offers nothing
whatever in their place. We have a
genuine constructive policy. Mr.. WI,
his speech yesterday and from his APP
proval of the histrionics of the Balu-
more platform, Is merely to continue
the present futile system OF adding
ity to the trusts, but giving no hint as
to any method by which these protesta-
tions can become more than protesta-
tionS.
Promises "Abyssinian Treatment"
"Mr Wilson's statement yesterday is
interesting because 1t affords the very
justification for the attitude not merely
Of Messrs. Archbold and Pcnrose, but
OF respectable Wall Street men like
Jacob Schiff in supporting either the
Democratic or the Republican party II
only they can defeat the Progressive
party. Messrs. Penrose and Archbold
have no thought whatever that they
Mr.. Taft is out of the race. but they
hope they can beat the Progressive
party. and for that purpose they are
quite as willing to help Mr.. Wilson as
to help Mr.. Taft for they recognize
in the Progressive party their only real
foe. Mr.. Afchbold said plaintively in
his testimony before the Senate COM
mittee he other day that Darkest Abys-
ssinia had nothing, worse to show than
the treatment of the Standard OIL Com
pany by the Roosevelt Administration
He was right to the extent that / did
doubtless considered Abyssinlan treat
ment. II l am President again and the
Standard Oil Company behaves in SINH
lar fashion. will give II the Abyssinian
had not a word to complain about the
treatment given the Standard OIL Com
pany by Mr.. Wickersham and the pres
ent Administration or a word OF appre-
II the Democratic party should come
into power. Mr.. Archbold and all the
trust magnate OF his kind are entirely
satisfied with the practice of the pres
ise Of both the old Republican and the
old Democratic parties IN this cam
pe!FFRP; pFFP;ev know thew n.v. nothing 70 ,..r
from either. They are wholly indiffer-
ent to the denunciations OF the trusts
by the Democratic and Republican
platforms because these platforms do
not contain one particle Of constructive
suggestion as to really and efficiently
dealing with the trusts, but they bit
terly antagonize US because our plat
form does contain an efficient proposed
method of dealing with the trusts and
also because they know from their past
experiences with me that would put
that method into effective action. Mr..
Jacob Schiff the other day gave the re-
spectacle wall Street view very clearly. |
am sorry that these respectable Wall
Street men are against us. For their
own sakes 1t would be far better II they
were for us because we do not intend to
damage where they do right. We mere
ly intend to control them so they shall
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Fined $3.50 for Keeping
Bar Open Out of Hours

Before Judge Mullowny, in Police
Court, this morning, Frank Frazzani,
saloon keeper, of 452 D street northwest,
was fined $50 for keeping his bar open
between midnight and the hour OF 4
O'Clock on The morning of June z.
There was no defense offered regard
ing the statement OF facts by the police
man who swore out the warrant, ana
the case was disposed of in brief order.
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Mikado Receives
Diplomatic Corps

TOKYO. Sept. 4-Yoshihito. the new
Mikado, gave his first official audience
to the diplomatic corps today.
1t was preliminary to the viewing by
the diplomats Of the embalmed body Of
tive late Mikado Mutsuhito which is
lying In state in the imperial palace,
here.
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not do wrong and they would in the end
find 1t far better to submit to such hon.
est and efficient control than to trust as
now to the utter impotence of the policy
of make-believe strangling so heartily
followed by the present Administration
and advocated by both the Democrat tic
and Republican platforms and endorsed
by the utterances Of their respective
candidates"
The evening world., 1912-09-23
HARMLESS WAY TO DARKEN THE HAIR
AND MAKE It SOFT AND BEAUTIFUL

The wyeth Chemical Company Of
New York put out an ideal preparation
Of this kind. called Wyeth's Sage and
Sulphur Hair Remedy. in which Sage
and Sulphur are combined with other
valuable remedies for keeping the hair
and scalp in clean. healthy condition.
II your hair is losing its color or
constantly coming out. or II you are
troubled with dandruff or dry, itchy
scalp, get a fifty cent bottle Of wycths
Sage and Sulphur from your druggist.
use IL according to the simple directions,
and see what a difference a few days
treatment will make in the appearance
Of your hair.
All druggists sell il. under guarantee
that the money will be refunded IL tho
remedy is not exactly as represented
The evening world., 1912-09-23

IN Ct. Yard wids 0usias Flannsb. ....... 81
Heavy 9ualityeprstty pink and blue
"a e. Dotted Sin Chiiisnsttss. ........... ~
Full limo OF nswsst street and eve
ming shadss--s,ot flimsy quality. but
Of good. firm tsxturs-limt % yds.
Is Ct. Dssss Cinsha0 lseh........SI
for school drsssss-lim,t . Sds.
So ct. Rssdy-Msds Shsss. ............. ~
soxso extra iarss)-mads Of standard
quality shestings-no drsssans-hmis
Ns.sar.n.ss ssssss As.sss.
8 q. Blsaehsd Mollss. ................. ~
Yard wide--fins soft finish-ciose.
reliable Quality-limit 70 yda
% Ct. New CRtais Nsts. .lSH
t5-inch--wide range OF styles.
c rssP ss. EsKps s,. MssiI q y ga
$s.ss lrish Psint Curtains. $50
Plain or detached figured osntrse-
SNOWY or dainty borders-lovsly our
tains In Autumns choicest stylee--
limit three pairs.
10 Ct. SIN Dsapsry frinsss. .............. II
colorinss-for Upholstsry end Cur.
tains-limit 10 yds.
$1l.SS Fine Auaimtss Rn0. 1850
| Alex. Smith q Sons maks-exu H..
| a very desirable siIe-nowest medal
lion and Orientals; also other sffeo-
tive patterus-limit one.
So ct. Lsnsdals Window Shaass. ......... ~
Bs.. tins.: but , : :, , to s Stn I'm;
limit six.
I1s el. Be- Castillo Sep. .................. 10
Green Olive OIL and White CASTLE
large bar-limt three.
70 e. Kaivss and fwhs-X ~. ........ ~
Silver plated Knives and RoGoro
extra heavy Nickel Silver vorks-
limit. one dozen each.
Ss.sS end N.Ss Rssnd Tea Csahs. .2Io
| e. inches across-eiaboNte Rsnals-
sance borders with heavy ring Dc.
vaiue-but our sreat Fali Sale affordS
| many OtnG oQuAlly fU084Bo0SO %
| portunitiss-limit two.
~ q. TswslllnO ....................o ~
| Heavy all-Iinen Crash. also check
| Elass-i7 inches wids-limit u yds.
II ct. Blssehsd Hsk Isvsb. ............ ~
| Linen finish-iS Z Ss-hsmmsd-red
| borders-limit one ooseu.
n e. Twtish BAH Tsvsls. .............. ~
thresa-red. blue or whtts stripe
borders-limit one dossn.
q - Lsas Clsth- Ia n. pises. ,.......: In
| Suslity for undsrgsrmsnts and In
fSnts cIothss-limit . pieces.
10 Ct. White Csmhsie. .....".:.. '
IA inoh-firm quality-soft finish.
| buy now-you can't dupiicate ENl
sale values i i1i.I;; 3 ssI yds OF ''''"n''''
Notion Specials
| Hose Supporters-Whte. Pink,
Blue, Black-lArgc satin pAd-four q.
| eiastics. also hook. sew ana pin
on styles-rssyt, m - sn nai r.. ''''''' AZ
| stsel Safety Pins-heAvy quality
sizes l., and s-rey. 30; gross. ~
| Limit gross.
Brooks spool Cotton
100 yds, spool-whits and black
| reg, rs doZ. .........s'..,....... 40
| Limit 9 dozen.
% and "a Ct. Stamped Goods .,........ 81
Scarfs and Squares-i7xt9 and 1x9
--hemstitched with three rows drawn
work-limtt three.
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PLANS FOR THE BENEFIT OF
EMPLOYEES,

Another offshoot OF the employees
benefit plan has been the establishment
OF summer recreation home at Far
Rockaway. This Is for the girls only.
but Il provides them with an oppor-
tunity OF spending their vacation with
out cost. Even their transportation Ia
paid for them. At the seashorc they
may enjoy all outdoor sports under
more favorable condition than would
be possible at an ordinary summer re-
sort during the two weeks OF their
vacations. And they do not return with
empty purses. Tor their wages for thelr
two weeks are delivered to them intact.
The fun Is ION the house"
There is also more formal employees
benefit association, OF which every em-
ployee Is a member. \ physician Is con-
tinuousiy on duty. ready at any mo-
ment 10 render his services without
charge 70 any employee who may be
In need of them. The physician is sta
toned at the store. but in cases where
an employee Is confined In bed the doc
tor makes routine calls. This society
has been in existence since 1887 and
It's aid has been extended TO more than
10000 persons.
The financial resources OF the nrm
are great. and through the weight OF
this surplus scores Of big. short-tlme
deals with manufacturers have worked
10 the tremendous advantage OF the
hrm and it's patrons. The firm main
tains a permanent European organixa'
ton. The headquarters OF the foreign de
partment are at 30 Rue du Fauhours
Poissonniere. Paris There are branch
ofYices in London, Berlin. Vienna. Con
stantinople and other capitals,
In japan there Ia an organization M
less complete. The collections OF i'm
ported goods in the New York store, al
q result. form . great exposition 0
textiles and ceramic art.
The evening world., 1912-09-23
BOYS SOUND OWN DRILL,
MARCH OUT, FIGHT FIRE.
Youth of Fourteen Acts as Chief
and 800 Work to Save Protec-
tory Buildings.

A tiny coil Of smoke issuing from
the wall of the two-story frame work.
shop at the Arlington Protectory. Ar
iington, N. j.. was seen by the boy
whose duty It was to summon the
three hundred lads to luncheon as he
was about to ring the dinner gong yes
terday. Ho sounded the nre alarm
instead.
The other boys were all In the dor.
mitory on tho second floor of the tn
stitution, They formed In double line
Ind were marching out before the
The evening world., 1912-09-23
BLOOM|NCDAlES
FORTY YEARS IN
( ACTIVE BUSINESS
Magic Growth From a Little
n Shop to a Mammoth De-
partment Store.
THEIR JUBILEE WEEK.
Employees Encouraged by
Plans for Their Comfort
and Advantage.
THEIR JUBILEE WEEK.

They are celebra ting the fortieth an
niversary at Bloomingdaies' big store.
Forty years ago. long before the pres
ent mammoth concern had been con-
ceived. Lyman @. Bloomingdale and his
brother Joseph decided to establish a
retail dry goods store In some uptown
district. They rented a shop, twenty
feet by sixty. In Third avenue ut Fifty
sixth street and stocked II with an as
sortment OF goods.
At that time many predicted failure for
the project, but the business was sue
cessful from the first. and to-day there
stands as a monument to the little store
OF two-score years ago one OF the great
est retail establishments In the city
Bloomingdale Brothers-occupying the
entire block bounded by Fifty-ninth
street. Third avenue. sixtieth street and
Lexington avenue.
In celebration OF the stores fortieth
birthday the present owners-samuel J.
Bloomingdale, Hiram @. Bloomingdale
and Irving J. Bloomingdale, sons OF
Lyman Bloomingdale-are having a jubi-
lee week and the aises OF the store are
crowded with old patrons and new.
PROOF OF THE WISDOM OF THE
VENTURE.
The growth Of the establishment Is
proof that the early Bloomingdale Broth
ers reasoned wisely that there was
room for u department store In the up
town district. Gradually they instilled
the lesson that a great variety OF goods
may be displayed at the threshold OF
their homes at standard prices.
Not only commercially has the original
Blcomingdales' branched forth. for the
welfare OF the employees has become a
hobby OF the mana cement. On the nth
floor Of the store there Is a large. airy,
thoroughly sanitary dining room for the
workers. Food OF the best quality Is
served there Tor cost, often less. Several
smaller rooms open of the main dining
hail. and here are many lounying chairs.
Those employees who are OF duty have
the freedom Of the rooms, which a,
MONDAY have the atmosphere OF 2 so
ia, club.
Through this cooperation with their
employees the Bloominsdales believe
they can achieve better results both for
Themselves and for their patron. They
have kept careful check and md that
the service has been be;tered and the
standard OF efficiency raised.
Blooming tales' has been the birth
place OF many IDEAS for facilitating de-
partment store service. Not all OF these
ideas have been originated with mem
bers OF the Arm and heads of depart
nents. Many have come from the
more lowly employees. Through the
dining room and the rest rooms are
distributed suggestion boxes" In
these complaints ana various grievances
may he placed AMI the complaining
employee Is certain that the condition
against which he protests at least Will
be Investigated.
The evening world., 1912-09-23
A Little Sage and Sulphur
Will Make the Gray Hair
Vanish and Remove Every
Particle of Dandruff.

Who does not know the value Of Sage
and sulphur for keeping the hair dark,
soft and glossy and in good condition.
As a matter Of fact, Sulphur Is nat
ural element Of hair, and a deficiency
Of IL in the hair is held by many scalp
specialists to be connected with loss Of
color and vitality Of the hair. I'm
ouestionably. there is no better remedy
for hair and scalp troubles, especially
premature grayncss, than Sage and
Sulphur. IL properly prepared.
The evening world., 1912-09-23
LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS.

mi Terminal an 4 I'D st.. pearl necklace finder
iibsriny rewarded can after 0, BArdwell. 227
W 18th 81.
The evening world., 1912-09-23

Si.,s Storm Sersss. ...........,...,,.'..;, "a 90
All wooI-J4 inches wtde-navy anS
biack-serges are again the iavod
fabrlcs for Fall and Winter SUM- nv"
ss
$l.ls All Wool Whpeords' ''....,,''..,i,
~ inches wide-firm, rounu oo'"
leading Fall shades, including ALL,
Ms,.nA L~.tn.s: bSr aw lens Wear blue
Bisrh.
Limit IL yds.
~ Ct. Dress Serses. .....,.......'...... 80
70 inch. fine worsted i,n' navw and
black-limit IL yds.
50 4 sset Silk Embseids'ed f'sn"ss 49,, .., ~
New and elaborate designs on ch,i.
lent quality tor inta .s,,, an sta'-
drcn's UndcrskirtH' ss'aus'' wv
..u,c. IA
"a e. meseenseo Saves" ~. -, a.
@-inch. lustroue and slky-in Al va
sirable shades Tor MINK Ine sSs wv
49, a
~ Ct. Lace Aiiovcn ...'..'''''.' -
White and Eru-Shadow, bonsmn ,r
widths and pattcrns-iimit ~ yds'
An c,c ,,u 70
~ q. CrystaI Shiiens .''.'''.,,,.,''., -
evening sna" Tsnm,ns r,s
40 and co 81, Er,hrs;de,v Fl~nc;nss ~
"a - ~ Iovai,, n.w na,,ern. amid
on tr,m ,!a 10 Yards.
|
% "a Wo.u.r'. C.sh-uer, Clevss IL
,o,..r~piacL hrovn ana gray
40 RI, Wou,sr's Fleece Lined underwear 81
v..,. Iorg n, .hort .le.v..-anki,
dra,y:rGa1i sizen-perfect roody-
'''"'' '''' ~
"a RI. Raw and Cirh' School Hos. IL
Eyn. ,ih-,Ight ana heavy wei~ht-
i,nan h..I ana ,oc-6 10 10 wars
Is et. Millinery Ribbons. ................ rs
Tasfe,sa. SatIns and Moires In nil
the leading shades for Fall. also new
-
~ Ct. Men . Handkerckiels. .....,..,.... liz
! Pure Irish Linen-N, u and Lunch
hemstitch-limit one dosen.
81 SO B.lLBe.r;ns SL.t.s. 81
WeIl-knAyn make-for Boys and
! 0irls-s2vension style--Limit 2 pairs.
on ., Hand R.m ................ 60
Velvet ana I,eatber--metal frames
c.,rh and Is. mar handiss-somc fitted
| I'LL. go
The evening world., 1912-09-23
Ne,U Siks-Ne,D Silks Only


medium ties--p qualities.
Whateve curl
Our policy o quick selling applies to all grades
TwoToued Satin Duese SO
usrs. Inch
Ch,r.u. &Coume
black
SAB Sk Finish corduroy LIS
sandsut
Sh $50
Hands color
225
lain color and qualty-Chiffon
l6 Me,u
Evening
p,o S;L Warn Printed TGu
designs
rem. Satin,
White bllck-extra quail
BensAnes
'Alsow eandvor -42in
36nch Chiffon PopLLs
ALSO FOLLOWING FALL SALE SPECIALS:
,tLeMe
for ell dess purposes-imit ID yds
The evening world., 1912-09-23
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

firm q Jane, ". Ball \ 60. % Broad St,
clints to continue their patronage with the
above firm, Z. ". CANNON, 20 BROAD
SfKFEr
The evening world., 1912-09-23
STOMACH BAD? BELCH|NG GAS AND
SOUR FOOD? WANT TO FEEL, FINE?

omhwhh food did the
do you, Well don't bother stomach revolt sour and
frmncd stubborn
and ache bc md acids and u nneed food breath foul tongue
little
became Of the indigestion and distress.
~ u
little Dapcpn occasionally this delicate regulated
they their favOric foods without fear.
The evening world., 1912-09-23

echoes OF the bell had ceased. The
flames burst through the walls as the
lads emerged. Shouting to his COM
panions to follow him. Frank Goodies,
fourteen. ran to the basement and got
buckets. The boys formed a brigade
and doused the burning building
II was half an hour before the firemen
arrived. Meantime young Goodies proved
The evening world., 1912-09-23

siS:s WsassS Fan Suaa ,........s 49,
pcrs.o,,Ers : =, csrgs-elesk e.A eaW.
nox pleat hack skirS-SSaSSSTs ~
"nsd' ana intsrltnsd-1n 80
SS1 we've Ssse Ds,ssa. -
c S.ns. enl navycA,i ysel ssRQs-ssN6
al A.. ssv~ asa snfoD-Sao0 oaahe
~ w0snS Dsso hit. ...,..A
n.eok' navy end groy-oaD 81
49, ~ valc SAsveoSs-SsW 49,
sesr,n p'seta 6uttea asA SS1Ai g.
uASe MssS EAn SuDs. -
Al Wcol esrles ana CAsvseeo-SsoA ,
ny mnodels elk hold loan6-vSi10
eno o0tesa tftn-oatin Mneo-a1 g e
- - = e s. e: -. - -. x
ase . ass 0kx ~ pv..,, tase
New serge ed ssask eaa vAioo
SscssSstylishly trimmsd vseh -
Cd ssrs-varssty Of osaals-s 8 a
- e. ws.as HAa.slsas Ki.ass 81
nmpire o. looss nodsis-hght and
eolissS-saus o. sSascu SaSds-iim:s
two.
0o Td)sssd Lha Wise. ...........ii7
Nsss Sriscte Win wIdS snS'A panel:
susss-sn s'sss.
49, M....n. VIE. :...............s All
Black and navy--soft iustrous finish
open front Win grouped pin .ucks,
limit Two. 49, '''''''" '''
= = S,k p.sse-s no
Hs::;:. .:,. :.a "a cH' sS:.a r.fs:
isnssSs-iimM twc.
Ne, s.l,.. .snp.,,.c.. 4,
tucked or lace srins-ribSon rosss,s.
-saik ,tnsa-sisss % yrs-umit two.
All well cream ssrss-sAilor or roll
trim-ssltsd iininS-Vo I ycsrs-;imit
TWO
Hish Srsds ssistss a. s,..i.m--
rev @odeisSyaFiousiy, Gin'l YtsA
=
70 yn.-umit tweI
n a. 49, r..-,,.s., D., -
!sM sna Ssr.-es2sa ena s0by
IA..l = "a 49, -
s.......S -
Heavy wetght . olOA ..n4ek-lG00
- g. Cobo0a0 C0ng1e S1b0. .... -
Lawn ruffla Win Ns,aha nmuon0S,
Inn end AoS- "a r. RS11I3 ~
WstS s..s-o.rS "a Ss.s .:
in6 flsnnel4i 10 4
- d Wsusna C1>sA,~ A.,. -
A~c.S-. '..ss'c
s.-ss xs=-sass ~
= d Weu>..'s N,i,..sA Cs-ss.s -
prs,tv ,.s.. .S ~ -S
ci,,nS y~x.,,so.us
st wsist-Su SisssN{imif ~
M Wsmans Csu6l Co. "a
Ions hin u,oA.I-m.A,uw -.
N.Se bsy1 Ssits-S b II ysass. AM
Yoke. Norfolk and Double prenso-
New Fall Chevioto-TAnA 0roWna
tures. etc--many. With sxtre oos-
seHs-~s" eAhored-hmit two.
sAsv Dev juvenile S0o. .z.lS
Chevios. In latest mixturss..buttea
s;. s@""' "hAr-s 70 -
'"''
iu@ and dsrk"aiso white ana fancy
40 Is yrs'-lImlt three.
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The evening world., 1912-09-23

himself a real Are chief. directing and
encoura ging his companions. With half
a dozen comrades he entered the shop
and hacked at the walls with an axe.
but the smoke drove him out. The lads
were exhausted when the volunteers
arrived.
The fire burned for two hours and
partly destroyed the building.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-10-23

ding Of Miss Ruby Brehm and Mr..
Ayres which will be celebrated We'd
nesday of next week in the First Pres
byterian church. Miss Williams will
gagement of Miss Williams was just
recently announced. The bride-to-be is
a most talented young woman, both in
piano and voice. She was a member of
the choir of the All Souls church in
Baltimore. She has been a member of
two of the best high schools in the
state ash a teacher of piano.