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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-13
Specifications

Longer Wheslbass; More Room
inches. Roomy 51passenser Body:
inches more leg-room In front, inches
concealed door hinges. flush handles.
Front springs 81 inches long, practically
nat; rear springs, semi-elliptc, So inches
long. swung under axle: springs self
oiling. Brakes, II inches In diameter.
Lsft Steer, Center Control
Steering wheel at left; gear change and
hand brake levers at drivers right Speed
mounted flush In center Of cowl board
9peedometer drive from transmission
Nen-Glars. Dmmsr Headlights
MN agg. s dss,sn Upper hslf Of bead
glare, complying with many city ordin-
ances and giving full illumination on
at viii through resistance In switch. No
side-lamps.
Equipment and Other Details
16-gallon gasoline tank in eowl; RAIN
half adjustable for ventilation. One
man type top, attaching to windshield.
bess1 Fiji a as . ssc'u: sRs
Hupmobile design, illuninates license
plate and entire width Of road for con-
siderable distance behind car. Non-skid
tires on rear. Demountable rims. oar
sT nt rear for SPAR rim and tire
BY Yale locks; speedomster; Robe rail-.
foot rail and cocoa mat In tonnsau.
Color. blue-blaok with maroon running
gear Price ,. O B Detroit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-13
100000 Pounds of
Extra-Csrade Rubber

Wehave secured abroad-by having men on
the ground-1 500, 900 pounds of extra-grade
rubber. twas practically all the good rubber
available. And we paid the before-war prices.
Ships are bringing this rubber now. Much
Of it has already arrived here.
We bought most of the good rubber.
Prices of off rubber" have advanced. So
the Goodyear factory and the Goodyear users
are in a unique position.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-13
Goodyear Prices
Same as in June

Bear in mind in these extra-price days that
Goodyear tires o-Rim-cut tires-sell at
old-time prices.
To pay more is needless tax. You know
-or should know-that Goodyears are the
best tires built. They outsen any other. They
excel all others in four great ways
In the No-Rim-Cut feature
In the saving Of blow-outs
In combating loose treads
In the Al-Weather tread
These are exclusive features. In these
ways-at least-any price you pay buys you
lesser tire.
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tpdren qaer iibsr bic ghdnFet gelegt, ibr
@edf ipirr inb Nib pur1einonbtrgegas
belt. 1inier 4aenHginer GbefIeutndnt, Elm
9HprgnBe, itiee aus, f6Ias gsipaItie
ard9, bdu1te ieinen Gbdaffeur an, neil
er fTn nidt borher In Der Gtaht srfunbigt,
ob Der Mes frei, nio fhimpfts UNI psts
terte ipeetn Der perIDrsHen 3eit. @lfo
umgstthrt. IS sibt nod etneR anbsrsn
Nag.
8urd bsrrlihe 8dIber esbt bic 6abrt.
Die Sougung Ses Dor inherent BEN speis
ten, Wagsn, fabrsnbsn Mutos anIsrss off
preuBiIdM SherlentHants rsibt gsIbe unD
braune 8lditer bon ben bic gbauHee fdus
member 8dufnen. Gie iDirbeln Ans iua
Gefift. 9tuat, talt. gs Bat in bsr
Raht ben etitsn 5roif sssegn. Wohin
bic Gonns lire Gtrablen nod ni1t ges
feHbst, ba liegt fdnssig Der Ref nuf 8latt
uno Gain. $40 Come III, ba slibert
unb funftlt Is bon t~uuIenb Strahlen.
8agenb Itebet bic FtoI3en gdnnen In bum
lem Grim Der 8~irIent1mme Wsib tpIrft
belle 2ihter in Dds h~erbRIidle 9urbenges
MIR bon RDEb unb Braun unb 0rdn unn
@elb unb Griin. gon3e Garapnnsn off
preuBiiher 0ladilinge, bic bsr 6gimatb
rieDer Suitrsben, pber BE neaerbiHgs bic
beimdtblide ShoEe psrIaFeH baben, BE-
eennen uns. Tubrperte ieber nnr bents
barren Art. unb niht peniee Der graaen
ruHtfden Er~ainpageIHen Saraatsr, bic
man In 10 grocer 3dbl erbeuset, unb bic
man iest ben Bduern gur @erfiguHg ges
ttat, neil nit ihren Gdeunen n1b GtdEs
len unb @auppm aud bas BittbFdaftss
eerdth IN Baud anb 5Iammsn a~Hfgeeans
Gen iDdr. 9oH iiber benz 2etterpdeen
baben fe eintn 2dngsboIfen b%efsitiet, unb
bdriiber baden ls, bic Ridieite mad obsn,
bic btlten 4eppine aus ihren 6duIern ges
Iest. Mts ipanDeIabt 3sIte Iehtn Die Mas
gen aus, Masr mDgliner 1ausrafb ligt
nniek ben Dsdsn llHb xeppidtn btrpcr.
WleER 9stlsn. bas Widtislx anb MsFt5s
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bottle. aoHlablt ban6m an llHlfrtaa
ofr Waafa nab Happen ofatu dnaHbu.
Die gsnls balm Nllibg, ibfs an BE iaus
tfnbtn Anipmobiif Mot atDobnifH
Wlttbt lolaHat ~ieiJuballsH, bA mir Dot
lbtr Hnb. ilHb lmmtg nub INNER nitbu
ruff bsf uHlfrfm auio ala 9tbedaua nit
asaettn. 9nianitrih ben 9autfn 81. .es
lommm nod mtbrl% DEM uniut beibtn
olisnsu Maitinn fn1 bfn btibtn ats
ihloIinH r1aYis- nett poraalauili.
Hphin mir blidfH. hurh1ithfn Edit
ttnsrdItH has eanb. Wil bit aaHaIs bic
Glurm oonanb2. llnb mie itnt. IiHb Ne
5amsiR pol WaFtf. 6itI nHb bort. I'M
adfr blot aB Weas, litai elm Golbai be-
arabtn Dos 6osilh54tn. suA slDd
9aumidmmtn etiarmi, nsisi Fh 5ur
atias unb btobi um5ufaltn. Das grab
IN ~einaduntsh. De- 8obsn N rtatnptih.
Die eanhirabt IN iiri missiabr,n Die
Rdotr bar itpsrm @slmHbt, ba unet
Bdblisu Bspdds, Wuniiionss, Q%Tobinhts
unb 6tlbpplipaagu hahen ben 6abupta
5ufur6l. 5rBibli. geben btr GtraBs
ets @rabens, sitbi f6 Gin brtitsr,
idiettrtt,ner Blob. Der Nab Beg SUB
holis. bas btF Reiitrti unb btr artileris
bic Sttabs irtiIaHm unb aaf BEN Gdbs
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GIN QalplI4itbmtn 6olsu mir zinc mbs
l0s large 1ralnloiannt aH. An,s itioi
graH, bam nniformgnppf hl sum 9aums
btus BET 4itgbt. Tlt Waain, be Define
bH MdltL bic pldhtn abt ben @eIdhts
itn. aafs. SIN Giraemarabtn lisat Gin
iobits 4lrb. Gas n Mot bon Dranaitns
ipliiier sbsr Ghrabnta credit rcrofH. ods
BAT Mot mebr lptlisr i0Husn, 1fiben
lisas cine iobit aab. B0ri nod cine uHe
uoa zine Tas otmt @itbltua N buns
Gers atitprtsn Der Bauer W ant nnb bos
bcn. ipit bu Run tom. Wobl BOT mau
bls mtilt Nieb peaot.tltbsu. abr allts
ionnte Mat rs4hriiis fortetihaiit Dsrs
ben. pa N his ID benz btanb' esbllts
5sa. ia WiRs In6 3ggia. aut 5lritdmpf
Ten, strtttienfr Weibt, unb 1T idliebIih
ptrtnoe. 6unstt oba 9unatnsnt3lns
bnne.
Wi,btf tseeand nns cine aolonnt bon
5li4ikneeH. Misbtr baslslbs Bib, osrs
islbt oanirai. Cbenbrdui niht itIttu elm
6abrrnb. - Inter ben pladtn berbor
ihautn nt1pitriae RdbhmgtFhttr aus
bidtn 1lhnH ~ uns htribtE. Die Job
rer. bic 1amilienodtsr bsirdtifn uns 81
pilinsn mibtramf6. WGrsn mir nidt pen
unItrn Cffi5itrtn nub bon bsipaifnttsn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-28

SpIbaisn btgltttd. triigtn unItre gbnnFs
feure nidt Uniform, mir tdmen nabrs
9aftig niht eintn aiIomster nett. uHabz
iebbur 8iebi iih bic GbanTet bin. Rtdts
Hab lints iine be prddtigen g1ume, esr
Gtol8 bsr 2anbrdfhe, nieosrgslset. Msis
Ienipeit. Die 4rtiIerie mubte freies 5elb
sum SaisBeu 9dbsn. Die gduns tparsn
i'm Wege. 3pei Sdgen ongeiebt, rib rab,
in fpentssn Wingten par Der Baum
burdlhuitten. Zen 9sIegrdpbmfaHgsn
1T es tbenio trgnngen. Qbsr BEL bensn
lpeiB mans beittmmt, bab Der Rug iie
niebtrgsIeet BAT. Die meiitea fnb I6on
erieBt. @ier iinb bic beatIden geamten
pom Ielegrapbenbda tben an bsr ar6eit,
bic fraus btriporrensH 8rdbie 3u entpirs
reu. neut 9fdhIe duf5urihttn. bort Siebi
iih bor einem Sdibsngraben Elm Stas
DISQUALIFICATION bin. Gptpeit bas 4uge
blift, ioipeit reidl sr. 3ebn 9ltttr tisF 1T
has grdBli9e @efpirr Ron Yfdblen uHb
borntseu Drdbten.
gumbinnen. gine tobfs gid6i. Die
GiRpobner fnb etFlobeu. Die GtrdBeu
iinb fin, lesr. 9ier idreitst elm 9oiten
isin Reaier al. Die Bride 1T ldurf be-
paht. Die adoen itnb eei6IoHen, bic
a~uslasgFsnfsr limb singsi6ldgeH rnb NIT
8rettetn b%eruaaeEt. Die Gtraben beTdt
nit 3iegeIitsipen unb 9lusiderben. Mir
ipeilen iaum flint Minuttn i'm Ort, bod
lanee senue. nm gu Ieben, ME Der Rug
bier gslDiithtt. MIes perIhdnoeIt, Be-
fhmubt. befnihtet. Die Cabin ansees
raubt. Die M6bsl in finnloier .3erEt0s
runssipufb seri1lagtH. llnb baHn biz
8rdncfadI hiusin! mdB bort ssinen
2dut. ai6ts rtgt fid. Ridt eiumnl Elm
3ubn lit ibrig gebliebsn. On anStrsn
Doffern lHb Stdbtfen, butA bic mir
duf uHitrer 5obrt oetomrteu, batiea mir
~peniefteas 5apetlsn bds @ndsrn Der trob
ariegssstt betrisbssifrisen 6enne, bns
8riiaen elmer Sub bernornmsn. Qber bier,
blot al bsr 6rense. ni6is bon benz. Cine
tobte Gtdbt.
Meiisr. Der Minb trdat 1barlsn, fri
e&h 2tatp8tANU 81 AifS getADtts 9ttu9l
ben fdbsn, DbeH talten @erun Dor Mns
den serIt6rten MenTduipsrts. Driben,
TN Often, sitbi cine mdhtige Rduhfpolts
am 6immel bin. Dott brsnnt ein 8orf.
90 III nett neg. es muB in RubIanb
lein. Ja Gtanup6Ren Tstigen mix aug.
pie n1itatbraattn 8rDt6sn iDer6en oers
fbeiIi. Sir miiFea partsn, Big elmer Der
cispouiblsn 5erren BON @sneroliiob bic
5ibrung iibernimiut. @ir erbdlten bic
itrenge Meiiuna uns ni9t nit Militdrs
periraen gu unterbaItsn unD mDgEihR
iDsntg 6rageH 81 IttIIef. Cine @eifung,
mir ieibiiberpdHSliA nidt befoIgen,
ceHn i'm 3u Frosen anh 3u srfobreH. su.
thauen unO OF. b5rsH, ba3u iinb mir bod
.bergeiommen. gin Qollege mint su mir:
pIebt merit mnnA bod fnbIid), baB man
Dem TslDe Der Wilton ndbe 1T. Dns iisht
bier bod uE 2ritg ans Die gauge.
GtraBe Der gan3t MorttpEdb ittht bon
MiItdr. pDllsr @ageH, 4fsrbs. Gsit brsii
1dgsE III priiben. pier aiIomstsr lptiter,
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marfGieren muBte. 8ort sieht i6, Ianee
geitredt, Elm braaner 6iigsI bin. Sin
MaFanorab. Sn ban mdIbsrn ioaen nod
oieie 9pbte Iiggen, bsiBt e&. 9arduf IdBi
aud ber u~Hsebenre Gapdrm bsr ardbsn
ihlieBen, Der trtiiheHD, trdaSenb aufftats
teri, IobdI6 bas anatiern unb Nastern
unierer Mot0re bcrbdr pirb.
Gin ulan tegssnet uls, baRn Elm De-
peintHbpote uHf Dem Motorrdb. Mm
meee BAT cine aoIonRe BON 5Iimtlingsu
6dlt gsllrtt, 70 pirb ggrdbe bds Briibs
itiid gstOHt. Rtbgn, DE ber ader Reben
Der 5irabe irug, uHb GsurtofftIn aug benz
Gelbs ienIsitg bes Degeg. llab grDD baz
su. @obin be- @egs2 Sad Snifer6urg.
Wober2 4as G~taaub5aen. sic feien
~beimpetshrt, "a iei Ihnen aber 3a Gniiher,
aud bdtten he ftiu Gbpa9 bort, benn Oas
eiaens 6aus fei 3erft0rt, urb In anberer
2eute 9aqs iDoaten ft iia niat sinbrdns
gen.
aedts BON ber GErabe finb BE Gpnrsn
zines grobeH 9ipdds. 6at MuH', BAT
qrtuBe bort ~aelosertg 0lr MAIDEN cintn
Aueenblid 6olt, nm ob8uipdttgn, bab bic
AnbsrsH ms sinbolen. Die ~un5dbIigen
REORGANIZATION trassn raHif6e anfs
fhrift. Ilfo AuHen tDaren's. 8ds gauge
Sen lift Hbsridt NIT BEN unDefinirbdren
YIanber tsg gitudds. Ser ein Geben
Papist bort Elm Senib. 4ttbsraa erobe,
BON Aegsn beruHteteeDafhgne 6aufen
Strob unb 6su. Die 3~anapfdAIe, bid
ME giftababnj6psatn bie bes Ganbmons
neg IeIo nnagreH3teu, fnb aaaeriHm,
unb lire ongetoblign GHDsn Iiegen ur1er.
Wie oft Ifon Fat Bic GlrdBe s~ssitiert NM
ter BEN 6tampFm ber 6ufe. ipie oft Bat
ber Gabpfdb In 5sIbe BEN fhpergn Eritf
narf4ietsHber Jnfanttfis berlptft. 6eats
tpdrtn e giuFm. his simiurIaiertea, bonn
ipnren Cd Deutfds, bic bic AaHsn Dertries
btn, oann ipjeber bill aRaHsh. 6in ufD
heE. btu lab Der. Die Chen eim GEad.
Dor, Biz Mnbsrm ein Stad sarHd.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-28

worfer Gtaatss 3eitune, bic 9uriner
Gtumpa, Bic 0a5eftd bel pDpoIo, her
Gprriera bella 6errd In Mdilanb, Der
EeEegrdaf in 4lniferbam, BET lieuipe
2otterbamfa e gourant unb bic 4ftens
pDfteH IN Gbritiania fparen pertreten. Der
iteIptrtretsnbe GeneroITtab in Berlin
bette, 1uf GrIunen bes Muspdrtigen
Mnates. bic Reiis Borbersitef, UNI uns Bel
tiingsf2reiEer aus n~eutruIsn gdarera
bard bic Probins 81 fiibren, in bsr bic
MnHen 10 entfebIih gehauft. 70 uniasbars
Greuel peribt, Sunberte 1armioier 9iirs
ger ermprDet, 9auIenbe bon 6dlfern in
nffentn Gtdbten in @rnn6 getgdt 1atIem
Mus BEN Manbt ber Mugen5eassn Ioatm
pfr bic I9tpere AHtIdge gseen bic 4orosn
bes 3aren b0ren. lInb. menu bic 5ituas
tim All Der 5ront Is geltattete, banR fols
ten mir ~inenigiiens aus fi9eret Gnis
ftrnung - cine Ghlddt miiuuleben blrs
Ten. 0as qrogtamm tDHrbe ~planmGBis
bar1gsFibrt, bis anf ben leBten Tbsit, no
mir mebr all lshen unb 81 h0ren beldmen,
uIs lpir s%rtDdrtet unb gebofft bdtten.
3tref 9bereutnants, bet cine BON Iiea=
brrtrstenbsn grOBen @eneroIfnb III gers
lii, Der dnbere BPM @eneraItommanb0
nes 20. Mrmestorps III Mnsnftein, i0dren
unfere trsfflihen Giibrer. lInb bon GtaIs
Iiiponen an iiberndhm ein 6duptmann pDm
20. Armeetorps bic Giihrun9. Der mar
init ber m~pmentanen GitudtiDn duFB Or
nautife bertrait, uHb & betDteS uns Isns
fationsIHferuFn 3eitHngsmeRlAm eth
@ntgsgsnlommsn, Ipie mir es urlS fpeiters
etatnb taam piinFden fpnntsn. @eitsrs
gsbeHo ii lnpobl in iibertrngensn Dis i'm
tuhlfdbIi6eu Slime bee MOrtes uufsas
ioHsn. Nis fi4 fpdtsr eraebsn pitb.
Qlus SnIteFbHfg gire's In faaIsunsr
Babrt nit unIeren bier Mutos bindns, bic
prahtiss 2anbFrdbg entlung. Daa ST.
pad aalO blisb 5uriid. Bonn mir ToItsn
ae Slpsiis aadt III SnHeEburs pvrbrins
a. Qas Meter mar slaE. GI6taIt
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piiif e uns nm bic Cbrsu. ali bic @a'
iaiuen NIT Isb5is aiIomsisr Gtmbnsss
idminbislsil b, Rora,Hlafl burdIdnil.
ten. 3pd Obsr bier aiIemtitr melt iDatrn
mir ssiumm,H, oIs pIosIia bic sttdbt
rstbdrriiabiri mar. Wld9ties gdumt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-28

Der 9auhtfalodt pir6 Dor BEN lie.
Sabrbunbert nirgenbs G~rtpd6nuug eea
than. GrIt 1888 gaben sipei @rie4en
cine QorfteaaHg Dor Carl BEN 5anftsn.
iHOem Tie in sinem umgeEsbrten etpbsn
asftl iiben6 in elm @efDTHer bon Be-
trddtIi1er Eiefs binabsinsen. pubsi re
audi %brennenbe Bergen nit binunlerHdbs
mtn. Die M6uner tornen batuuf, Dbae
i'm minhtftsu Hab esiporben an Itin, nuh
Der 9btrfldhe 3ariid, unD bic aerser
branntsa oud nod ipie Dorbsr.
Mnf il II auabratEilomessr beg
btutfhsn ReiAts tOnmt ! ailpmstss
@rsnss.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-28

~A erin. ben Is. Ciiob,r, Git
Elk ben 1aae lang iiHo auE
SCI miiutr Gabrt EURO Gfr
- prmbtH GiHbride, ME
Id re ME rorber erbaltsn. oui
mid ~tinertirmi. SIN ibtrpdiiigtns
Der Jlaib. limb oonn biitbm mir
Knapp BlpsisinbaIb 5nse. nm NOD Dor btt
Qbrsifs bes eiiiistn Gttunbes. Der mtiut
gnit NIT nod amIila "a nehmsn iih tts
boten battle, ar eas @efdautS. Gtb6rit
rnb erlebie %pHigiiens flihtig Bu iiij5is
rtH. Ta mag midi biel @elheioies oabd
btrunseelpmmm Itin. 60 mdnhss inc
isrrFonts DtiaiI mas ih aberisbsu bdbsu,
70 manaes Bib, bas Fh BEN Mug, ess
brssn. mag bsrasfsu ssblisben lsiH.
Gs ipar bar er6bte Sas unItrtr Rciit.
Der iisbenie Sept,mbr. 5rtib am mors
Gen brahm mir ben SnHerbura bas cine
Ssislane in rnFilttm 8eTfb sspsign, unS
20 RsnnenidnpF itin 6auptqnariisr sts
bait, nnf. glmbinnen mar infer srfes
3iel. bon bort Iolie Is nah Gtalup0ntR
unh bon bn. il mad Der Gage Der Dinst,
nab gnbtiubum uno hinsiH nad Rus
lamb. mad BirbaIen gebsn, roo felt brei
2dggH, felt SoHHias. bic S6Iahi i'm
@aree mar. Wir ipursn bier Amsritantr.
brsi Stalientr. siuti 3oadnbsr uno Elm
N~crtDeesr. Die aFociatsb qrtb. Bic lint
isO prsb, bic RsiD gcrt WorIb, bic Rem
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gnf 0en Sdld6tfeGOe
pom 2Sir6aGeu.

2IugcnbGSsbiIScr BON elmer Sdbrt ourt 0fprcu6eu uno pom
StblaaifsS. = Die psrpaRnnsen Der auhen auf oeutlAem
l3ceen. Das psrIdhene 6umbiuneu. = Die Scuertaufe Ger
SeiunssK oreiponeentsn.
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Don 2lrtbHr O.. 2lbrcebt.
HorrsiPonSsui Der Hen porFsr Stats 5tituns".
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-28

erin. b,n Is. Ciicbtr Git
|, Ben 1aas lang fHb aul
J mtintr Gabri euro OF,
Qtubfn Ginbride, ME
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-10
Safeguarding Poison Tablets.

The proposal contained in a bill intro
ducsd by Representative Browning of
New Jersey that mercury tablets shan be
made In a particular and significant form
would very likely result in a decrease in
the number Of accidental deaths from
swallowing tablets of the poison in mis-
take for headache or dyspepsia tablets.
Mr.. Browning would have these deadly
tablets compressed in the form of collins.
and each should not contain more than
one-eighth of a grain OF mercury. On
these coffin-shaped tablets would be en-
bossed skull and crossbones and the word
poison The boxes or bottles contain-
ing them would also be conspicuously
marked poison. This Legislative EFFORT to
guard people against the dangers of their
own thoughtlessness and haste may save
many lives. The purchase OF poisons Is
too easy and the chances Of confounding
them with houehold remedies are too
great.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-10
The New Spring Displays of
Negliges, Dressing Sacques and
Novelty lind ornaments.

Negiges OF lowered chiffon, iii the draped tunic effect.
with deep rufles Of dotted net
Negliges of SOFT cinging pink chiffon, draped blouse,
exquisitely trimmed with lace and chiffon; plated
ruffle completes the lovely garment.
Crepe de Chine Silk Crepes and Fine Novelty Sheer Ma
terials are shown in many beautiful negliges.
Dressing Sacques OF lowered organdy, China silk fine
lawns and dotted SWISS with boudor caps to match,
in charming styles, embracing the tango, French
and Dutch designs.
Fancy Petticoats Of crepe de chine, chiffon and China
silk, in and distinctive styles that button down
the front, trimmed with wide laces imparting ele
gance and refinement.
Lingerie Skirts and Bodices match. lace and ribbon
trimmed. Plated Net and Lace Skirts with Plated
Bodices to match, dainty adorned with ribbon rose
buds.
Crepe de Chine Combinations in elaborate and plain Ct
fects with rich aces and ribbons New and exclu-
sve models.
Crepe de Chine Gowns in exquisite styles from plain to
elaborate in soft pink and blue shades
Dancing Pettieoats in novel creations for securing tine
fuliness required. of soft white plated silk chiffon
Crepe de Chine Sets consisting of Gown Princess Com
bination Bodice and Pantaloons beautifully adorned
with lace and rosebuds
Cainsoes and Bodiees Of crepe de chine chiffon. China
silk shadow laces. laces and insertions, combined
with rosebuds and ribbons, some pretty lined with
silk to obtain the delightful color tones In white,
pink and blue shades
Silk Petticoats, Special at sass.
Pure Silk some all jersey. others with jersey top ana
messaline ounee, in black and the staple and nov
city eoiors Third soor st
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Distinctive Styles i'm i;
WOMEN'S NEW FOOTWEAR.
Third floor. F st.

Variety OF styles, together with distinctive lnd-
viduay and handsome materials marked chatacter
istcs of the entire display which have selected from
makers whose reputation for quality and correct stand
ards Of style fully justify in recognizing thes pro-
auctions each season.
The slender, graceful lines of fashion followed
out in Footwear the daintest and suerbly
refined style being carried with the arr and
perfection that only from the finest quality ma
terials and best shoemaking talent.
WOMEN WHO ADHERE TO FASHION AND DE.
MAND FOOTWEAR OF HIGH CALDER
SHOULD CAREFULLY INSPECT
OUR SHOWING.
Devon Ties, Essex Slippers and Drexel Ties, with neat
tongue effects and self-covered buckles, made q gun
Patent Leather Essex Slippers with neat colonial ngue
and self-covered buckles, Cuban heels and Eight
weight soles .So.oa PAIR
Gun Metal Calfskin Devon Ties, with colonial tongue
and self-covered buckles, having the Spanish Louis
heeis :. :: :. :. .@s1 ~ pan
Gun Metal Calfskn and Patent Leather Seamless Pmps
with buckles or tailored ribbon
bows VI. 50 to $5oo par
Black Suede Devon Ties, with colonial tongues ana sei
Devon Ties in combination Of gun metal caltsks1 tor
vamp and gray suede quarter with colonial totigue'
self-covered buckle and Spanish Louis heel 5000 pr
Patent Kidskn Colonias. with neat tongue
buckles and leather spool heels. 500 pair
Imported White Buckskin Colonias, with sef-cosered
buckles and Spanish Louis heels. .$ooa PAR
White Canvas Colonials, with sef-covered buskles,
Cuban heels and light welt soles. ..$4oe pair
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government, so will it become the head
quarters OF most Of the national asso-
Citations Of America. One Of the tn'hss
which have retarded this natural move
ment has been the lack OF a great co.i-
vention hall. That drawback may oe
overcome by the construction OF the
George Washington Memorial. hut y
spite OF the lack Of a place io1 "o
large conventions, national oooies
tate toward Washington.
1t seems that Washington snouio
logically selected as the hsadouaftsFs y.
American surgeons. Here is the isfeee'
and best medical library In the country,
The National Medical Museum Is oeSono
comparison with any other medical Inu-
scum in the country. Here are tnrce
great national hospitals-the Naval HOS
pital, the Walter Reed Hospital ana .ae
Hospital for the Insane. Here are IN.
Naval Medical School. the Army Meoica'
School, the hygienic laboratory ana tne
bureau of the public health service.
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Change Of Date.
From the Philadelphia Ledger.

From the Philadelphia Ledger.
The latest blizzard which has put an
embargo on the traffic Of the seaboard
states as far as Washington, coming. as
it does, within day or SO of lnaugufa-
ton day. must make an impression on
the most hidebound congressman that
the date should be changed.
Congress has fiddled over this matter
for years-all sorts Of resolutions and
plans have been suggested. only to meet
with failure. The latest proposal. that
Of Senator Shafroth was reported upon
adversely by the Senate judiciary COM
mittee In consequence. nothing is now
before Congress; but Representative
henry of Texas, who has been an
earnest advocate of the change, declares
he will again try to push the matter
through.
While the needed action is in the ma.
ture of constitutional amendment, at
the same time this Is not an insuperable
objection. April so. the day of Wash
ington's first Inauguration. Is the date
which Congress should agree upon.
Washington is at Its best then, and the
weather chances do not carry the menace
Of snowbound trains for the marchers,
nor pneumonia for the spectators and
participants.
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College of Surgeons.

1t is set forth in the current news that
the American College OF Surgeons may
establish its headquarters and erect its
permanent home in Washington. Here
much Of the business Of this important
organization would be conducted and
here It's periodical meetings would be
held.
All American organizations in the es-
Enlistment of national headquarters
look to washington. Many have already
established their central offices here and
others will do so. The capital has e
strong attraction for national bodies A
it is the headquarters Of the American
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The Plaza to Bloom.

The cinder expanse of the Union station
plaza is to be transformed into a park
Green lawns and flowers win grow there.
The strangers first glimpse of the capital
as he passes out from the Union station
has not been one remarkable for It's
beauty. The strangers first impression
must be one of disappointment. However.
things are to be altered. The station
plaza has developed slowly. but the en-
couragiug point is that 1t is developing.
The engineer Of highways and the su-
perintendent Of parks and parking have
seen directed by the Engineer Commits.
s,oner of the District to take charge OF
the work and by mid-April the present
bare and unattractive space will be a
beauty spot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-10
Peace and the Navy.

Vice President Marshall talks peace in
the right key and With knowledge. He
wants peace. but not at any price He
wants the country to be prepared for
war should war become necessary. And
he feels no assurance that the milien-
mum is approaching at race horse speed.
Such an utterance from such a source
has much value at this time. Secretary
Daniels recommendations for the navy
will soon be under discussion in the
House, and should be adopted. They
recognize a national need. AN adequate
navy is a necessity of the first i'm
portance. All three parties are COM
fnitted to the policy. and the leader Of
the bull moose party has an official
record OH the subject which gives him a
place In the front rank Of the Nays
friends. While assistant secretary Of the