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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-04
FREIGHT
HANDLERS ON STRIKE
Six Thousand Men Walk
Out When Wage In
> crease Is Refused.

Chicago. III. May six thousand
Chicago freight handlers on "a rail-
roads struck today. having rejected an
Ofter by the roads Of part of a wage
advance they asked. The men demand
ed 50 a month increase and the roads
offered $3.50. Several roads have asked
for special police protection.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-04

on Monday, May 9Th, we will receive
a $4,000 WurlitZer Automatic Orches-
ira, representing nineteen men. We cor
daily invite the public to our store TO
hear this very wonderful instrument
which we viii have on exhibition only
for four DAYS. commencing AIOndav-
store open till 10 o. M
EI PasO PIsnO Co..
Cor. Myrtle and Campbell Streets. Op-
pOsite Elks' Home
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-04
Make
Some
Money

Our home plots are ideal
for residence purposes
and independent farm
homes. They can be put
under irrigation at a
small cost, and once IN
der irrigation and prop
erly farmed, ten acres
viii support a family in
luxury. They are with
in easy walking distance
of the best system Of
public schools In New
Mexico. They lie in the
direction that the town
is building, and in the
couse of a few years,
many Of these tracts viii
be sold out as town lots
at a tremendous figure.
Evening star., 1912-09-12
Furniture Department.

I Mahogany Double Bed. plain design: $3.50
Was $500.
Solid Mahogany Double Bed. high posts;
$21.50 Was 5000.
Early Eng,sl, Oak Arm Rocker saddle seat:
$3.50. Was $7.01.
= Reed Arm Rockers. fumed brown nnish; !;
$415 each. Were 500.
Large Chartered Oak Rocker genuine leather
seat and back: 81 s5. Was $500.
Enx Couch cedar linnd box: double springs
bail feet: SIS IS. Was 5000.
CHARTERED Oak Buffet. mirror back and
shelf: $1,000 Was $500.
Solid Chartered Oak Dining Room Table,
colonial design: Si?.50 Was $3.50.
10 CHARTERED Oak Dining Ennn, Ca.airs. slip
lea ther seats, panel backs: $3.50 each. Were
S3JG.
Bird's-eye Maple Chairs. plain design: box
seat: $3.50 each. Were S. 90.
2 Solid Maho~snv Arm Rockers nlain design.
saddle seat: So 50 eGc,. We're $50
Mahogany chifonier oval mirror. plain &C.
sign: Sla.50 Was 5000.
ouartefed Oak Bedroom, gosseat Chairs.
rubbed frish: $3.50 each. We're $4.60.
! Mahogany Sattrc saddle scat. plain design:
81 9l-s Was $1,000.
Solid Maho"aly Armchair colonial ccsign'
rus, seat: $1,000. Was 5000.
Sixth floor. G ST.
Evening star., 1912-09-12

Virginia Warfeld Of Gaithersburg. Md,
aud Nr. Stanton Pitcher OF Petersburg
Va, took place last evening at u"
Neelsville. Md. Presbyterian Church. The
ceremony was performed by Dr John
Mason Pitcher father OF the groom. ana
Dr. J.. u. Richards. pastor OF tho church
The decorations were tastefuliy arranged
with palms, ferns. cvergreens and whiie
asters. The wedding march was rendered
by Mrs. Dorsey Griff1th of Lsytonsville.
Tn" bride is the Youngest daughter of
AIR. and Mrs. John r. Wariield OF Gath
ershurg. who will celebrate tho f.tieth
anniversary Of their .uarriagc In No.
venber Of this year.
THE bride entered the church With her
sister. Mrs Greenberry q. Griffith -
Laytons,flle. as matron of honor, and Was
Decomingly attired in gown of Japa-
nese hand embroidered null. with real lace
over white messaline. Her tule veil was
caught with orange blossoms. She car
ried shower bouquet of bride roses
aaI lilies OF the valley. Her only orna-
ment WAS diamond and pearl cavalier.
the gift OF the groom. The mairon ~
honor wore green marqtIisette and white
SILK lace over green messalinc and car
ried white carnations
Miss Nettie Wor.hington of rhIladei-
phia was maid of honor. Her gown was
OF white lace over green messaline. aud
she carried maidenhair fern. The brides
maids were Misses Maude Dorsey cousin
of the bride: Lucille Higgins. niece Of fl~
bride. Ella Plummer of Gaith.rsburC.
Miss Ethel Pitcher, sister of the groom.
of Petersburg. Va: Jane NJ. Cross %
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. and Mary y. Beckham
of Washington. II. (. They More green
rnarquis.ttc over white messalinc, trim
med with white lace and peau dc cygne.
and carried bouquets Of white chry san
themuins.
The best man was Mr.. Frederick Pilch-
er of Petersburg. Va. brother OF the
groom. The eroomsmen We're Messrs
Edwin NJ Pitcher. brother of the groom:
+. Parsons Pitcher, cousin of the groom.
of Richmond. Va: John @. Terry of Dies
Moines, Iowa: Reuben H. War.ield OF Fort
Myer. Va, and Lee c. War;ield OF Gath
ersburg, Md. brothers Of tie bride, aud
Claude w. Owen Of Washington, u. G..
cousin of the bride. The groom and his
attendants wore the customary full-dress
attire.
Immediately following the ceremony an
elaborate supper WAS served at the home
OF he brides Parents for the bridal
party, the families of the bride and groom
and few friends Almost eighty were
served
The happy couple departed on late
train for y agara. Thousand Islam IL anil
Montreal. Tie gifts to the bride We're
numerous and handsome
For several days previous to- the We'd
ding the bride-elect WAS hostess TO q
CONTINUED on Eleventh page.D
Evening star., 1912-09-12
cations of contagious and infectious

cations of contagious and infectious
diseases among Ind d'ans.
Passed Assistant Surgeon John McAlul-
len. directed to proceed to Lexington. KY.
for conference with DR.. j. A. Stucky rela-
tive to the control OF trachoma and TO ac-
company him to Knott. Perry and such
other countr es as may be necessary In
Inspection Of the schools and clinics.
Passed Assistant Surgeon Hugh de Va
lin: relieved from duty on revenue cut
ter Mccullough and directed to take tenn
porary charge of Marine Hospital at
Port Townsend, Wash.
Ass s'stant Surgeon Paul Preblc. directed
to proceed to Ellis Island. y. Y. and re-
port to the chief medical officer for tenn
porary duty.
Assistant Surgeon Grover A. Kemp. di-
rected to proceed TO Ellis Island y. Y.
and report to the chief medical officer for
duty.
Acting Assistant Surgeon J. J. Loughran:
granted six months leave OF absence,
without pay. from September I.
Acting Assistant Surgeon r. II. Nc
Ginnis granted thirty days leave or alb
sence. without pay. from September l.
Acting Assistant Surgeon NJ. Victor
Stafford detailed TO attend the fifteenth
International Congress on Hygiene and
Deinogra ply TO be held in Washington
September .;-oS-
DIR. Grover \. Kenpf has been COM
missioned assistant surgeon in the
public health service.
Evening star., 1912-09-12
Travelling Goods Department.

S6incb Three-ply Bassweod Trunk. $500.
Was $500.
a6-tnch Durahly hull, General Purpose Trunk,
slightly damaged. $500. Was $500.
3s-incn Steamer Trunk. $40 60. Was $500.
:;i-inch Steamer Trunk. IS %. Was Sl4.0o
:i-inch Bureau Steamer Trunk. 800. Was
Si4CO
| A-inch Genuine Cowhide Leather Suit Case,
Si.15. Was $50
26-inch Baci: Canvas S1it Case, strongly
made, Sl.0O. Was 500
Mems Leather Hat Box. slightly damaged,
$1.9i. Was $50.
22-iuch Genuine C.owhide Leather Kit Bag.
hand seweG throughout. 81 30. Was $500.
I 15-inch Genuine Pigskin Bag, double han
die, 81. 30 Was $l5.o0.
l5-Inch Black Cowhidc Leather Gag. 1895.
Was $7.OO.
3 11-inch Canvas Suit Cases. ,soc each. Were
Sl.25.
24-inch Sole Leather Srit Case. maSe of
finest quality sole leather. 5000. Was $500
24-inch Black Cowhidc Leather Suit Case.
$500 Was S2a Cd.
Second hoor, ti 81.
Evening star., 1912-09-12
Friday Special in
Cotton Drapery Materials.

500 yards Printed Taffetas and Gre
tonnes. desirable fer draperes. slip COW
erings. bedroom hangings and decora-
tions. etc. Shown in a good assortment
of designs and coloringS. These are the
factory strike-offs and disc ontinued pat
terms some of them subject to slight i'm
projections. and thus the prices are very
low
Special prices. 1oc and 25c yard.
Regularly selling soc to SOC yard.
And these remnants:
l2 pairs Ecru and White Renaissance Lace
Curtai ms; 500 pair Were Sc sh.
pairs Lacet Arabian Curtains: Si1.1o pair
Were $4,000.
pairs EeGu Renaissance Lace Curtains; $1,000
pair. Were $500.
: pairs White Renaissance Lace Curtains: 500
pair. Were 900.
& pairs White Marie Aptoinettc Lace Cur
ta;n< 500 pair Were 500.
airs White Marie An:oinette Lace Curtains;
SO 90 mir. Were s. 30.
1 nairs Handsome Du"hess Lace Curtains.
slightly soiled from display: $1..5o pair. Were
$3.50.
3 pairs Two.tonrd Irish Point Lace Curtains;
81 80 nair We're 4.EO.
:: pairs White IRISH Point Lace Curtains: $500
pair. Were 81 80.
) pairs White Irish Point Lace Curtains: $3.50
pa r. Were 81 50
8 pairs Nottingham fiict Lace Curtains; Sc
pair Were 500.
Fourth foor G st.
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CHANGES ARE ANNOUNCED.
Officers of y. S. Public Health Serv.
ice Receive Orders.

The following list Of changes in sta
tions and duties of commissioned and
other officers Of the United States public
health service were announced today by
Surgeon General Rupert Blue:
Surgeon II. u. Geddings. relieved from
duty at Naples. Italy, to take effect about
September IL. and directed TO return to
the United States. reporting his arrival
TO the bureau.
Surgeon r.. Clark, directed to report at
bureau for conference relative to investi-
Evening star., 1912-09-12
Housefurnishines Department.

Ir,norted Alcohol Flat Iron. shopworn: 500
Was $4?5.
3 Domestic A.cohol Flat Irons. shopworn: 81. 80
Were xS.Jl.
Cassaro,es with 6renro6f inset: showroom
go - aud $50 each. Were xa.00 and s" O).
2 Relir,, Dishe~ with n'"te' rim and Glass In.
set: stonworn: 81 80 and s.. 25 each. Were 81: or
and $500
s." 10.
Fi.elees Cooker. shopworn: $500. Was
$1,000
1 Infsnt.s Fiber Bathtub shopworn: 81. so.
was 50 on
Cake Closet. shonworn: 81 75 Was 81 25
1 lot Folding Tin Lunch Boxes, &c each.
W"-a fnr.
Fifth floor, Eleventh st.
Evening star., 1912-09-12
Friday Special in
Girls Wash Dresses

Attractive French Percale Dresses, in
white, light and dark colors, made in the
ever-popular long waist effect. with high
neck and long sleeves and low neck and
2. sleeves: skirts are full plated and fin
ished with deep hem: sizes q to II.
SI.I9 each. Were S22S and S2.o5.
And these remnants:
Is Girls Raincapes. tan. g-ar. brown and
green. rubber line1: hoods lined with plaid silk;
sizes G 10 IL: S1.9J each. Were S3.s3.
10 Girls Sweaters. soiied ard mussed from.
handling: high and low neck models, in white.
gray cardinal and navy: sizes ii TO "a; So .J
each. Were So. 30 and $40.
Is Girls and Misses White Lawn Dresses.
Dutch neck finely tucked: plain tucked skirts:
sizes l.. II and 1G; ss.:o each. Were s5.15
Third floor. - 81.
Evening star., 1912-09-12
Leather Goods Department.

Automobile Basket fitted for four persons:
$1,000 Was 10000.
/ Automobile Basket. fitted for two persons;
$1,000. Was $1,000.
/ Automobile Tea Basket. fitted for three per-
sons: alcohol lamp and teakettle; $500. Was
$500.
Antomohiie Tea Basket. fitted for fonr par
SONS: soc leather case; $1,000. Was $500.
Main floor. ST.
Evening star., 1912-09-12
Corset Department.

with walohn. medium bust and long hip: sizes
10 and 81: 500 pair. Were $1050.
pairs Florita Corsefs. coutil. walohn honed.
medium bust end long hip; sizes 10, 20 and q:
81 90 pair. Were $50.
3 Dairs Lily OF France Corsets. coutil. medium
bust and long hip: sizes IS and 2l: 800 pair.
Were 81 on.
10 pairs Corsets. medium and low bust models.
lcny hips: sizes 49, II, 81, % and -: rec pair.
Were 81 LOO
Third floor Eleventh st.
Evening star., 1912-09-12
Infants Department.

style with hand embroidered turnover collar and
cuffs 500 each Were 5000
) Children's Light Blne Chambray Dresses.
Russian style, square neck and short sleeves,
tucked and trimmed with embroidery. so
each Were s..
Child's Dark Blue Cloth Refer. box style.
trimmed with braid and finished with pockets.
So. 90. Was 500.
Child's Dark Gray Raincoat. double breasted
with turnover collar. 30. Was $500.
3 Chiidrens Black Lcghorn Hats. mushroom
shane, finished with ribbon band and bow. JOc
each. We're $223.
Third floor, st.
Evening star., 1912-09-12
Shoe Department.

81 pairs Women's Patent kidskin Bu;.on and
Cuban heels and neat toes: button sizes. 3 and
y; B; 2ss ia and 2 2; 3 ?; m lace sizes y and 81
T. ; and c; 3E. AZ. 8 ard eh D. s2.75 pair.
Were &4.OO.
% pairs women's Gun Metal Calfskin R,u"hnr
toe: Goodyear welt soies and Cuban heels; sizes
81 and "a "A; T. :; 4, !! tis s,d and g a. :.
5l2 ard D. $2.75 pair. Were s4.O0.
% pairs Misses Patent kidskin Lace Shoes:
with spring heels. Goodyear welt sOles and round
toes sizes IL. 1l,a. l2h. l3 1s,. ~. and 2 B:
IL II, 12t. Is, ~ and G: liz. L.. 12ls: IL
and D; II. l. 1E and E. 800 pair. We're
$50.
Third floor Tenth st.
Evening star., 1912-09-12
Muslin Underwear Department.

8 Women's Nainsook Combinations tcorset
cover and drawersl, trimmed with yalenciennes
lace edge. beading ard ribbon. ;Oc each. Were
$1.D.
:: pairs Nainsook Drawers. trimmed with fine
embroidery. 75c each. Were 80
Womens Pink and Blue aarqu'sette Gowns.
low round neck and short sleeves. trimmed with
fsheye lace edge. 6nc each. Were el.GO.
II wonen's Nainsook Corset Covers. low round
ueck, blouse front, trimmed with valenciennes
lace edge, beading and ribbon. 2oc each. Were
SOC.
French Nainsook Chemises. finished with
handembroidered scallops and eyelets, run with
pink or blue ribbon. Csc each. Were $l.OO.
. Nurses Cambria Aprons. with deep hem
stitched hem and wide strings. &c each. Were
SOC.
Third floor St
Evening star., 1912-09-12
Knit Underwear Department.

u Women's Jersey Ribbed Cotton COmbin alton
Suits, low neck. and sleeves: tt-ht- fitting
knee or lace trimmed umbrella styles: sizes
and >: 2:1c each. Were SIC.
10 Women's Jersey Ribbed Cotton Vests. high
neck and short sleeves; size .; Pc each. Were
39c.
Main door, st.
Evening star., 1912-09-12
$1,000 Figured Foulard Silk
Dress Waist Department.

/ Ecru Lace Waist $1,000. Was $500.
Copenhagen Chiffon Waist, $1,000.
Was $1s..3.
Copenha gen Chiffon Waists. 1918
each Were $3.50.
. Brown Chiffon Waists, S4.?5 each.
Were SfO.0o
Brown Chiffon Waists. $i.95 each.
Were $500
l Ecru Ratine Lace Coatee, $1,000. Was
$1,000.
lot Of Six Waists In odd shades. styles and
sizes: yc. .a5 each Were $500 $Js5 and $50.
lot of Chiffon Overblouses, in brown, navy
blue. black, kings blue and gray: all sizes;
ScaS each. Were $500.
Third hocr. G ST.
Evening star., 1912-09-12
China Department.

1 Daintly DecorateA Frrnch Ciina Sugar and
Cream Set SlNl. Was S1.15.
l Decorated French China Salad Bowl: 'oc.
Was sl.51.
/ Dsn.ilr Decorated. Syracuse China Soup
Turean slightly imperfect: s5c Was 2.2.
Deeo-a ted Austrian China Gravy Roat: SOC.
Was &l.O3.
Decorated Austr'.n China Covered Butter
Dishes. -" each Wore sl.Gl.
Da'bt'lv Decorated Syracuse China Teapot;
CSC Was 81 25.
Fifth foor G ST..
Evening star., 1912-09-12
Basketware Department.

/ Bassinette. si,opworn. 81 O0. Was $40.
Spin t-coyared Market Basket. shopworn,
7Jc. Was So
Round Palm Hamper. shopworn, $500. Was
$373.
2 Square Hampers. shopworn, sl.oo each. Were
$135
:, Fancy Scrap BASKETS damaged. 4Oc each.
Were &C.
lot Chiidren's School Lunch Baskets, loc
each. Were 2jc.
Fifth door. Eleventh ST.
Evening star., 1912-09-12
Skirt Department.

25 White Cotton Pique and Linon Skirts, most
" large waist measurements; 69c each. Were !
800
10 White Rep Skirts. slightly Soled: S1oo
each. Were $35A.-
& White Rep Skirts: $2.I5 each. We're $3.50
and 1895.
each Were 1913 and $3.95.
ST
Evening star., 1912-09-12
Picture Department.

and ivory finished frames. bowknot design, S1.9o
each. Regular price. $500.
A lot Odd Frames. black walnut and maj hogany
finish, post card. $40 Inch and ode sizes, &c
each. Regularly J0c TO t5c each.
Fourth door Tenth ST.
Evening star., 1912-09-12
Wornen's White Waists.

12-Sa..O White Lawn Waists-$2.n each.
19-$2.0O White Lawn and Wolfe Waists,
s1.75 each.
1S-S1Jn White Lawn Wolfe and Madras
Waists. s1.00 each.
All these waists from our own stock,
end Of various lines and assortments
rendered i-com- lete by continuous choos-
ing: excellent values.
Third floor G st
Evening star., 1912-09-12
In Memoriam.

NOLOSEY. In sad hut loving remembrance or
our dear brother. PHILIP '. NDIONEl who
died years ago to-day. September l., i"i"-
6ih nov sudden was the summons
When the word came he was deaJ:
Time too short to farewell
To my brother loved well.
May his soul rest in peace.
BY HIS SISTERS AND BROTHER.
SCOTT In sad but loving Remembrance of nv
dear mother. Mrs. ANNIE SCOTT. wno de-
par;ed This life year ago today. sep
tcinbcr Il 1911.
Gone. hut not forgotten.
RY HFp DEVOTED DAUGHTER. MILDRED '.
TAYLOR.
SHACK FLFORD. In loving remembrance OF
CLARA r. SHArEELFoRD.. who died two
years ago to-day, September II. 1919.
As the evening Is setting,
Ofttimcs ] sit alone:
In NV heart there "a feeling.
II our dear Clara could only home.
In silence you suffered,
In patience you bore,
Until God called you aome
To suffer mere.
BY HER FATHER AND SISTER OLGA.
Evening star., 1912-09-12
And these remnants:

ii Double breasted Khaki Suits. with knicker-
booker pants: sizes I. 10. IL. 13. IA and ID;
$3.50 each. Were $S..j.
45 Washable Russian and Sailor Blouse Suits
in neat striped patterns: sizes 2la. g. 4. = G. Z.
8 and IN: 7.,c each. Were 81 90. 81 % and 81 80
& Light weight Eeefers. plain red material:
sizes 6. Z, S and 3: $3.50 each. Were $500 and
$6 90.
rs Boys Cloth Golf Gaps. in dark and light
effects: all sizes. &c each. Were a0-.
rs Al-eiik Four-in- Hand Ties. In serviceable
striped patterns. for 2jc. We're Poe each.
il Boys and Children's Straw Hats. in de-
sirable shapes: all sizes 25c each. Were S1.O0
and S1.50.
Third floor Tenth st.
Evening star., 1912-09-12

Mamie ABBOTT. FIVE years old. the daugh-
ter of j. 4. Abott Of Lincoln county, W.
Va. was shot and instantly killed by her
ten-year-old brother Wednesday by the
accidental discharge Of a gun.
Evening star., 1912-09-12
Friday Clearance OF
Women's Linen Suits.

Linen Coat Suits in this seasons most
approved and best selling styles; colors
are white and natural. and also natural
with black hairline stripes: Norfolk
beIted coats and the plain semi-htting
models in straight and cutaway fronts'
plain and box pleated skirts. Sizes range
from 16 to -. AS there are but A suits
in this entire collection we advise early
inspection.
$500 each.
Were SI2.75, $500 and $Io.75.
Third floor G -.
Evening star., 1912-09-12
3 pairs for SI.oo
And these remnants:

Il pairs Women's Medium. weight 0ut-sze Fast
Black Cotton Hose, double soles. heels and toes;
size S1a: DC pair Were Soc.
Is pairs Chiidren's Fine Ribbed Fast Black
Cotton Hose. double knees. heels and toes: sizes
.. 51a and q: . pairs for poe. We're ccc pair.
Main floor, ST.
Evening star., 1912-09-12
DIED.

ALI EN. On Wednesday. September II. Ial..
at II am. az his residence to5 iith strect
southeast. ANGUS >. ALLEN.
4 darling from us Is gone.
voice loved Is stled:
4 place is vacant In our home
That never he flied.
By HIS FATHER AND MOTHER.
Funeral Friday. September l;. at 2:so. frcn
Wilson NJ. r. Church.
Bid. On Wednesday, September IL. 1912, ~
4:3o o'ciock. after six waeks illness. JTLiA
En.D. beloved wife Of Charles Bid. ag"i
Funeral Friday. September 13. at p.m,. frcn,
her late residence. l34 9th street southwest
CRAGIx. On Tuesday. sSen;eInber l.; 1912. ..
avenue. sS s-M MARY FOX AL. ch ,GIx danrh,rr
of the late DIR. Charles IL. and Mary Cracin.
Funeral services at her l@te r.siaene. Eridry;
fprivatel at oax Hill cemetery.
at II o'clock Pm MANY y. Tho -ifs OF
the late George Estler. aged eighty y'ars
George W Wise 2a0a street northwest.
on SATURDAY. MT : O'Clock n:m Relatives rnl
tcrment in Oak It'll cemetery. 10
GLE aSnN. ON Tuesday. September io. 1872.
RRIDGFT GLEASON. aged .evanty-two years.
Funeral from her nieee's residence. Mis-. 10
Friday. September IL. nj . an: thence 10
Holy Name Church Interment Mount Olivet
eemetery.
HENSON. On Tuesday. September 10. 1872 ~
osioe .rns a% =" ; her Tss,Tanss cssaSH S MnS
FOE HENSON widow Of George Thomas
| Henson and mother Of seven devoted children.
Church Garfe!1. D. c. m FRIDAY. sentell-
| ber Il: Mt 1 o'c,ock. Relatives and friends
/ invited. Intcr:ncnt In Harmony cemetery.
HIGDoN: On Tueslay; septeml,er- 10, 1917: ass
o'clock pm. NARY A.. beloved wife "f
rursra' ' from her I late rs.ddsnea. 70 gsIa Chm.
ming street northeast: Laaedon. J.. G.. on
re9niem nTs mass at s.. Francis de sa'es
Canr~h at $3.50. Interment at Mount oii,et
cemetery.
NAyLoR. On Thursday. September =: 1872.
JOHN WILLIAM. son or Mr.. ana MrS' h'r-
Funeral services Friday. Scp,eni'c- 70, at
pm. at 226 18th street northeast Inter
PATRICK. Departed this If" on wednes''ay:
September II. i"ie. nj $50 am. at hcr
residenre. 1914 :2nd street northwest. NAE
GARET. beloved wife of William Pstri.k an
sister of wi,iam Stewart. also devote
mother Of William. Thomas. R'"hard en-
Arthur Patrick
Services Friday. SeD'ember u. az PM. !"
Nineteenth Street Baptist Church.
ROBINSON. On "Wednesday. scptemher II.
street rortheast JAMIE BEATRICE Ror-
INsoN. beloved wife OF George W. Robin
son. aged thirty-ons years.
Notice OF funeral later. baltimore and Now
York papers please coPy.l
WOOD. on "Wednesday. September II. 1912. -
10 pm. FYkLyN T.. WopD. beloved dhngh-
Ter of William q. and Annie H. Wood: sister
IF Tabitha Wood aged two years aud three
days.
There was needed little rosebud
To grow in that iyarden so fair:
And the SAVIOR took one loE':ir flower
And tr-nspsntai her ovc. there.
Funeral r5ilas Seo,euoer u; ,sa g, $50 Inn. nm.
menf at Hamilton. Va
Evening star., 1912-09-12

Mrs. r. c. Leves and son, Mr.. Rufus
Putnam. are spending September al At
lantic City.
Evening star., 1912-09-12

Or. l.. B. swormstedt and family have
returned to the. city.
Evening star., 1912-09-12
Friday Special in
WomenS LiSle Hose.

Twenty dozen pairs Women's Medium
weight Fast Black Lisle Hose. with extra
heavy heels and toes. giving them a
'onger service. suitable for fall and
winter wear.
Special price, 35c pair:
3 pairs for $I.oo.
Evening star., 1912-09-12
Friday Clearance of
Womens Summer Dresses.
S2.os each

Noiles, Eatistes, Lawns. Linens and
Silks. In attractive styles. marked at
great'v reduced prices. Made in a Va
riey Of models. trimmed with laces. vel
Vet ribbons buttons and other sashiona-
bic garnitures. some In pannier effects.
others on straight lines; tucked or plain
skirts.
Evening star., 1912-09-12

Mr. and Mrs A. S. Early and little
daughter Violet have returned to Wash
ington after visit to Mrs Early's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. y. Deck, at Har-
risonbu1g.
Evening star., 1912-09-12
Wlo00war0 6 Totbro{p
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Saturday Half Holiday of Begin
Monday, 16, Will be AM $3.50 PM
AN IMPORTANT REMNANT DAY

Placing
is heu1cket
body
Especial detailed paetcahy
Evening star., 1912-09-12

Mrs. II. c. Duffey left Tuesday for
Buffalo. y. V, where she joined friends
for several weeks travel through the
northern and eastern states.
Evening star., 1912-09-12

Mr. Herbert G. Baxter. Mr.. Walter r.
Loving and Mr.. George l.. Stuart will
leave today for camping trim through
the mountains of New Hampshire.
Evening star., 1912-09-12
And these remnants !:

Mems Two-piece Crash Surs, natural color;
sizes 81 2S and ~ regular; 4i stout, $29o each
Were 500.
, Mems Two-piece Snits OF linen and !s"Fn
aud me- hair mixed. white and tan; sizes - ana
3S: Sj.:5 each Were $1,000 and $l2.5o.
:5 pairs Mems Outing Trousers Of che-iot and
worsted ma terials. in gray and tan coo.s; sizes
30 81. ;;3 &c and II. $3.95 each. Were $500
and $e.O0.
i5 pairs Mems Outing Trousers Of fine cnevint
worsted and serge materials. in li~ht and 1ark
gray, tan. white and white with black stripes:
choice patterns. we'll tailored finished with belt
loops. plain and cnff bottoms: sizes % IL. "A:
&c and 10: 81. So each. We're $500. 800 and
IS O0
Elazcrs. in hack-red. gray rose. blue-white.
bluerel stripcs: sizes g. sc aud 81: $500 each.
Were 81 90 and $500.
Main fOnr L
Evening star., 1912-09-12

Miss Virginia Foster left today FOR Bar
fIarbor, Me-, for an indefinite stay.