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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-19
WO OMEN S SILK GLOVES ALL
 WELL KNOWN ADvERTIsED GOODS

Two clasp silk glove, tans black. gray, p0ngee and white. Regu- lar price 5cs Sale price 64c TWO clasp silk glove. white with
 S1-00- Sale price sDc Two clasp silk glove in white, black, pongee, gray and tan Reg ular price soc Sale price Sge 16 button silk glove. black and white, with Contrasting stitch { ings. Regular price sl. 30 Sale price s-s.s- v HsAHsR 16 button silk glove. (white and black3- Regular price $1:26: Sale price -24- s 1 .Oo button silk glove in tan. gray
 pongee. black and white. Reg X I 3 button silk glove in tan, pongec, black and white. Regular price 75c- Sale price 64c Long washable chamoiseEte glove
 16 button Regular price 100. Sale price {. i.s. =. .-'s S9c Two cIaak silk glove. black, white and gray Regular price Soc 16 button silk glove. white. Regu-
 lar price S1.00. Sale price.l sue 12 button silk glove white. Regu-
 lar price 75c. Sale price 64c Ladies two clasp silk, glove. white and black double tipped. Regular
 
 Ladies' two clasp silk glove, ern-
 broidered wrists, black. white
 and gray. Regular price 75c.
 Sale price .s.s- -SOc Niagara Maid Ladies two clasp silk
 glove. black, white, grey, ana
 navy. Regular price soc. Sale price ~ '. ssvc Niagara Maid Ladies long silk glove. 12 button length in pom gee, navy, white and black. Reg
 ular price 75c Sale price soc Niagara Maid Ladies' long silk
 glove, button length. pongee,
 and navy. Regular price $1.00:
 Sale price U z -s- 60c Niagara Maid Ladies' long embroi- s dered silk glove, 16 button length
 in sky and pink. Regular price
 $2.00. Sale price -0Sc Ladies' short lisIe glove in white,
 gray. tan and black. Regular price 25c and soc. Sale price i0cs
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-19
CONFIRMATION

Ladies Com mbdnations, made of fine nainsool<. batiste and crepes drawers circular and straight with rslffl es Of Swiss er1abroidery and lace Covers pretty trimmed with val edgfngs and ribbon run bead-: in ss also some made of all over ern nbroideries.
 FoTrnerIy sold sf 300. Sale price Horinsrly sss: Ss sold at sa.oo Safe iss pries Froranerly sold at s1.25- Sale price
 }. 0Sc Fonrnerly sold at $1. %. Sale price x1E
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-19
CORSET COVERS

Ladies' corset covers and canni- soIes made Of fine nainsook, batiste and seco silk, pretilys trimmed witl, dainty pa tterns of embroideries and 1aces: some trimmed back and front with German val. lace and ribbon run insertions.
 Formerly sold at $I.e0 and s1.50-s Sale price 5 sss, Formerly sold at 50c- Sale price
 42C Formerly sold at 25c and 39c. Sale price 22c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-19
CENTER PIECES, SCARFS AND SEAMS OF MEXICAN DRAWN
 WORK

Every houseAeeper in Bridgepert can enjoy big savings because we have reduced merchandise that ev- cry home must have.
 Regular price $1.3s. Sale price 9sc Regular price $1.Is. Sale price 7ec Regular price s1.2e. Sale price soc Regular price $1.y9 Sale price s1.383 Regular price s9c and 29c. Sale
 price 18cs
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-19
BED sH'EETs

It will pay you to buy these and lay them away ust note the say ing. s.s Inbieached Sheets, 72xa O R Reet1 - pric6Te 76c. Sale pr1eH 2. 80Es JnbIeached Sheets. 81x9O. Regular
 price 59c. Sale price 10 White Wing Sheets, Err 72x90 < Regular priee ae Sale price 80c Pequot Sheets 54x7 7z. Regular l price 72o. Sale price ]. COG Pequot Sheets, 63x90. Regular price s2c. Sale price roc sPequot Sheefss 61x99. Regular
 price $1.10- Sale price 68c Pequot Sheets, 81xe0. Regular
 price $1-00- Sale price 84c Anchor Sheets, 72xs0 Regular
 price 7ec. Sale price dAc Anchor Sheets. 81x9o. Regular
 price 89c- Sale price .-.- 54c Anchor Sheets, 90xss. Regular
 price g9c- Sale price .a. $40 Anchor Sheets. g0x108. Regular
 price $1-00. Sale price 0Ac Anchor Sheets, s1x9o, heInstitched.
 Regular prdoe 9Sc. sale price S4c Anchor Sheets. 7zx90, hemstitched.
 Regular price 89c- Sale price T4c Oakland Sheets, 72x90 aprn Regu-
 lar price Tie Sale price soc Oakland Sheets. lx90, apm. Regu-
 lar price 79c. Sale price 64c ] E1n1dale Sheets, s1xs0, apn. Regu-
 lar price 69c. Sale price. -. 959xs
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-19
CHILDREN'S 'S AND INFANTS WEAR

Infants, long dresses, made with lace and Embroidery yokes, for meriy sold at $1.26. Sale price Long dresses, made of fine batiste,
 some with gokes; others trim med with beading at neck and sleeve, formeIy sold at 5Sc- Sale price 4oC Infants long and sort dresses and
 slips, made with yofkes of lace
 and embroidery. formerly sold at 25c. Sale price 1eo5 Children's short dresses, made of fine lawn and batiste and pret- ti1y trimmed with val lace and baby ribbon, sizes 0, Il, 2 years,
 formerly sold at $2.P0- Sale price $1.S7 Short dresses with yokes of wallace
 and embroidery, the skirt trim med with val. insertion and fin-s ished with deep hem. sizes 1 to 6
 years, formerly sold at S1-00-
 Sale price SIC French dresses. made of fine lawn and trimmed with fine val. lace and ribbons the skirts finished with val. edging, formerly sold
 at $500. Sale price. $2.69
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-19
PRINCESS SHIPS

Ladies fine nainsook and soft muslin princess slips with hounces of einbroid cry, val and linen laces, tops pre1tily trimmed with val. lace and ribbon run headings.
 Fsormerly sold at $s.oo. Sale price
 ]. ]. s. 5. -s.. .:--. $2.35 Formerly sold at s3.60 and $2.26-
 Sale price -59 Formerly sold at $1.50. Sale price
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-19
TABLE CLOTHS

Some of them a. little soiled but the first washing will make them look new.
 Mercerized cloth, Regular price
 $1.19. Sale price S9c Pure linen slightly soIIed table cloth, Regular price $1.8s. Sale
 price; = -- :. $ f:49 Table cloth. pure linen hemmed
 stitched. Regular price S1.69-
 Sale price $f 80 Table cloth, pure linen, slightly
 soiIed Regular price s1.38. Sale
 pTicS =. < E. :. !. Soc Table cloth. mercerized. Regular
 price $1.49. Sale price .10 Table cloth. pure linen slightly
 soiled. Regular price sL98. Sale
 price Fl .50 Table cloth, Turkey Red, Fast col # or, guaranteed. Regular price
 $1.49- Sale price 70c Lunch cloths, pure Iinenl Regular
 price $1.19. Sale price soc Lunch cloths, pure linen Regular price 98c. Sale iprice..- ..4. 78c Lunch cloths, pure linen, round.
 Regular price $1.2s. Sale price = ...z
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-19
DRAWERS

Ladies' drawers offgood quality muslin, crepe. batiste and nain- sock with ruffIes of lace and en brofdery. These are circular. straight. Helena. and bloomer styles. Formerly sold at s1.00 and s1.25.
 Sale price SIC Form meriy sold at soc Sale price
 40o Formerly sold at 25c. Sale price
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-19
WELLS

In navy brown, Copenhagen and
 sky Regular price $1.Oo. Sale price .f- ... z. 09c Chiffon wells, two yds long, brown
 and black. Regular price 79c.
 Sale. price --.- l. S8c Silk null scarfs, assorted desiens in pink. sky and lavender Heeu- lar price SLIGO. Sale price. S9o Lace shetland veils. various de- signs in black and white, plain meshes, scroll patterns
 Regular price soc Sale price gee Regular price 75c Sale price 41c Regular price S1-00. sale price 08c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-19
VEIL.INGa

ChiRon yelling. double width,
 black, navy. green. brown and
 sky. ReguIar price soc. Sale
 price .l. ...s... -.. 21c Chiffon yelling. single width, in
 brown. red, and other shhdes.
 Regular price 25c. Sale price 90 Mesh yelling, plain and shadoMeds
 white, black, brown; gray and
 navy. Regular price 25c. Sale
 price ss-sy .4 47c Regular price soc. Sale price 800
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-19
BLANKETS

Blankets Regular price sI.os. Sale
 price .5. .s. 75c7 Blankets Regular price $zsos- Sale
 price $1. 60 Blankets. Regular price s2.25s Sale.
 price :. .ss $1 .78 Blankets Regular price 4sc. Sale
 price 39c, Dish Towelipg at Sc, 7c, Sc, 1Oc, 1sc
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-19
BATTENBERG CENTER PIECES

Regular price $1.9S Sale price $1 .49
 Regular price $2-49 Sale price $1-z9. Regular price $3.9s Sale price $1.9Ss Regular price $5.98 Sale price $S.9S
 Regular price $6.98 Sale price $3s s9Sa
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-19
NAPKINS AT 4c

Table Sets. Regular price $4T5s
 sale price {. 2. Z. $3.49 able Sets R RegaIar price s2.gS
 sais price Z. :. $1 80 liable gular price 4 ss. Sale prIcss $s.79
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-19
HUCK TOWELS
TURKISH TOWELS
COMFORTABLES

Just the thing for Cool Nights Note the reduction.
 silk Comfortables. Regular price s5-ss. Sale price S3-9S Comfortables. Regular price S1.4s. Sale price 9Sc Confortables. Regular price ss.24. Sale price S2.24 ComfortabIes. Regular price $1.o9- Sale price 58c Comfortables. Regular price $1.9s. Sale price ......a..s.... SLAB Confortables. Regular price s2.as-
 Sale price $1.z9 Confortables. Regular price s3.4e.
 Sale price ...... $2.49 Comfortables. Regular price S1.00. Sale price ...3..s.. 89c Small Crib Comfortables. Regular price 49c. Sale price S4c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-19
PILLOW CASES PLAIN HEMSTITCHED AND
 SCOLLOPED

ReguIar price7 7c. Sale price 14c8 Reguiar price I SC. Sale price 15c Regular price 27c. Sale price 12c Regular price Sc. Sale price 16c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-19
SILK AND WOOL
DRsEHeEe

f7Insdrsds sf dz.sszses featuring every stgfe. all materials and coI- ers. priced at che folio wing graat reduott0ns in the .DzRsol 1t1o1 Sale: Silk EtrssE Dresses, for n1srly sold
 at $2s-o0. Sale prIces. s14. .y5
 at seo.00l Sale price ef0. IS Silk Street Dresses. for HerlV sold
 at $15-oo. Sale price $6. .76 silk Street Dresses. for merly sold ONE LOT or SAMPLE
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-19
KIhdoNAS

Ladies' short kimonas made of good quality lawn. in black and
 white, extra sizes. Formerly sold at 59c. Sale price. 44c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-19
FRILEING

Ecru frilling in net and shadoR la-
 ces in assorted widths Regular
 price 25c. sale price 17c Regular price 4sc. Sale price S4c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-19

French dresses prettiIy trimmed with fine val lace: others made of ernbroidery fiouncing, sizes 2s to S years, formerly sold at $3.oo and $2.25. Sale price 1.87 ChiIdren's s colored dresses, made of good gfnghan in blue and tan. sizes 2 to years. formerly sold at 59c. Sale price 40 ChfTdren's rompers and creepers in seersucker pongee and galatea, sizes ? to s years, formerly sold at 50c.9 Sale price 42c ChiIdren.s drawers made of line muslin. trimmed win inc van. lace and ernbroide sizes 5to Ie years. formerly v sold ats50e. Sale price :. :. .s.|. s.E. - 42cs Children's guimpes made of good quality lawn, fronts nicely. trim med with embroidery and lace insertions neck and sleeves trim
 med with fine Val. edgings,slight- ly soiIed. formerly sold at soc, 75c, e8c- Sale prfces -s- SIC CHII.DREN'S COATS Lof Of sailed coats for children
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-19
iHANDKERCHIEFs

Pure linen (seal paclEage) hand kerchiefs, wide and marrow helns.
 Regular price 25c. Sale. price f7c Pure linen ladies fancy hand kerr
 chiefs, with embroi dered corners.
 Regular price 75c. Sale price 1gc Pure linen ladtes5 ndkerchiefa
 with Armenian lace edge and aIu-
 broidered corners. Regular price
 soc. Sale price soc Pure linen ladies' and childran's handkerchiefs- Regular price
 72Ac- Sale price ..-.s- t-..f. .5c Pure linen ladies initial handixer- chiefs, embroidered ccrners. Regular 19c. Sale price 1Dc Ladies' Initial handkerchiefsz of hne Shamrock lawn Regular price
 f6c box of 6l Sale price ... 20c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-19
,CHIIDREN'S CONS

Lot of soiled coats for children, s to ss6 years. made of broadcloth
 and serge formerly sold for 3,
 $4, s and $6. Sale price 87c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-19
RUCHTNG

Chiffon silk cord and lace ruching,
 a black, white, red and a1xy. Reg- ufar price 25c- Sale price tOc yd
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-19
TABLE DAMAsK BY
 THE YARD

Pure linen, 72 inches wide. Regu-
 lar price s1.00 yd. Sale price s7gc Pure linen. Regular price roc. Sale
 price ......s.. ... BOc Cotton Table Damasl<. Regular
 price 3sc. Sale ,price ..... 29c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-19
NECKWEAR

Ladies neckwear including lace stocks, fancy 5abots. lace and lawn dutch collars, boadoir caps. coat sets and windsor ties.
 Regular price 98c. Sale price 5pc Regular price 4ec. Sale price tDc Regular price z5c. Sale price 1Ac
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-19
DRESSES

Street. Afternoan and Evenfng models, in taReta, crepe meteor,
 silk fai71e, rasessaline beautiful
 new models with tier skirts and
 trimmed with shadoxs lace, ern- brozdery. silk girdles, etc. Sale price $S.z5
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-19
CREPE DE CHINE
 WAISTS

Formerly sold Ut .oo. Sale price H'orlnsrly sold zt 800 saie pries
 .3.s. - ' .s s.s .ss K. .ss $8.05 Form erly sold at A DO. Sale price
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-19
oHIIDREN's COATS
ODD LOTS OF COATS

of every dascEs ptzen. i1aoz1zdfnK a .<ezF evening wrapsuot enough Of any ons kind to descffbei or price sp&cla{7y, but enough inAsH to of far Ia eanoice that will be tt1e big EnsE kind 0E a bargain. This lot is aH pr4re-Ea@Elzed at less than soc
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-19
BED SPREADS

FFinged Spreads, avp. Regular
 price $2.79- Sale price S2 30 Plain Spreads. aep. Regular price
 $2.24. Sale price $1 .88 Plain Fringed Spreads. ytn Regu-
 lar price $2.98. Sale price $2 .S9 Quits, Cay. Regular price s1.6e.
 Sale price :. ]. -s..s-s :. $f .S0
 Sale price ss.s ' ss1 .29 Plain Spreads, atp Regular price
 $1. 50. Sale price .$1.20. Plain Spreads. avrn. Regular price
 $1.79- Sale price @1.40 Piain Spreads. Regular price $1.0O.
 Sale price .l..- :. .s. .aa-s.s, FOG Plain Spreads. op. Regular price
 Sc. Sale price F. . ~. 79c Plain Spreads. Regular price $1.19.
 Sale price soc
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-19
SCARFS OF LACE
 WORK AND EMBROIDERY

Regular price s19S Sale price Sf.2e
 Regular price $2.4s Sale price Side Regular price ss.4s Sale price $1.9s Regular price $3.4s Sale price $2.49
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-19
sERGE ssKIRTs

Skirts formerly sold at $ sz5:
 Sale price <. $4.7B Skirts fornerly sold at s5 %. Sale Skirts form erly sold at s4 Q Q. Sale Skirts formerly sold at : 8. 70. sale
 price 2. .e. s.Il- = $2-3s5s
 PLAID SKIRTS
 skirts formerly lat $500. See
 r3rfce . :. . t $3.DS Skirts formerly sold at s4. %. sale
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-19
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
 IN THE DISSOLUTION SALE PETTIOOATS

e.Izadies', petticeats made Of soft muslin and nainsook some with to match Others with f1ounceS of solid val and shadow laces, nice-t Iy finished with ribbon run inser- tions.
 Formerly sold at $3.e6. Sale price
 go. .S5 Formerly sold at s2.a5. Sale price
 -s-s. .. $1 .65 Formerly sold at s2.oo. Sale price ! 4 z -.ss .s. : -s. $1.5g HofzheE1y sold at $1.00 and $I.2o.
 Sale price .f.ss.. 67o For7nerl Y sold at 7sc and s1.oo.s
 Sale price 67c]
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-19
'WO1ME E.N X

Basnaacaazas that fornaer7y soid at
 $10-06 Sale px1ce. -47. $G- T5 Ra1r1acaans f71sf 4orne11y eold at
 s&r an Sale u1-f<.<. z A zz-t &A zs
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-19

Black, white and coIored strf pes. Form er1y sold at $2s0o- Sale price x. ! Z =. : Y ;. S1.6T
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-19
WOMEN s CLOTH COATS AIT $3.65

One lot of about 5o Coats, a conec-
 ton of odds and ends, in all co1-l ors and nlate fa1s, In the Disso-. 1utlon Sale at 4S. e5
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-19
CHIFFON WI AISTS

One lot of about 100 chiffon waists. Z in all coIors. formerly sold up
 to $3.9s. Sale price g 1885
 vxy A esrr esrrxx rxT rnuics
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-19
SILK DRESSES SLIGHTLY SOILED
AIB-WOOL SERGE

SERGsE ANDf CREPE DR,EsSEs
 BLACK AND COEOR8
 Dresses formerly sold at sd -6u. Dresses formerly sold at $1z-09. Sale urice. $7.z5 Dresses formerly sold at 5000. Sale price. SC. IS Dresses formerly sold at $6. %. saIe price ... =. $3. 75 Dresses formerly sold at S. oe- Sale price $sass 5
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-19
WHITE VOIT.E VI AIsTs

FFormer1y sold at $400 Sale
 price .85 Formerly sold at $3.o0. Sale
 price .s. <. .s.sl .a. 91.95 E'o1uner7y sold at $2.00. Sale
 price .A.. 41.45 Formerly sold att $1-00. Sale r14if,<s F as <7xx,
Evening star., 1914-02-04
PROBLEMS OF SOCIETY
CONSIDERED BY WOMEN
Normap Hapgood, Stanley Finch and
Others Speak Before Civic
Federation.

Norman Hapgood. Stanley Finch. or
ganizing head of the National Social
Welfare League and Nine. de la Ruelle
We're the speakers at yesterdays meeting
of the womans department. National
Civic Federation. at RauSchers.
Mr.. Finch spoke briefly on the objects
of the organization which he represents,
being compelled to cut his remarks short
in order to attend meeting of the Cen
trail Citizens Association. called for II
o'clock to discuss plans for aiding the
women and girls of the segregated dis
trict who are to be thrown upon the
streets when President Wilson signs the
Kenyon bill
In the diplomatic fashion of the trained
journalist, Mr.. Hapgood, in his address
dealing with the advancement of women
and the quiet assumption by them of
their proper sphere in the scheme of mod
ern civilization, skated over the thin
ice of suffrage without causing offense
to those of his audience who do not ad-
here to the beliefs of the suffragiSts.
Conveying the distinct Impression
that he favors equal suffrage as the
logical evolution of the problem of
proper relation of the sexes. Mr.. Hap
good did not in so many words de-
clare that in equal suffrage is to be
found the true solution of the read
justment now going on in this and
other countries.
Politics today" he declared, "is more
a matter of common sense and common
fairness than an exposition of abstract
beliefs and theories. No man or woman
can be truly progressive, in this pro-
greSsive age. without being truly dem
ocratic: and true democracy implies alb
solute fairness in all our dealings, of
any kind. with our fellow-crea lures.
whether men or women
Nine. de la Ruelle. who has spent the
last year in the United States study
ing industrial and educational ques-
tions. described the present system of
industrial education in France. par
ticularly with regard to inspection of
industrial plants and the enforcement
of proper conditions therein.
Mrs. Archibald Hopkins, presiding,
called the attention of the members of
the woman's department to the fire.
quent violations of the smoke law in
Washington. and urged her hearers to
take a personal interest in bringing
about the enforcement of the law
Il am informed" she said, that you
are privileged to go direct to Presi-
dent Wilson with statements in re-
gard to the violations of the smoke
laws of the District of Columbia. You
can go to the District Commissioners.
and it is your duty. unless you wish
to see Washington become as dirty and
unlovely as Pittsburgh or New York. to
take a personal interest in bringing
about the enforcement of the law"
The meeting was held in the large
ballroom at Rauscher's. the audience
filing the room. Mrs. Wilson, wife of
the President and honorary president
of the department., was present
Evening star., 1914-02-04
LOCAL SINGERS TO GIVE
MENDELSSOHN'S "ELIJAH''
Washington Oratorio Society to Pre-
sent Noted Composition
Tonight.

The Washington Oratorio Society,
whose object is the development of ora
torio and sacred music, is to give Men
delssohn's wonderful oratorio, Elijah, -
Connecticut avenue and 18th street. un-
der the direction of Sydney Lloyd Wright
son.
The soloists for the service are to be:
First quartet. Ethel HoltZcaw Gawler,
Richard P. Backing, Beulah l.. Harper
and Charles Trowbridge Tittmann: sec
ond quartet. Christine Church, John c.
Klein. Zell Weaver jayne and Caspar G.
Dickson. Harvey Murray is to be the
organist. and will play Mendelssohn s
Priests March as the offertory.
Following the oratorio Rev Charles
Wood will make an address, Interpreting
the spiritual meaning of the music.
The Washington Oratorio Society is
self-supporting and none of its officers
or members receive any remuneration
for their services. They feel that the
oratorio. the most majestic of ali music
is fast being put to one side by the light
er popular and less classical productions
and deplore the tendency.
The trustees of the Church of the
Covenant place at the society's disposal
the chapel, with light and heat, for ali
rehearsals. and the church for the rem
| dition of the oratorio. Admission is to be
by card only, but a collection is to be
taken.
Evening star., 1914-02-04
STUDENTS WIN HONORS.
Midyear Examination Results al
Georgetown Prep School.

At the Georgetown Preparatory School,
it is announced the following students
won honors in the midyear examination:
First OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Brown, North
Carolina, and Henry Brockerhoff, Penn
sylvania. Second Observation-Disclosures
E. Montgomery, jr., Maryland. Third
observation-disclosures Dean, Illinois. and
Joseph Cissel, MARYLAND. Fourth prepar-
atory-Edward O'Brien, District of Co
lumbia, and Fendall Cain, District of Co
lumbia. Special classes-Joseph .Arias.
Panama. Geometry-Marcus Miller, Dis
trict of Columbia Algebra-Joseph Dev-
ereux. Maryland; Thomas Dean Illinois,
and Joseph Arias. Panama. French-Jo-
seph Arias, Panama; Joseph Glasgow
Virginia and Cornelius Cusack, District
of Columbia. German-George Brown
North Carolina; Joseph DAILY, District of
Columbia, ard Joseph Cissel. Maryland.
Evening star., 1914-02-04
JOHN C. FREUND TO SPEAK.
"Uplift of Music in America" to B
His Theme.

John c. Freund. editor of Musical Amer
lea, is scheduled to lecture in the audi
torium of the new National Museum Fri
day evening at s:15 O'Clock The lecture
it is announced. will be on the subjec,
The Uplift of Music in America"
Mr.. Freund. it is stated. is not profes-
sional lecturer and no charge is made
for admission to the lectures he makes
in various parts of the country. He is an
advocate of the casting aside of the pref
udices against American musical talent
the dissemination of truth in regard to
musical opportunities in this country. anG
Is actively opposed to the indiscriminate
sending of American boys and girls te
Europe for musical training
The lecture Friday night will be given
under the joint auspices of the Rubinstein
Club, the Piano Teachers Association
and the District of Columbia Chapter
American Guild of Organists.
Evening star., 1914-02-04
DOCTOR Is EXONERATED.
Grand Jury Returns Eight Indict.
ments in Other Cases.

The grand jury exonerated yesterday
DR. William L. Tignor. coiored, of a
charge of performing criminal opera
ton. The physician had been held by the
coroners jury as responsible for the
death of Cornelia Love. colored.
The grand jury took no action in the
case Of John Brown. charged with the
unlawful purchase of United States prop
erty, refusing to return an indictment.
The jurors also declined to tndict Charles
Wright and Daniel Newton, against
whom the police had preferred a charge
of housebreaking Eight indictments
were returned by the grand jury. CASTOR
DE Fremont and August Wolf are
charged with hieamy. Assaults with
dangerous weapons are alleged against
Morris Belt, Thomas oliver and Ernest
Holmes. William Johnson, Louis Bur
rows and Charles Hall are charged with
housebreaking Theodore Penn was in
dicted for robbery.