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SHOUTSTOCROWD
TO MAKE WAY AND
LEAPS0FF BRIDGE
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swayed outward from his foothold and
came rushing down to earth.
when Policeman Gllhooley Of the
Madison street station bent over the
form Of the suicide he saw that life was
extinct. The man had fallen upon his
back. His ciaan-cut face--the face of
student and thlnker-was unmarried.
coat were two letters, written on paper
torn from copy book Of the school
type. They read:
Hope. Courage. Belief are every
thing. I lost all these; therefore I
cannot live.
SOLOMON BERGMAN.
"The people are angels. AM
surprised! Everything 10 good but
an bad. My body should be
given to medical institute for
practice. am proud TO die on the
soil which gives equal rights 10 all
men. Long live our republic. For
ever blessed should be all our in
stitutions.
SOLOMON BERGMAN"
There were some In the crowd tina,
clustered about the body OF the suicide
before II was taken to the station who
recognised him-if not by name Al least
through association with the dali,
round OF life In Monroe street. lie wal
an orator and a Socialist, they said
Since the tailor strikes began the younl
man had appeared at the meeting place,
Of the strikers and had passiona tel,
The evening world., 1913-01-21
STORE EMPLOYEES DANCE.
Association Gives IT'S
Annual Eatertain me.t.

The Palm Garden was the scene last
night Of the annual entertainment and
dance given by the ONelli-Adams Com
pany Employees Association. II was
voted the most successful AFFAIR that
had ever been held by the association.
A number Of vaudeville performers ap-
peared, after which dancing was IN Dr..
der.
The ooxholders Included John Ciafi!n.
Louis Stewart. Alexander MacIAachian.
Arthur c. McAiaSter. willard Il. Nc
Loud. Charles J. Jeffras. Hugh A. Nc
CORY. John A. Docher, John J. Nc
Ardie. r. ogden Dodge. Miss Mary Cur
ran. Miss Mary A. Kirk. DR.. Frank J.
Eversield, Chester l.. Jones. Peter Fitz-
simmons. Redmond r. Herman. Theo-
dore New, George B. Sturrock. John J.
O'Ne.il. Robert Walker. James Nc
Grath. David Kennedy. Samuel Sander
son James &. MacLachlan. Edmond J.
Ryan, J. DAwson Chansbers. Charles L,
Steinkamp apd David J. Lcvette.
The committee Of arrangements In.
cluded willard r. Mol.oud. John Doe
tier. Hugh A. Mc(iorry. John J. Nc
Ardle. r. Ogden Dodge and Thomas F.
Mahef,
The evening world., 1913-01-21
MExiCANS NOW MENACE
AMERICANS At VERA CRUZ;
WARSHiP MAY GO THERE.
Washington Gels Report of Bad
Conditions and Is Ready to Act
Another Vessel to Acapulco.

Prepared TO reinforce the cruiser Den
yer at Acapulco. Mexico. for tho protec-
ton OF Americans. the cruiser Annapolis
has been ordered to San Diego. from
win re the Denver wss ordered south.
While the Annapolis has no marines
aboard. they might easily be transferred
to her from other ships Omcials say
there In no Intention OF sending the An
napolis TO Acapulco now.
The Denver got away from San Diego
Saturday and should be At Acapulo to-
morrow. Meanwhile a British warship
10 standing In tho harbor ready to take
on Americans and other foreigners
should they be endangered by an attack
from the rebel Padllio. reported COM
hitting depredations In the vicinity.
The evening world., 1913-01-21
SULZER COMMITTEE
REFUSES TO TAKE UP
A SUBWAY INQUIRY

ALBANY. Jan. 2i-Gov. Suffers
committee OF inquiry will
not make an Investigation OF the New
FORK subway contract situation. Ciar-
nee j. Shearn of New York to-day
asked the committee TO make such an
inquiry. but Chairman John y. Car
lisle told him the question OF executing
contracts for the conEtip,ction OF addi-
tional suowsys in New York CITY was
matter for the city and not the State
to pass upon. Mr.. ShSrrn first made
complaint to Gov. SiS'S. who referred
him to tho inquiry committee,
A large delegation from Brooklyn
called on the Governor to-day TO discuss
tho subway situation The Governor
satd he was studying the entire mat
ter and would have nothing 10 say for
the present.
The evening world., 1913-01-21
Fabrics for all ones I

For the Morning Dress-"-
inch Woven Bordered Tissues,
lSc yard. Usually 3ec. Even this
early in the season We were able to
secure . email lot at an astonishingly
little price.
Fsbrics have white grounds and
have stripes or checks and plaid
borders in . variety Of pretty sum-
mer colors. absolutely fast.
For the Suit - Irish Ramie
Linen Suiting, 32c Yard. Double
width, s. inches. durable weight
and . soft finish which means 1t will
last we'll.
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Eat and Get Thin

This 10 turning an old phrase face about.
but modern methods Of reducing TAT have
made this revision possible.
II you are ovsrfat and also averss to
physical exsrtion and likewise fond OF the
tabis AMI stiii wan. 20 reduce your excess
flesh several pounds. do this: Go to your
druggist Cor write the Marmola Co.,
Farmer Building, Detroit. Mich.) and sive
him Cor send them) 30 cents For this
modest amount OF money the druggist will
put You in the way OF satisfying your am.
bition for q nice. trim. elm figure. He will
hand you . large case Of Marmola Pre-
scription Tablets compounded In accord
ancs with thS famous Marmoia Prsscrip.
toni, one o. whtch you must take after
each meal and at bedtime until you begin
to lose your fat at the rate OF l? 70 10
ounces a day. That 10 all. Just 60 on
eating what you like, leave exercising to
the athletes. but take your litts tablet
faithfully and without q doubt that fiaboy
flesh will quickly take unto itself wings.
leaving behind II your natural self. neatly
clothed In firm flesh and thin muscles.
The evening world., 1913-01-21
Dispersal of Silk Dress
Lengths and Waist Patterns

In order completely Silk Store OF every short
length we today offered 10000 yards of silks the rate
SIC to $3.50 yard.
None Of these silks to sell at less than
many were intended to sell at IS and $3.50.
Tomorrow, this will be continued the entire Main
Aisle and at the Subway Entrance.
White silks coored Silks plain. pleated, bordeed, and
brocaded silks included and twenty-five different kinds
of black silks
All Of Wanamaker quality
Main and Subway floors Old Building.
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1000 Pairs of 81 and S.
Mems Shoes for S2.85

All this winters styles from maker with whom we have
agreement to take all the surplus accumuations from hi,
regular lines
This collection includes tan patent feathers black CALI
skins and kid laced and button; buchers and good
range Of Sizes
Not shoe made sell for less than o. and manv o
them are worth ss q pair. subway floor. Old Buudus
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Some of the NeUcst
inexpensive Summer Dress
COttOnS

tty summer costumes.
For suits and dresses. cadet blue.
pink. brown. green, navy, rose. nat
ural color. light blue or white.
For the Dainty Dress-Silk-
Striped Wolfe, 22c Yard. Usually
35c. Soft finish wolfe daintily print
ed with exquisitely colored flowers
and border designs. and running
through each piece silk-striped like
threads Of silver.
Printed Silk and Cotton Mus.
Inns, 22c Yard. A fabric which with
its pompadour flowers aud soft
drapable qualities. will he favored
for some Of the prettiest Of summer
frocks. Little sparkling dots add
to its silk-likc luster.
subway floor. Old Building.
The evening world., 1913-01-21
AUSTRIA LOOKS FoR PEACE.
Relief There That Tapks VIII Ac-
cent Terms offered ~ Powers.

cept Terms O1erea ~ Powers.
VIENNA. Austria. Jan. ?i.-lncressing
optimism Ia displayed in telesiams re-
ceived here from Constantinople regard
ing the possibility Of the acceptance OF
the advice OF the Powers by the Turkish
Government. It is regarded here as prac-
tically certain that peace Will DO con.
ciuded between the Balkan allies ana
Turkey without a resumption Of hostiil.
ties.
Even should tho ottoman Govern
ment's reply not be sitoGst,er salts
factory IL is thought that the Euro
pean Powers having once taken hold
Of the situation Will not allow the
belligerents to resume warlike opera.
tons.
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URGE ADVANTAGES or THIRD
AVENUES OPERATION.

The petition sets forth that the Belt
Line Railway Corporation was organ
lied for the purpose OF acquiring the
property Of the Central Park. North
and East River Railroad Company. and
has petitioned the Public Service Com
mission for permission to Issue 100000
capital stock and q. 90 Of first mort.
gage 8 per cent. gold bonds. 1t IL
stated that the Third Avenue Company
has offered Ss,t5000O for these stock
and bond Issues. II approved by the
commission. aud requests the approval
OF the commission to It's purchase by the
Third Avenue Company. which intends
TO Temporarily finance the purchase by
borrowing money on short term notes
70 be secured by the Belt Line stock
and bonds.
TT IL stated that the Third Avenue
Company believes that the Belt Line
property can be more profitably and
economically operated in connection
with the Third Avenue system than In
dependently. and on tho question OF
| transfers the petition says:
THE question OF interchange OF
transfers between the line in Fifty
| ninth street and the lines owned or con-
| trolled by your petitioner intcrsectinS
| Herewith has for some years been q
| source OF much trouble and expensive
| litigation. and your petitioner 10 In
formed and believes that the settlement
| recently affected will be endangered II
| Corporation should remain In Its pres
| ent hands or pass to others"
The Commission 10 at present holding
| hearings on the application OF the Bel
Line Railway Corporation for the ap-
| prevail OF its proposed stock and bono
The evening world., 1913-01-21
Linens are Lower Priced
Dresses

Turkish towels. % dozen. worth
$3.50.
Face Towels. &e.75 dozen, worth
a. go up to SIC dozen. worth SIS.
Dish towels, $l.sJ dozen. worth
&2.l5.
Linen pillow cases. o. pair. worth
@l.3J.
White Irish dress linens. SEC yard.
Scarfs and shams. hand drawn. Coo.
Linen scarfs. hcmstitched. Csc.
First and Subway floors. Old Bldg.
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Irish linen tea cloths. scahs and
pillow shsms, SOC to %. worth '3c
Irish linens. hand-embroidered,
sc 10 eI.SO. worth soc to s6.x5.
Irish linen scaris and shams. $50.
worth e2.S5.
Jspsnese embroidered fancy linens.
poc 10 Is. rs, worth el.75 to u 80.
Irish table dsmask cloths and nap
kins. at about the importer whole
sale price.
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To Amend Sullivan Ga. Law.

ALBANY. Jan. Aft the bill intro
duced by Assemblyman Gothic goes
through. the sullivan "Anu-0un" law
will bs revised 30 that . man may keep
. nrssnn IN bis house or place Of bust.
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PUBLIC OPINION
FORCES REVISION
Of SUBWAY PLANS
Service Commission Begins
Changes That viii Deprive
Transit Trust of Millions.
Mr.. MALTBlE EXPLAINS.
Says Due Regard Will Be
Given to Protests Made
at Yesterdays Hearing.
Mr.. MALTBlE EXPLAINS.

NJ Nacfardn ,y'c ,Ilanvit,n
Z" @0'~'u"y ''S"'"'S'
--
Ths Public service Commission to-day
oeSeh the WORK OF taxing BACK from 'he
transit companies some OF the millions
bestowed upon them In the proposed
.n.-.,,r. .on,,.,,.
49,.
Inc commission anu the transit
Committee OF the Board OF Estimate
have been and are going over the form
Of contracts upon which the public hear
inss were held" said Commissioner Milo
IA Nsi,bie xho with sers..p, c,s,
h.. ~, ugh,,,y On. ,r.n.,, ...h ,a'
-. ..-,"-s
.. ."s .Uaes'o" .
"e criueisms that nave been made
~ various associations. public spirit
I'd citizens and members OF the Board
OF Estimate ard Public Service Com
mission are being c'nsidered and in
msrv ,,.,.rc.. IN. co,,.rr... h.y. Az.
80, -. ,naar,., 'ns as., -
..,.s WV
s
CHANGES MUST d PUT IN
LOCAL FORM.
.-rs. ..,,..., a. a.. ,,.,
49,. ,"", 70 .n' oon ms
s". UT" anu p"'Aseooss .'o
oecis'oh OF the conferrees' ana when the
revised drafts have been submitted to
the commission they can then be adopt
eo' Ihis WIN doubtless De done at
.o'ms' "eo''"s' ."ese 'oI"a' meetings
oosus '"'ee Wek-oh tuesdays ana
Fridays' NO action could have been
taken on the contracts at to-day's meet
Ing"
How long will Il take TO redrsft the
contractor"
., ,.r.o, ., 81. .,,, .,.
~ '.1 .'s.
'"s s."o eoo'ss 'o"o"e" ~ '"e iu'ure
~ nas oeen iohowed IN the past All
mstters VIII be thoroughly discussed and
Progressed without unseemly haste. but
a. rapidly as possible.
1T should be borne In mind that the
eontraot. on which nssriuss have ,ust
49, e,,...a No.. To- a.. .,.-.,,.s ~,
~. ...s.,.,,. - 80, o.. .~......,
,.~.'s nv"
'o"s" "ea'e WIN - sons v"
present upon between *'oooV0 ana
Se.esoo0 OF contracH and the engineers
Are peUpering plans and contracts for
additional work.
s3As ssvasas> Of tAs Granting
sen1sas>o loee not acct Ar 1sIay
0000R 00M0kxw0vN0A
~ veeuesae1on AZ uians ~ oo..
49, fer aAAiSionsl eso1ao.ss
~SSNneooHo T nv coNroAnrs
'C
~ PHtNVGO AWe NOT PINAI.
Comptroller Prenderyast declared the
opposition expressed toward the pro-
posed subway contracts by President
Mitchell and others would not have tho
effect Of MATERIALLY delaying Anal action
IT." said Mr.. PrenderGast. at 10 the
intention to supplant Mr.. Willcox m
quickly ~ possible after Feb. 1 with a
mao VINO II opposed to these contracts.
thcn II seems to me the best public
po"sy sseu'res .mnt evsry.mns pos,in's
III. tr.n..ctiops 10 comn,st,,c h.cors
NJ W,iicox rs,ires
..rhs arruments NOW Advanced 4, an.
nosit;on Are in nearly ali CO. r.ha .Ss.
The evening world., 1913-01-21
Clcaraway Prices on
Coats, Suits, Dresses
For Girls and Young Women

In spite OF cold weather ahead-which means winter
apparel will be for many weeswe are anxious TO make
room for our coming spring merchandise.
So prices are down to bedrock.
Young Women's Suits Girls Wool Coats and
Were Sii.7s $40, Now $3.50 Dresses
III. .o,.v are mixtures in sprins- S. SITS
but there red black
chevot blue Nice
tailored fancy and Nor style
fok styles cygne Coats blue
iuiuss Good tailoring sizesO o Young
IS Young Womens .oh ST. s. and 50 inches. '-'
coats Is RaincOats, $3.50
."J Main brown rubber
C.eV.0s '~>.'>' ' lied cloth. ~
so Vounv Women's Silk and Serge Dresses
Were - to si5 Now $ to $3.50
DAsc. ''' -"" '~'s0 ' Subway floor Old Building.
The evening world., 1913-01-21

r. aOuvS ne0lelue euleS DaoueuITis
- = t1nat ~ iuaG tseuhlea-,A1vt :.
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On Sale Wednesday, January End.
WOMEN'S MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.

WOMEN'S MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
Stores
Gowns of Nainsook and Cambria effectively
trimmed with lace and embroidery.
value las to SOS. CSC, 1.25 to 4,95
Corset Covers. trimmed with laces and EN-.
broideries dainty designs. SOC, Csc to 1885
value &c to LIS
Drawers of Nansook and Cambria trimmed
with lace and embroidery. SOC, Csc to 1 IS
value zsc to LIS
WOMEN'S SHlRTWAISTS. In Both Stores.
Large and attractive assortment of Lingerie
Waists in Wolfe, Batiste, NIarquisette, Null and
Linen, also variety Of imported Blouses at very
moderate prices.
Lingerie and Wolfe Waists trimmed with dainty
laces and embroideries. .35, los and 2.35
value LIS to 2.ss
Striped Silk and Brocaded Silk Waists
Robespicrre model value s.ss. 2.95
34th Street 23rd Street
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Mr.. wilcox has all along been the
moving spirit Of the conferences with the
traction onicials. many OF the meetings
taking place In his homo.
There seems NO good reason why the
city should not draft the contracts as
they ought TO b. following the sugges-
tions made by President Mitchell Of the
Board Of Aldermen. Tue contracts could
- drawn ~ they should be. II 10 argued.
aad then presented to the companies to
take them or leave them ~ they lay.
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Don't Spit
Cards
State Antituberculosis Asso
citation Has Supply Avail
BILE for Distribution

Richmond, Va, Sept. 20
The State Antituberculosis As.
sociation which is working
W 18th local organizations TO
eradicate the White Plague
from Virginia, recently sen t
out TO every railroad station in
Virginia printed "don'I spit
cards with appropriate legends.
In this work, it was announced
today, the Association had the
cooperation of practically every
railroad in Virginia and was
enabled advantageously to dis
play these cards along all the
Lines.
The Association has just had
printed n second supply of these
cards for use in stores and pub
lie places. These may be had
free upon application Mt the
headquarters of the Associa-
ton. ITO Capitol Street, Rich
mond.
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Good Balance In State Treas
ury.

Richmond, Va, Sept. 20
State Auditor Of Public ac-
counts G. Lee Moore. will close
his books at the end of the
States fiscal year on September
80 with surplus, though he is
carefully concealing that fact
from ncwly.elected membcrs Of
the General Assembly, who
may be disposed To be reckless
in voting for appropriations.
The State began the year with
exactly 500 81 in the general
fund, having barely recovered
from the deficit period, Il CON
dition which resulted from ap-
preparations in excess to the
revenues by the sessions of
1908. Auditor Moore is unable
of course, as yet to say what
the size of the balance will be,
but it is already evident that
there will be money enough on
hand to meet current demands
and TO leave something over,
when the books are closed on
the last day Of the month. Pen
sion checks were mailed on
September /, and other large
disbursements of state funds
have been made recently.
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SAM JACK MuSlcK, Mgr,
Piedmont Business College, lac.
Lynchbure, Virginia
Lee County Fair Great Sue


Joncsville, Va, Sept. IS
The seventh annual exhibit of
the Lee County Fair Associa-
ton closed Saturday night af-
ter four very successful DAYS.
The weather conditions were
ideal, and especially in way of
attendance this years fair sur
passes anything in the history
of the Jonesville Fair. Friday
last was the banner day, and
more money was taken i'm at
the ticket Office on that day
than on any previous day, and
on Saturday, the last day, the
attendance was but slightly
smaller, y h Q exhibits we're
first class, the amusements were
good and the large crowds en-
joyed every minute of the time.
Thursday of the fair there
was held a Confederate veter-
ans reunion, which contributed
much to the interest of the oc-
casion The OLD soldiers were
admitted to the fair grounds
free and were furnished free
lunch. On Saturday special
rates were given to the public
school children of the county.
md mnnv of tham ottonJad
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Candidate for legislature.

| take this method to announce to the
voters of Wise and Dickinson Counties
that am candidate for Representative
in the House OF Delegates in the next
Legislature of Virginia, to be chosen at
the coming November election
Shonld be elected. will favor such
legislation as is necessary Cor the moral
and industrial upbuilding OF the people.
Being "A native born citizen OF Wise
County, and having always been a resi-
dent OF This County. great many voters
know me aud know the things for which
stand soliciting your support
am yours truly,
Q. +. KuGoRE
Coebprn, Va,
August IS, 1913.
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Ask Your Druggist About Ii
There Is New Remedy that Takes The
Place Of CaIomel. Recommended
and Guaranteed by The Drug
,;st.

The Mutual Drug Store never
sold Il remedy that gave more
complete satisfaction than bod
sons Liver Tone-a mild vepe-
table remedy for constipation,
sour stomach and lazy liver.
Folks who have suffered for
years rather than resort to dan.
gerous calomel have found at
ter one trial that this pleasant
tasting vegetable liquid gives
them long sought relief with
out bad after-onccts.
Dodson's Liver Tone il guar.
antced by The Mutual Drag
Company to be safe liver
stimulnnt aud To be absolutely
Manifestations bad after
effects. You will lind many
persona in this locality who
have tried it and every user
will speak good word FOR
Dodson's Liver Tone. 1t livens
up a torpid liver and makes
You fell fresh, healthy and
clean.
The price of n large bottle is
80 cent-moncy back, if not
pleased. The success of bod
sons Liver Tone has brought
many medicines into the field
that initiate it's claims, and
some have name very similar
and package same color, but
remember Dodson's Liver Tone
ia guaranteed by The Mutual
Drug Company, who will give
you back your money if you
want it,-adv
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1913-09-24
PIEDMONT rREPARED .

Fall session opened with large
enrolment and the outlook is prom
ising for a full school and most
successful year \ number OF states
and colleges are represented in the
present enrolment Miss Fisher the
new shorthand teacher, of Bliss hus-
mess College had just arrived and
taken up her work with much en-
ihusiasm students are favorably
Impressed Miss Jcilrcss, Of oxford
College, who is training for posi-
ton guaranteed Write today for
illustrated catalogue, liberal prnposi
ton. aud salary contract.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1913-09-24
Buy L. & NJ. Semi-Mixed
Real Paint

lt's the very best quality paint. Il.
wears best aud looks best :, cost the
least money. its use for thiriy-seyen
years have proven these facts. its
White Lead White Zinc and Liusced Oil
just mix quarts of Linseed Oil With
each gallon Of l.. n NJ Semi Mixed Real
Paint, and make l 81 GALLONS OF purc
paint ready for use at u cost Of 81 40 per
gallon. The l.. " IL Semi Mixed Real
Paint IS sold by Kelly Drug Company
adv.
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Piedmont Positions Pay
$500 to $500 Sal
airy Guaranteed
"pIEDMONT PREPARED" FIRE.
FERRED

WANTED: \ competent aud cx-
perienccd bookkecper aud stenogra-
phor, male or female, al good sal
AIRY for large manufacturing concern
Miss Nolma Wilson. "plEDMONr
PREPARED 20 of Natural Bridge.
has just accepted position as book
keeper and stenogaphcr in North
Carolina Her sister, Miss Mabel,
has n similar position near by.