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fttos qusbiloung III itst cine DoItoms
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piele dusqt8eihnete - bat aud ihl
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erhobsn, bic iie gu eintr tpiiroigsn Ss.
fdhrtin oes Mannes MAIDEN piro, Dor
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Gutss unb @robes beridtet haben
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ernit, fpdhrtnb 2ucte msbr eal Sttts.
rtu auHsigt = benn Der 9aut Dor
Se6niuht unb GhpGrmtrei. ben Fl
in ben ltst.n Boden es3sist bat. min
nohl berihpinbsn, iptnn lie 4ltrtl
pieoerFtbt.
qIIo auf balbisss, ~baIbigss Bisosr.
fsben! griB,n sic SIREN Bsrne'
unO Qlfrsb ber5lid BON mir. Si
tusroeu ite ia cher fsbtn, aIs i'd, obsI
baben fts fnor gefehen. 9auieni
9ant fir Jules, mas Sic thun. 2uti
ldbt ft1 Sbnen auf's anselsgentIidit
smpft9Isn. sic fprtdt bon Sinner
rur als OntsI 9aFeIftsin.
Sn ftets gIsidsr Greunbidaft Sb1
Grnit BON WiIoenau.
RoIarbSed, q. SUM- 1857.
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qcielunt Ser Gnalanfer.

Ollie Gn1lGnoer, einsrlsi, tpss
Gtanbes, QIters anb Gsfhledts, leIsn
fortgeiebt Bidder: man Iieit I'm 9duIs
uno auf Der Strabe, bel Gartentons
3erten, beim aufentbalt i'm part, in
Der GiTenbdbn uno auf Dem 0mnis
tus; bic autfder uno Ghauffeure
leIen, tur3 iiberdI nirb geleien.
9tmsemdb TT bic 8iidsrerseuaung
Gnqlanbs auberorbentIi6 groB, NOR
iiber Gnbred gdlante einen feifeInoen
QuffaB in Der vRuopa antoIngia@
ber6ffentlidt. Den Q0tnenanteil an
Der 8ii4erer3eugung gneIanDs beuus
Tpruten naturIi6 bic Aomans, balpts
Tdhlih q~benteurers unb Sntrigusns
romano, tpGbrsub bic beiiertn Ros
name, bic bic groBen Io8idlen 5rdgen
uno anbere b6bere 3ingt b~ebdnbeln.
nur Elm tIeines publlfum. bic @ebiIs
beten ndmlif, 3u Isien Hdben.
gla6 Den dmtliden auFFsnungeu
fnb i'm Sabre 1909 in England nidt
tpeni1er ais 1881 RDmnne peroffenis
lidt poroerl, unb bag Sabr bardaf
blieb nit 1893 nlir tpsnig batinter
3uriid. Natirli4 iperben ale bicfe
Romane ni6t atein In gnglanb bers
fhf1uoen fpnbern aud Bic ii6ri0en
enqliia Iprsdtnben 90ller bsteitigsa
flo bardn. 5ir bic Solomon tpers
Sen befon0ere Qfusaaben aus lfihtes
rem gapier bergsitellt, bic init bar
qoIt bi[lig berfdidt tpernsr, ano
Mmsrita lperben ebenfans hsIoa
ausgaben bsrgeftelit, bic BIN lin
fugten Nafbrud burd ibrt Erds
nungsform perbinbern ioasn. NuEs
BEN fperben btfdnntIih alld
Deutldlaub snglif6e 9udtr otarlsds,
n1mIi1 Ole iptltbefdnnten gauhnib
bdnbe, heasn jebpn bic Grsn5su Gngs
lambs nnb Der sngfiFhen auIonien
pcri6lpFen fiib. Dieic Bidder iperoen
an Der @rer3e pOn ben 3OIlbeamten
unbarmber8ig bsI9lugndhnlt. nnb fiir
bic Gtrenge, init Der bieie geitbIiHe
geitimmung gsbaHobutt miro, ipeiB
@dlrnte nlr eine ein3ige Musnnbme
an3ufibren: eine GnsIdnberin, bic
nit etnem 9audnibbanbe ndh Gnas
lamb 5uriidtebrts, fotlte bas Bud ben
3oaheamten ansIiefern. sic protee
iiterte beItig. neil III es mod niht
uusgeleIea babe, tpOruuf Der 3olIbes
ANTE tie NIT irOnifntr 56flidteit
frugte, ipie peit lie benin I'M Nldt Tel.
Gle bate nur nod bds Iebte aapitel
ali leIen. 9drdnf riB ber 3Dubedmtt
aus benz 8ude ods lsbte aapiteI bers
aus uro iibfr9ab q bet Guatanberin,
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Gin SuIts morger.

Die 5ibe bate einsn 66bepuntt ers
rsiht, Der Seosn, btm es trgsnopie
3eit unb @srhdItniHe g.itattstsn, aus
ben Ringmausrn Der grDbsn Stdot.
htraus in's 5reie trieb.
Rur no bebeutenbe Sen nbsr breite
5liHe fi6 in Der Ndhs befdnpsn, ipo
Elm ftster 2ufthaud fpielts, IieB bas
2tbsn iid in 8ebaslihteit geniebsn,
unb Sd0nrub, 5piIdsn 3psi grsBen
9aDeI = Sen sels9sn, geh0rts gu bits
len fpeHigen b~sppr3ugten Ortsn. DIR.
iushte 8ormtttdgs uno in ipat.ren
Ha1mittagsitunbsn itets cine srquis
denbe RubI., unb fir RsiienOe, bic
aug oem Siiben fdmen, lisb ii4 bic
tur3. Mittues3eit fdon srtragen, benn
it paren getpobnt, in bisien Gtunoen
lire sisfta 3u halten. 9ssbalb litten
Graf Wilbenau, 2ueis unb Qtsbeth
tpenige, als ie auf Der 9srrsiie bts
Furttet hattsn.
"a, tie paren .nblid I'M bic Mitte
bes Suli 3uriifgetsbrt. Der langer>
Is1ntt Brief bes STATEN 5dFetitein,
in peldem sr melb.ts, baB Jules fir
ben Gmpfane Der 9eIiBer in Shon>
rub porbersitet lei, mar enblih einsss
troffen unb Dilbendu nit feinsn bets
ben geqleitsrinnsn bate bort, bon BEN
aftsn Grafen arnofb bspiatommnst,
leinen fsierliGsn Gin3ug gthalten.
8ieGeidt hdtten Queie unD Qisbet6 gse
bofFt, BET bieiem Gin5use aud nod
tiniqe anbtrs 9trfOnsn linen entgegtns
ellen 5u fe6en. 46er bisis 5offnung
mar ni6t in Grfi1ung gsgangsn.
Saskatchewan hattie gleid bdrduf cine
lanqs untsrrebung nit ftinemJrsunbs
6aHelftein gebabt, uno mar bann nit
sufriebenem gei9t gu 2ucie uno 2iss
beth qetommen, I'm bsibs auf bic
Stirn al taHen. ct bate babel gss
Iaat: Wir baben nddftsns gdits gu
srDarten; ridtet Gu6 barduf Elm.
Qber telne fpettere MnDtuturg mar
sefallen.
Go ber6rohten benin bic beiben
areunoinnen ben erftsn Gag mad i6rer
antunft in itinsr abgsfdlOFenhit uro
beiudten isoes pldBdsn, bds linen
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iest our6 bic ldngs 4bpsierbeit nod
litber qetporben. arm in Mrm idrits
ten lie iiber bic 60fe, burd ben gart,
burd bag 8orf unb bic ndhen 5elbsr
go elm qddr, benz Seoer nit ssredter
geDunDtrung nadf6aute 2ucie.
Das lei6t6eipsglide, fdparslodige
Bib bss Srohiinns urb Der anmntlis
oen 6eitsrfeit, Qtsbetb ernter, III itilz
ler sDobeit, bas Bib edter oeutidsr
5nniqttii. Oft dber, oft ridteten fiA
lire glids mad Der Gtrabe, bic bon
potgoam bsriiberfibrte, unb unpiIz
tlrlid in bsr Gerne fidtbar iDurbe.
Do9 ttine fprd9 Elm Wort barber,
unb til Gsbanfen beriunten tehritn he
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(6ortiesung fotgt.)
GnTiidJc SOdDidnl statiitif.
ileberfdt iiber ben geiuf Der b5bereu
GrSiebnngsnnftnlttu.

Griiehtngs1nit1lttu.
0us ruiTf4e sMiniFtrium fir
gpltsauFtldrung~ psr6ffsstIiht in ieis
mem Observation-Disclosures iibsr bas
Sobr 1910 bic duf anFang 1911 BE-
8igli1sn itatitif6en Qngabeh iibtr
bic 6odIdulen. I'm Sen 3ebn ftdutz
finen unioeriitdten unterriGtetsn oas
na9 a6t qrofeFortn DER 5teologie,
455 proentIids uno 164 duBerDroents
lide 4rofsiorsn, 3fpolf 3u3enten uno
681 qripdt6oSsntsn. Sic 3aAl Der
Stuoierenosn betrug 1882, Die Der
Scorer 1861 d910: 1856 be5ro,
1880. Den gr6bten 8eiud tpieien
Die 1tniperiitdten in mostau (994G)
uno petersburg (8446 Stuoiereno.)
uuf. oen tleiniten Saratop $50.
Ra9 ben GatuItGten berteilten fid bic
Stu0isrsnben folgenoermaBeu: SUI
~rispruoer3 1924. pbpiifaltI4smatbes
mdtii6e 2tbteiIung 1850. Msoi3in
1886, Observation-Disclosures abteiz
lung 1884, Drisntalii4e Spru6e 184
uno 9heologie 126.
0eitaus ole iibertpiegenoe U}ebrs
sa6t Der gtubenten, 1856. bstanns
ten fi6 our ort6pooren air9e. 2768
fparen tatholiid uno 1902 Juben.
Der Gtan6es3uae66rigtsit na1 parsn
1871 Gtuoentsn aus sr6li4em Qosl.
1929 G0bne perf0ntid 4oetiger
uro gea1lter. 4644 G0hns BON @eiit=
Iiden, 8849 S0hne BON Gbrenbiirs
germ unb aaufleuten. 1863 aoidten,
1888 Sahne BON 8dusrn, 823 am
bern Gturbes uno AIT Qusldn6er.
Die Granddaughter Der l1niberiitds
ten beIiefen fih duf 9,255,688 Rubel,
tpooon Die GtaatStuFe 5,348.0f7 81.
beitrug. fpG6rsno Der Grirag Der Sol
legiengetber 1909, 402 81. un0 oeries
nigs Der llniberfts'tiftungsn 448,606
81. bstrug. Sir Stipen6isn puroen
556,597 uno gu ltnter'fisun9en ILL.,
$50 R. d~usgeqeben.
IN ben Teds Ssdnifden 5odIdu-
len unterrihtetsn 482 profeforen
unb 9o3enten; Die 3ahl Der 5tubies
renben ging, tpie an Sen llniberIitdtsn
5urid. Sie betrug 4nfang 1911 nod
9747 Gtubsnten (1910: 1926. 3te
Qusgdben betrugen 2,597,493 IT., fpos
BON 1,537.534 pom Gtaat, 743,37s
81. 0urh aoaegiengsloer seoedt muir.
ben. IN ben bier tierdr3neilidsr
5o9ihufen ipdren 1913 Stuoierenot
eingelhrieben. On ben unter ben
9dmen ,DeiDli6e 6odfurie" in Mps.
fdu uno petersburg beitsbsnosn arau.
en6odfdulsn ifuoiertsn 10.495 0d.
men, tpo5u nod 1869 !6orerinnen bes
meoi3iniidsn Snftituts fir 5rauer
In petersburg gu sd6len Iinb.
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mad b,m G6IoF snriid, NO Der @rat
ne lGA,nIb emp ne.
NeroeH,n Gis MIDI, morasii rsft
frnb ~ouI,un.htg msins 9amtnl iaats
Il linen an abtnb. Die Wore,Tl-
Funbsn Enb ais bsftu. BIZ mir bier es.
nieBsu tOnf ID sROresniunot bat
Cob unb 81 a In Wlnnosl
gisueidt thr % ben ilus.n ausen
Der btibsn Tlmtn nidt s%ntsaustn,
bab sttpds gsBtidnsnb.s Bel bisisn
Worien In tn Miensn bss Graisn lag
unb bob ftih blauesaup. nod frsuHos
litsr ftrnhis, als esp6bnlih. Gtss
half fhlieRn beibt ipsnie in Der Rdht.
unb ala en- Waetn fhon iriib. baIb
mad flint nbr an Dem SdloFs oors
ubsr fusr, IouTAit 9udt bintH ben
gorbinfn berppr. mas has ruohl fsin
mSas. unb ft fat ben bsittn Bdatr
bts Grofsn nit BEN beieen Ruppsn ben
6uF perIaH.n unb Issr aus BEN Gorit
binousroflsr.
aisbeth! ID CLAUDE, fs tommsu
btutt! flifsrtt aueit. ihr @sfidt an
bi, gruIt Der Jrsunbin lsgeno.
Oh QlaubFt esq Den mtiuft 8u:
ortiport,tt 2isbetb.
Qun, Onid 5aftIfsin uno aifr.b,
uub ut,nsit. aud Der Ntffs 9ufels
Fein's. BON rem Sie 10 bisl stiprodeu
unb c.ftrttbtn hcbsnl
aisb,tb f,uF5t. lsifs. autis tannt:
ihr g.htimniB ridt; ME bate iie &C.
ipaot, % her 5rsunbin gang gu per'
trau.n. 9aoon, oaB Wsrner oerieIb:
fti, ben re bamals ouf BEN Gee ge'
Ieten, tatt. 2uei, teins Gbnuns.
Sic tltioetsn fi6 baftiser an, ala s.'
pohnli1. Der Grat mar ldrsit ouI'
atfdHbtn, unb empfins bi. beiosu
Mdo6sn nit elmer b,r3liden llmar'
mune. 3oh polIte CT nidt dui oer
8,rnnba aaffse trintsn, Tort pebt
Der Gtaub, fast. sr. Gle molten in
Dem 6~art.nfaIon %trintsu. beIen GsH'
fer nab Dem part siHgsu.
2uci. i6ien ni6t gang bamit elm
perfanoen, benin ppr bort aus tonnt'
man bic Gtrabs unD ben gor6of MIDI
iibtriebsn. Sis unb aisbstb parsr
ttfpas s.rItr.ut. lin 10 heitersr plaua
b.rte Der Graf, Der e gar Mot gu BE-
m.rten idisr, baB bic 9amsn 3uipstlsr
bi. a6pi. srbobsn, aIs Oh fe sinsH
fsrnen Gerdui9 lauihten.
Gin Dtsner frat Elm.
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greebungsDoll. 8erz
tduferin: yWinfhsn Gle Elm Wsher
NIT ooer aort3isher2"
aunbe Oiurnif): rasioer cbn.l"
54Iau. o.: sd iebe, Sic
baben Elm Glasuuse."
g.: ga, ober Is iii Der rein.
Gdspinoel bdmit. id fam gar nidts
oamit itben.1
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n Gin e~ititnssmaies ben MIA pea ess.

bes innisittn DaHiss uRo Der agfrid,
tighten @srthrung!
U. in gditrn SuHi 1856.
msrAtr.
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6isr snben unfsrs aus5iise aus ben
9ritftn Der feds perIoneu. bic uHfsrs
2bsilnahms big jsbt in aniprud sts
nuninsn ba6en, uno mir lufen fe
islhIt hanoslnb fpieber auftreten,
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Yrei5 ees MnlterS 10 Gents.
8sHsaaaess@ aTeiinnssa;

Ciele RuItcr pernen an iraeno
cine aoreHe aeeen ginienoun9 bes
Breiies aeididt. Ian aebe W%urniner
uno Br6Be nno bic hole HoreIe oents
Iih an nnS ifide ben Coupon nebft
benz obrn erpdhnten Rreis IN bds
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-07
9a6ihrs aleiOden fir Winters 96d'
terhieu.

@abmfarbieer gbaaie NIT blaueu
5upfeu rmo fueiber. blnu geitidteu
WeTaline murbeu fiir oieits r~ci5enoe
Nobel %perpanot. 1us Triiin eigiiei ilt
ear8 bcipubers fir paifbare Stofic
uno cbcnio fir Seioe, Samt. Satin etc.
8as Aluitcr lit In bier @r0Ben geidlnit'
ten: g, s, TO unS IL Sabre GO bcnDs
tiet AZ g1rSs S68oligeu Stoif fir Die
f2idhriae Wr6Be.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-07
-gi, etIhihlt Mir a imm,r q.

Die Gtididis Dirb Ia immtr 70.
mif6tr. DIR 6trr annnibdi IGst
an cfisnhsit pirtlid ni4is ~ min.
den iibrig. Da esr 4trr mid ia gar
nidt fannt., lam I'D mid alltrDings
nidi e,irduft iabIen. Gbtr, bsr5siB,
litbss 01itrdsn. onb i'd mid nod
sinmnI in btr alhe umisbs. auf
@isb.rftbsn bel 3ii9e."
Evening star., 1912-09-06
LIFE-SAVING EQUIPMENT
ON RIVERS is DISCUSSED
Supervising Inspectors in Steamboat
Service Are Conferring
in Capital.

Inspector General George Uhler, Capt.
Henry NJ. Seeley of New York and Capt.
n B. Nelson of Cleveland. supervising
inspectors in the United States steamboat
inspection service. are conferring in
Washington on subjects of interest to in
land steamship lines. The three compose
the executive committee of the board OF
supervising inspectors.
At this mornings session representa-
tives Of a large number of inland steam
ship lines and companies appeared before
the committee. either in person or by let
ter, for the discussion Of matters pertain
ing to the life-saving equipment OF the
steamers belonging to their lines.
Practically every line and company
operating on the inland Waters-lakes,
rivers and bays-of the United States
either has or will be represented before
the committee, though many Of them will
make their representations by letter,
which the committee considers the same
as a personal appearance.
The committee Is trying to determine
what, IL any, changes should be made in
the equipment of steamboats, on the in
land waters in the matter of lifeboats,
life RATS, life preservers and general
equipment for saving life in case of
wreck.
Many of the steamboat lines represent
ed traverse only shallow waters-in
some cases no deeper than eight. ten or
twelve feet-and owners of such boats
do not wish to be compelled to carry
the same equipment as must be carried
Evening star., 1912-09-06

Berry, first: Hiram Kimmel. second. 81
yard dash, girls under twelve. Agnes Ber-
~, first; Pearl Wunder, second. 5O-yard
dash. boys over twelve. Herbert Bursly.
first. Hiram Kimmel, second. 5O-yard
dash, girls over twelve, Edith Sauer.
first: Blanche Sauer. second; Augusta
Machen, third. ,O-yard dash, open to all
men, George Byers, first; Milton Red
man, second. 1O0-yard dash, florists
only. George Dalglsh. 1OO-yard dash.
open to all, Samuel Everett. first: George
Byers, second. Three-legged race, Kim
mel and Cation, first: Everett and
Bursley, second Sack race, open. Sam
uel Everett. first: Herbert Bursly. second.
Quoits. singles, George Shaffer. Basket
ball, married women. Mrs George Hess.
first; Mrs. K. c. Mayberry, second: Mrs
George Shaffer, third. Basket ball. sin
gle women. Miss Kiug, first: Miss oehm-
Ter, second; Miss Wunder. third. Steamer
quoits, women. Miss Somers first, Miss
Berry. second: Miss Lott. third.
Evening star., 1912-09-06
RESCUE 60 FROM FLAMES.
Policeraen Garry Half Conscious
Forms From New York Tenements.

NEW YORK, September 6.-Sixty-two
persons, forty-eight of them children.
were saved from death in row of burn
ing tenements in DeGraw street. Brooklyn.
early today by four policemen. All of the
sixty-two had been overcome by smoke
and were carried half-conscious from
their rooms to the street.
The principal loser in the fire was the
International Provision Company. whose
four-story packing house was also swept
by the flames and damaged to the extent
of about xlJ0,GO0
Evening star., 1912-09-06
PLAN A SCOUT CAMP
Boys May Pitch Tents During
Congress on Hygiene.
LOCAL ORGANIZATION HOST
Will Entertain Teams of Six Mem
bers Each From Other Cities.
EXHIBITIONS WILL BE STAGED
Tentative Program Calls for Series
of Contests for Which Prizes
Will Be Offered.
EXHIBITIONS WILL BE STAGED

Plans for Boy Scout camp to be con-
Congress on Hygiene and Demography to
be held in Washington this month were
announced today by Edgar s. Martin.
Columbia
The local organization is to be host
To scout teams comprised of six MEM
hers each. representing New York. Phia-
delphia. Brooklyn, Baltimore and prob
ably other cities. Tents used at the
River View camp this summer are to be
pitched near the municipal bathing beach
and the visitors, together with a team
of local scouts. will occupy them from
September - to 30 inclusive.
The encampment will be for the purpose
of giving Boy Scout exhibitions. 1t has
received the Endorsement OF the national
council of the Boy Scouts OF America
which will help defray the expense. The
local organization, however, will supply
the tents and pay the cost of the meals.
Another City to Be Invited.
With the funds now available, one other
city. in addition to the four named. can
be entertained at the camp. and a number
of applications for the vacancy are being
considered NJ. P. Junkin, who was in
charge Of the River View camp, is as
sisting Commissioner Martin in making
arrangements for the exhibition.
According to the tentative program,
contests will be arranged between the
teams representing the various cities ana
prizes awarded. The Red Cross Society
will award IL prize to the team making
the best showing in first aid work. There
will be competitive tests in every phase of
inc1,Idin0 life saving swim
ming. relay racing. signaling, map making:
stalking, tent pitching, water boiling and
other scout accomplishments.
The scouts, while in camp, will begin
each days exhibition with rising bell
which will sound at q o'clock. Taps will
sound at . o'clock, while lights will be
required to be out at 10 o'clock. The
breakfast hour will be I o'clock, the din
ner hour II o'clock and the supper hour
) o'clock.
The scout camp will be near the play
ground now being erected for demonstra-
ton work in connection with the hygiene
congress, and both are expected to be in
teresting features of the international
gathering.
DR.. Davidson on Committee.
Dr. w NJ. Davidson. superintendent of
the public schools of this city, has been
appointed by State Supt. E. I. Fairchild
of Kansas. president of the National
Educational Association, as a member
o. the committee to represent that body
at the congress. Other members of the
committee are: DR.. P. P. Claxton, United
States commissioner of education. DIR.
Leonard p. Ayres, Sage Foundation,
New York city; DR.. NJ. G. Brumbaugh,
superintendent of schools. Philadelphia,
Pa; President Guy P. Benton, University
of Vermont; Dr. c. II. Kendall, state
school commissioner of New Jersey, and
Mrs. Ella Flagg Young, superintendent
of schools, Chicago, Ill.
Evening star., 1912-09-06
Japanese Babies.

Adachi Kinnosuke contributes a highly
interesting sketch to our next Sunday
Magazine showing why babies do not cry
in Japan. 1t seems that in the island
kingdom nothing Except. of course the
empero) is so highly regarded as moth
erhood. and the apartment house super
intendent who refused to admit children
would be severely dealt with instanter.
Evening star., 1912-09-06
SATURDAY. Sales From z to s Pm.

25c Cuff Links. Ioc.
Pearl Cuff Links. neat de-
signs. plain and carved
dumbbell and lever styles.
2 to 6 pm. at Zoe pair.
Hair Nets, Ioc.
Real Hair Nets. large size
and full shaped: all shades.
Sold regularly at 19c each. :
to 6 pm. at 1Oc.
&C Cotton, 2 for &c.
Kings yard Spools OF
White Basting Cotton. Regu-
larly DC spool. Two spools
for &c.
5oc Silks. 30c.
Colored Messaline Silks. in
a good assortment of street
and evening shades: also
black or white. 2 to q pm
at Soc yard.
ST Taffeta Silk. 60c.
36-inch Black Taffeta silk
(all silk: extra heavy grade;
guaranteed to wear. Worth
S1.OO yard. . to 6 pm. at
&C yard,
soc Pique, .3oc.
36-inch Imported Pique, an
extra heavy corduroy finish
grade, i'm the stylish wide
welt. White and cream. :
to 6 pm. at 39c yard.
soc Sherette, Ioc.
4o-inch White "Sherette.
an extra fine sheer quality:
launders perfectly. Regular
price. 33c yard. 2 to g pm.
at 19c.
65c Storm Serge, 48c.
44-inch All-wOol Storm
Serge. an extra close-woven.
double-twill quality. In black.
brown and navy blue. 2 to .
6.m. at 4Sc yard.
ST Diagonal. 60c.
.A-inch AlI-wOol Black Di-
aronal. the correct material
for tailored suits and skirts
Rich jet black. 2 TO 6 Pm.
at 69c yard.
1oc Gas Nantes, SC.
Inverted Gas Nantes. extra
quality weave. Worth 1oc
each. 2 to 6 pm. at Sc each.
35c Teapots. 17c.
Enameled Teapots. four
pint size. Sold regularly at
35c each. 2 to 6 pm. at 1tc.
1oc Cotton, Csc.
Yard-wide Bleached Cotton.
fine ciose-woven quality.
to 6 pm. at 61sc yard.
Evening star., 1912-09-06
FLORISTS PICNIC A SUCCESS.
Club Holds Successful Outing Neal
Chain Bridge.

Members Of the Florists Club gathered
in a grove near the Chain bridge yester-
day afternoon and held a picnic that will
long be remembered. The clubs outing,
scheduled to be held at Chesapeake
Beach several weeks ago, was marred
because Of inclement weather. but such
was not the case yesterday. during .ne
afternoon athletic games were held. after
which a basket supper was served. Tne
results of the contests follow
Flag race, boys under twelve. Lawrence
Berry, first; Herbert Cation. second
Flag race. girls under twelve. Gales
Johnston first. Agnes Berry, second. %
yard dash, boys under twelve. Lawrence
Evening star., 1912-09-06

had not bought the ice cream for the
members Of the team. They are still
waiting.
Mai. Tom King inspector small arms
practice, was to be seen daily on the
firing line, acting in the capacity of
team coach.
Earl Goodwin, who accompanied the
District troops to Harpers Ferry. ar
rived in camp yesterday. accompanied
by his young son. Harry Goodwin, and
witnessed the work Of the rff1emen in
the different matches.
Evening star., 1912-09-06

Ioc Cologne, sc.
Regular 10c bottles OF
4 pm. at sc.
25c Danderine, lac.
Regular 25c bottles Of Dan
derine. the we'll known hair
tonic and scalp cleanser. 2
to 8 pm. at lac.
Ioc Chalk, Etc, SC.
Prepared Chalk and Orris
Root. the best and most ef-
fective tooth powder. Two
ounce packages, 2 to & pm,
at DC.
SIS Brussels Rugs,
SS.o8.
25 Largest Room Size 9x12-
II. Brussels Rugs, Sloane and
Hartford makes: floral and
medallion designs. Choice col
orings. 2 to 6 pm. at $S.9S.
ST Lace Curtains, 6Oc
200 pairs OF Nottingham
Lace Curtains. ; yards long.
full width: plain and figured
centers. 2 to 6 pm. at 63c.
&c Pillows. 20c.
100 Large Size Bed Pillows.
covered with heavyweight
blue and white stripe tick
ings: filed with sanitary
crushed turkey feathers. . TO
6 pm. at 29c each.
SI.oo Blankets, 60c.
5 cases Of White or Gray
Blankets. soft fleece finish.
with pink or blue borders. Z
to 6 pm. at 69c pair.
sc Absorbent Cotton,
2 for sc.
Antiseptic Absorbent Cot
ton. one ounce packages: best
grade. Sold regularly at DC.
Two packages for SC.
Talcum Powder, 15c.
Wilbert's Nursery Talcnm
Powder, one-pound cans; high
grade bOrated talcum. 2 to
9 pm. at 15c. Regularly 25c.
o5c Num-" I5c.
Regular 25c jars Of Mum"
70. destroying all odors OF
l,ersp ration. = to 6 pm. at
15c.
SOC Pictures, CSC.
800 Framed Pictures. gilt
and dark wood holdings;
good assortment of subjects.
Sizes 1Ox2O and 14x11. , to
6 pm. at 26c.
Evening star., 1912-09-06

by boats plying on waters much deeper.
They say that in case their boats should
go to the bottom the upper parts OF
the vessels would not be submerged, and
passengers or crew could not be
drowned. Such questions as this are
expected to occupy much of the time
of the committee which will probably
be in session until next Monday.