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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-08-08

A zatem do czynu :Druos
chowie! Danny dow6d 10 So. r.
kotstwo Polskie. to: chluba, g.
ME ha6ba Narodu X 10 a.:
kon jedno6ci@ i .mitosci brat.
niej, a ME gniazdo zawikci IL
warcholstwai zBaczmy, :>+ W
"By ca,ycy W grobie: ko6ci <'
Me sklejly sic z rado6cil"1
Chodzmy ma sad,,a iakikoI4>
wick wyrok zapadnie uchyli-'s
my pred MIN ezo}a ;'p6jdzie'
my ramie W ramie ku*g6r-
nym celom; TAX nam dopo'
MOI Bog! '<>::,:. .,:s
Wszystkie redakcye pism':
polsk;ch W Ameryce prosin}y
uprzejmie W imie uczciwie :
pojetej piracy epo}ecznej q
bezzw}oczne zamieszezenie i:
zyczliwe popa1cie p6wy2szej
odezwy ma }atnach@ @pisrn
swoich. R6wniez** wszystkie
Zarzady organizacyi j Wiz.
lebne duchowie6stwo Pol:
skie, prosimy serdecznie' %
jak najdalej -idace: poparcie.
mas swym wp!ywemw .tym:
zboznym celu, by szlachetna
inicyatywa Redakcyi"Kraj
jak najszybciej W realne szaty
przyoblec sic mogla." = H.: f..
Jan Kikuzsk4i, prezes,
il. s.. Ryhicki, East. prezesaj@ ;.
A%mastazya Nowak, II East: PREF;
M: W. Kitkowski, sekr gen.. =
j. Lntuszevshi, skarbnik,
4. Ruszcayk; naczelnik, Y: ~:
W. Ryski, zas;::: nacze1t1ika,
Ks. L. Ssv1o~ics, :.kape'an,
j. M. Ron.onojwliicz, "s ~"
Anton,na Mussor,' - &C.,. E E.,
Fran. 'W7o'dwskti, >*.> s Z
s.. R6&aniskki, S = = - !:
Wydzielo?W. !
=" 49, . j. I, = :. :. : =. - -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-08-08

ODEZWAi

- 49, ' ~
Do calego og6lu Sokolstwa
Polskiego,-do-: wszystkich
Organiaacyi Polskich, do
Wielebnego Duchowiehst.
wa Polskiego; i do Ca}ej
Prssy Polskiei w Ameryce.
DRUHOWIE / RODACYl
Redakcva ,.Kraju", tygod.
~ilustrowanego wycho-
W Nowym Yorku,
my6l " numerze 4
1890 s.-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-08-08

dis szermierz pi6ra miedzy
Polonia ameryka6ska z lat
woScia n~iezr6wnana pisze j
m6wi 0 czemby to nieby}o.
|Czuja to j vida nawet.' pro-
wodyrzy zwiazkowi, wiedza
take re oni ME dorosli ks.
|syskiemu- AMI do kostek, :stad.
'ich zaalwisz;iieto66cc ma ks: Syskie-
go. jake zas walczyc moze
ulicznik z powaznym cz4o-
wiekiem, jezeli ME b}otem i
kamieniami, tax vice i redak-
torzy cd ,,Zwiazkowego''' ME
mogac odeprzec %argument6w
|jedrnych a cietych Wie]. ks.
|Syskiego uciekaja sic do broni
ulicznikowskiej i obrzucaja
|Wiel. ks. redaktora ,,Gazety
Bosto6skiej" pod}emi oszczer-
z zycia Wiel. ks.
|Syskiego tn W Ameryce mic
mu zarzucic ME moga, vice
zmys]ili zupe}nie bezpodstaw-
ne zarzuty niby zdrady spra-
wy :narodowej i przeniewie-
rzenia sic KoSciofowi W kra-
ju i te zarzuty powtarzaja do
znudzenia W sWym ,,Dzienni-
ku .Zw."
Me nam staWac w ObrOnle
Wiel. ks. Syskiego, da on
sobie rade sam z tymi kar}ami
moralnymi cd ,,Zwiazkowe-
go", zmusza mas atoli do po-
ruszenia tel sprawy list, ja-
kiSmy onegdaj odebrali cd
.pewnego abonenta, zagorza-
lego i zaSlepionego zwiazkow-
ca. List ten brzmi W czesci
,,Szanowna Redakcyo
Wiarusa!"
,,Ostrzegam Was, re cd.
movie ,,Wiarusa'', jes]i
jeszcze raz bedzie ,,Wiarus''
drukowaf jake, pismo 2
podpisem ks. A. Syski. ia
tego ksiedza nigdy ME wi
dziaf ma w}asne oczy ami
ME chce widzi6 tego. 49,
DO ia 20 znam dobrze, .bo
on by} opisany juz nieraz W
Dzienniku Zwiazkowym.
Mech on, sic oczy6ci mai
prod re zarzut6w, co mu
je uczynif ,,Dz. Zw.' viz.
/ 1. re ks. Syski W kraju by1
maryawita. 2. re wyda}
Moskalom Macierz Szk6lna
W Polsce, a MECH ME napa-
da ma Zwiazek. ia widzia}
we Wiarusie dfuga kores-
pondencye Me wzboga-
cajmy Ameryki.... ale jak
byfa podpisana ks. A.Syski,
to zem jej ME czyta}, DO co
| moze taxi ks. Syski napisa6
dobrego, boo jego patryo-
tyzm to jeno: oval go W
zeby." Jak on ME jest ia
kim, jak pisa1 Dzien. Zw.,
to moze zaskarzyc do sadu,
ale on tego ME zrobi, DO to
by}a prawda. It'd. -.
Podpis: Maciej .".."
Znamy tego pana Macleja
osobiscie i uwazalismy 60 "a
cz}owieka rozsadnego, aleSmy
clio nomvlili Wszak 2 tegO
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-08-08

,.Projekt odwo}ania sic. do
sadu Macierzy sokolej W Oh
.czyznie, uwazamy "a jedynie
racyonalny i s}uszny. Kt6z
.bowiem moze bye komplet-
niejszym do roztrzygania
wszelkich spraw sokolich,
.iak ME ia Macierz! Wszak
dzisiai Gale. Sokolstwo Pol.
skie st osuje sic 6ci5le do
wskaza6 tejze Macierzy, a
na]5wiezszy, przyk}ad tejze
solidarnoSci i karno6ci da}o
Sokolstwo Polskie W pa6stwie
niemieckiem, kt6re jakkol.
wick przygotowane juz by}o
do wyjazdu ma Zlot wszech'
%s}owia6ski w Pradze i goraco
wzia66 udziai W tym Zlocie
pragneto, skoro otrzymato W
ostatniej chwili zawiadomie-
ME ze Lwowa, re Sokolstwo
Zwiazku macierzystego do
Pragi ME wyjezdza - ma
tychmiast bez dalszych debat
pijrzayygotowany juz W najdrob-
niejszych szczeg6}ach WV
iaz;dd s<;w'6j do Pragi takze 3D.
wolalo. Otto piekny przyk}ad
|prawdziwie :sokolej karnosci!
jake wobec tego my tn W
Ameryce wygladap'y?
| "A vice: opamietajmy sic
Druhowie! Odl6zmy ws%elkie
osobiste :porachunki ma box,
a ratujmy honor j .przyszio6d
Sokolstwa .Polskiego W A.
meryce!
Jakkolwiek redakcya "Kra.
ju" ME sformufowa}a: szcze~
g6}owo sk}adu owego sadu, W
kt6rym ostatec2na i bezape-
lacyjna dezyzye wydacby
mlia}a .delegacya Macierzy -.
to iednak :sadzimy, 10 ME
rozminiemy sic z intencya
inicyatora proponujac, aieby
W skfad tego sadu. po 2 dele
gat6w z obu stron, zas role
supernatural obiefa delegacya
Macierzy. G}osowanie wszy'
stkich Gniazd powinnoby 3D.
bye sic jak. najspieszniej, tax
alzeby po up}ywie najdalej
.jednego miesiaca MONA
przedlozyc sprawe Gala Ma
Clergy. %Oczywi6cie, re koszta
ca}ego postepowania sadowe-
go; oraz koszta podr6ly De-
legacy q ,Qjczyzny - po'
WHINE pokry6 wszystkie
Gniazda: spo :,obu.. stronach
,stojace, wraz 20 eW.ynl glow
znymi,,zafzadami. Koszta ia
kies,z:ro4to&ope ma ..pareset
.G : i diva '|)Wydzia|y
,zwi4skowe. ME obciaza zbyt-
MO kas gniazdowych ! PREY
:naimniej co do mas, jeste6my
10: ME spotkaja sic 2
=naimpiejaza. opozycya, lecz
:owszem'z zupelna j%edoomysl-
no6cia i'chetna ofiarno6cia ma
ten.zcet we Wszystkich Gniaz.
Aachai>
80. --r -.-~ -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-08-08

sic kazdy m6gf- przekonac,
czy oni to r%zeczywiscie pisali
i podpisali. Nadto=by}a takze
|dodana prossba,5:abygwszystkie
pisma W imie .:sprawiedliwosc
ten list powt6rzyfy, a p: Ma
ciej tego wszystkiego ME zau-
wazy}. Na!=doy trzeba bye
rzeczywiscie slepym i pozba-
wionym rozsadku, ale <zdaje
sic, ze p. Maciej ME jest je-
|dynym, co czyta lime pisma
opr6cz zw~iazkowych; aprze-
|ciez wierzy tylko W ;zwiazko-
we jak W ewangeliee, ma to.
tel niezawodnie proWodyrzy
zwiazkowi licza, jezeli VIOLA
zosta6 infamisamf .raczej,
anizeli W imie sprawiedliwo-
Sci podac chocby bez- komen-
tarzy list otWarty, pisany "
obronie przez zwiazkowe pis-
ma spotwarzonego kapfana.
Co d~rukowane, to musi
bye prawda to zdanie wielu
prostaczk6W, a naWet naszego
lp. Macieja, zatem tez ME
przekona mkt takiego! pros
taczka, re ma takie ,oszczer-
Estwa jak: re ks. naleza} do
maryawit6w w kraju lub
zdradzi1 Macierz szk6lna W
Polsce, ME znajdzie Mkt spra-
wiedliwosci ": sadach amery-
kanskich. -.
A przeciez co amerykahscy
sedziowie wiedza o maryawi-
tach, co 0 Macierzy. ,:szkolnej
W Polsce, co :ich :te sprawy
obchodza, i jake, DO }sadu a.
merykanskiego Wnosic process
o potwarz :choeby: najohyd-
niejsza p. Macieju?a :C6zbyS-
Gle Wy, p. Macieju: zrobi} W
sadie ameryka1skih, ;gdyby
VAIN kto W pi$mias5zarznci]
publicznie,i zescie naprzyklad
powsta6c6w zdradzal Moska-
lom, albo W ;ostaaTniej rewolu-
cyl W. Warszawie razem-. z in
nymi mordowaf il: rabowa]
burzuj6w, a przeciez ME by:
Toby to :zupefnie nieeprawdo-
podobnem, boscie tam bywa},
choc moze. ME. W lynn: czasie.
Bardzo to nieroztropnie cd
Was, panic Macieju; re ME
chcecie pozna6 Wiel> ks: Sys-
kiego, cho6by ":tylko z jego
pism; jezeliscie. wyczytali W
Zwiazkowym*@ takie--zarzuty.
|Skadzez Wy chcecie. sic do
wiedziec o ks. Syskiego winie
Tub niewinnosci, jezeli sic
boicie 60 poznac.? Rozsadny
czfowiek nigdy ME sadzi O.
skarzonego pred wys}ucha-
MEM i oskarzonego~ i jego
swiadk6w, a tn W tym wy
padku mozecie dowiedziec sic
prawdy, jedynie z, tego, co
ks. Syski pisze j co pisza inni
ma jego obrone. Wystawili-
scie sobie nedzne .SWiadectwo
swoim LISTEN, starajciez sic to
naprawic, jezeli ME chcecie
bySmy i my i inni, co Was
znaja, ME musieli Was zali-
czyc do .najnizszego gatunku
prostak6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-08-08

ryce, oddalo sprawe fatalne-
20 rozlamu W SVEN Ionic,
pod sad i ostateczny, bez.
apelacyjny wy1ok Macierzy.
sokolej " .Ojczyznie. !
Zacna ia my6l, 6wiadczaca
o bezstronno6ci::!i dobrej. wolf |
Redakcyi "Kraju" powin
ma spotkac sic z najwyzszem
uznaniem i pok}askiem Gale
20 uczciwie my6lacego og6tu
polskiego. Faktem jest, ze.
nieszczesny ten roz}am prey:
nosi wstyd i hahbe imienio.
Wi polskiemu, stale W p'oo'
PRICK Observation-Disclosures u,
%silowaniom odrodzenia nasze.
20 sroleczehstwa; demorali-
zuje: W uaiwy2szym stopniu
bezkrytyczna m}odziez, ME.
zdolna osadzi6, .po- kt6rej
stronie jest s}uszno6e, wresz-]]
Gle dale szerokie pole ME-
|godnym .imienia sokolego
iednostkom do zaspakajania,
niskich instynkt6w i frymar-
czenia wprost wznios}ymi j.
|dealami, wskutek czego
szczytne has}a sokole scho-
|dza coraz wiecej do rzedu
niskiej biznesowej reklamy.
Skoro vice wszelkie do
|tychczasowe pr6by zazegna'
mia wasn't W drodze wzajem-
nego p~orozumienia sic, wo-
bee hardej postawy pewnych
jadnostek, identykujacych
|dobro i godno6c calej orga-
nizacyi z w}asnym Unforeseen
i -osobista ambicya spe}z}y
ma, niczem; skoro dzisiaj, kie-
dy sic juz zdawa}o, re WASH
ia poczyna przycichac i wresz-
cie do pojednania lada chWi:
la przyj6c mole = znowu
znalaz{y sic jednostki, kt6re
ME zazegnac WASH, ale pod
pcg}ebi6 i utrwalic
przepase pomiedzy obu brat
niemi druzynami pragna -
godzi sic zaapelowac- do: ca
lego: .uczciwie myslacego o:
|g61u po]skiego i zapytac a.
zali ME ma juz zadnej instan-
fcyj W naszem nieszczesnem
Ispolecze6 stwie, pred kt6rej
autorytetem Sokolstwo Pol
|skie. czo}em :uderzycby mu:
sia1o? Czyz Sokolstwo to ME
Jest w}asno6cia ca}ego nasze.
|go spolecze6srwa i czyz spo'
fecze6stwo to ME STAG ma ty-
lie powagi i mocy, azeby jed.
nostki warcholace W tel mai
szczytniejszej organizacyi
%narodowej, majacej bye
,,PRZEDNIA STRATA MA:
|RODU" do uleg}o6ci i
posluchu zmusicf So dzimy,
ze tax zle ME jest = ow-
seem jeste6my pewni, ze
my6] rzucona przez Redak.
eye ,,Kraju" znaidzie SER
deczny oddzwiek W sercach
wszystkich prawdziwie pc
po]sku myslacych j czujacych:
rodak6w.
80
Wydzia{ Zwiazku Sokoi6w
Polskich W Ameryce z sic
dziba W Chicago, kt6ry cd
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-08-08

Znamy tego pana Macieja
osobiscie i uwazalismy 60 "a
cz1owieka rozsadnego, alesmy
sic pomylili. Wszak z tego
.listu widzie6c najwyrazniej, re
p. Maciej ME Widzi, ami ME
chce mic widzie6 poza Zwiaz-
klein i. Dzien. Zw: Przeciez
we Wiarusie ia xwybitne4n=
miejscu' umiescilismy swego
czasu list W obronie ks: Sys-
kiego, pisany przez ludzi, co
ksiedza Syskiego W kraju
znali: Ten list podpisany by}
przez kilku obywateli pefnemi
ich nazwiskami i chrzestnemi
imionami; podane tel by}y
adresy tych %obywateli, tax re
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-09-27

Ben Half and Sol Ketchum We're in
town today from the Ketchum neigh.
borhood
John Barrett was here yesterday
from Claremore visiting his brother,
Lee Barrett
Barber Churchill was called to Wind
sor, Mo, last night by the sickness
of his mother
Swazey V. Coble leaves soon for
Waterloo Ia. where he will work at
the railroad business.
Herman Bear returned this morn
ing from St. Louis, where ne went to
buy goods for his big store.
Edward Jones returns Wednesday
from Kansas City where he was taken
several weeks ago to undergo an oper-
ation
Edward A. J. Sweeney, deputy su.
preme commander of the Modern Pho
.neers of America and his wife left
this morning for Oklahoma City. After
the fair they expect to move to Vinita
to make their home.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-09-27
A. L. Churchill went to Kansas City

A. L. Churchill went to Kansas City
last night
Cider mill for sale Apply at Chief
tain office. If
Ike Trout and |. Johnson are here
from Big Cabin
Tom LeLozier of Adair was here
Saturday evening.
T, D. Cox made business trip to
Elk City, Kans., today
DR.. f. NJ. Adams and Joe Madison
we're up from Big Cabin today
d. O. Short, of Adair, was in town
today on his way to Missouri,
Little VIM. Ramsey of Miami, spent
last night here visiting relatives.
Attorneys w. T. Rye and Judge o.
f. Byron took the noon train for Tulsa
today
Charley Burlington is here from
Chelsea on business with Major H. c.
Cusey
Deputy r. H. Trott brought in G. +.
Hendrick from Nelch last night on a
liquor charge.
Ed Hallet, prosperous farmer and
hay man, was here from Big Cabin
Saturday evening.
Richard Sharp, Mrs Ed Sharp and
Roy Virgins and wife returned to
| Bluejacket this morning.
L. L. Burns, of Denison is here with
force of men doing some repairing
on the Pioneer Telephone line
Superintendent of Schools II. w. c.
Shelton returned Saturday from a trip
Through the San Luis Valley. Colorado
Ewing Halsell came in from his
Texas ranch last night having made
the trip from Colorado to Texas and
back by automobile
Hon. P H. Steele OF Arlington
lgrand instructor, will deliver an ad
dress before the Odd Fellows tonight
at their hall All Odd Fellows invited
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-09-27

Deputy E. H. Trott came in this
morning from Miami where he had
been to receive a prisoaer The pris
oner was not able 10 be moved and
was left
w. l.. McItel was here this morning
on his way from Blackwell to Big
Cabin, where he goes to inspect the
new school building, for which he is
the architect.
NJ. w. Whitney was here from Adair
last night and took the Frisco for Qua
paw. where he goes to install a light
plant for the National Stamping and
Engraving company.
Dr. and Mrs. Mead Meredith of Webb
City are rejoicing over the birth Of Il
daughter. bora September "a. The
grand parents, .!uGse David Meredith
and wife of this city. are equally happy
OH account of the event
Sam Leforce came in this morning
from St. Louis where he has been with
shipment of cattle He found lots of
cattle on the market and prices down.
Joe Hogue who had been on a like mis-
sion, went on through to his home at
Chelsea.
Josephine Anderson. six years old,
came all the way from San Pedro,
Mexico by herself to visit her grand
mother at Centralia. She registered
at the Green Hotel last night and this
morning left for Centralia with e. +.
Conkright who met her here last night.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-09-27
From Tuesdays Daily

r. r Younger is here from Pryor,
VIM. Simms attended big sale near
Edna yesterday.
Tom Collins made a business trip to
Bluejacket today.
Alb Clark, of Chetopa R. F. d. No. 4,
was in town yesterday.
A. Stoalabarger made a business
trip to Bluejacket today.
Scott Thompson came in last night
from Bluejacket and Welch.
j. H. Peyton and V. c. Calvert were
here from Spayinaw over night.
Frank Williams was in Adair yester-
day and bought some good mules.
Z. S. Marshall Grant Victor was
here this morning between trains.
A. L. Churchill returned last night
from a business trip to Kansas City
VIM. Hargrave was here from the
Big Creek neighborhood yesterday.
Sam Briscoe and wife of the Jumbo
store at Welch Sundayed in Vinita.
Lou Cass was here from WEIGH yes
terday visiting his mother, Mrs. Joe
Harris
]. E. Fishback came in from Adair
this morning and took the Frisco for
Chelsea.
Robert E. Lee, cashier of the Bank
of Adair transacted business here last
evening
Mrs. Cordelia Evans is here from
Springfield visiting her neice, Mrs. E.
H. Brady
Major Cusey went to Welch this
morning and will drive from there to
Centralia.
w. H. McCaslin, postmaster at Spav-
inaw is transacting business in the
city today.
Miss Mayme Butler, Clarence Jones
and others were here from Big Cabin
last evening.
/ Lee Painter has gone to Welch to
visit his brother before making a trip
to California.
Ewing Halsall went to Owasa today
to look after some business at his
ranch near there.
George Poplin came up from Adair
last night and went to Kelso to rent
his farm near there,
Hugh Sites returned last night from
a visit at Adair. Carl Juergins accom-
panied him home.
Miss Lima Skinner came up this
morning from Adair to visit Mrs. \
w. Heron for a few days.
Mrs. Geo. A Harbaugh returned {
Alya yesterday afternoon after visi
with her sister, Mrs. Kate Sniggs
Harry Martin and wife will leave
soon for Collinsville where the Martin
Bros, will put in a branch harness
shop
Claude Nugent was in town from hi
farm near Okoee yesterday He ant
Billie Friend shipped car of cattl
, from Adair Sunday
} Miss Eva Oakley and Mrs One
f Stroud, sisters of milliner and Mrs
; ]. 4. Vanausdale We're shopping in tn
city from Welch yesterday
5 w. o. Thompson, father of r. /
+ Thompson came in this morning froI
5 Labelle, Mo-, for visit They wen
t to Adair today to look at some land
Pattons Music company are rt
e modelling their music store and wi
. soon have one of the most up to dat
music houses in eastern Oklahoma.
e Hon R T. Daniel, republican cal
+ didate for congress. will spend Wedne
day in Vinita republican speec
r will be delivered at the court hous
!, that night.
:. /. B. Crouch received card frol
d his boys this morning at Oklahom
It City saying they made clean swee
D. at Tulsa, having won every thing the
showed for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-07-07
Inn H0usekeepers' Paradise Basement Floor

soc Blue and White Enameled
Saucepans. with long handle, BIC
8-quart size.
sec keystone Food Choppers,
family family SIZE with 4 cutters; SIC
i sse n; Strip Pea Cans nickel plat Csc
39c Clothes Horses. feet high,
hree fold stro ely PIC
29c Parlor Floor Brooms, nM~
good quality. sewed.
,x ssc Ga Garb sa,;1 Car Cans galvan- 29c
25c Covered Roasting Pans, IT,
full size. of heavy iron..... nv
15c Water Pals. galvanized Or
iron, 8-quart size. ............
Sc Rolling-top Bread Boxes.
large size, oak or Azr
sc Masons Fruit Jars, machine
made. porcelain lined covers RI
and rubbers; complete. NAM. wv
Sc Jelly Glasses. with tin n1Zr
covers. full size. first quality wv
CSC Preserving Sets, 12-quart
white enameled kettle, six jelly
glasses, and large cooking 49,
spoon
sc dozen Mason's Jar Rubbers,
fit any size jar; 2 dozen Sc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-07-07

Csc dozen Mason's Jar Caps, por-
celain-lined. fit any size jars; Or
dozen ......-.'. .-.-.-...
$l25 Family Scales tguaranteed).
weighing up TO twenty-four 0zc
POUNDS
SC Fruit Jar Filters, heavy Re-
tin, to fit any size jar. .......
sec Patent Cherry Seeders, gal
vanized iron, TO screw on l2c
$500 Art Glass Dining Room
Domes. assorted colors.
complete with inverted SS OF
light ...-....--...
s1.39 Decorated Stone China
Chamber Sets; large pitcher, basin.
covered chamber, small water Joe
pitcher and soap dish. ....
$3.50 Dinner and Tea Sets. 81
pieces, decorated wi h S1 OF
CSC Stone China Toilet Pitcher and
B a 81 n. nicely decorated. Azc
fancy shape. ..............
Sc China Plates. assorted sizes.
artistically decorated. first RC
quality .....--...-. .....-.-.
35c Cracker Jars, Carlsbad DNr
china. with two handles.
10c Carlsbad China Cups and
Saucers, extra thin, first quail AZ
ity. egg shape: for. S
19c Earthen Cuspidors. extra
large, glazed in assorted n6Dc
colorS .....-.--
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-07-07

S3 OR for 80 Lingerie Dresses
~0e>O that will be quickly appro-
priated by connoisseurs - because
while elaborate they are refined in
style and trimmed with only best of
wash laces and embroideries. Plenty
here tomorrow, but rapid selling is
certain. Don't delay
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-07-07

S2.08 for Lingerie Dresses, not
one of which was made to
retail at less than $500. The dainti-
ness of them will appeal-because
dresses made to profitably retail at
S2.9S are SO coarse in comparison.
Hurry-while all sizes are here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-07-07

SA.08 for SIS Linen and Wolfe
Dresses. plain tailored. lace
and embroidery trimmed. The chief
says: Il ran over to Atlantic City
for the Fourth. to find these dresses
worn by women who were evidently
of the elite
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-07-07

$3.50 Gas Ranges, nickel plated.
with three double burners GA MQ
and large lined oven. ~Ve>O
s1.5O Gas Stoves, heavy cast
ing, with three double S1 3M
$3.50 Blue Flame Wickless Oil
Cook Stoves, with three 81 7R
burners
$1,000 Perfection Wick Oil Cook
Stoves, with three burners, guar
anteed no smoke, no go AZ
door
$3.50 Star Double Oil Cook Stoves,
with four burners and two S1 2O
oil tanks. .....-.....,....
39c Steam Cookers, for gas or
oil stoves, with three YES Doc
Sc Steel Ovens, full size, Mzc
for gas or oil stoves. .......
Sc Blue and White Enameled
Stop Jars, with cover and bail A2C
soc Blue and White Enameled
Double Rice Boilers, ?, 3 and Roc
quart.
CSC Blue and White Enameled
Dish Pans, IA, II and Il A9C
quarts
acc Blue and White Enameled Tea
and Coffee Pots. 1. and 3 poe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-07-07

Every size
here tomor-
row-in S.G0
a n d $3.50
S h o e s at
s1.S5, and 81.
81 and 50
$ h 0 e 5 at
s.. Is. Included
are Il | a c k
OoZe Button
a N d La c e
Oxfords, Pat
ent and Dull
colo II / ais,
s a I in and
Tan Pumps,
etc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-07-07

OF white galatea with navy blue collar and cuffs
he big sizes will be first 60 Plenty in to II years
The Washington herald., 1912-12-20
ENEMIES OF SALOON MEET.
League 10 Hold Annual Gathering
in First PreSbyterIn1 Church,

League of the District of Columbia will
be held this evening in the First Pres.
byterian Church. John Marshall Place
The president Of the league, Andrew
Wilson, will preside.
The programme embraces the following;
Devotional exercises conducted by the
chaplain, Rev. DR.. A. w. Spencer; state
ment of work, by President Wilson; re-
port of financial secretary, II. V. East
erling; report of treasurer, James s.
Fraser; report of attorney. A. E Shoe
maker, Esq: report of legislative COM
mfttee, Rev. ID. c. Macleod chairman:
address. William Knowles Cooper, sec
rotary Y. NJ. c. A.; report of nominating
committee: annual election of officers.
Music arranged by Mrs. Don P. Blaine
will be interspersed during the evening.
The Washington herald., 1912-12-20
Imported and Domestic Perfume:

Tmnorfad and morne4in parfunag
At prices that cannot be DUPLICATED
in Washington.
$40 size cut to Al as
unLet: E SesEda price. 81; cut to SS'4s
ounce NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. -SI.4a
AZurea, La TREBLE, and Floramye
Extract, in the original bot
tie ................. .RI.Ip
Roger & Gallet's Violet DE Parme
Toilet Water. 81 bottles Use
S1.2J bottles cut to ............ 9Sc
$50 bottles cut tO........... RI.29
Roger CalletS Vera Violet EN-
tract cut to................ .EI.I0
Roger & Gallet's Violet De Parme
Extract cut 10 ................ soc
The Washington herald., 1912-12-20
REQUESTS TO CHARITY
VIII of Alfred :. GiIIett Is Filed for
Probate Here.

Bequeathtng $500 to the First Educa-
tiOnal Society of Ellington, Conn, $500
and certain personal belongings 10 a
nephew, Alfred b. Gillett, of Hartford,
Conn, and smaller requests to other
relatives in Connecticut, the will OF Al
fred S. Gillett, president of the Girard
Fire Insurance Company of Philadelphia
for siXty-five years, was filed for probate
Yesterday. The remaining estate is d.
vided TO the widow. Ella A \. GilIett.
and the Pennsylvania Company for the
insurance of lives and the granting of
annutities as trustees
The income from the estate is to he
paid to the widow for life She is en-
powered to convey or devise a large prop
erty in Wallingford. Pa. to some chart
table institution. Should she fail to do
so the property is to go to the House of
Mercy and the Methodist Home in this
city