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Women's 16-button hlaek
gloves-small sizes
worth S1.75 to S2.25 W.
a pair, ,............'r
Women's 2-clasp Isle glow
tan and white-au
regular 75c SS
quality, ,..,........,.'
Women's 2-clasp colorea
gloves-doable tipped
in rose and champss
regular S1.25 EH
quality ,......-...s'.' ~
Wash gloves in natural "a
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65c to S1.00 values. ...'
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HAND BAGS - Finest IN N -4
leather hand bags In UT H
large variety Of styles, N
sIzes and colors-actuaI " sl u
values to $500 each
Choose to close them out
at only .s.--,,........
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OFFERS

Fancy ribbons-a beautkal
lection Of warp prints, y
Persians, checks, spot, I
and moires-4 to 6 inch VI
worth to SOC q N
Searchlight OF
price. .....-...........A
Satin taffeta ribbon-5 Y
wide-best quality-M
wanted colors and W
worth 60c a A
yard. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Fine taffeta ribbon-big {
Of plain colors-5 incha \
worth 40c a yard
light price-a
yard.
Plain and noire taffeta ~
range of desirable cola>
inches wide-worth q
yard-Searchlight 1l
price. .....,...-.-... =
Plain taffeta ribbons u
wide-range Of wanted q
worth zoe a yard 60
-Searchlight price. -
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CORSET@GenuIne De
sevoise 8rassleres, reg.
ular S1,oo value. A splen-
did opportunity to select
from these while they
last at only ...,.......
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-09

All wool French, German and American
voiles, in tans, greys, browns, greens, reds
blues etc; full A to so inches wide; the very
best qualities. Secure your skirt or dress al
these wonderfully low Searchlght prices;
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SkIRTS-A splendid as m m
!: :
sortment OF high class 81
muslin pettlcoats, richest
embroidery, lace, ribbon all
and hand embroidered W
styles-our very finest
grades at up TO $500
each-to close at ....
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-12-20
DE LUKE MAN IN COURT

New York, Dec. 19-The do luxe
book game, the promoters Of which
are alleged by the Government inves.
tlgators to have victimized wealthy
men and women In vari0Hs parts Of
the United States to the tune of more
than $20,00O,000 during the past few
years. was given its first hearing ON a
charge Of having been concerned In
the alleged frauds of the Kelly Farmer
Company, dealers In de luxe editions
OF books. The indictment against
Scott specifically charges him with
the larceny of $4,000 obtained from
Mrs. Ambernette NJ. Combie Of this
city through an alleged rarc.bools
swindle. According to Mrs. Cromhie's Is
statements she adyaRced $2O,O00 TO
scott to obtain a collection 0f books
said to have belonged to Charles w.
F'orse; $4,000 To obtain rare edition
OF Roosevelt's works and $5.200 i0r q
set OF Mark Twain's writings. F0:
these books. she alleges, Scott told
her a Western millionaire was ready
TO pay sI50,O0O. The prospective pur'
chaser, however. failed to materialize.
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Milton Hays made a business trip
to Mt. Vernon Saturday.
Mr.. Percy Donahey of Galena spent
from Saturday until Tuesday with
relatives at this place.
Mrs. Cora Burch and children and
Percy Donahey spent Sunday with
CLARK Schooler and family.
WIN. Scoles and family. st. Louis.
Vile, are visiting his sons. Charles
and Lewis, this week.
Mrs. Eva Taylor returned To Mt.
Vernon Saturday after spending q
week with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Wolfe.
Mrs. Ella Nichols Of jug Run vie
ited Mrs. Margaret Hayden Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Jessie Mercer is on the sick
list.
Ray Fowls of Utica spent Saturday
night with Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde ThOmp-
son.
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ADMIRAL DEWEY TO CELEBRATE

Washington. ID. C.. Dec. l9-Admirai
George Dewey. the only full admiral
in the American navy. will reach his
seyenty-iifth birthday anniversary one
week from today. II the plans OF Ad-
miral Dewey's friends are carried out
the Christmas and birthday eelebra.
lions will be combined into one joyous
occasion. The Admiral is reported to
be In better health than for some time
past.
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MASSACHUSETTS BAR MEETING

Springfield. Mass, Dec. i9-Many
lawyers and Jurists Of note were prcs-
net here today at tho opening OF the
ennaal meeting OF the Massachusetts
Tar Association. The leading feature
of the initial session this afternoon
was an address by DR.. charles Eiiot,
president emeritus OF Harvard Uniyer
,Gity.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-12-20
! FEW XMAS ITEMS FOR MEN

Umbrellas
We wish to call special attention to our line of
mems umbrellas with detachable handles. They
are very convenient when travelling as you can take
the handles of and put umbrella and all In trunk
or suit case. Extra values at. .$160 to %
Others I'M from .,...................9 .98c
You viii Make No Mistake on These Furnishings
For Men
Mems Silk plated half hose In black and all the
wanted colors. This is extra good value at, per
Mems pure silk thread half hose in black plain
colors and two toned effects packed one pair In
Mems black and colored good quality fine cotton
hOse four pairs assorted cOlOrs In holiday box per
DOx ''o0S
Mems all silk Four-in-Hand Ties each one in a
AmaS DOx each. '<oc anu o0e
Mems pure silk knit Four-inHand Ties In two
toned color effects; handsome. seryiceable tie In
Mems Shirts In big line OF desirable patterns;
extra good values at each h.................... .4Sc
Mems white peated bosom Dress Shirts and q
ne assortment Of shirts In neat stripes and fgures
O good fitting, we'll wearing shirt at .sec
Kid Gloves; Mems Cape Gloves In Xmas boxes,
Mems gray suede Gloves at. at............... $3.50
Knit Mufiers In black. white and colors 25c Soc
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FINISHED TABLE CLOTHS

Finished Table cioths-
This is practical age. Choose useful presents;
they will surely be appreciated, These linens
just the thing for the housewife There are many
handsome patterns In every lot; you will surely find
one you like.
36 inch cloths with scalloped edge. .$1.25
As inch round linen cloths with scalloped
So in. rs in. hemstitched Cloths--these will
wear well-in bleached mercerzed silver bleached
81 inch round square linen cloths with seal
So In 80 in. linen cloths with square corners
and hemsttched edges at ...................$ $500
So In. 80 in. linen cloths with square corners and
hemstitched edges; at $500
81 in 95 in. linen cloths with square corners
and hemstched edges at. at..................... $3.50
SO I'm. rs in. size, at. at.....................$ SAYS
66 inches square, hemstitched linen cloth at $3.50
6s inch round cloth with scalloped edge at $500
Table Sets
A big line Of table cloths and napkins to match
at $3.50, $3.ss, $500, $3.50 and $40.
Towels
Guest Towels both hemstitched and scaloped
at 16c, Csc and SOC
Huck and Damask Towels in various sizes and
all kinds at. Csc, 36c, 50c Csc, 75c
Towels S10O-In Huck or Damask An extra
fine quality. Plain Centers with space for monogram,
small all over designs or with satin stripe. Both
hemstitched or scaloped edges. ......... $to0
Embroidered Towels-Fne linen towels embroid-
cry across one end; each. $100
"a In. x 40 in fine Birds-eye towels with narrow
satin stripes and hemstched edges. each. 81. rs
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CARD or THANKS

We wish to extend 70 our relatives
and friends our sincere thanks for
the many kindnesses shown us and
the beautiful flowers contributed dur
ing the sickness and ut the time OF
the death OF our wife and mother
NJ. Klngsberry and children.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-12-20
DECORATED CHINA

We can not tell here half the beaut-
full presents you will find in the China
Department. Many of the items have
been arranged on tables according to
price. Shopping here is easy-you can
find everything for yourself.
The lOc Table Contains
Tooth pick holders, mustard pots,
salt and peppers, hat pin holders, pin
trays, cups and saucers, plates, mugs
and many other articles that are big
values.
The l9c Table Contains
Jumbo coffee cups, salads, cake plat
es. coffee and tea pot tiles, spoon trays.
celery trays, cups and saucers, covered
syrup jugs, hat pin holders, tooth pick
holders, etc, etc.
Sabaker Hand Painted China
The handsome shapes and beautiful
colorings put this china in class by it.
self. You will certainly appreciate it
when You see it. There are comb and
brush trays, jewel trays, candle sticks,
stems, whisky jugs, vases, etc, ranging
in price from, ,,.,..,......1 15c TO $oUO
Buy cut glass here; we can save you
money
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DECORATED CHINA
Csc Hand Painted Nippon China

Csc Hand Painted Nippon China
Ring hands, handled pin trays, per-
fume bottles, olive dishes, bon bon dish
es with and without handles, tooth pick
holders, sugars and creamers, collar but
ton boxes, mustard pots, salt and pep
pers, tea strainer with draining dish,
hair receiver, powder boxes, mayon-
naise bowl, footed jewelry trays, cups
and saucers, sugar shakers, hat pin
holders, etc.
25c Decorated German China 81
Cream pitchers, milk pitchers, hand
led spoon trays, cups and saucers, shaw
ing mugs, cake plates, eight different
designs in salads, cracker jars, etc.
Soc Japanese China
Cups and saucers, sugar shakers,
footed puff boxes, hair receivers, mus
tard pots, salt and peppers, tea strain
er with draining cup, jewel boxes,
butter tub with drainers, handled bon
hons, etc.
Hand painted tobacco jars
at .......,......... .$1.75 to $3.50
Hand painted sugars and creamers.
at. ......,.. $l.25 to $2.25
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-12-20

holiday item we have made the price. ....... 8
$500 Mink Set for $3.50
This is one of the prettest Genuine Americ,
Mink Sets you will see in many a day Large si
muf and scarf beautifully matched skins-a 81
value; specially priced at. at....................$ .$1
Fur Coats
Ladies' Fur Coats in natural pony, black Don
Marmont and near seal. A handsome collection
priced at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $40 to 81
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There will be an entertainment and
Christmas tree at the town hall
Christmas evening, Dec. A. Every
body cordially invited to come and
bring presents
Mr.. and Mrs. Buel Vanwinkle OF
New Guilford spent Sunday with the
Iatter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Rice.
Mrs. Ettie Humbert and Miss
CassiI of Howard we're guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Blystone. Saturday night
and Sunday.
Miss Alice Mizer was Sunday guest
OF her brother and family.
Miss Lena Porterfield spent 4 few
days with relatives at Martinsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Berry spent Mon
day In COshocton. a
Miss Gertha Hall was the guest Of
Miss Gertha Nichols over Sunday.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-12-20

at. ............ lie, Be, 1Oc, 15c and 25c
Children's Books in paper
at sc, 10c, 25c, SOC
Children's s Books in linen. !. . .25c
Alger's Works in full volumes .19c
Cooper's Works, full edition. .25c
Popular copyright books. -. .49c
Browning, Tennyson, Bryant, Moore
Carey and poems by other noted poets
in fancy bound volume. ..... .49c
Maurine, by Ella Wheeler Wilcox;
$1.5O volume at -. $l.29
Testaments, at 1Oc, 25c and SOC
Illustrated Testament and Psalms
in large plain type ............. .98c
Leatherette bound Bibles at. SOC
In lots of or more, each. -. 4Oc
Leather bound Bibles
at ..... .89c, 98c, 50, $3.50 and $2.75
Post Card Albums, extra values
at .10c and 25c
Playing Cards at =. .10c and 25c
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Ladies' long white chamois Gloves pair. -. $500
Ladies' chamois Gloves in white pair. .e1.oo
Ladies' 16.button length Kid Gloves; black, white
anu COiOrs, vSoV
Ladies' Neckwear-
Fancy bows, Dutch Collars, Robespierre collars,
jabots coat SETS etc. The largest newest and best
stock in Mt Vernon. Each piece in q single box;
priced at............,........... at Csc to IS
From the Art and Jewelry Department
Indian Leather Pillow Tops. .$3.98, &4.9e $3.50
Other Leather Pillow Tops, at. .$3.sa and s4ss
Elm rihc" iOPo .VE.oV 10 VOW
Leather Table Runners at. ..... $3.50, - and IS
Felt Table Runners. ............. $500 to $3s8
Fancy Pillow Tops ................. SOC to $500
Finished Pillows, many kinds. ~ to IS
Ladies' Hand Bags in violet, leather, tapestry and
ocdueu .oVc 10 V.oO
Ladies' German Silver Mesh Bags -. 81 to S5
Ladies' Fancy Back Combs. :. SOC to e so
Large line of Jewelry Novelties such as Belt Pins,
Scarf Pins, Beauty Pins Shirt Waist Sets Cuff Links,
Hat Pins Vanity Purses, Coin Purses Lockets Brace
let's Etc. All prices.
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GAMES AND TOYS OF THE
LASTING KIND-LARGE
GAME BOARDS

r. ~ -. =.
poonI o'o anu oo'ii"iia'ioi Sai,e no
"'''''''..''.,'.'......'''''.'~A'0o ~A'0o
po.,1 Acnarena arena Oonloination y a IN Q
~ on "n'''' 'ou o'h pay 20 sa.,es, nn ac
" ".i,...';......'''..,,.''...'.'S roo .'.' So'oo
In large (oo game) size at....$o.2o
Baseball Game Board on which you
can play several other games as well;
at at:.'................'.........$4.7o .$4.7o
0'oa
Sleds Tor Glrls' .. Zoc ana QUO
Sleds and Coasters for boys .25c, SOC
Flexible Flyer-the genuine Stein
field sled at 98c, $l.25, $l'S9, $169, $3.50
and $3.50.
Hobby Horses
Rocking Horses. ...... 1915
Galloping Horses at $3.50, $5, $3.50,
and $lO.OO.
Doll Carts
Folding doll Cart with sun shade SOC
Collapsible Doll Cart-Can be clos
ed with one motion. $3.50
Single Motion Folding Doll Cart
with rubber tires in three sizes at $l.25,
$1.75 and $225.
Upholstered English Perambulators
with top. ............$ .$2.98 and IS
Wagons
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Ioys that Please the
Children

children
Of the time
And
ventons bring
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-07-17
WALL STREET

Realizing In Steel. Reading. Union Pa.
cific and Copper caused . slightly lower
opening OF the stock market to-day.
Transs ctions at the outset were 20 small
that deciines were restricted to frsc-
lions. Eventually the INST responded to
an influx of buying orders that de-
veloped for certain +ssues. and subse-
quent dealings were generally incained
toward q higher range. Chesapeake and
Ohio, with q jump to 81. was the most
prominent, in the late Improvement.
A spirited buying movement In the
closing hour finally broke q long period
OF lethargy that prevailed during the
greater part OF the afternoon. Respond
ing to the late demand the entire list
mounted to the highest Of the day At
closing time. Advances ranged from
TO 8 points.
The bulk OF buying orders centred In
Reading. Steel. Union Pacific and the
Hin shares. Steel was exceptionally
strong, with . rise 10 70.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-07-17
BIG BULLDOG ATTACKS
GIRL, MAN AND WOMAN;
BATTLE IN HALLWAY
Animal PursueS Children,
Leaps on One, and Then
Turns on ReScuers.

A brdnd,e bulldog, four years old. and
With a head nearly as big as his body.
whom Mrs. Agnes Million OF No. SAs
Baesford avenue, the Bronx. fondiy
calls 'her little pup" attacked a ak
year-old chsd an dtwo adults in the
halfway OF tho apartment at No. ESQ
PASSWORD avenue. to-day. and tore them
severely with his teeth. NetghborS.
fearing just such an outbreak Of tenn
ptr on the dogs part, had complained
to the Board Of Health about his pres
encs On the ne,6hborhood several times.
Blanche Herman. the little daughter
Of Mrs. John Tlernan. was playing
Jackstor,s on the stoop OF the house
at 20. ESQ. when the bulldog came out
OF the house next door. lie growled
and barked at several ~ the children
on the street, and wfsn they fled ne
turned and ran up the stoop to where
ifttae Blanche was sitting. Seeing his
approach, the child turned an dtried
TO run IN the house, but tia beast seized
her ythe ieft ankle, threw her down
and beam to shake her with a grip on
her dress.
simone Corporate. who lives on the
ground moor or the mousse saw me nos
attack the child and. grabbing n heavy
umbrella, he ran out and began to be-
labor the beast over the head. Instant
~ the bull dropped his hold on the child
and sank his teeth into Comporato's
leg when the man tried to choke him
the dog grabbed his right arm In his
teeth and held tight.
Mrs. Agnes Casey OF No. A70 WASH
inRton avenue was Iust coming into the
house when the dog and Corporate
were fighting In the hallway. The
brute suddenly let go OF the mans arm
and hxed his teeth In Mrs Casey's
right leg Corporate finally beat him
of and he fled into the house OF his
mistress.
DR. insolvency OF Fordham Hospital
cauterised the wounds of the three and
notified the Board OF Health. The dog
was muzzled and taken to the fremont
police station.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-07-17
New Yorks Have Two Games
the Best of the asa Games
Played Since 1887.
Especial to The Evca.ns WORLDLY

Pittsburgh. July IT,
<ICAY. Mac" said a bug this morn
Ing when he met the Giants
manager. How do the Giants
and Pirates stand on the serics?" The
visiting manager had to acknowledge
that he did not know. II know We are
In first place and are going to remain
there" said McGraw. THE few de-
feats at the hands OF the Western clubs
have not got the nerve OF the boys and
they are Just as happy as though they
had won every game. instead OF having
lost seven of the last nine
The fan remarked that he did not
mean the number OF games the Giants
and Pirates had played this year but
since the two teams have played agains;
each other. since each has been In the
National League. The look he received
from the little hustler was enough. BY
this time few of the players had gath
cred around the bug. for no person but
. bug would ask such a question. and
Chief Meyers, who was n little bit holder
than the others, inquired the number.
Out came book that looked like an
ancient Bible, but 1t proved to be n
book Of dope. such a mass OF figures
that even John II. Gruber. one OF the
leading statisticiAns in the country
would be proud to own.
We'll. you see. said the bug. The
Giants have been a member of the Ma
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-07-17
FIESTA
ENDS IN MURDER
AND EXPLOSION
Again Annual Celebration in
Harlem's Little Italy Ends
in BloOdShed.

The fiesta OF Our Lady Of Mount Car
mel. celebrated annually in Harism's
Little Italy. came to an end again early
this morning with disorder and blood
shed. The festa's record thh year is q
dynamite explosion and q murder.
Inc three days OF the fiesta were Just
oficiaaly over when there was . rattle
OF shots u One Hundred and Eighth
street and Second avenue. Witnesses
say that they saw two men running east
on One Hundred and Eighth street.
when Policeman Ward arrived he
found In the glare Of an electric light
the body Of an unidentified man who
had been shot ten times. There were
eight bullet wounds In his back, ono In
his mock and one In his shoulder. DR.
Knapp Of Harlem Hospital pronounced
the man dead.
The witnesses agreed In telling tn,
police that only two shots we're fired Il
the street. It 10 believed that the mar
was murdered ELSEWHERE and then drag
ged to the corner. where two more shot
were fired In an ATTEMPT to leave q
false traH.
At the East Ono Hundred and Fourth
street station . receipt for . registered
letter was found on the body, with q
cents In money. The receipt bore tn,
name Ignasio d. Repoedette ~ No. ~
East Eleventh street. and gave tn,
name of the consiGnes a. Maurice Tete
NE dead man was about twenty-five,
....vs IA Ave- Saat Ava inrhas In hai~ n 4
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-07-17
PASSAlC OFFICIAL ACCUSED

A charge Of embexxling 1850 from
the city Of Passaic. n. j.. was made
to-day against J. Nelson Elliot. health
officer Of that municipality. by Charles
F. H. johnson. chairman ( che finance
committee Of the Passiso Board OF
Health. Nelson has been missing since
Monday when ne went to Newark.
ostensitdy to attend . meeting of the
New Jersey Mosqu;to Exterminstion
League.
His wife Is FRUSTRATED at her home.
No. 10 Albion place. With her are her
two children. q boy eleven years old
and q girl. nlne years old. Elliot was
formerly In the Now York Heath
DsOartment. His SALARY was o2,coo.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-07-17
BROOKLYN LIGHTING RATES.
ordered In Response
10 Complaints 81 Consumers.

Oho0bee - NesHSos0
70 Compleiats Of Consumer.
As a result of hundreds of complaints
against the excessive prices charged
consumers for electric light service in
Brooklyn tho Public Service Commits
sion has ordered an Investigation Of
the Edison Electric Illuminating Com
pany and the FlatbuSh Gas Company
Of Brooklyn. A. . preliminary to the
Investigation public hearings. preaided
over by Commissioner Milo B. Maltbie.
begin July 30. Several boards of>traie.
Improvement civic and other organiza'
lions In Brooklyn combined with citi-
Gems In making the protest against the
character Of electric service a. we'll a
the prices charged. These latter are
said to be much greater than the rates
demanded in Manhattan and the Bronx
This discriminate 10 declared to bs
unjust. Experts engaged by the com
planning associations are prepared e
testify that rates for electric service
In Brooklyn. because of natural ant
| other advantages, should be cheaper
than in Manhattan and the Bronx.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-07-17
ACTOR KNOCKS DOWN
ARCHITECT WITH AUTO,
THEN PUMMELS HIM
Saw Man Running After Car
and Thought He Carried
Weapon-Reallyl

Bernard Granville. an actor In Sieg-
fields Moulin Rouge company. and
Charles Miller. an architect living At
No. 5s4 East One Hundred and Eighty
third street, lined up In the Yorkville
Court to-day. the first charged with
assault and the second with disorderiy
conduct, glared at each other until Il
looked as II they would come to blows
once more. They were arrested yea
terJay by Patrolman Shsshan OF the
East Fifty-first street police station
after tho architect had been knocked
down by an automobile In which were
Granville and Q woman companion at
Sixth avenue and Forty-fifth street
Miller said he was standing near the
curbstonc with o bundle Of drawings
In his hand. and that the actors auto
| swung around the corner 80 recklessly
that he was knocked into the street
He picked himself up and, thorough,
nngered, chased the car for nifty feet
OF 10. Granville hnally halted the ma
chine, MILLER said. Jumped out and pro
ceedcd TO punch him. When the actol
had finished II was q Job for the am
bulance surgeon. who was called wheI
the party was conveyed to the police
station.
| In reply Granville told tho Nfagis
| trate he didn't know he had hit Miller
with his car until his compa MON
whose name he did no; give, called
his attention to the man running be.
hind the car. The actor said he though
Miller was waving some Kind 0!
weapon at him. 80 he got out and
licked him TO prevent being hurt him.
self.
| Magistrate Applston cut short the
speeches of tho two defendants by
filming them each 80. They paid M
and went away looking ~ warm as
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-07-17

getting lunches at reasonable prices In
refined surroundings. A room On the
second floor OF the chapel house at No.
. vesey street, formerly sad Cor n
kindergarten In the girls day school, has
been turned over to the use or the
luncheon club.
Tho Rev. William Montague Greer.
Vicar Of st. Pauis. expressed regret
to-day that more than iOoo may not be
accom- modate when three times that
number OF women and girls would ike
TO become members. Said he: III the
wealthy mothers of well-protected
daughters in this city were to interest