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Arizona republican., 1912-04-01
PRESCOTT PEOPLE-O

PRESCOTT PEOPlE-O. NJ Wal lace and wife of Prescott. are visit ing in Phoenix for few days mak- ing the Commercial hotel their head quarters.
 APRIL TERM.-Thc April term of the United States district court will convene at 10 o'clock this morning. but as there is no judge in the state at this time the United States mar shal will adjourn the court until April fifteenth when the grand jury will be present and the trial of cases com menced.
 OFF FOR CUeA-AIr. and Mrs. Edgar C. Taylor. who have been spending their honeymoon at Hotel Adams pending the completion of their home in Hayden. left last even ing for a months trip to Cuba and Florida. Mir. Taylor ;s business man of Hayden Of the firm of Fay Tor Hatch Co. Mrs. Taylo: was formerly Miss Jessie Heermans of this city.
 NEW SUPERlNTENDENT-The state asylum for the insane has a new superintendent today. Dr. H K. Beauchamp retiring in favor of pr. A C Kingsley of Nogales. Dr. Kingsley is Hunt appointee He arrived yesterday from his home pre- pared to enter upon the duties of his office Dr. Beauchamp has served as superintendent of the asylum with distinction. although it has been a disastrous service for him as he was a heavy loser in the fire which destroyed the institution few months ago. The retiring superin- tendent has brought the affairs of the asylum to a high state Of ef- ficiency in spite Of the fire and other discouraging elements. The doctor contemplates returning to his former home in ohio to resume the practice of medicine.
 SHEEP VS. CATTLE-A feud nearly as old as the hills will have fresh airing this morning in United States Commissioner Johnstone's s court when Felix F'igueroa. Pablo Lerte. Barney Oberto and C. H. Brown are called upon to defend themselves for grazing their sheep in the forest reserve in the Tonto Basin country without a government license. and to the alleged injury Of cattle men who did have such per init The controversy between sheep and cattle men has been long and bitter all through the west. and in the early days caused many bitter quarreIs. It is said that the sheep men permit their flocks to run over the range eating it clean and creat- ing desperate condition for the cat tie. The hearing will be held at 10 o'clock
Arizona republican., 1912-04-01
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

Wanted-An office girl in doctors office: one who has some Knowledge of bookkeeping. 209 Goodrich Bldg.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-01
AlARM.-

FALSE AlARM.-The fire depart ment vas called out at seven o'clock last night to the Capital rooming house where a flue had become stop bed and the kitchen filled with smoke There was no danger and no harm done other than the wettiug of some of the furniture.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-01

lace and wife of Prescott. are visit ing in Phoenix for few days mak ing the Commercial hotel their head quarters.
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Jn(an0Vetegrap0
Giienbubn & ollii 10 II.

Sdgsrstopn, Mo., Z. Oft. -
I'm Der gGbe BON aobsen, pa., toIiz
Dirte am Mcntds elm aus leeren WaSen
beitebenber paiIugier3us Der pbilaoels
pbia uno 9teaoing 9abn nit eiHem
Gjiiter8uss. Grei 3usbeamte tpurosn
auf Der Stelle get0Dtet, Elm anoerer
puroe IebsnsgefdbrIi6 unp bier nun
ben mebr ober minoer 1hper perlebt.
Get0otet purpeu Der 8onouttsur s.
g. WlcGtn uno Die 9ei5er s. %. Gre
oerid uno 6. H. 9oroon.
9on i6rer g d ~ ter er=
i6oiien.
GIepeluno, S., 7. Stt. Die
18iGbriqe Worp Wacobstn, Del6e an
porissn 8ienitas sufdaiaer Weiie pon
ibrer 9jdbrigeu ShDsiter Qnnie 9sz
idoiisn ipurpe, Itarb am Wontag i'm
0oipital. Oas ainb fono in Der 8ona
mooe einen Hepplper unb aeigte Ieins,
Stspslter Die Waffe, ais Die Wtutter
in's 3immer Iturste uno ibm Die Baff;
su entreiben psrluhte. ploBlih giHe
Der Shub log uno truf Die Sdpeiter
@sssn bas tleine WiaoAen lpuros sein'
slntluge srbobsn.
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Steble i'm glter bon II Sabren ges
Itcrben.
Sofratb b. Stebls 6at ii9, trobbem
iein Wume bem groben publifum me
Mig betunnt purDe, als grfinDer Elm
9rcBes BerotenIt um bic 9SeuerI rider
beit Der 3Gsdter Der gan3en Welt err
tpprben. Gr bat ben gubnen>Regenz
dfparat erfunDen, Der es ermDelid1t,
BEL 4usbrud zines 8ranbes bic 8ubne
unier Waher gu ieBen.
Weitere pier M II n Der Wl a.
rinetruppen in Rica=
ragua 9efallen.
Can ouan bel Sur, Hicaruz
qua. T. Stt. - 8ei benz Qngriff auf
2eOn unb GbindnDsgu, pelhe Stdbte
bon ben Rebeasn Dertbeibigt purben.
tpuroen 3pei ameritaniIfe Marinez
loloaten uno smei 8Iaujaden getDbtet.
Die RebeQen butten SO 5obte uno
pieie 8erpunbste. Die anoersn Durz
ben enttpaffnet,
Nls am Sonntag Die amerifaniihen
WarineIolDaten unb 8lauidden in Die
Staot Qeon einmarihirten, itellte it'd
ihnen iu ben Straben elm unperantz
tportliher YObelbaufen entgegen, Der
balb Jeusr CAB. 3fpei Nmsritaner
purDen babel getDbtet unD bier per-
lpunoet. Die Marinsiplbaten srpiDera
ten bas iSeuer, pobei 80 Wann bon
bem pDbel getobtet unb 40 DerpunDe.
puroen. Die Inoersn puroeH aus Der
Stabt binuusgetrteben.
oSSn Der ytd6e bon 2eon unD Gilman
bega 6eiinoen Iidh jebt 1900 Wann
MnsritoniIhe Warinstruppen uno iie
iinb pollltdnDiq 6erren Der Situation.
| Wa6riteinlih burd ben gerlult
| pOu Waiapa beeinfluBt, baben Die 6ub,
ter Der giberalen in Qeon um Die Gr.
I1ubnib nahgeIuht, ba5 2ano perlal.
| fen gu biirien. Oisie @rlaubniB puros
audi bon benz Yrdiioenten Oia3 uni
bem 4omiral SDutberlano geseben IN.
ter Der 8epiHgung, oaB lie niht pisosl
nu9 Ricarasua 3uriidtehren. Genera
cGrias uno Elm 9uBeno auoerer 9eHe
rdls, bic ibr 5auptquurtier in 2eor
batten, rueroen BON oieier Grlaubntl
9ebrauh MAIDEN.
WtDrosrii6 9ulper CT
plDfion.
5ampico, M.rito, 7. Oft. -
DreiBig gerIouen fdmen bier an
Wontaq in Jolge elmer BuloerzGrplo
! lion ums 2eben. Gin Waga3in, i
, oem 9uIper aufbefpahrt 1puroe. I'M
, mebrsre bsna6barte SduIer 6rannte1
> nieber.
Gnrique Musu berur<
4. tbet!t.
I 6apdnu, Z. Stt. enrique Wu3o
, Der 9eitungsreporter, Der por eintge
3eit ben amsritantihen 9.iddftstrd
: Ger Suqb g. 9ibion in b06it brutole
r UeiIe tbGtli6 onqsgriffsn bate. Duro
: am Montaq 81 q Sabren Gefdngni
perurtbeilt,
9opp-elmorb uno Sell IT.
' morb.
Galgarp, alberta, Canada, I
> DIT. - Sohn 6. Gapis, Elm 9runs
81. eigsntbumsbdnoler, sridoB bier al
Iuicntag Isine 5ruu, bra6te 81
: Wilorsb 9iron, einsm tpsibliten 9ri
patoetettip, cine t0otlite Wunoe b
= uno beeing oann Sslbitmoro. D
i Src90bie ipislte iih in Der Wobnun
bon SRI. 0iron ab uno mar Die 5oll
: tduslitsr Wirren
:. Saois bate SRI. 0iron enga9ir
r uni ieine Jruu 5u iibsrpuhsn, III
i Spmpatbien panotsn iid aber b
b sSrau 9apis gu unD lie nabm oieie
n ibr, eisene Wobnung uuf. 0aOis mi
r tbete Elm 3immsr brett Der Sirol
iaer Wobnung segsniiber, uuf Der al
> oeren Ssite Der Strube uno beo6ad
r :, tet, bic beioen 5rauen, biz er Il
:, oappn iberaeugt bate, oaB it6 81
!" Jiron nit ietner Srau sesen tbn Oe
! i6noren babe
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QHetterberiMt.

SIR Obio: ShOnes Wetter am
1ienitas; am Mitttpod ihonss, mar
meres Wetter. ylorblihe gBinbe, Die
per1nberlin iperben.~
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Weiteres iiber Die ginnabme DON
Qeon, Niardsua.
enrique Usaaa, Ger angreifer oes
emsritaniihen Geihaftstrdsers
Gibion in 9apana,
gu D Sabrsn 0sfdnsniB Dsrurtbsllt
Die 9offnung auf erbal
tungbes 5riebens
49, Il r.

II &. @llulrl. SH uns1.
Freiien bGlt man jeBt Die Gage auf
Der BaItanbalbinisl fir hoffnungsa
polIer. Die Gntihsioung Der Usdhte,
eemsinl9uftlid Dor5ugsbsn, um elnsn
Rries gu perhinDern, perurladt alis
a,meine Befriebieung. Die Wtdhte
psro,n {ofprt ben 8aItantaaten ple
Der 1urtsi ibre anfihten ouseinanosrs
Ieben.
Oeiterreih uno Rublunb haben bon
ben iibrieen @robmdhten oas Wsunout
er6oIten, bic Bultunitoaten DON ben
Miinften Der MdGte gu unterrlhten,
ndhrenp iGmmtlihe Botidafter IN
aonitantinopeI 9oriteaungen BET Der
pforte MAIDEN Deroen.
Dos britifCta aabinet belt ipdtreno
bes 1aess eine lange Sisung ab, in
ipelter Cir Gbnaro 9rep Die pldns
uno abfihtsn Der suropdiiden Waat.
auseinanberIebts uno ieine apusgen
iein gerbalten in Der 4nselessnbeli
inbofiirte.
Gin. D.pefte aus aonitantinopel
fast, bab bas ssmeinidaftlihe Worsez
ben Der WGhte, 5ufanlmen NIT Del
GntIheibung Der 3iirtei, Reformsn in
ibren europGiiten proDin5en ein3u'
fiibren. erfolgreih mar, uno Elm HrleG
jebt unnabrlteinlif) lei.
9luh Der bulgariibs @eianpte II
Qonbon briidte tpdbrenb bes Sases bl'
9lnliat aus, bab Elm aries Derblnoert
,rsrben iuiirbe, bic 8alfanituaten abe,
eine 8arantis isitens Der Waahte ba'
ben mIbien, oab Die geplanten Hefor'
men aud burdsefiibrt ipsroen.
Iah Der aabinettslisung tpurb'
Cir gbparo 9rsp i'm nnterbaus boz
bem liitrer Der Sppoiition, 9nbrsn
Bpnar Gam, nit 8eoug auf bic Gag
auf Der 8altanbalbiniel interpeairt
Gr iagte, bob auf Der einsn Seite mi
Der Shtpieristsit 5u rs6nen lei, Te
formen anseiidts Der Mobiliiirunl
BON grmeen ein3ufiibren, pdbrenb au
Der anbsrsn Seite es idtper balts. bi
galtanitaatsn oapon gu iiberseugen
bab bi. bon Der Siirfsi bsripfohsnsl
Reformen fpirtlid gum geiten De
gsDDItsruns bon MaSebon;eu feil
narben. Die Wdhts Ieien aber in
gegriff, bisie Shpieristeiien 5u ii6sr
apinoen, inoem fis in ensrsiidr Wei
+. ssg.n jebe SrieoensitOrung proteitir
ten, uno sleih5sitis Die pfOrte il
brinaenoer Weile auf Die Yotbpenoig
feit Der Ginfiibruns bon Reformen il
Der europdiiden 5iirtsi aufmertfan
mahten.
Gr fiete bin5u, baB bic unter Del
Wldht,n sstroffens 9ereinbarung !
out tpie cine Garantie oafiir let. Dat
penn es trob 9lllem gu einem arieg
tommen follts. teine Der europailhel
Orobmdht. barin Deripidslt peroe
lpiirbtn.
Die Balinnitanten iperDen lofor
benahri4tist tpero.n, bab bic Mad1
ibr trieaerii6es 0erfalteu niht bill
gen t0nnteH. ,unb bob Is i'm Sntersi'
hea 6riebens fein tpiiroe. sptnn lie ID,
Grnppen ron Der GrenH 5uriidaOsel
Gs fpirb ibuen aud in bsr aIlerbeui
Iimftsn Weife 81 ptrfteben gegeben tpe'
bsn, bab GebistspttaHssrpaas unit
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0om Tpnamit pro5eB In
JnOianapo(is.
Staatsanwalt Wtiller fdbrt fort
Die Gin5elbeiten Der Nns
flaee sn erflarem.
Gimer Der Slnseflasten 90. Glart
npu Cincinnati, befeHnt
iid) ihuloig.
-~::~
Der pro3sb gegsn ben 2eutnant geder
bat in Hep Yprt bsgonneH.
Der % Sabre alte Rap pfdnl6miot
Sn Gutncp, SQs., auf bic Intlogs
bin Oerbaftet
IT,
Batter, Muttsr, S6peiter uno eint
iunge S6ullsbrerin ermoroet
gu baben.
-
@iI iIenba6nunfall bel 9agerstopn. Weo
st.
Bier psrIonen babel umgetommen.
-:.~
Der Qbiattter S5of. SteDen1on in 8ir
| miHgbam, Nld., psrungludt.

Der 2lbiatiter Soi. Steben1on in 8ir.
mingbam, 4Id., Derungliidt,
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(50rtlssans aui Der 3. Ssite.l -
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MuslanD'Selegrapb
Nur ,uenis 6e0er
sat ta6 Die Sage AM Yafkan
gefaftet.
Die Madte baben iid) jett anf
Elm semeinibaftlihes Vor=
seben seeinist.
Gs 1T aber fraglih, oh iie nod i'm
Stanbe isin iperben
Die arisssputb her gdltanpolfsr 5u
bdmpfen.
G0nie Jerbinano ioa thatiahltd be-
brobt morDen ieir fir ben Sal. oaB
sr iid ihtpah 5sigs.
~s:~
DerIdiebenes aus bsm 9eutidsn
Reih.
~::>
Die Wsinernte i'm Rbeine uno Utolels
thai burh ben 6rolt pernihtst.
SS>
gBeiteres iiber bic Ginnabme DON
2eon, giiardsua.
enrique Wsuau, Ger ansrelfer De;
emeritaniihen 9eihaftstrdgers
Gibion in 9apana,
-
gu D Sabren @sfdnsniB Oerurtbsllt
81
Die 5offnuns auf Grbdl'
tuns bes Grieoens
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giIsnbabnunfall BEL 9agsrstopn. Wo

Bier perIonen babel umsetommsn.
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Die Wsinernte i'm Rbeins uno WtoIeis
thai burd ben 6roit pernidtet.
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GDnig serbinano ioa thatiadlid be-
orobt porDsn iein fir ben Sal, oaB
er iid ihpah 5eige.
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sat ti6 Die Sage am YafRan
geftartet.
Die Madte baben iid jett anf
Elm semeinibaftlihes VOr=
9eben seeinist.

Gs III aber fraglih, OBJ iie mob I'M
Stanbe iein iperoen
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-04-05
LOO l.50 and Zoo
Easter Veilings

Shetland and Shadow Effects, the latest
and most fashionable yelling; an endless
variety OF beautiful patterns; black and
white; yard. ...-.. Pic to Csc
Also a choice collection of pretty pat
terms, in brown, navy, magpie and flesh !;
yard .......-.......... 25c TO 75c
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-04-05
g Lacking for Easter? Come He,

Millinery
which
satisfactory
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-04-05

This IS an odd lot Of coats, all spring
weights and are the product of best
makers and are in sizes 2 to IA and a
packets and checks; plain notch or
sailor collars; some plain and others
faced with satin or moire; Normal Col
lege and Peter Pan; your choice tomor-
row at
neg. $3.9s to $500, at $3.50
Res. $3.50 to $1,000. at. .s3.ss
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-04-05
,hoice Assortment of Coats at 1900
Gowns in Lovely Styles for Easter


would choose if the
heightened by arisicaly applied trimmings
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-04-05
Mems Easter Shirts

Assortment OF patterns Is exec .llrnt-in
cluster stripes, single stripes-Fn white
and black, tan, purple, blue, grIsy, polka
dot and Agures-in plated and plain
coat style. The materials are domestic
and French percale and imported madras;
the workmanship and general finish are Of
the best; sizes, youths 1917 to mems 20.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-04-05

Our display now is most interesting
and comprises every new idea in plain
and combination colors, both in silk and
silk knitted scarfs.
Silk Scarfs. soc to 1.50
Silk Knitted Scarfs. Soc to 300
Many new color combinations just pro-
duced that we are now showing. See
the new plain repp silk, in plain and
changeable weaves; made in the favored
open-end shape, in all the newest shades;
Harvard. golden brown, king blue, myrtle,
navy, hello, purple, marine; also 1 M
the beautiful shaded colors, at, ca lsUU
The evening world., 1912-04-08
Gaelic Society
Concert DraIuS
Small Audience
BY SYLVESTER KAWLNC.

"TfrAr 10 bsuoms VI irish pAtrl0t.
w ismf The thirty. fourth annual
w music festival Of the Gaelic 3d.
cisty vas held at Carnegie Hall last
night. Its list Of twenty-five distin.
gu,shed patrons Included Cardinal Far.
Ley. Charles F. Murphy. Victor Herbert.
John D. Crimmins and Col. Louis d.
Conisy. The programme was an Irish.
and the singers. headed by Alice Nielsen
Of the Boston Opera Company. we're oil
irish, yet the auditorium held the small.
est audience the writer has seen there.
Downstairs there was . mere handful OF
people. The hrst tier OF boxes showed
many empty caverns. while the second
tier was nearly vacant. A fringe OF oc-
cupants Of the front rows held the gal.
leries to themselves. Carnegie Lyceum,
down in the cr.pt. could have held
everybody and looked parssly aiisd.
The oniciai programme contained
twsnty.nins numbers, but wal spun out
@ nearly half ~ many more bscsuss Of
eneoree. Besides Miss Nielsen the stnserS
were Mary Louise Wallace. Helen
O'Donneii, Wiimot Goodwin and I'd.
ward o'Mahony, the harplsts were Ger
truds Ina Robinson. Margaret A.
ochroen and Irma siebert. and the &C.
eompanists at the plano were Charles
Gilbert spross and Bernard o'Donnen.
The latter also played an organ pre-
Jude OF Irish clan marches. The last
numbsr was THE star spansisd Ban
Asr." sung in Irish to . translation BY
the Rev. e. o'orowney. in which the
audience was requested to Join.
The evening world., 1912-04-08

ion ss0arsd many q ~ nnsss aaay
spscimsns.
The evening world., 1912-04-08
HOW 1T DOES
ITS WORK

BY Strengthening each organ d the
body to do lie work properly and thus
driving out the impurities. 10 the Season
Why Father Johns Medicine ID the best
remedy ever prescribed for building up
the system u you ere run down.
No nerve deadenins drugs or temper
ary stimulsnts to weaken the system and
expose you to serious and fatal disessr
oil pure nourishment.
The evening world., 1912-04-08
FRECKLES
New Drug That Quickly Removes
These Homsly Spots

There's no longer the slightest sssd Of
feeling ashamed Of your freckles, q .
new drug. othine-double strength-has
been discovered that positively removes
these homely spots.
Simply get one ounce Of othine--
double strength-from Riker- Hegeman
Drug Stores and apply . little Of Il st
night. and in the morning you will see
that even the worst frecktes have begun
TO disappear, while the lighter ones
have vanished entirely. II 10 seldom
that moro than an ouncs 10 needed TO
completely clear the skin and gain Q
beautiful clear complexion.
Be sure 10 ask for the double streagth
othine. - this IL sold under guarantee Of
money back II Il fails TO remove freckles.
The evening world., 1912-04-08
HAROLD BAUER HEARD
IN EAAEWELl REClIAi

naroid Bauer. the sterling English
pianist. whose virtues often have been
sxtolled in this column. gave . farewell
recital at Carnegie Hall on Saturday
afternoon before . large audience. His
programms included Mendelssohn's pre-.
mae and fusue In e minor. opus y:
Bach's English suite in @ minor. schu-
MAINS sonata in F sharp minor. Cesar
rranck's prelude. fugue and variation.
Maurice Ravcl's "Ondine." Debussy's
'Children's Corner" and Chopln's polon.
aiss In r minor and b~arcarote.
The evening world., 1912-04-08
LAST BUT ONE OF THE
METROPOLITAN CONCERTS

Thetwenty-frst and last but n Of the
Sunday night concerts at the Metro
politan Opera House drew . fair sized
audience last night. Miss Anna Case
saag "Caro Nome" Putnam Griswold
the serenade and Calf Of Gold from
"Faust' and three songs by Brahms.
and Nine. Olive Fremstad the Liebestod
from Tristan und Isolde and q group
The evening world., 1912-04-08
STORM HITS BERMUDlANS.
Passenger Get Q BaA Scare Wheu
Neas uoos Post,

The steamship Bsrmudian arrives At
her dock this morning from Bermuda
with every cA6in filled with returning
winter sunshine seekers. The trip from
Hamilton was unsventful until . o'cick
last night. whom the ship ran into q
storm that knocked things topsy. turvy.
The storm struck % suddenly that q
number Of passengsrs were thrown from
their deck chaira Twenty young women
who were on the under deck. IA the bow
Of the boat. when the storm struck BE-
came panic stricken and the crew had
dimculty In calming them.
Louis L. Mowbray. known 10 ash folk
the world over v . collector. arrived on
his way to Boston. where he will take
charge Of the Aquarium. Mr.. Mowbray
. been curator OF the Bermuda Aqusr.
ium n Museum at Hamilton. II was
through him that the New York Aduar.
The evening world., 1912-04-08
"oIocoNDA" AND "oreLLo"
FOR THE SATURDAY OPERAS

'Otoconda" at the Metropolitan Opera
House on saturday night drew another
large audience that was privileged to
hear a fine performance Of the opera ut
popular prices. The cast included Emmy
Destinn. Florence Wickham. Riccardo
Martin. Amato. De segurola. Maria
Duchene. Begue, Resch!giian and
Audisio. Sturani conducting.
A. the matinee there was q lovely
presentation OF "Otello'' by Slexak.
Scott. Frances Aida. De Seguroia.
Jeanne Maubourg. Bada. Reschigllan.
Audisio and Begue. Toscanini conduct
ing. Nine. Aida was never SO effective.
She sang In lovely voice and made Of
figure.
The evening world., 1912-04-08

As Ct. SATIN MEssALINRs...,.. 81
IS inch-firm weave. but soft and
iustrous-newest day and evening
sILKs-MAIN FLOOR.
40 CT. ALL WOOL PANAMAs, 10
Soft. light. dust shedding fabrics.
BLACK, navy and colors
DRESS G0ODs-MAiN FLOOR.
20 q. WHITE UNION LINENS. rs
az inch---smOoth. oven w~eAvo-ex-
celient quality for dresses. waists
and eh' EiSESsw WA vLoon.
II ct. WHITE CAMBRICs...,..:.,.ll
80 inch--extrs nno-lincn finish
serviccable quality for undcrssr-
WaiTI GoobsNMAIN FLOOR.
II CT. Hat and Sash Ribbons. .l8
Plain OF MORE tAffotas.. satins n
fsnctos-blAck, white and colors.
RiBBONs-MAN FLOOR.
l2>f ct. FANCY PERCALEs...... TX
Yard wide-mhl iengths--lArgo -.
fiyures-lixht and dark,
70 ct. CROCHET sPREADs....,...00
Large silo-rAised designs. soft III
AUsLINs-BAsEMENr.
a. % 4 5. 90 Fine Lace CURTAINS 2.0S
Real brusseis-dainty designs and
Irish Point-vith !nlet medallion
0o'a SfGRfxiNs.sas snHSsSe'a'
The evening world., 1912-04-08

q NorwsgiaA songs. LaMbsrs MurvAy
eanG three English songs end Nine.
Charles Cahier made her sscond appear-
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Prophetic" and oerman melodies. Josef
Pauternack conducted.
The evening world., 1912-04-08

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New-York tribune., 1912-01-26
SUES HARVEY w. C0RBETT
Investor Defrauded Out of S2O,-
600, He Saws.

Harvey w Corbett. who. with John a.
Qualey. was an organizer and promoter OF
the Asbestos Magncsia Company and other
in-starred ventures and Mrs Ellen Dunlop
Hopkins, who also was Interested with
them. are being sued by Lloyd Lowndes'
director Of the Ritz Company, for S2l.49
which they induced him TO invest In the
Qualcy Corbett promotions, and OF which
I.owndes says the defendants misreprcsent-
ed its value and business prospects.
The complaint Of l,owndes says that Mrs,
Hopkins requested Clifford W. Hartridge.
counsel for Lowndes, to call on her on a
called me was introduced to Qualey. Mrs.
Hopkins said that Qualey was chemist
of wonderful ability and had built up two
large plants for making plaster, cement,
asbestos and magnesia. She also said that
the two plants OF the company were In
working order and made representations
much like those alleged by the late Mrs.
Mary Nevins Bull, when she caused the ar
r,st OF Qualey and Corbett on the charge
that they had got $4,000 of her money by
false representations
According To the plaintiff. Mrs. Hopkins
also told him that she was the president OF
the association that built the New York
School OF Applied Design for Women. This
building, IL was represented to Lowndes,
was built OF the plaster made by the QUA
ley process Mrs Hopkins said that she
had invested i'm the two plants. All these
statements. says Lowndes, we're false.