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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-01-09
@aseonabe.

SenrD Sonrtog, tpeIder ieit nleb.
reren @ofen bur6 Rralttbeit an
iein 8inuner gefeiielt NOR. befinoet
it'd, 5ttr 9yrellbe ieirer pielcn 5reilitoe
alf Dem beiten @ege 5ur @eneitnpg.
Spalt s. s.. Gaiigbea bon @orri.
ION beiudte lesten Mittipod 8e.
fanq,te d, lmrierent Stdbthen.
Clos sroiimn latier Stationsaaert
bat iein tteiles @obnboits ioapeit
fertig, oob en- fdon nieie @od,e 6os-
ieIbe be5ieben foan,te.
g. Ws. Sfi66Ie Der Die Sberaiifiidf
iiber 6ie Sliib nerbeiieriatgstperft
IG,at, bot t.aEa 3is.perid idieAenein 8cn,pi
boofe inb6 gdrges III ben @asc6nd0s
sSlnf ms Binterqlartier gebradt
SenrD @pattemntqi itu6 @dttif
iin6 boderfreiit iiber Die @ebitrt Ell
mes fraftiaert Storttntbolters.
slIIen Sprttlger, Der Sdiffsaim'
nprnlol1n, perbrndte Die Seiertagt
Bel iciner SantiIie in aeaDentportb
Qail. lnto fam am Sreitog in Be
gIeitiHg ieiner @attin tpieoer aii'
rid.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-01-09
l8erssr

Gn. Ollie Saib, ,pelGe iiber oie
0eiertogc bel bieiioen 1erspmi0ten
aaif Wefis4 mar, bebrte ON Iettsn
SOnn1oo spieoer nod ct 0oais 5st
riid
0epoinda,b DieberidA Don German
mar a,s gsei,iobr bier, oisf 8ehi& fei
letiten GlteM.
s. 8. on ertieIt norige @ode
cine GdrInbar,B Sal5, tpeldes iintH
Die bieiiaep aoiifIeute pertbein
tpar0e
@roper Srillmanai, tpelder be-
iisdWapeiie in ct. 2olliS getpeien MOI.
febrte aI lebten Soniptng ilnhbdlHe
Sttriid.
ssm MhrnoapiIler's $oIle fin6et asit
tpidften @amstag, ben 10. b. 81.
(nprger,) Elm WooSfenbaH itatt.
@ebatter Stor6 fdnat 6ieieS Sabr
beiaeiten an. @ei @llt. 2nboiibe itn6
@attim Sotpie gleidfalls bel Albert
Sdlppe ,mp6 @attims bat er tiirsIiG
,pif1Ptt yiPiitrit ftINrpft0tfpt 1ftth m
hs;'San f SSrlsn % az, ns;,,ss ap;;aJ,er M y
S;,,terloISsn ir H -
V'' = q 7 a.,.,,,,,,,, r;o,4 ,,,,, o,,,,,s, !.
q, y t.SsnfI;a =. s,'tts fro,,f SorrieSsr . Or
sss,, sas p4 = G;,,heS 'l Nj, msm e,o,rs,. !
mar airr perganeetlen Sontltag bier.
' -, fa,,s.,rt;srs,, s -
o. so'''D - o ....n ,rs
Sss Sn. al,nM pa'.a'Ml d, .u'.os ~. -.
@nlspo''''s s.1,'t
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-01-09
Die 9ene Gampaane bcs StantS-
Strafen-Snsenicnrs.

Sranf 9ufiaur, StoatsitraBen-
Soa,sniiiar, bat NIT hen Boitbenmteu
In MGhinetcss ei,s4 slbfpntnten ge.
5tagsrsl, saeiaSilia9e Inn Sine Gopie
lpon ieber 8eidtperoe 3ligeianbt lpcr-
oen miro, tpelde bon @irhpobnern
NiiIollri's in @etreff oes 2an5poit-
9ienites (@. S. 81 eingereiht miro.
gaad) @rbolt Der 8eidnperben miro er
0ieieIben iofort ben StrnBeipnnfieb-
.ern in Dem betreffenbem 9iitrift, TO-.
.ipie Dem Gonrtp @ertdt pprIegen
nit Dem @erlanaen, baB Die ii6tbi.
gen 8erbeiierauiger gerlladt meroen.
Mlif hiefe @eiie fonneft bic 8oit-
itraBen ieoenfnIIs bebeiiteilo Der.
.beiiert mer6en. 9uffiun bofft bier-
,olird 0os Siltereiie Der 8linbesre-
gierilng fiir StraBenbolt 8li peritGr.
Ten iitb 5ltr 4ntiabnIe oes @eiebes
sbebiIflid 5ii iein, tpeIdes 5nr5eit Dem
Gaflgress borliegt INTO ipeld1er cine
8efpilligliia bon $4,000, 900, fir
StraBeliboil in ben Ser. Stoatcil
be5ipedf gluf @runo Der @einntiitt.
MeiIenIattge ipiir6e ser Staat Mii-
ioltri BON Der phigeit gapiIfigungg
in,gef6br bie suntnle BON 81, ,000,-
600 erbalten; nod Mniiht bon Sou.
perneiir Waaiior
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-01-09
@arftpreiie.

Ser beoelttenoIte @ef}iel, Der
mahrerpo Ser perfloiienen ISOLDE I'M
@etreiberparft perseidnet ipnrbe, mar
cine gdhpGdptng bes gaitsefr Ser1tin-
naarftes hiirh Die aroBe Maissitfitbr,
bie bereits ieit 4etliden @oden ON.
6aitert. 0ieieni mhpadeitSefr Saftor
trot ais frGftigeipbes @oment cine
perf,almiBnlGBig geritlge 3lunabme
ser forrnner5iellen 8eisenporratbe
Aeqeriiber, Die hearte gerirager firlb als
Dor ssabresfrtft. Die 3nnobne be-
tr,ia 10000 9uibeI fir bic lebte
gsode, 6ie @efanptrlaile 63, ,743, 900
gitT6el, gegettiiber 65,343,000 8lt.
fbel in ben erifeap Sn9en oes BorIab-
res. Ser 3 8aripei5ennartt miproe ie-
bod, 0urh bteIe beiben Sdftorer 1tfdt
fonSerIid, beeintfhrBt. @eider @ei-
senii Elm ipenia b0ber ino lelt. bar
ter 8eiseai lit eberfalls felt Breile
paren ann 9ietstog In Ct. 2olis
96 so gts. pro 8iribel flir
,,aro6e6". ssn Chicago besablte man
921s 971a Cts
alebI oits Incident @itrteripeiaei,
hot eiipeir floiter aber feftetr Marft.
Ser WSarft fir MebI aug barteril
@eBen lit ebetifalls febr riabig.
Wpeiie fins fiir: Intents aiis ipei-
d,ent BintertpeiSen $4.35 $40,
Gtpoiaf,ts 1896 So. 10, lno Grtrn
syontcp So so So 80 in Saiiern Ell
aros. Moblbetortrte Waarfen, beiot'
6er8 Ser beftelr BherHs, bdtter erllefl
b5beren 8reis.
0ie WeaisBatfiibrer fpareih me be-
reitg erapdbnt iebr groB iIfpb fiibrten
cine 9reisidhpddinng berbei Bretie
fms Fiir ,1arobeo" Wsois 60 ets, lyso
AZ bis 69 Ste. Ser Marft ut flait,
SoFer bdIt 6en alteit Rreis beli
oie gsoffuoge ift gut @rnoeo"
brinat 38--4t gts. pro 8nfhel
Ser aortoffeImorft III toertigel
feSt. Bel qitter gsoffroee 1tilo reid''
Iidpren Sufitbren. gerbaitft tpitrot
bos gitFbeI sit rs rs Cts.
Qebertoc @faueifte firtb I'M Breile
neifieoctt WseiIt .tpairSe $8.10-
$500 bro gentner be5ablt obldor
Ser oIIaeineiite IreisitonS 500
S8.40 bro gerttiler mar
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-01-09
apdJ--siod.

2olas aodb Ser befannte Better
6es @bite Soitfe SaGoon iilro SRI.
@luItd Stod. Gpdter BON Senrp
Stof BON Stem Sapeib iuur6en nm
ieBtett 9iontae inu bieiigen Court.
baiig biip6 &rcisfidyter 81. u. grener
i'm guip0e Der gbe pereiuigt. @ir
gratiiliren iiirb ipiittihen Sen Geu.
Dernp1blten @Iiif uno Segen alinl
Wltit0e.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-01-09
aOie6nb.

i ft e Z 4 T. 5
Geo. Mobialion bot ieiir ileltes @ef
bGnbe beirtobe fir irrb fertig. Der
itntere SbeiI miro als @irtbi6nft be-
rntt tperbeb ipdbren6 Der obere
SbeiI elm M0nes gerianmlinlg42 o.
cal bictef.
ssphft Wballpill bon Montaorlerb
Gciintp ipeiIt gegefpdrtig bier 81
@eiuh bei ieinerl arpgeborigeir
Seriilnfn 8uifneper, Ser 8ait-
rneiIter iriS ieine @ebiilfen, DIE tireb.
1erc &dliier bier I'M gnlt babert, lea
ten iiber bie Seiertoge bic glr6eif
,lieber Inn tire @irgeborigeit in
8aibington, Mo., slt befllden.
sernuntil Meper ipeIder fiirsfid
bon bier ladJ ct. 2ouis 5og lit tpis-
Ser ipad @ofebipo iibergeiieoeH itftb
miro bis s,tm Sriibiabre bier bIeiben
am 6nfui tlo6 2nfabette Goitntn srl
5iebem tpo er cine sr6bere Sanr1 &c.
.ntidbet bat.
gSut. Snerner bate Ieste 8ode
6as ltpgliid einen spertbDollel
WaalIeieI 5li nerIierert, ME man per-
ttutbet 6lird Siitternne BON Corn.
.fiitter. Gin amber er feiter Waitl-
e5eI mar ebemfalls IN @efdbr birh
bneieIbe ltriade 81 frepinefr, bod
aunroe 6erfelbe ourh seiti9e 8ebdto-
lung ieftens ei,pes Ebiepar5tes nod
gerettet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-01-09

Wtidsael s. McGjuire IN 9ar-
jas Gitp erfHoB ieineit Sfapnger
gstn. u. Dalion, ais oerielbe rad
ieiner @obniing fam, Inn Wc@uire
alts oent SonSe ieiner Sdipefter 5ii
tpeifen, ipeIde elm @beideionHgsge-
ilsd eesen Dolion eiirgereidt bdtfe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-01-09

SIN 8eiden Ser Siiiurielstpuge iol.
len mir ltrts oaran ertnnern onb
eiil geoeiblider 2ebensIaitf nnr Bel
.poilit1ilbiaern @leihgeipidt bes 2ei.
bes ri0gIid lit. gerinei6et Dos 3n.
bieI eberio tpie 6os Snpenigl $iitet
Gud) Dor lteberlaouitg oes Moaens,
gebet bein Gorper aber nii6 an Spei.
ie itnS Sronf senitg oes @nten.
@abret @nd aud Dor lteberiitiiourtg
ienie Dor MangeI an Ebdtigfeit nn5
9eipegung. Sorget fiir Elm etpiges
@lcihmaB, ODER es iper6en ii1 Gtor.
|unaen i'm Gorper einiteIlen, Die iih
ihlicBIin 6upd nldrnigfnde ernftlih
8eidwcroen fain6gebeit, tpie Gopf-
ifmpr5ett, Wfottigfeit, &er3Hopfen,
Sbmin5eI, Baritopfitng Druid IN Der
Iagengrnbe, giererbeifdDerb Mit
denidnp11e, &rell3idmer5en, u. {. 10.
Gann 1T 6as @Ieihgetpi6t, Die Sc.
iunobeit scitort ultS ser EoS iinper.
nleiOIid, ioiern Sbr Dem 4orper
ftdbt fpieoer oll Dem @leifeeipift Tel.
iter 2ebcnstbdtigfcit perbelft. 9as
mic Z iIt eirfndb gerliig, BEN es giebt
lnur eiaen @eg, itro Der hit leidt II
allen glpotbefen at firi6en itfib 5tpar
Ein @eitaIt Ser beriibniten ct. Bern.
iro GraiiterpiIlen. Gieie 8ilIen.
emit nor ipeiien Nond)en erfiin6en,
habeit lid dsi pielen Saiiien6en bon
2clfen ..ritt geitSrtern @Ieihgeuidt4
surdl Sahrbnnoerte ols 6ns be,Udbtt,
iipos lie fino. ols Dos bette Mittel
oas glnt III reinigen 0ie Ebatia.
/ felt Der Seter rro Der Giereil ~
regnlisrsn, fur5 bos seft5rte @leih'
aepid,t I'M a6rper suieoer bersidtek
len.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-01-09

sSn betrlihenem 3dtan6 en-
id,oB ii6 nabe ghdpnoiib, Sfop Goni-
tp, Der % Sabre olte SarnIer Sc.
men Wsoore, CIR binterIdBt Die @itt-
noe itrto Elm aittb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-01-09
Sie iaat es benz slrst.
Dies

sic iast es benz slr5t. u9ies
mar Ser faIteite @iriter. ben mir
tpGbrer6 oen 81 Snbret bic id IN
oieler Gto6t hpobdtte, hier gebabt fa-
ben," idlreibt 5raiI 81. " @erantanf1
22S0 gfon,np Ctr, aetp Orleans,
Ga, Juno id perfpiirte aud bic Sol
gen Sesielben. @6rert6 bier $50.
den Ing id1 INIT Der @rippe bortie.
ter. gieIe 2eitte, bic darotl erfraitfi
ipdren, itarben. SD tuiinidte feiner
glrst, aber nieine &iroer beitanoen
ooraitf. geine Meoi8iit itiitte ttlii
ober radts, nno 10 iette idi tie 5itt
@eite irro nnhnt ueine 3nfllmlt 81
Dem 9llpenfrdiiter. SD NOR sbalb &c
iunb, its1 ols id) Sen glr5t ipatei
ersdbfte, mas id aetban batte, ingtt
er Saf SIR gIpenfr6liter cine giitt
Daeaisiat Seitl nliiiie.
geidt in apotbefen sit bdben Spe'
siaIaqenten iieferrl es Dem 8ublifitir
6ireft Wean ihreibe an: Er 8etei
ssobrnep & Spns 60, 19 25 90
Some glpe., gbiongo; SG.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-01-09
an, ner staNt @artho9e, So

eyn Ser stoSt @artba9e, Sos.
her Gointt,, miro am 5. Sebrilar
iiber 2ocal Option obaeitinnitt. mob
renS ser @taotratb Der benndbarfei.!
GinSt ggeb6 Gitp fid tpetgerte, sdl ailt
@rltfS elmer Eetition cine folde slp-
ftirfrrtutta dlraitor0telt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-01-09

sCbOnnirt allf bas serutatmer
goHsbIatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-01-09

albonrirt alif Odg 3erniatptter
goIfsblott.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-15

j committee in trust to establish a
great chain of hotels for workers. Let
workers build, support and patronize
them and let their profit go into bet
ter service, hospitals, etc. Or let the
down-and-out touch a fella' for a
handout, and when he won't come
through the unemployed starves. Or
ganize, even if but for a fortnight
A. G. Belts, 1880 N. Albany.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-15
CLOTHING FOR POOR

Editor Day Book - l have some
warm clothing which l would be glad
to give to some poor family who are
in need of same. Among them are
2 suits of mems underwear, size SO;
a woman's warm coat, size So; set
of furs for a child about 5 years;
three other girls coats ranging in
years from to Ia, and also some
shoes.
Hope that you will put this letter
in for the sake of some needy fam
lily. Direction: Douglas Park 'L" to
54th av. Address: Mrs. H. Sieg, 54O3
23d pl. Call Saturdays only.-Mrs.
H. Sieg.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-15

| THE BIG PUBLIC UTILITIES COS.
MAY GET A SLAM
A slam at the big public utilities
companies may result from a COM
plant filed against the Public Service
Co.. of Northern Illinois, which has
Sam insult for its head. The public
utilities commission will investigate.
Meyer,J. Stein, an attorney, charges
blackmail, extortion and oppression
and says the company is exceeding
its charter rights. He asks that its
license be revoked.
Stein claims that the light was shut
off in his Oak Park home because he
was behind in payments on an cleo
trio washer purchased from the cor
poration, which he claims they had
no right to sell.
Although his wife had just given
birth to a child and after the bill had
been paid, he says a workman came
to his house and cut the electric
wires.
LETTER NEED NOT PAY SUITS
SAYS A JURY
Joseph Letter; who was sued for
payment on two notes for $380,935
by the Interior and Monarch Elevator
Companies of Minneapolis, need not
pay, according to the verdict of jury
in Judge Humphreys court.
Letter in 1898 set about to corner
the wheat market. He bought heay-
lily, giving notes to the elevator COM
panies for the grain which they held
in storage.
When the market grew tight and
prices began to rise, the elevator
companies dumped the wheat on the
Chicago market and spoiled his cor
ner by selling the grain, he claims.
Then they tried to collect on the
notes. q
-o-O-a- :;
Idah McGlone Gibson declares that
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-15

Idah McGlone Gibson declares that
''few stenographers would marry
their employers If they were the only
men on earth" Very likely. And If
some men were the only men on
earth they wouldn't marry their
stenographers or anybody else.
Horse and hcrse!e ...--:.ss'y.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-05-26
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

Term. Rate. Payable. Date.
S Ss: r' I'd. g. g. S INV 70 i Ss 3
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-05-26
Wall Street.
TSJ;

Market Closing-Dullnes was in
tense during the late afternoon, and
everything In the street suggested
mid summer. Houses were practi-
caily deserted.
Perhaps the dullness was natural In
which prevailed in Mondays market
have not been cleared up. Missouri
Pacific and B. & NJ. problems are
still unsolved. Hate decision seems
II anything further of. New Haven
investigation Is not concluded. In
vostigations Of other roads are to be
taken up. Tho Mexican situation Is
obscure, and the Government is de-
tcrmincd to go on with It's antitrust
programme.
Opening was nothing at the
opening that could be construed as Z
promise of relief from the dulness
which has been the only characters
tic Of the market Of late. Small frac-
tional gains on very light trading &C.
CURED before business seemed to go
TO sleep. Mercantile Marine issues
responded to the Supreme Court de.
cision holding that Titanic claims
could be limited to some $4,000. Gen;
eral Motors made another high record
in the first hour. SO. and sold at s21i
At noon. Rumely issues reacted from
the early high. but the general mar.
kst was unchanged. :
II looked In the early afternoon al
II the market was trying to make an.
other record for dulness, with 80, f6s
shares sold up to p. M.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-05-26
Yields Of LEADING Stocks, eassd on
Present OeilinQ Prices.

20 cents June 1. and 20 cents Oct. 4.
at the Federal Trust Company. Bos-
ton.
Missouri Pacific earnings decreased
$4,000 In the third week of May.
From July 1 decline totals S2.11S,595.
Chesapeake and Ohio earnings for
third week in May was same a. a
year ago. From July 1 total increase
Of 31.S6s.s74 is reported.
International Smelling and REIN
ing Company stockholders at special
meeting accepted Anaconda's offer to
purchase on basis Of 3 $40 shares Of
Anaconda for one share Of Smelling.
Atchison roads April gross declined
$129.567: net increased 391,6S0. Ten
months gross declined 35,s4S,S09.
Net decreased S2.376.933.
Total gold being shipped to Paris by
French steamer on Wednesday is
S.. 100000. Total gold engaged for
export on present movement Ia
SIC, 900, 900 in addition to $4,000 00
sent early in year.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-05-26
Au-WoOl Extra
Pants Blue
SergeSuits S4.So

In the newest yoke and box plat
Norfolk models. Trousers are full
lined and loose fitting: sizes 7 to IL
years Value $50.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-05-26
QUEEN MARY n TO-DAY.

LONDON. May 2s.-Ths booming OF
cannon in royal salute early to-day
awoke Londoners to observe the forty
seventh birthday Of Queen Mary. The
city wss decorated with flags and flow
ters in her honor. and in every city
throughout Great Britain the day was
celebrated. Messages Of congratuiation
rcame to Her Majesty from all over
Europe.
born Her Serene Highness Princess
Victoria Mary Augusta Louise OLGA
Pauline Ciaudlne. Agnes. daughter Of the
Duke OF Teck, she was married TO the
then Prince OF Wales July 6, 1898, and
became Queen Mary when her husband
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-05-26
ITEMS FOR INVESTORS.

Missouri. Kansas and Texas earn
binss for the third week Of may de-
creased $s5.079. From July 1 decline
totals $759,6S9.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-05-26
FAKE BARGAIN STORES
ARE BEING WATCHED
Merchants Who Put False Offers
in Show Windows Are to
Be Prosecuted.

At the luncheon of the Fifth Ave-
nnc Association in the Park Avenue
Hotel to-day many speakers urged
coalition Of forces between the mer-
chants making up the Association
and the newspa pers Of the city for
tho purpose Of stopping the printing
of fake advertisements. The Asso-
citation In also making a fight against
thNe merchants who lure customers
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-05-26

with window signs Of false bargains.
Louis Wiley entertained the guests
with his well known witicisns; Fran
els Patrick Murphy OF the Mark Cross
Company, Paul \. Bonwit and Robert
Grier Cooke also spoke. all OF them
urging continuance of the fght
against the taking merchants.
A vigilance committee has been
formed to watch the people who are
not square with their customers. The
members Of II will first warn the takers
and then proceed legally against them
" they fail to mend their ways.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-05-26

Wheat higher at opening. but crop
news was 10 generally favorable that
market promptly --rsacted. Prices
sagged off on persistent selling by
some Of elevator interests. Closed
rs below last night.
Corn firm on light Offerings. but
eased off on favorable conditions.
Easier cash market and further Of
ferings Of Argentine Corn at deciAne.
Closing SIS to rs decline. May one
cent higher.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-05-26

Davis-Daiy assessment Is payable
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-05-26

the form Of contract for the station
finish work on the extension of the
Fourth avenue subway In brooklyn
from Fortieth street to Eighty-sixth
street
This part OF the subway has been un-
der construction for more than a year
and is about one half finished. Before
IL IS completed the Commission will
award the contract for finishing the
stations
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-05-26

renewedon weather outlook and vari-
'ous private estimates of condition Of
crop and amount Of acreage. Prices
advanced to new high levels in second
hour. the new-crop months showing
gains up to IA points. Closed strong
a. 1 to 16 points advance compared
with yesterdays close.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-05-26
Bathing Suits
For Women, Misses and
Children
$1.50 to $11.98

A full array Of the newest fashions
for the coming summer and they
are decidedly different and as de
cidcdly attractive. For children.
misses and women. in flannel. mohair.
surf. silk and satin. All sizes.
O'Nciii Main Storc---ThIrd Floor.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-05-26
Washable
Outing Skirts,
Sl.98 and 1928

All the newest models in rice cloth.
linen and cot on bedford. 80. sl.se
la rice cloth aud cotton bedford.
several styles to choose from ease
O'N..ll MAic Stor~-Third Floor.
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SUBWAY CONTRACT HEARING,

The Public Service Commission to-day
ordered that q public hearing be held
on Friday. June II at 1215 O'Clock on
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TBy telegraph to The Iriouhe'I
Newport, Sept. 4.-MOre of the New
mort colonists are expected back from
abroad soon to spend the fall season
Those who are looked for include Mr..
and Mrs. Charles NJ. oelrichs, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Henry E. oelrichs, Mrs. Leonard
NJ Thomas and Mrs. Louis L. Loriliard
and her son, L. L. LOrillard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles de Loosely DEL
richs will not close their stay until
October, and others who have said that
thew will be late fall stayers are MRS
George S. Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Thompson Spencer and Mrs. Richard
H. Townsend. Mr.. and Mrs Richard
v. Mattison, who have as guests the'E
son and daughter-in-law, Mr.. ana SaEs'
Richard V. Mattison, jr., will remain
until the end Of the present month
Mrs. W. x. Vanderbilt, jr, is staying
until September Is, and Mrs. j. Z. NAL
Iery is remaining until Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. G. d'Hauteyills
are having their house opened for the
fall and Edward G. knight may open
Clarendon Court, on lower Bellevue aV.
Beverley BOgert, of New York. who
tomorrow afternoon will marry Miss
Josephine S. Pearson, daughter OF Mrs.
Frederick Pearson, gave a luncheon to-
dav at Bellevue Lodge for his attend
ants and other friends. The ceremony
will be performed in Trinity Church
late in the afternoon, and will be fol-
lowed by a reception and supper at
Anglesea, the summer home OF the
brides mother. Miss Frieda Pea. son IS
to act as maid of honor, and Clarence
A. Bogert will be best man. The ushers
are to be Charles Hayden, E. Penning-
ton Pearson, George /. Scott, Frederick
F. A. Pearson, Henry G. Gray, John F..
Talmadge, William c. Cammann and
John A. Gade.
Meredith Hare and Herbert Parsons,
Of New York, visiting Henry Ciews;
Charles Gibson, of Boston, visiting
Elisha Dyer; Ohio Cushing, Of New
York, visiting Paymaster George W.
Pigman, and P. A. Carroll, Of New
York, visiting Royal Phelps Carroll,
registered at the Casino to-day.
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plates, jam plate and omelette OF
creamed fish platter of glass and pep
per and salt bottles. The fruit basket
offered with the set is Of white wicker
in q Princess standard frame.
Basket Trays for Plaza Use.
The after-dinner sets are also very
varied in style, and the basket trays
designed for piazza use are particu-
larly attractive. One lined with Amer
lean beauty ehintz and ornamented
with a rose wreath around the edge
has china cups Of the same shade, win
an antique silver pot, cream pitcher
and sugar bowl.
A fascinating set for serving cafe
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Bar Harbor, Sept. 4.--Josephus Dan
iels, Secretary of the Navy, and United
States Senator Gore arrived this morn
i'm at the home of ]. P. Bass, who
gave a luncheon and reception in their
honor this afternoon. Secretary Dan
iels, Senator Gore and Cyrus W. Davis
spoke at the Casino tonight at DEM
ocratic rally.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lawrence
Green entertained a dinner party at
the Pot and Kettle Club tonight.
The cruiser Connecticut arrived this
morning to take part in the Labor Day
celebration Monday.
Mrs. Robert Csssatt, of Philadelphia,
arrived to-day.
Mrs. George Draper was a lunehson
hostess at her cottage to-day.