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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-02-20
kROEGER-HAMM ER.

THE MARRIAGE OF MISS DRU-
silla Hammer, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John C. Hammer Of Fhirty-eighth
street, South Rock Island, and Frank
Kroeger, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Kroeger Of South Moline, took place
yesterday afternoon at O'Clock at the
parsonage of Grace Lutheran church.
Rev. |. o. Nothstein, the pastor, per-
formed the ceremony. They were at
tended by Miss Mary Scherer and Hen
~ Kroeger, a brother of the groom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kroeger will make their
home on farm near Davenport.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-02-20
At Y. M. g. A.

The Young Mems Bible class of the
Y. NJ. C. A. met last night and elected
the following officers for the ensuing
year:
President-Leo Stevens.
Vice president-G. NJ. Reid.
Secretary and treasurer-Ray Will
son.
committee consisting Of r. Koer-
Der, Linn Ewing and Ray Walker was
appointed to draft a new constitution
and select a name for the organization.
1t was decided TO meet Monday night
of each week at the association. Sec
rotary Smedley will continue to act
as instructor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-02-20
Lodge Notes

North Star Benefit association in
stalled Arsenal Observatory No. 55
last night at meeting held in DR.. Al
bert n. Mueller's Office, DR.. J. F. My
ers, chief astronomer of the society
acting as installing officer. The lodge
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-02-20
M'LAUeHLIN-MULvlHILL.

MISS MINNIE MULVIHILL,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Null
vihill, 1907 Fourth avenue, this city
and Edmund L. Mclaughlin of Daven-
port were married last evening at Z
o'clock at st. Joseph's Catholic church,
Dean j. J. Quinn officiating. Mr.. Nc
Laughlin is an electrician of Daven-
port and his bride has been employed
as clerk at Young & McCombs de-
partment store. They will make their
home at 1907 Fourth avenue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-02-20

has a membership of so. The officers
elected are as follows:
Astronomer-A. ]. Riess.
Assistant astronomer. E. Burch.
Recorder and treasurer-A. H. Kes-
ter.
Conductor-Otto Kluckau.
Directors-A. Brunswick, c. Stewart
and H. Jurgemeyer.
Physician-Dr. Albert n. Mueller.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-02-20
SOCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

THE MONTHLY MEETING OF THE
Tri-City Social Service club will be
held at the Association house, 6S7 Sew
enteenth street, Thursday evening,
Feb. %. Supper will be served by the
Association house committee at $50.
The subject for discussion will be 'The
Housing Problem of the Tri-Cities,
and the discussion will be led by speak.
ers from each of the three cities.
This evening lecture on Washing
ton will be given at the United Pres
terrain church, illustrated with SO
views in the life of the first president.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-02-20

city ordinance in regard to posting sa-
loon licenses in conspicuous place
The case has been continued several
times by mutual agreement OF both
sides OF the case
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-02-20
BETA DELTA SIGMA GIRLS.

MISS GRACE ULLEMEYER EN-
tertained the Beta Delta Sigma girls
last evening at their regular meeting.
After the business session the even
ing was spent having good time and
the hostess served dainty luncheon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-02-20
Case Continued Ten Days.

Justice W. F. Schroeder this morn
ing continued the case of the city
against H. G. Merritt for 10 days. Mer-
rift is charged with violation of the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-02-20
Wife Got Tip Top Advice.

"My wife wanted me to take our
boy to the doctor to cure an ugly
boil" writes d. Frankel of Stroud,
Okla. 81 said put Bucklen's Arnica
Salve on it, She did SO. and it cur
ed the boil in short time" Quick
est healer of burns, scalds, cuts,
corns, bruises, sprains, swellings.
Best pile cure on earth. Try 1t.
Only % cents at all druggists.
All the news all the time.-Tbs
Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-02-20
MUSIC STUDENTS, PROGRAM.

MRS. HENRY MATTHEY OF
West Sixth street. Davenport, enter
tanned the Music Students club yester-
day afternoon. The program was Civ
en- by talent outside of the club,
and was: Vocal solo. 'Twi-
light" (Abt.) Miss Grace Ames, Miss
Meta Lerch and Mrs. Henry Matthey;
THE Nightingale Has Tyre of Gold"
(Whetley) and Since We Parted
(AllitsoD), Miss Elizabeth McCulloch:
Etude No. Chopin and Nocturne
iMoskowskD, Miss Lutte Thompson
Fair Maid" CBantock) aud Peace
(Hawley) Edward Quinn; Novelette,
(Schumann) Irwin Swindel; Baby
"Ah Love But Day" (Beach) June
Beach, Miss Ruth Benkert. The
club will meet In two weeks with Mrs
Otie Stibclt of Davenport.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-02-20

Mis- Ruth Tribble, daughter OF Rep
resentative Samuel Tribble, OF Geor-
gia. Is one OF the most popular girls
OF the southern set at Washington
She IL q beauty OF the blonde type.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-02-20

Piles Cured in Q to IA Days.
Your druggist will refund money If
Pszo Ointment fails to cure any case
CT itching. blind, bleeding or protrud
/ ing piles in 6 TO II days. 80 cents
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-02-20

TRI-clTY MINISTER'S BANQUET.
THE TRUSTEES OF THE SEC
ond Congregational church, Moline,
were hosts last evening to the Tri-
City Ministerial association and their
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~
o,a.- r,ont. NJ various species. including
species OF spiderwort. echevefia' eupa'o-
,,ur se,asinella and others None OF
4,..a rlants showed any III effects from
the treatment. although exposed for a
long time to an atmosphere filled with to-
,,saco smoke. other plants, however. re-
snonded In various striking ways.
Brehmeria and splitseroera pliaoa
changed their manner of growth Whe1
yiaced IN 4 large bell jar and few puffs
~ smoke from cigar or cigarette were
blown in, the leaves OF these plants, or
dinariIy growing at right angles to the
stem. that is. in a horizontal position, be-
gan to turn on their stalks. in the course
Of from "a 10 IS hours, until they were
IN vertical plane In the case of the
Brehmerla they continued their rotations
beyond this point, describing spiral
Similar disturbances were produced upon
these two plants by Illuminating gas
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But other plants used In the experiments
showed similar effects Of tobacco smoke
but did not respond to the Illuminating
gas.
Earlier experiments showed that various
narcotics provoke abnormal development,
of the potato Experiments with tobacco
smoke on the potato and on other plants
led TO the same results, often with the
accumulation of masses of liquid under
the swollen areas
In some plants of the bean family the
tobacco smoke caused the leaves to dror
of in very short time The sensitive
plant tMlmosa pudica) and the black To-
Gust trobina pscudacacia, and Others los.
al Tor nearly all of their leaves In from
y to IS hours after being placed In an
atmosphere containing tobacco smoke. Tc
a smaller degree smoke from wood and
paper. ard illuminating gas produced
similar results. The fumes Of nicotine
had Very little influence
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From <he scientific American


Professor Molisch. the plant physlolo-
gist of the University of Prague. has
shown in some of his earlier work that
large numbers of micro organisms. plants
as well as animals and the seedlings of
higher plants are extremely sensitive 20
the influence of tobacco smoke some
being even killed thereby Many of the
deleterious effects experienced by plants
living in laboratories We're formerly at
tributed to the small quantities of illum-
mating gas which frequently vitiates the
atmosphere of such rooms; but Molisch' 3
experiments left no room for doubt that
it is really the tobacco smoke that does
the harm. His pictures showing the
growth of pea and vetch seedlings in the
presence and in the absence OF tobacco
smoke are very striking.
In his more recent experiments he used
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DO YOU WANT A HOME

FOR 100000 YOU DO LET ME- SHOW YOU THIS one FOB
GLEyEANp sTREET one or BIRMsNGHAMs Mos S BEAT o
DINING ROOM, BREAKFAsI ROOM BuTLERS PANTRY AND
SLEEPING PORCH AND BATH ON SECOND FLOOR LARGE
Attic AND BASEMENT, HARDWOOD FLOORS IN
EVERY ROOM HANDSOME EIEcTRIG FIXTIFEs BEAuTdI,-
O.
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Notice TO bidders

The mayor and council of the city of
Decatur Ala, will receive bids for the
furnishing Of material for and the con-
struction of certain sanitary sewers, pro-
vided for under Improvement ordinance
No., 40, Series &C. of the city of De-
catur, Ala, at the mayors office in the
city of Decatur, Ala, until 8 O'Clock p.
M. August %, 1912
Plans and profiles are now on file in the
office of the city engineer.
$500 certified check required
The right is reserved to reject any or
all bids. II. A. SKEGGS, Mayor.
Attest:
e. w. COLLIER, City Clerk. S-11-3t
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Notice to Bidders

The mayor and council of the city of De-
catur, Ala, will receive bids for the
furnishing of material for and the con-
struction of certain cement sidewalks and
brick crosswalks, provided for under I'M
provement ordinance No. 80, Series &C, -
OF the city of Decatur Ala. at the
mayors office in the city of Decatur, Ala,
until o'clock p. m. August 25, 1872
Plans and proflles are now on file In
the office of the city engineer.
$500 certified check required.
The right is reserved to reject any or
all bids. II. A. SKEGGS. Mayor
Attest
e. w. COLLIER. City Clerk. s-11-3t
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T WAS BUILT FOR A HOME ON A BEAUTIFUL LOO FO(

LOT JUST SOUTH o HIGHLAND AVENUE AND ONLY ABOUT
L RTIlR SAWED Oak MONEY GOULD
ALSO SLEEPING PORCH HAS LIVING ROOM Hall.
O FINISHED ATTIC, LARGE BASEMENT
STEAM SERVANTS HOUSE, GARAGE AND
BUILD YOU WANT A
HOME THAT WILL LAS YOU A LIFETIME IN a FINE LocA-
A REDUCED LET ME SHOW YOU THIS ONE
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HERE is SOMETHING CHEAP

HOUSE, ON FINE so
% WITH BEAUTIFUL SHADE TREES HAS
FURNACE HEATED SERVANTS ROOM
DECORATED 1T is LOCATED FINE ON
SYCAMORE STREET
PRICE OF $500, ON ATTRACTIVE TERMS
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FOR RENT
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

LOST OR STOLEN from Brown-Marx
building, one open-faee gold watch, size
No u, case No. 1904. monogram j. g.
w. Liberal reward for the return to
J. G. Whitfield, room Sic Brown-MafN
huilding. x-ll-2t-su-we
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HERE is THE BEST FOR THE MONEY.

EAST STREET NOW LISTEN IT Is LocATED SOUTH
BREAKFAST ROOM AND KITCHEN ON FIRST FLOOR
BEDROOMS, SLEEPING PORCH AND TILE BATH
ON SECOND FLOOR HARDWOOD FLOOR IN EVERY ROOM TILE
is ONLY S65O0i 5000 CASH WILL DO FOR
THE
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ATTENTION INVESTORS
CORNER 1OOx1O0

NEAR LovEMAN JOSEPH LoEBs PRICE s20a ~ ~ NJ
EXTREMELY EASl TERMS. SMALL lMPfoN taihAls
PER MONTH
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A RAPIDLY GROWING

CORNER 2oox14O. YOUR MONEY HERE -
VERY ATTRACTIVE flfRMs~
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LEGAL NOTICES
Bids Wanted

Bids Wanted
Lawrence county commissioners. Moul-
tom Ala, will receive bids until .. M,
August u, to construct about 10 miles of
water bound macadam road near Court
land, Ala, certified check $500 accompany
ing bid; plans and Specifications on file
In office of NJ s. Bingham, resident state
highway engineer. Hilsboro. Ala. S-2-10t
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A CORNER 1OOx140

BLOCKS 18TH STREET AND ID AVENuA. II
SOMETHING REAL GOOD SEE ME ABOUT This COR
NER AT ONCE. IT'S CHEAP.
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STORE 5Ox14O

PROPERTY is GROWING EVERY Day PRICE
MONTH";; WILL RENT
GREAT DEAL MORE WHEN PRESENT LEASE EXPIRES;
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LOOK CORNER 10Ox12O

RENTING FOR 500 PER MONTH. BLOCKS
2OTIL STREET. A SNAP, SEE ME.
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NEAR 9TH AVE. AND 20TH STREET.
5ox1so RENTING FOR $3.50 PER MONTH PRICE 100000.
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NOW AT 1912 Bird AVE.
LARGEST, HANDSOM-
EST AND BEST STOCK
ED STATION cry
STORE IN THE SOUTH.
VISIT us TODAY.
ROBERTS & SON (Inc.)
"THE BIG ALABAMA HOUSE"
1912 a nss" fssa i ss.. 3rd Ave.
Phones, BELL Main 22s, 229, 134S
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A NEW BUNGALOW

JUST OFF HIGHLAND AVENUE. FINE ROOMS EVERY
MODERN IMPROVEMENT ABSOLUTELY NOTHING LEFT OUT.
PRICE DEAD EASY TERMS
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- BID AVE NEAR 10TH
5Ox14o; PRICE $1,000; $500 CASH, BALANCE EASY.
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DOTH STREET STORES

s7xloV NEAR Sd AVENUE: PRICE $4,000
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ONE CENT A WORD

RATES--One cent word n dny, no nd.
taken for less thnn &c for firSt fnser-
tion. Cash must accompany order.
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MJSCEIJ.ANEOIIS

MISCELLANEOUS
FoR sfenograpfifc piece WORK, apply sOl
Empire Bldg, or call Bell phone Main
627; good work at moderate prices.
7-11-tf
COME to Talladega Springs. the incest
hotel and most pleasant resort in the
SOUTH a thorough system OF water
works. house screened throughout. L.
H. MADISON, Manager. 7-14-tf-eod.
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DoN,T WATT UNTIL. THIS ONE is COMPLETED

TT yor1 DO YOU WILL LOCATED Il
PARK ON A GOOD Level. LOT 10 FEET DEEP HAS FIG
ROOMS HARDWOOD FLOORS IN EVERY ROOM. IT is UP
DATE LAST MINUTE YOU CAN BUY IT FOR $4,000;
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WANTED-AGENTS

AGENTS~Ten calls an hour Profit
$40. Work ) hours, make $3.50 Out
fit for demonstration free. Summer
leader. Latch Supply Co, 29f7 w.
North ave, Baltimore, Nd.
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FOIIND

F6f>N6a e ~esn I'M ana ssSGf6 s1reef on
LIST ave keys. owner can get same by
calling at Ase-Heraldt and paying for
this ad
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A NORWOOD HOME THAT WILL

PLEASE YOU HAS EIGHT ROOMS BEAUTIFULLY FIN
AND ARRANGED. EVERY KNOWN MODERN IMPRovE
TfIF, LOCATION BEST LOT Is 60x1a0 AND +
EAST PRICE $4,000. ON ATTRACTIVE TERMS
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ONE CENT A WORD.

Real Estate bought. sold, exchanged
INGRAM REALTY COMPANY,
Empire building. Bell 1897.
-
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More Pretty Ribbons

New lots of charming ~Springtime Ribbons are
steadily coming to US from the makers, from
whom we secured them at specially low prices.
Many of them we had made in large quantities to
our order, to make the saving as great as
possible.
Here is new Ombre Satin-striped Ribbon, At SOC yard;
All-siik MORE or Glaze Taffeta, 6N-inch. At zoo yard. and
an excellent quality Of plain Satin Taffeta. ~ inches At
16c yard. .r
inch, very much under priced, at 16c to CSC . yard, and
Sstin-dotted Wash Ribbon, equally desirable. at 16c toS6o
q piece, in numbers / to6
Chsrming Hair Bandeaux OF maline, with seed pearls.
and finished with aigrette bow, in pink, light blue, black OF
white, are quite unusual at 76c each. Orders Will be taken
for other colors. MAIN FLOOR
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TWO BOMBS wreck
MOVING PICTURE
HOUSE HARLEM
Explosions Start Blaze Near
Big Gas Tanks and Men,
ace Tenement.

The discovery to-day that the second
floor of the three-story building at No.
2157 First avenue. which was wrecked
by two dynamite bombs Just ssfore mid
night last night. was occupied by an
association Of Italian rock drniers and
excavators rave the police . new tine to
work on. 1t IL believed the explosion
was che work Of some ~disgruntled mem-
bers Of the association who were de-
fsatsd In . recent spirited election held
in the organizauon's rooms.
Tho explosion wrecked . moving pic
ture theatre on the ground floor and
started q Ore that sprsad to . dance
han ard . Photographic estabaishmsnt
on the top floor. Fifty feet away were
two large gas tanks owned by the Con.
solidated Gas Company. They were I'M
hurt. but Patrick o'Feiny. Waterman.
standing by one Of tho tanks. wal
knocked unconscious by the shock.
On the north side Of the burning build.
Ing was q six-story tenement, which
furnished homes for twenty.four FAM
lilies. The explosion and the IRE cry fol-
lowing SO frightened these families that
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PRINCIPAL DIES
AS $500 PUPILS
MARCH N SCHOOL
Veteran Evander ChildS Strick.
en- on Platform of No.
Z 10, in Bronx.

Dvandsr Ciilds. for the twenty years
stoos ~ opening principal Of the Gran-
MP Department Of Public School No.
~ Bronx. died Of heart disease It his
90 3sst before the opening exercises
to-eay. The school il the largest in
Bronx Borough. having $3.50 pupiis. ana
u at Eagle avenue and Ono Hundred
and Gaxty-third street.
NJ. Chtlds, who wa seventy-two yeArs
Old. arrived at the school Q few minutes
before . o'clock. He went to his dess
and was going over his mail with his
secretary. Miss Alice Kear. when the
bell for assembly rang. He pushed back
his chair and collapsed into q heap.
Mis- Ksar gan to HIN and saw the At.
tack was serious. She ran downstairs
and told Mas Ella Childs. a teacher and
daughter Of the principal. what had
happened.
while Miss childs hurried 20 her
fathers side Miss Kear sent a messen.
ger for a physician and for School
Commissioners John Dryer. Dr. Vim.
n B. Qun was first to arrive. He
said that the principal had disd in.
stantly. Mr.. Dryer ordered that school
should be dismissed for the day.
The thousands Of children, SITTING
uneaally In the great assembly hall,
had been looking wonderingly at the
vacant armchair on the platform In
front OF them. Word got among them
from rctnarks they had caught from
tsachersytha t an accident had happened
to Mr.. ChiIds. He was very much
loved by the m. inc they were more
afraid Of hurting his feelings than q
child of the old-fashioned birching days
would have been afraid of q sound
licking.
On Mr.. Myers order the pupils were
sent back to- their rooms for dismissal.
There the truth was told 10 them by
their teachers. For half an hour the
streets around the school were filled
with redseyed. sobbins children.
Mr.. Childs has been a principal In
New York public schools since is1
when he was twenty-five years old.
There was to have been a great recep.
tion and. celebration OF the ffticth an
nivsrsary OF his appointment last De
cember. but II was prevented by tn.
death Of a daughter. who was q teacher
in PUBLIC Srhool No. s,
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Combination Shrub&Seed Offer

Combination Shrub&Seed Offer
/ Syringa, usually 38c
/ Deutzia, usually 48c
Hydrangea, usually 48c
Rose Of Sharon, usually 48c
25 packages Flower Seeds. usually 75c
All for 81
The usual price, $2.57.
Many other varieties Of shrubs. also Fruit Trees At our
usual low prices.
Towering Plants left from The Eastsr exhibition, ct
greatly reduced prices. Al this writing w have Hys-
cinths. Rambler. Rhododendrons and ohar plants. A
an example Of the low prices:
Hyacinths, 13o pot. Daisies, - pot.
Mall and @. O. D. orders viii receive eur prompt
sttsnten. subway Store. 1Aesny.
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ABBEY GIVES TO NEW YoRk.

Creates a. Art FunA ssa De.
susathes Drawings u Msare-
D~elitan.
LONDON. April u.-American art
prodts largely by the will Of the late
Edwin Austin Atbsy. which was pro-
batsd here yesterday. His picture
"Hamist" and 10 drawings for the
comedies - Shakespeare and the oriSi.
nal oeloe 1faWinGa for the tragedies
ars eeQueAthsd . the Metropolitan Nh.
ssum g Art an1 . fund 10 created Of
Soe.See reinforced BY his library and
his Morgan Hen property. TO purchase
the best picturss shown annually In the
Royal Academy ana send them to the
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many made Tor ne IRE escapes. wasle
others climbed to the roof.
A platoon Of police was leaving eAe
East One Hundred and Fourth street
station when the two explosions sounded
within . few seconds Of each other. The
policemen ran to the burning building
ana then were ordered TO clear the tsns-
ment.
WOMAN THROWS eAeiee OUT
OF WINDOW.
Most Of the tenants were foreigners,
and before the arrival Of the police
shots were fred from windows. with
the greatest difhouity the police drove
the families from the building.
In the excitement Mrs. vincenso Po-
lario, living on the second floor with
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Newt
Changeable
Satin
For womsn's Bsthing Suits

For Womsn's Bathing Suits
Hitherto. the woman who wished
a Bathing Suit Of satin was limited
to black, because no process had
been devised to protect cdors from
the action Of salt water.
GlMBELS b glad to have been
the first to show sss's.tssd scis
Soter = proof Satin IN changeabls
shades. az sceu a. MACK. The satin
b Of a rich quality In The popular
combinations Of black and blue,
black-and-red, black-and-purple, and
black-and-sresn. As well ~ all-black.
Thirty Inches wide, % Yard
Al this 10 IN unusually strong
quality Of Satin, II will b found
ideal for cloak Innings, etc.
Second Floor
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Corcoran AT Gallery ct washington 10
become the property Of the American
nation. This fund will be known ~ the
Mead Abbey fund.
These ana other requests were made
on the provision that Mr.. Abbey should
not be survived by his wife. Mrs. Abb
hey, however. becoming the sole heir.
husbands wishes. The National Gallery
Of British Art and the Royal Academy
are also to benent handsomely BY the
will.
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Eastman Hawkeye Cameras
At Specially Low Prices

We are able to announce special prices, Tor
Friday and Saturday only, On . number Of thsss
we'll known Cameras made by the Eastman
Kodak Company. They will do excellent wurk,
and are not only desirable for beginners but ntie-
factory to experts. All perfect and guaranteed:
No. "a Folding Hswhsye Cameras. with haleheastng
i :satt e. s ;.sSis,lg M III sa'''0' regularly NO. win d'aAs
No. 8 Hswksye, 8Nx Ak IL. with balbeszins shsit~.
0iS, regularly Si4.60. With double lens. 81, rG. -.
No. Ia Hawkeys, 21Sx4N In. e11, regularly eloSA
Withdouble lens. 81; regularly SIG.
u. Hswkeye Box Cameras, Axb inch q 3xxbx inch
regularly 50.
Photogr sphic Supplies ct Low lrioes
Metol and Liquid Developer, 500. bottle. reg. &c. = ~
Hydro Metd Liquid Developer. sos. bot, ne. 8os. =
i6c.
Duo Sepiatoner, redsveloping solution will mako ~ q
Of solution, regularly 25c. at 20o.
Acid Fixing Powder, regularly l0c. 1t 70.
Glass Trays. 7x9 In, regularly 26c. at 16e.
Monarch Duranoid Trays. 4x6 in. regularly zoe. Ut 10;
5x8 in, regularly SOC. Il 1ec.
Zinc Wash Bones for SKI in. and %x6 In. plates, rcgu-
larry 66c. at $50.
Metal Tripod. ~7sectio,. regularly 3.25, at $780,.
Tray Thermometer. regularly 2bc, ut 1oc.
Ingento Developing Roller, regularly Soc. at 10.
Negative Albums Tor 3Ax4H In. film negatives. fsgur
larry 7Sc. :, eoe; tr sA16's in and A1S in' film nesAtivs'
Central Dry Plates. 4x5 in. regularly a5c. at SOC; 6x7in.
regularly 65c, ut 300.
Amateur Cut-Out Sets. regularly 81, at eco.
Sale OF other supplies a. well ~ tbs above.