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Corset Department.

Treco Pantaloon Corset. lacing to knee, low
bust and few bones: size 25; $3.50. Was SIS so
1 Pink Treco Corset beautifully trimmed. low
bust, long skirt, lightly boned: size 25; s7.5o
Was $500.
i Laced Front B. e. J. Treco Corset, medium
low bust and light bonfng; size "a: $500. wss
5000.
Flcrfta Corsets suede: medium bust and very
long skirt; sizes %, "a and &c; $50 each. We're
$3.50.
8 w & l.. Special Corsets. medium bust and
long skirt. lightly boued: sizes 1a. 81, %. q.
"a and %: $50 each. Were $500.
"a Brassieres of different snakes, several sfylcs
of all-over embroidery trimmed with lace:
fasten in front or back: sizes S2 to ~; 100
each Were 81 75 So 90 and So
IL Brassieres that fasten in back. lace TRIM
med or of all-over embroidery: sizes 32 "a. 3S,
AZ and a. Soc each. Were 81 90 and $3.50
Third floor, Center.
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Were S2.95 to 90.
And the following :
Friday Clearance in
Mems Summer Oxfords.

Good styles. high qualities
from our own stock. Those who
can be fitted will receive the bene-
fit of unusual reductions.
TAN RUSSIA CALFSKIN ENGLISH
BLIND-EYELET OXFORDS. sizes ~.
8. By. Q. 91s and 10 B; IA. si4. . and 10 {;
g. 9. 9lz and 10 d.
GUN METAL CAI.FSEIN OXFORDS.
English blind-eyelet style. Sizes ~. 8
and 10 b: Z, ~, q. 91s and 10 c: eik and
D.
PATENT CoLTsKIN ENGLISH OK
FoRDS. Sizes S, sla. q. 9l& and 10 r:
81. 4. TX, s. SlS. 9. 91s and 10 c; 5is o.. 4,
s. S14. Q, 91s and 10 D.
TAN RUSSIA CALFSKIN OXFoRDS.
blind eyelet: bIucher cut. Sizes ~. $.
s1s. and 91f A: 6. 81. ~. s. sis. @. ais
and 10 B: g. 4. ~. s, sls and . c; 5Is. I.
~ g, sls and . n.
S2.75 pair. Were $500.
Second nccr, st.
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Misses Department.

A Girls Gingham Dresses, in plaids. checks
plain colors and stripes. with full skirts Dutch
necks and three-quarter sleeves: embroidery
trimmed: sizes to IA years; 81 as each Were
S2.95 and $3.50.
y Girls Gingham Dresses, in various styles
with three-quarter sleeves. Dutch necks and fulI
or plain skirts: plain colors, plaids and checks;
sizes 8. 8. 10 and IA: s1.O0 each. Were 81 35
i Misses Silk Dress. in one of the newest
$3.50
6 Misses Lfnon Dresses. white skirts and
jackets in brown, tan lavender: sizes IA and
16 years. $1.75 each. Were 81 95
Misses Spring Suits, attractive models In
tan, brown. tango and striped effects; sizes a.
16 and Is years; $500 each. Were $500 and
$3.50.
Black and White Checked Suits in Norfolk
Style; sizes IA, 16 and IS years;-S9.15 each.
We're $500.
Is White Norfolk Jackets, with black patent
leather belt; sizes H. 16 and IS years; Sl.oo
each. Were $250 and $3.50.
Third floor Eleventh st.
Evening star., 1914-07-09
Wooden and Linen Suits.

tango, tan and brown and navy blue.
with white stripes: sizes "a, 36, SO. 40 and
~: $500 each. Formerly sold up to $500.
% Women's Woolen Suits, of Gabar-
dimes, Crepes and Fancy Weaves used
this season. in reseda. tan and black-and-
white stripes; all sizes up to 40; $1,000
each. Were up to $3.50
6 Black Taffeta Suits, sizes "a, SO and
3s: $3.50 each. Were $500.
30 Suits, of serges, poplins, gabardfnes.
crepes and fancy checks, in black, navy.
copenhagen and wistaria; sizes "a to 40;
$3.50 each Were $500 to $3.50.
Is Linen Suits, in white, natural, pink
and brown; slightly soiled. 1895 each.
Were up to $780,
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Friday Special in
Pi11owcases

Eighteen dozen Hemstitched Percale
Pillowcases. These cases have the ap-
pearance of linen, and will iron smooth
when laundered. Size 45x36 inches.
$500 dozen. Regularly $500.
And the following:
4 italian Silk Blankets, $3.50 each. Were
$500
2 Fancy Australian Wool Blankets, soiled.
81 so each. Were $500.
Single Wool Blankets for double beds. 81
each. Were S375.
i 1914 Single white Wool Blanket, s175. Was
$500.
/ Blue Teddy Bear Crib Blanket, soiled 5oc.
Was 81 90.
Main floor. r st.
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Cotton Wolfe Blouses.

The assortments are especially attrac-
tive for those who are leaving town in
the next few weeks and will require
many pretty white blouses for vacation.
Dainty Voile Blouses, attractively trim
med with embroidery and lace insertion;
few also of crepe in various colors.
Three-quarter sleeves and collars of lace
or embroidery; fasten in front.
SOC each, blouses that were ST 90
$I.o5 each, blouses that were ST. 50
$2.o5 each, blouses that were $500
$3.o5 each, blouses that were S5.75
Third floor, G st.
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Infants Department.

Chldren's Chamhray Dresses. made with
turn over collar. belt and two plaits side.
sizes 4 To 8 years: 35c each. We're T5c.
g pairs Infants Soft Sole Ankle Ties. IN pink.
blue and tan: sizes l. . and 5: 25c pair. Were
5Oc.
g pairs Childrens Cambria Drawers. trimmed
with cluster tucks and rune Of embroidery;
4-year size; 25c pair. Were SOC.
2 Children's Cotton Crepe Kiuonos. in pink
and blue: and year sizes; Soc each. Were
$1.25
3 Children's Hats OF straw linen and ere
tonne; 81 .oo each. Were s2.75 and $40
Third floor, ST.
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DIR. M. PAGE SMITH DEAD.
Veterinary Surgeon Succumbs Fol
lowing Typhoid Fever Attack.

Dr. NJ. Page Smith, dean of the United
States College of Veterinary Surgeons
and formerly secretary to the board of
District veterinary examiners. died in
Charleston, s. c.. last night. according to
a message received by DR.. Charles Barn
well Robinson. his father-in-law.
Dr. Smith resigned his position as sec
retary to the board of examiners about
the first of the year and went to Charles
ton. He suffered an attack of typhoid
fever and seemed to be getting better.
but two days ago his condition became
worse and his wife hurried to Charles
ton. reaching there before her husband
died.
DR.. Smith is survived by his wife. Mrs.
Carrie Barnwell Smith. and two children.
Mrs Smith and her father-in-law are on
their way to this city with the body
and It u probable that the funeral will
take place tomorrow afternoon.
Evening star., 1914-07-09
July Specials in
Fine Table Linens.

30 Hlnd-embroidered Linen Center
pieces round. beautifully hand-scalloped:
20. % and "a inch sizes.
SIoo each.
Were $I.7s, S2.oo and S2.25.
81 dozen Hand-embroidered Madeira
Luncheon Napkins and DoiIies
$3.50 and $500 dozen.
Were S675 and $50.
Also a lot OF Turkish Bath Towels sub.
Ject to imperfections that in no way de-
tract from the service of the towels
SI.35, SI.5o and SI.75 half dozen.
Second floor. Eleventh st
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S3.0S each
Coats and Wraps.

5 Black Tafreta Silk Coats self trimmed OF
trimmed with velvet: lined throughout; sizes 80
to A.: $10.75 each. Were $500.
Black Moire Coat. y length; lined through
out with fancy crepe; size IS: $500. Was
$3.50.
3 Eponge Coats. IN green. tango and red; lined
throughout: size "a; $500 each. Were $17.5O
Diagonal Black Coats; sizes SO to AZ; 5000
each. Were $500.
. White Mandarin Coats. handsomely embrod-
cred: so. so each. Were $57 so.
/ Tan Broadcloth Evening Coat, lined through
out, and trimmed with velvet; $1,000 Was
$500
Third noor G ct.
Evening star., 1914-07-09
REMEDIAL LOAN AGENTS
MEET IN PHILADELPHIA
Methods Of Correcting "Loan Shark
Evils Are to Be
Discussed.

The sixth annual convention of the Ma
tionaI Federation of Remedial Loan AS
socations opened in Philadelphia today.
The convention will close with the ses-
sion Saturday afternoon Washington is
represented at the convention by ]. T.
Exnicios, treasurer of the Society for
Savings and Loans of this city and sec
retary-treasurer of the federation.
The federation is composed of thirty
six remedial loan associations. located
in the principal cities of the United States
from Boston to San Francisco. 1t is af
filiated with the National Conference of
Charities and Corrections, organized in
1909.
Papers to be read and discussed at the
Evening star., 1914-07-09
And the following !:
Friday Special in
45-inch Wolfe Flouncinq.

A new lot of 45-inch All-white
Wolfe Flouncing, beautifully en-
broidered in many neat and pref
ty patterns. A material that is
proving undeniably popular in
the making of the new Russian
and other style tunics. At the
price the value is decidedly un-
usual.
Csc yard. Regularly $1.25.
Main floor, st.
Evening star., 1914-07-09
Annual Summer Clearance Sale of
Mems and Young Mems Suits.

Two Three Piece including all plain blue serges and
fancy patterns and designs of every desi
able kind The English models and the conservative ef
made expressly Hart Schaner Marx and several
other makers whose reputation for quality style and value estab
lished. Sizes 33 49,
S1A.z5-were lp to $4,000.
Sn@.z5-were tap to S25OO.
S23.zS-were UP to SS5OO.
Trousers of fine imported and domestic fabrics stripes
of dark and light oors plain and cuff bottoms Sizes 2S
to 80.
s5.95 par-were $780, 5000 and $500
And these
ZACH
and Oeach. We're
make
size
second furF
Evening star., 1914-07-09
Muslin Underwear Dept.

IS Princess Slips Of light blue batiste, trimmed
with lace beading and ribbon; b0c each. Were
S1.OO.
pairs Fine Nainsook Drawers, with rlfies
Of valenciennes insertion and lace; CSC pair.
Were s1.00
French Hand-embrodered Chemises: s5c
each. We're $1.25.
10 Wrappers. in several styles; white and coll
ors; 75c each. We're $1.0o.
Extra Size Gowns of nainsook, with low
neck and long or three-quarter sleeves: trimmed
with lace and embroidery; csc each. Were 81 80.
med with all embroidery and lace: s5c
each We're $1.6O.
A miscellaneous lot Of Combinations prettily
trimmed with good embroideries and laces;
Csc to 95 each
Were $1.00 to $780,
ThirJf floor + ST.
Evening star., 1914-07-09
China Department.

Brown and White Casserole; s2.25. Was
/ Decorated Haviland China Covered Dish:
81 90 Was $3.50.
. Hand painted Fancy Plates. for plate rail;
81 90 each. Were $3.50.
/ Imported Gold band Cake Plate; 81. 90. Was
81 90
Decorated Haviland China Sauceboat; s1.so.
Was So 25.
Royal Douton Pitchers: 1oc each. We're
81 80
Fifth floor, G st.
Evening star., 1914-07-09
Output of Philippine Lumber.

The commercial output of lumber has
been steadily increasing in the Philip
pines, according to report just issued
by the Department Of Commerce. The
output amounted last year to more than
IL. 600 00O board feet About 10000 suare
miles of timber Is standing In the pos
sessions. 1t is declared. OF which two
thirds is virgin forest
Evening star., 1914-07-09
Basket Department.

Willow Nursery Chairs. Sc each. We're sl.2s.
Willow Clothes Basket hoc- was 7oc-
Willow Trunk So Is. Was $500
Willow Trunk. $500. Was 500.
Willow Clothes Hampers. Sl.oo each. Were
81 50.
4 Fancy Scrap Baskets. SOC each. Were sl.is.
l Imported Palm Hamper. 81. so Was $500.
lot japanese Scrap Baskets. 35c each. Were
Soc.
lot Japanese Scrap Baskets, iSc each Were
lot Japanese Scrap Baskets. s5c each. Were
i lot Mexican Garden Hats. 1bc each. Were SO.
Fifth Goor, = T. 81.
Evening star., 1914-07-09
Negro Baptists to Build at Memphis.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, July 9.-At Joint
meeting here last night of committees
representing the several branches of the
Baptist Church, Memphis was selected
as the location of the proposed National
Negro Baptist Theological Seminary,
which will be established with 100000.
Evening star., 1914-07-09
Friday Special in
Women's Silk Hose.

Not often is it possible to secure Silk
Hose of good quality and weight at the
low price of 75c. We offer % dozen, in
plain black and white and in sizes to TO-
Special price, 75c pair.
And the following:
II pairs women's Black Gauze Iisle Hose size
8; 35c pair. Were Soc.
1s pairs Women's Bathing Stockings slightly
mended; sizes and eh; 1215c pair. Were 35c.
Main floor. G st.
Evening star., 1914-07-09
Housefurnishinp Dept.

Polishing Mops. Soc each. We're $1.50
2 e5-ft lengths Of Garden Hose: imperfect;
! Medicps Cabinet, 500. Was $500:
White Flour Cans; 25c each. Were 3ac
. Wooden Knife Boses, 2oc each. Were 35c.
Aluminium Saucepan, $1.0O Was S1.35
. Long handled Dustpans, 15c each Were Soc
Hot-water Plates, 35c each. Were 75c.
/ Clothes Horse, imperfect, S5c. Was S1c5
2 Galvanized Garbage Cans CSC each. Were
Tin Dishpan. 10c. Was 40c
/ Wire Strainer. 1oc. Was 2Sc
2 Enameled Salt Jars, 15c each Were 25c
Fifth Aoor. T q.
Evening star., 1914-07-09
House Dresses
Snecial at 75c each.

These Dresses are much below regular
nrice, The fabric is firm and cool. in
fancy shadow stripes of blue and gray
colorinss: sizes "a to A. They are made
hv one of our best manufacturers and
are thorou ghly high-grade. Very special
at 75c each.
Third floor. q st.
Evening star., 1914-07-09
A Clearance Sale of
"Dixie' and "Deltox" Grass Rugs.

Many attractive patterns in desirable shades and sizes suit
able as for ouodoo porch for inside furnishings
offered in this lot assigned for clearance Friday.
Plain rugs blue and brown and combinations of col
o in artistic patterns make this exceptional opportunity
ox12 it.. plain, S5.75. Were $500.
ox12 it,. bordered or figured S675. Were $500.
Sx1o it., plain, $40 Were $3.50.
8x1o it.. bordered and figured, $51s Were $3.50
hfoo,E
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DISTRICT SUES FOR $500.
Potomac Electric Power Company Is
Made Defendant.

Suit to recover So from the Potomac
Electric Power Company. alleged to have
been forfeited through its failure to COM
ply with an order Of the public utilities
commission directing that it operate its
plant independently Of the Washington
Railway and Electric Company or any
other company. was filed in the District
Supreme Court this afternoon by Conrad
II. Syme, corporation counsel of the Dis
tTfct-
Determined to pry the two corporations
apart the commission. It was announced
will file monthly suits to recover for
feitures, which accrue at the rate of 500
Q day, until the order of the board has
been compiled with
Evening star., 1914-07-09
Friday Specials in
White Dress Fabrics.

% pieces Fine Striped White Dimity,
several designs and weaves: 27 inches
wide. One of the most wanted materials
for the sheer summer blouses.
12Hc yard. Was zoe.
pieces White Imported English Wash
2oc yard. Was 35c.
10 pieces 27-inch English Crepe Ratine.
25c yard. Was soc.
Second door. st.
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A Friday Wash Tie Special-Half Price.

Wash Ties of the best grade Manhattan madras
and
plain white and the choice color combinations.
25c each-regularly SOC.
And the following remnants:
in
Flannel and
Evening star., 1914-07-09
Friday Special in
Hunters Green Silk Parasols

Hunters green besides being a
very attractive and practical
shade harmonizes we'll with any
costume, and is particularly to
be admired for street and seashore
use. We offer a special lot with
the long ebonine mushroom han
dies.
$2.oo each. Value, $3.50.
Also the following:
10 women's 26-inch Black Union Silk Umhrel-
las. with sterling silver trimmed handles; sl.95
each We're $500.
Mems 2s-inch Union Silk Umbrellas. with nat
ural and mission wood handles; silver trimmed:
81. IS each. We're $500.
Main floor, G ST.
Evening star., 1914-07-09
Many Friday Opportunities in the
Women's Outergarment Sections.
Silk Blouses.

An assortment of Silk Blouses which
dainty. pretty blouse to wear with the
early fall suit or when travelling. at a
price which will make them not long
available. Many good styles. of chiffon,
crepe de chine, messaline and taffeta,
with kimono or raglan sleeves; variously
trimmed with lace. self or organdie; some
in Gladstone effect. Colors are flesh.
black. white. maize. navy, pink. light
blue and combinations Of black and white.
S3.@5 each.
Were S5e75 and $3.50.
Third floor, G st.
Evening star., 1914-07-09

nearly half their former markings.
O. M Five Flowered Crepe Dresses. sizes
~o'oo "a, SO. 3S and 40: were $50.
%e ~ Eleven Batiste Dresses. in striped
~o'So and plain effects; were $1,000.
Sro oo-1 Mahogany Taffeta Dress; size "a:
Was $3.50
SIo.oo-7 Taneta Dresses. in navy. copen-
and 40: were S19.75.
%,o Canton Crepe Dress; size "a: was
%1o'oo s25.O
%,o al Taffeta Silk Dress, tan, in size
~Ao.oo "a; was $500.
%rro oo-6 Tafeta Silk Dresses, in w1staria'
~Ao'oo navy and black: were $500
copsnhag;sa Blue crsPe srd g caps aeps
$25. 90.
$15ooss4e! eFssn waa sssPs sssSo de Chine D'e''' size
$1e.75-aas:i ia"ns %as s2se5e. sstse 'e o''n' D
Dress Of green tafeta combined
@z9'5o- with Roman striped chiffon; Size
36: was $60.00e
Brown Taneta Dress: size W;
429s5o- was $500.
Dress of rose and old blue @ hgursd ot
@20. So crepe de chine; size SO; was sooo''
Handsome Taupe Costume; size Ss'
$3.50. Was $500.
1 Black and White Crepe de Snine nn
Dress, in bolero effect; size IS; s5o'co'
Was $500.
Evening star., 1914-07-09

AS will be noted. the prices now pre-
vailing represent but fraction of the
original markings. The hats. however.
are Just desirable when first placed
| on sale. In fact. many are first brought
out from the workrooms tomorrow. made
up by our miliners from the higher
priced materials which we are speedily
closing out. Il is an exceptionally fine
opportunity to secure a hat
Third floor F ST.
Evening star., 1914-07-09
Friday Special in
Women's Imported
Combination Suits.

30 dozen women's Imported Swiss
Ribbed Combination Suits. low neck
and no sleeves. with tight-fitting
knees. Sizes 4, and 6.
$1.oo each. Regularly $1.25.
And the following:
II pairs women's Drawers button to side, lace
trimmed umbrella leg; very fine Isle; sizes and
5; 5Oc pair. Were 75c.
27 Womens Combination Suits. Isle thread,
low neck and sleeves: lace ce-trimmed umbrella
leg: sizes and 5: 35c each. We're soc.
Main floor, & st.
Evening star., 1914-07-09
Women's s Dresses.

The low prices that prevail on these
Dresses make them unusually good val
ues-styles are among the prettiest Of the
late models. and fabrics and colors are
those which every woman will want:
and they are offered for Friday at prices
nearly half their former markings.
Evening star., 1914-07-09
White Washable Skirts.

For Fridays selling we offer
IS White Wash Skirts, of pique,
rep and linen-all manufacturers
samples, and models of which
there is but one of a kind. Sizes
are IS and 26, 40 inches long.
Special price, $e!oo each.
Values up to $3.50.
White Pique Skirts. in plain button
styles. or with long or short overskirts.
are to be had in all sizes up to 81 waist,
for Fridays selling at the
Special price of $3.50 each.
We have just received a new line of
White Wash Skirts which we will place
on sale Friday morning. All are made
in the latest style. with the modish long
Russian tunic: fabrics are piaue. rice
cloth and ratine.
Special price, $I.oo each.
Third floor, G st.
Evening star., 1914-07-09
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS
Plans for New High School
Building Are Under Way.
BALL GAME FOR CHARITY
Another Alleged Disorderly House Is
Raided-Amendment to Charter
Is Granted.
speeisl correspondence of The star.

Speeisl Correspondence of The star.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, July 9.-Plans for
the erection of a new high school at
prepared by City Engineer +. c. Dunn.
1t will be a modern structure in every
detail. two stories high. 1t will cost
10000. money for the building being ap-
propriated some time ago by the city
council.
What promises to be a very interesting
game of base ball is that slated to be
tween teams representing Alexandria
Washington and Andrew Jackson Lodges
of Masons of this city at the Alexandria
Base Ball Park The game will be UNI
pred by Schaefer and Altrock of the
Nationals. and the proceeds will be for
the benefit of the Alexandra Hospital
building fund
Darly this morning policemen ra1oeo
the house of Irene McDermott. North Lee
street and took the McDermott woman
and four men In custody. She was
charged with operating disorderly house
and required to leave collateral in the
sum of 500. while the four men lett
collateral in the sum of $40 each.
Two months in Jail and a fine of S25
was the sentence imposed on William A.
Parker, colored by Justice Finney. AL
exandria county. on charge OF creating
a disturbance on an electric train on the
Washington Virginia railway. July last.
Beverly Tyler. colored. who was also
taken in custody upon the arrival of the
train in Washington. was acquitted by
the court.
Evening star., 1914-07-09
A Friday Special Sale of
Mems New and Perfect Summer Paiamas

Mems New and Perfect Summer Pajamas.
Lessenns the price such small percentage of their
worth fresh perfect aamas that those who
need them Immediately should anticipate future requirements
The entire lot manufacturers surplus stock overproduc
made with the fneness of fabric
and coongs and of fit that
require selections.
The price the goods both told of in the fol-
lowing brief descriptions
and
large size pearl
zes.
N> suit Nai"ee up " @''''' $II5 su-vaues $500
An
in
ln,edum large sizes
sut-values $500 SI.35 sui-vaues to $500.
Evening star., 1914-07-09

disc at Deep Price Concessions Exceptional dcnsany Immediate
and Future Wants Can Be Supplied Surprisingly Economical Pces
Friday Clearance Of
Bows Wash Suits.

Friday Clearance of
Boys Wash Suits.
A lot of Boys Wash Suits. in
Russian style; plain colors and
striped patterns. which have be
come soiled from handling, Of
tered for FRIDAY Clearance. IN
sizes from 21s to 6 years. at the
special price of
S1.@5 each.
Were S2.9S to $500.
: And the following:
as BOYS Fine Quality Blouses. IN various
striped effects. with Isundered collar hards.
sizes S. TO- II. 12. 13. II. Il and Is; Sc each
for 81. IN.
IL Boys Straw BATS in MILDLY. rah rsh and
Tyrolean shapes: sizes 10 years: SOC esch.
Were 81 90 and S1.so.
IL Boys Straw Hats rah rah MILDLY and
Tyrolean shapes: sizes 10 years; 25c each.
Were 81 90.
q Boys All-wcoI Suits Norfolk Jacket styles.
IN shades Of tan snd gray; sizes 70 Is years;
81. 75 each Were 500 and $500
"a pairs BOYS Auwo Pants. unlined, service
able shades; sizes :. s. TO- IL, H. IL aud IL,
Special price, a3c pair.
Second floor. st.
Evening star., 1914-07-09
Youth Saves Her From Jail.

Elizabeth Bryant. colored. twelve years
old, was charged with stealing two rugs
and a go-cart from the locker of Mrs. w.
D. Ogden in the basement of the Fairfax
apartment house in police court today.
Owing to her youthful age. the court
turned her over to her grandmother for
correction.
The picnic at Luna Park. July T. for
the benefit of the Alexandria Hospital
building fund. netted s70S5. which was
turned over to the general committee by
A. D. :Brockett. chairman. 1t is an
nounced by the committee on site for
the new hospital that it will be open for
suggestions for site for the hospital up
to and including Saturday next
The state corporation commission has
granted an amendment to the charter
of the Seminole Land and Investment
Company, incorporated, this city, de-
creasing its capital stock from $550,000
to S397,600
1t also has amended the charter of
the Milboro Lumber Company of Mil
boro, Va, Johnstown, Pa. incorporated,
and Alexandria. Va, changing its name
to Miiboro Lumber Company. Incor-
Noah waddey, Thomas Roddy and
William Phillips, first named sentenced
to serve a term of three years in the
sentenced to serve one year each, were
conveyed to that institution in Rich.
mond today.
Delivers Temperance Address.
Mrs. Amy C. Weech Of this city de-
nvered a temperance address on Law
Enforcement" this week at the court
house at Spencer, W. Va She also spoke
1t Proctorville. Ohio. She will begin her
work in the Virginia campaign the lat
ter part of this week.
Hugo Herfurth, charged with selling
fireworks July 3 and 4. was fined SIS in
the police court today. Three offenses
were urged against him. Through his
attorney. Howard W. Smith. he noted
an appeal. Mr.. Herfurth told the court
that he tried to sell only to those liv-
ing beyond the confines Of the city,
and Justice Cation declared that this
made no difference. as the law provides
against the sale Of fireworks of an
explosive nature.
Rev. Ellis @. West of Falls Church
will occupy the pulpit at Trinity NJ. E.
Church Sunday. and the pastor of the
local church. Rev. G. A. Luttrell. will
I'LL Rev. Mr.. Vests pulpit.
At a meeting of Fitzgerald Council
No. 459. Knights of Columbus. last
night one member was elected and one
application for membership received
and other routine business disposed Of
Evening star., 1914-07-09
Bathing Suits.

Mohair Bathing Suits, sizes "a,