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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-18
COMMISSIONER DAVIS MOVING.
Her Department VIII be Housed In
New Municipsl Building To-day.

Mis- Katharine Il. Davis. Commissioner
of Correction, and her force started yes
tsrday to move the department office
from l4s East Twentieth street. occupied
since April /. 1895. to now quarters on
the twenty fourth floor OF the Municipal
building Miss Davis expects that the
ordeal will DO over by shutdown to-day.
The ''pass bureau will remain IN the
old building until April !. when II IL ex-
pected arrangements will have been made
with the Department Of Public Charities
TO Install the Office on the pier at the foot
Of East Twenty sixth street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-18
WOMEN ON SCHOOL BOARDS. A.,
Sea 'iin, L. l., SD Autherford. N. J.
Honor Then n Elections.

Women we're elected to the school boards
o Sea Cliff L. l.. and Rutherford. N. j..
Yesterday. In Sea GIN the women voters
h"d automobiles In getting men to the
polls and elected Mrs. Minnie ID. Van
HNostrand, who got 23t votes, against l6l
Tor Walter T.. Travis, candidate OF the
eqnaro Deal party.
In Rutherford women couldn't vote.
% the men put Mrs. y. 3. Hopkins on the
echool board--the first OF her sex thus
recognised In ten years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-18
SOCIETY WOMEN TO POSE IN
TABLEAU WITH A LION CUB

5or1e Curtis. Miss Margaret French, Miss
Eleanor Lan,son. Miss Anna Hyatt and
Mile. DE Gonzales are among those who
Will pose In the tableau with the lion.
II will be one OF the scenes In The Rise
and Fail Of Venice" which will DO pre-
scnted on q specially erected stage tak-
Ing in the entire width Of the Waldorf
ballroom. and In which more than 200
people. composing aii of the groups. will
take part.
Many Of those who were in the pageant
at tho Fine Arts ball. held recently at
tho Astor. will be seen. among them Mrs
Stuyvesant Fish. Mrs. Henry Ciews. Mrs.
Amos r. Emo Pinchot. Mrs. Charles b.
Alexander. Mrs. Payne whitney. Mrs.
William Hamilton Russell. Mrs. Walter
Maynard. Mrs. Archer NJ. Huntington,
Mrs. Arthur Scott Burden. Mira. Howard
Gushing. Miss Caroline Duer. Miss An
gelica Brown. Miss Julianna Cutting and
Miss Alice Damrosch.
The programme will open with q pro-
loGue by William Faversham following
which the morality play. ''Mankynd" by
r. II. Markoe. will be given. Afterward
Miss Lucrezia Bori mad Andrea Segurola
Of the Metropolitan Opera Company will
give an act OF Godoni comedy In
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-18

WASHINGTON, March l7.-Presldent Will
son nominated to-day Charles H. Strecker
OF Boston to be Assistant Treasurer OF the
United States at Boston,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-18

Al HslIows Institute. boys. Is W. I?lth g.
Christian Brothers OF Ireland
Evening star., 1914-04-16

EQUITY COURT NO. 2-Justice stafford.
Mussey agt. Fuller; auditors report con-
tirmed: PLAINTIFFS attorney, E. S. Mussey:
defendants attorney, George II. Macdon-
aid.
Tuchton aet. Tuchton; absolute divorce
granted plaintiffs attorney, John Doyle
Carmody: defendants attorney. j. B..
Archer.
Simpson ast. Brown; sale decreed. with
Myer Cohen and Chapman W. Fowler.
trustees: bond, $1,000; plaintiff attor
neys, Wolf & Cohen: defendants attor-
ney. C. ". Fowler
In re lunacy of Caroline L. Rixford; !;
order to institute proceedings.
Rozer agt May: bill dismissed; appeal
noted; supersedeas bond. 500; PLAINTIFF $
torneys. Hamilton. Yerkes & Hamilton.
Horgan agt Horgan: Edmund j. Hor-
gan appointed guardian ad litem; plain
tins attorney. J. v. Morgan.
Charpentier agt. Charpentier: rule as
to contempt returnable April "a: plain
tiff's attorneys, David Rothschild and H.
B. Moulton: defendants attorney. W. f.
Ambrose.
Jones agt. Jones: cress-bill dismissed. .
limited divorce granted: custody of child
given to mother: alinlony and counsel
fee awarded: plaintiffs attorneys. Hay
den johnson and Rice Hooe: defendants
attorney, ". f. Ambrose.
Riley agt. Riley: cause calendared; sale
QecFeeQ. Win NdUTlCe L. ENoSeHDSlS diu
Tracy L. Jeffords. trustees: bond. $4,000:
plaintiffs attorney, NJ. D. Rosenberg: de-
fendant's attorney, Tracy L. Jeffords.
Brown agt. Schultze: lien established;
real estate ordered to be sold. James e.
Padgett appointed trustee; bond $500;
plaintiffs attorneys, W. H. Manogue
and J. e. Padgett.
Johnson agt. Richards: order and con-
sent allowing commission to trustee:
plaintiffs attorneys. ". J. Lambert
and r. II. Yeatman; defendants attor-
ney. j. ]. Darlington.
Chadsey agt. Johnston: rule as to re-
straining order and reference to audi
tor returnabie April "a: plaintiffs at
torneys. Nelson Wilson and W. J. Lam
bert; defendants attorneys, ]. II. Will
son and Archer & Smith
Fennell agt Valentine: order Of pub
lication; plaintiffs attorney. W. P.
Fenneil.
Thompson agt American Security and
Trust Company: order for trustee to
pay certain sum: plaintiffs attorney
A. S. Worthington: defendants attor-
neys, Nelson Wilson and S. c. Peelle
National Savings and Trust Company
agt. Whann and same aSt FenWide:
DEGREES establishing title: plaintiffs
attorneys. Wolf & Cohen.
CIRCUIT COURT NO. 1-Justice Bar
nard
Connolly agt. Lawler; verdict for de-
Evening star., 1914-04-16
Friday Clearance of
Women's Colonials and
pumDS.

Several small lots OF Women 5
Colonials and Pumps that are too
badly broken in sizes for regular
stock are offered for clearance.
They are this seasons styles, and
perfect in every particular. Were
it not for the incompleteness Of
the assortments they would not
be reduced in price.
Patent kidskin Colonials, with welt
soles and Cuban heels: sizes AZ, 5, s.
61a and 7AA: 2la, 3. 81. 4, AZ. and
IA: 2, and 312B; 2. 21: 8, 31s and SIC;
2, 2k and Sd.
Gun Metal Calfskin Colonials. with welt
and TIA: 3B; 3, 31s and &c: 3D..
Tan Russia Calfskin Colonials, with
welt soles and Cuban heels: sizes 31s. 4
and 41eA: 3. %1a, 4, AZ, 6 and 61aB; 21a, 3,
S1a, and &C.
Tan Russia Calfskin Low-heel Pumps.
with ribbon bows; sizes i, AZ. 6, 6la and
7AA; 3. ;la. = ola 9 and 6laA; 5. 31a. j
and 51aB; 3. 31z. AZ. 51a, &C; 4. 4la. sgd
Black Satin Seamless Pumps. with rib
bon bow: sizes 7AA; >. A. ga: 3, 4, AZ,
7B; 21s, 3. and &C; :; and BED.
Black Suede Seamless Pumps. with rib
bon bow: sizes 4. Az, : and 6AA; 8, az,
and 41sA; g. 31s and 4B; :ls &C; 31sD.
Choice at S2.75 pair.
Reduced from $500, $500
and 5000.
Evening star., 1914-04-16
Furniture Department.

Small Early English Buffet. with long linen
drawer and two dish cabinets; $l4.95. Was
$27.5O
Large Buffet. OF crotch mahogany. colonial
design; appropriate for hotel dining room.
restaurant or club: $2OO0 90. Was $4,000
CHARTERED Oak Extension Table, with colonial
pedestal base; S15.75. Was $1,000
Mahogany finished Arm Rocker. with wooden
seat and panel back: 81. rs. Was 1895.
9 Early English Dining Chairs. with genuine
leather seat and back: box frame construction;
$3.50 each. We're $500.
slightly damaged: 81. %. Was 5000
FGmed Oak Dining Chair. with leather seat :
box frame slightly shopworn: s2.25. Was $3.50.
2 Golden Oak Saddle-seat Chairs, uitable for
bed or dining room: slightly shopworn; s5c each.
We're $3.50.
i White Enameled Chlfonier. with five deep
drawers and good plate mirror; Sl1.oo. Was
/ Mahogany Dresser and Chitronier. in Louis
XIV design, with graceful swell fronts and best
French plate mirrors. oval shaped: Dresser.
s31 so. Was $1,000. ChiHonier, $500 Was
$40 90.
1 High Boy. in Jacobean design soft toned wax
finish mahogany throughout: $67 so. Was $l40.0o
l White Ensmeled Dresser. with two large and
two small drawers having wooden knobs; best
plate mirror: $11 so. Was $500.
Mahogany Night Stand. with closed cabinet
at base: $1i50. Was $500.
Sixth floor, G St
Evening star., 1914-04-16
CANVASS IN FALL PLANNED.
Committee to Seek Funds for George
Washington Memorial.

Plans were laid yesterday afternoon
10 begin an active campaign next tall
for the raising of money in the District
toward the proposed George Washington
memorial to he erected in this city.
At meeting Of the Joint memorial
committee. composed of members of the
Board of Trade, Chamber of Commerce
and Retail Merchants Association. of
which D. j. kaufanm is chairman, ways
and means were discussed for the work
and it appeared to be the sense of the
committee that the early approach Of
summer would render a canvass for sub
scriptions at the present time less likely
10 bear results than one in the autumn
Accordingly. John Dolph, Ross P. An
drews and w. S. Coroy were appointed
a subcommittee of three to prepare a
plan for the fall canvass and to report
back to the main committee in the fall.
when the work is to be vigorously prose-
cuted.
Evening star., 1914-04-16
Book Department.

set Universal Encyclopaedia, IL vol
umes, cloth binding; 1902 edition; $500
Was 5000.
! set of Encyclopaedia Britannica in %
volumes, 1879 edition: $3.50. Was $500
/ set Americanized Encyclopedias, in
IA volumes: y leather; 1906 edition: $50.
Was $1,000
25 Rand McNally's New Family Atlas
Of the World: edition Of 1912. containing
census of 1910: 75c each.
25 "a Book of Sweethearts"-a book Of
pictures by famous American artist; CSC
each. Was $500
And the following at 25c each:
FIRST HURDLE AND OTHERS. by
John Reed Scotia book of short stories.
full of witty Dialogues and clever char
acter dra awings. Was $1.o5.
MY LADY'S KISS. by Norman Innes-
a romance by the author OF 1.-The Surge
of War and "Parson Croft Was S1OO
KNIGHT CONRAD OF RHEINSTEIN,
by Julius Ludovici-a romance Of the days
THE ORDEAL, by Charles E. Craddock
| "a romance of strong mans reawak-
| ened love for the woman who Tilted him.
Was $12O.
! Opie Read-a delightful novel by the
author of the Waters of Caney Ford
| Was s1.OO.
| EVERY DAY ESSAYS, by Marion Fos-
| -er Washburne-a book of ten delightful
| ssays. Illustrated by Mary H. Hallock.
Was S1.25
Main floor, Tenth st.
Evening star., 1914-04-16
HOusefurnishing Dept.

Garbage Cans. with deep covers. ReduccI
from Toe 5Sc each
Aluminium Sauce Kettles. Reduced from
81 Go to 81 90 each.
2 Aluminium saucepsns. Reduced from sl.;;
10 81 90 each.
lot Polishing Mops Reduced from slice %
SOC each.
lot Carpet Brooms Reduced from soc to 10,
each.
Carpet Sweepers Reduced from 81 so to
81 90 each
lot Radiator Brushes. Reduced from 2Sc
1s.. each.
Imported Palm Clothes Hamper. EeduceI
from sS - 800
Imported Willow Clothes Hamper. Eeiured
from s. so to s2.oo
square Willow Clothes Basket. 500: va
81 80: | az si.25. 81 $3.50
1875; AT sI.I5 S:.5o; ! Al s2.oe. ra-
s275.
Oval Clothes Basket Reduced from Si.5o
81 90.
Infants Toilet Basket. on stand Redu ed
from s.. 30 to sec.
Fifth noor 81.
Evening star., 1914-04-16
Women's Trimmed
Millinery at $500.

\ collection of the seasons best modes
In Dress and Tailored effects, mostly col
ors, in medium ard small shapes y
splendid variety of smart models from
most any need. That they are reduce
SO greatly in price does not lessen the
intrinsic value. 1t means simply ths
they must find the service for which the,
were created. and We offer them al Ii $
time to give way to the displays Of rnia
summer millinery. The Offering Me.
well repay inspection. TEr
Second floor Tenth ST
Evening star., 1914-04-16
Muslin Underwear Dept.

A lot of Nainsook and Cambria
Drawers, trimmed with embroid-
cry ruffles. 25c pair.
A lot of Combinations, corset
cover and drawers, or corset
cover and short skirt, of crepe and
nainsook, trimmed with lace bead
ing and ribbon. soc each.
10 Sainsook Gowns low neck and short sleeves:
trimmed with embroidery and lace; 65c earii.
Were 81 %
pairs Fine Nainsook Drawers. prettily trim
81 80
Corset Covers. trimmed with dainty embroii
cry edge: 35c each. Were Soc
10 Messaline and Chlrfon Tareta Petticoats. "a
American beauty. emerald and black with RomaG-
striped founces. plated; $500 each Were $500
and s6.55
. Black Cotton Petticoats. with Jersey tops NJ
plated sateen hounces; 75c each. Were $50
Third noor. T
Evening star., 1914-04-16
China Department.

Decorated English Porcelain Covered Dishc-,
Soc each. Were 81. so.
Decorated Haviiand China 1e-inch Meat Plat
ter S2.75. Was $500.
Decorated French China Salad Bowl. 5Ar
Was $l.O0
Green and Gold Covered Sauce Tureen. sl.oo.
Was $50.
2 White and Gold Austrian China Cake Plates.
15c each Were S5c
Decorated Japanese China Chocolate Pot.
75c. Was s. so.
Decorated Japanese China Footed Bonbon
Dishes, 15c each. Were SEC.
Decorated Royal Nippon Fruit Bowl. $50.
Was $3.50
Imported Stems. sl.0o each. Were s. 90
Decorated japanese Handle Relish or Bon
bon Dishes. I5c each. Were $50.
Fifth door, G St
Evening star., 1914-04-16
A FRIDAY SPECIAL SALE FOR MEN:
Sleeping Garments at Low Prices.

possible exclusive representation II
ashngton OF the makers who dispoes OF his
sufficient Now offer OF the best collections
that has
portion Of Night Shirts and Paanlas soed musscd
from their service samples and packing the slight
defects dropped stitches and small oil and
reserved seconds their
believe service the garments will be esened
These lots according grade and quality
marked very much under regular prices.
Night Shirts.
Outing flannel cambria muslin and nansook; plain and
trimmed urdown collars sizes and II. oed
Grades that sell regularly from SIoo sI.5o
Special price, CSC each.
Lot 2-Cambrc and cotton neck with collars plain
styles u soiled Regular zc 8c
qualities Special price, 55c each.
Lot Outing flannel and cambric neck with col
lars plain and trimmed led Regular and CSC quail
ties. Special price, $50 each.
4Cotton and outing flannel IS y slight
ly damaged grades that sell from soc to SIoo.
Special price, $50 each.
Lot Madras and mercerized solid coos;
neck with military collars small and large sizes; slightly
soled Grades that sell from $500 $500.
Special price, Ills suit.
Lot Oun flannel cotton and madras white and fancy eff
medium and large soed
lar prices Special price, 95c suit.
Lot 4-Outine madras coored made with
neck military collar medium and large soed Regular
81 and SI.15 qualities
Special price, Csc suit.
5-Outng flannel madras, with without collars
medium large slightly damaged Grades that pro-
duced to sell from SIoo to $I5o
Special price, 5Sc suit.
Evening star., 1914-04-16
Travelling Goods Dept.

] 45-tnch Innovation Wardrobe Trunk. slightly
imperfect. Reduced from s2o. 90 to $15.0o
4o-inch Dress Trunk. strongly made. ke
duced from 5000 to Sc4 90.
to $25. co.
4o-nch Steamer Trunk. Reduced from, SIS 90
to $l3.SD
2s-inch Hat Trunk Reduced from 500
$500.
! le-inch Black Cowhide Bag. Reduced from
$3.50 to $3.95.
l5.inch Black Seal Leather Bag Reduced
from 914.Oo to $3.50.
Second door, G st.
Evening star., 1914-04-16
Friday Specials in
pi11OWcaSeS.

IS dozen Hemstitched Pillow
cases, of good quality muslin; size
45x36 inches; 6 for ooc. Regular
ly, $40 dozen.
I8 dozen Hemstitched Pillow
cases, of good quality muslin size
45x36 inches; s for $1.oo. Regu-
larly, $500 dozen.
Second noor, Eleventh st.
Evening star., 1914-04-16
FridaySpecial Sale of Mems
Black and Tan Lace Shoes

Two special lots OF Fine Shoe,
Tor men, in the latest models. at a
very low price
Lot MEMS Gun Metal Calfskin Lace
Shoes, made on new and up-to-date semi
English lasts with low broad heels and
invisible eyelets New. smart and desir-
able in every way. Sizes :. IL, si2 ., 9l2
loA: 6i3 to 33aB; ,, 81, 6i2, ., ~, and
&C; 5la, G. :, IL, $. 81. 3D.
S2.75 pair. Values, $500 and $500
Lot Mems Tan Russia Calfskin Lace
Shoes, made on emi-English last of lat
est correct design. with low broad heels
and invisible eyelets. Sizes : to 10A; 6.
:. ~, $. Sis, .. lob; 6l2 to sc; 8 to Sd.
S2.75 pair. Values, $500 and $500
floor +
Evening star., 1914-04-16
Friday Special in
Boxed Robe Patterns.

These Robe Patterns are made
OF a good quality Of Wolfe, and
are all-white, embroidered in a
variety OF designs. consisting OF
~ yards for skirt and ~ yards
OF banding for waist. and enough
plain voile to complete the waist.
These Robes are very specially
priced at SI.75 the pattern.
A small lot OF Linen Torchon
Laces, in good patterns and the
same splendid quality which has
been SO well received on previous
occasions. Special price. SC yard.
Main floor, ST.
Evening star., 1914-04-16
THE COURTS.
Supreme Court of the United States.

Present: The Chief Justice. Mr.. jus
tice McKenna, Mr.. Justice Holmes, Mr..
Justice Day. Mr.. Justice Lurton, Mr..
Justice Hughes. Mr.. Justice Van De-
vanter. Mr.. Justice Lamar and Mr.. JUS
tice Pttney.
Carl o. Beroth of Chicago. Ill: julius
j. Patek of Ironwood, Mich, and w.
Scott Hancock of ST. Louis, Mo. were
admitted to practice.
No. 1875. Alabama and Nicksburg
Railway Company ct al. plaintiffs in
error. agt. Pearl Morris: in error to the
supreme court of the state of Mis-
sissippi; dismissed with costs on mo-
tion of counsel for the plaintiff in error
No. ISL. Charleston and Western
Carolina Railway Company, plaintiff in
error. agt. Lizzie Thompson: argument
continued by Mr.. W. H. Fleming for
the defendant in error.
Evening star., 1914-04-16
Picture Department.

I Tray, with mahogany finished frame. ere.
tonne center and felt back: wooden hanflcs;
size SxlO inches; 75c. Was $1.25
Trays. with mahogany finished frames, Gre
tonne center and felt back: brass handles; size
SxI0 inches: 7Jc each. Were 81 -
1 Tray axl2 inches. with mahogany finished
frame. cretonne center and felt back; wooden
handles; $1.0o. Was 500
1 Tray. Sxl6 inches. with mahogany frame
and handles in piece: cretonne center and
felt back: $50. Was $500.
l Tray. of solid mahogany with handles ~
brass and mahogany: size 12xiS inches; slightly
damaged: $;.o5 Was $3.50
l lot of Colonial Serving Trays. with maho--
any finished frames cretonne cenfers and brass
handles: size Sxl0 inches: 1oc each. Were SO.
Fourth floor, 10th ST.
Evening star., 1914-04-16
Coo ward. Were SI.25.
Department.

pairs Children's Cambria Drawers trimmed
with tucks and embroidery rune, soc pair.
Chiidrcn's Cambria Nishtgovns. low neck
and short sleeve styles. trimmed with lace and
embroidery run with ribbon. 75c each. Were
s Children's Muslin Skirts. with finely tucked
runBe. made on band, 55c each. Were Zoe.
. Children's White Linen Dresses. with turn
over collar and wide belt. embroidered spray
down front. s1.15 each; We're Sc: rs.
. Chfldreu's White Dresses, with red sailor
collar and tie, red belt trimmed with white
braid, S1.e5 each. We're $3.50.
Third door. 1t.
Evening star., 1914-04-16
Friday Clearance of
White Wash Skirts at Sl.75

A small lot of White Wash
Skirts offered for Fridays clear
ance; made of rep, linon and
pique, slightly soiled from display.
Skirts that regularly sell for $2.o5
and $3.o5. Reduced to $I.75 each.
And the following:
IA Skirts Of diagonal serge. in tunic styles:
sizes - to 2S waist; s.. .95 each. Were S57S
Is Skirts, of diagonal serge, in plain or tunfc
styles: 50 .95 each. Value $500.
Skirts, Of white pque, soiled from display;
$2.85 each. Were $500.
Third floor, G st.
Evening star., 1914-04-16
Friday Special in
Nonen's Black Lisle Hose.

50 dozen pairs Women's Inn
ported Black Lisle Thread Hose,
of very good quality and unusual
ly thin for summer wear: double
soles and high spliced heels. A
regular soc quality at the
Special price, 35c pair.
3 pairs for SI.oo.
And the following:
Is pairs Women's Iisle Thread Hose, with dou-
Bile heels and toes: black and white check boots
with black top. and blue and white check boots
with blue top; sizes 8. 9la and 10; 29c pair
We're Soc
SO pairs Women's White Silk-Iisle Hose.
with double soles and high-spliced heels; sizes
S1a. and 10: 25c pair We're 35r.
20 pairs Women's Black I.sle Thread Hose:
with double soles and high -spliced heels: sizes
and So: 35c pair; pairs for $1Oo. We're SOC.
Main floor. G ST.
Evening star., 1914-04-16
Coat Department.

S Showerproof Cloth Coats, q and full lengths,
in tan, gray and blue; $500 each. We're $i2-oo
and $500.
1 Black and White Striped Sport Coats. sizes
"a and SO. 1895 each. Were $l2.7S.
Blue and White Striped Goats, winter weight;
size 30; $500 each Were $3.50.
l Light Blue Evening Coat. with fur collar,
lined throughout; size 80; S1275. Was $500
Third floor. G st.
Evening star., 1914-04-16
Costume Department.

Three-piece Costumes. of velvet. in navy
and black: bodice handsomely beaded draped
Were $3.50.
rhree-piece Costume Of mahogany broad
cloth. with jacket Of velvet $45.Oo Was
$3.50
Threepiece Costume. with chiffon bodice
and short velvet coat. in French blue, 5000.
Was $3.50.
Three-pieee Costume of brown broadcloth
with embroidered chiffon bodice, 5000. Was
$l25.oo.
i Three-piece Costume. the gown Of black
broadcloth and chiffon, fancy jacket Of brocaded
chiffon velvet, $500. Was $115.00.
1 Three-piece Costume OF taupe charmeuse and
velvet $500. Was $500.
Third door, G st.
Evening star., 1914-04-16
800 Out of Work From Strike.

UNION, s. c.. April 16.-Eight hundred
persons have been thrown out OF en-
ployment here by strike Of the weavers
at the Buffalo cotton mills near here.
The weavers allege a reduction in wages.
Officials of the mills deny that there has
been any reduction.
Evening star., 1914-04-16
And the following

q, BOYS Suits in serviceahle co"rs of all
wool material, light weight Norfolk style; sizes
to IS Reduced from $40 and $3.50 to $40
each
$ BOYS Atwood Suits full CUT knickerbock
crs: sizes T. S. II. l.: and l6. Reduced from
s. 90 and $500 to S375 each.
10 Russian Blouse Wash Suits, slightly soied: !:
sizes 2la, !; and 4. Reduced from S1.95 and
s.. -, to a5c each.
j. Boys Atwood Golf Caps attractive col
ors: sizes 6as 10 6a. Reduced from soc TO 25c
each.
l. Boys Felt Hats, tan and gray in tele
scope shape: sizes 69s to 6's. Reduced from
81 90 and 81 80 to 25c each.
Second floor + St
Evening star., 1914-04-16
Friday Special in
BOYS Madras BlOuSeS.

A special selling OF Boys
Blouses at time when the gar
ments are most needed They arc
made OF fine quality madras. III
plain white. and white with col
ored stripes, in numerous colors
and designs: some with attached
collars, others with laundered
neckband Sizes 8 to 10 years.
0Sc each Were 81 90
Evening star., 1914-04-16

]. Palmer Goldsborough. game warden
for Queen Annes county. Nd, died at
Centerville. Md. from nervous prostra-
ton, brought on by the death of a sister.
Evening star., 1914-04-16
Many Feature Lots of Merchandise Make This Remnant Day
Exceptionally Important One.


nt ia
. Large
Evening star., 1914-04-16
Final Clearance Prices on
Remaining Stock of
Wall Papers.

At greatly reduced prices We
offer the remaining stock Of Fine
Wall Papers. including several
styles suitable for Bedrooms, also
a collection desirable Tor Libra
ries, Parlors, Halls. Dining
Rooms and practically all walls
where high-grade papers are de
manded. Included in this assorl-
ment are number of Fine Sfand
kydd English Wall Papers. ais"
several very fine leather effects,
and lot OF High-grade Domes-
tic Papers of a quality we know
to be thoroughly satisfactory and
in good designs.
In the entire stock there are
about SO lots, ranging from 6 to
IS pieces of a kind, all at greatly
reduced prices.
With this clearance OF Wall
Papers we have placed several
lots of Cut-out Borders in wide
and narrow widths suitable for
bedroom decorations of an artistic
and refined nature All OF them
can be used with plain or figured
papers.
The various lots have been ASSORTED
and placed on display. so as to reduce
buying time to the minimum, and TO
aid in every possible way the process
of quick choice.
Papers,. 8=yard lengths,
Sc, 25c, Soc and S1.M.
Regularly 25c to $500.
Cut=out Borders, s yards
to piece, 25c and AOc.
Regularly Sn.OO 6 $500.
Fourth floor. G St
Evening star., 1914-04-16
Friday Clearance of
White Wash BIOuSeS.

Broken lots Of White Wash Biouses, or
valenciennes insertion, tucks and EN-
broidery, plated rufiies on neck and
sleeves. or dainty colored collars of voile
with buttons to match: high and low
neck styles, fastening either IN front
or back
Evening star., 1914-04-16
District Supreme Court.

EQUITY COURT NO. 1-Justice Gould.
Howes agt. Howensten; time to file
transcript extended; plaintiffs attorneys.
c. ]. Murphy and N. J. Colbert; defend
ants attorneys. ]. 6. Fasby-Smith and
r. b Fleharty