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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-04

leader. rose TO pledge the loyalty Of
ireland and % say the present calami-
~ might nave one happy result Mr
hrdmond was given a great ovation.
The FIRST outbreak Of patriotic en-
.nuktasm since the possibility arose Of
England becoming involved IN the
ar. occurred In London TONIGHT
crowds OF EnElishmeu and FreuChruen
marched through the streets In the
= est end. waving fags and singing
the national anthems When they
reached buckingham palace. 30 re
ponse % great 0utburst Of cheer
q. the king. queen and Princess Mary
erpeared on the balcony and bowed
frknoW ledEemeut 81 tho enthusiastic
dnmonstration 81 loyaly
Ihis did not satisfy tue crowds
Inch chantcd We Want King
George" 90 the tune % the West
minister chimes and sang Rule Brit
auuIca.' This finally brought the king
and queen out again. They were &C
compan.ed BY the prince 90 Wales and
received another noisy greeting The
denomination lasted several minutes
end for a long time after the royalties
retired tho people continued 90 sing
patriotic songs
King George and Queen Mary were
also heartily rhDlrnd when fhrE drove
900 fhe parks lr the afternoon and
Erfaf crowds ramaIndfd for hours
around the palace. The house Of parlia.
uruf and Downing street
People We're Curious
The people generally were uuiem.
rr. frHHEn. apparently being more
curious than excited Occasionally
there was cheering AL some cabinet
minister was seen leaving DE oflcs
.ui Che house uf commons. or on rIa
-1.um from the house and when fle
.IaTla 90 tau palace rrfra were
changed Euf ur frr whole. London.
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ALL POWERS
CcOntiuusa from First PaE.l

British sentiment d. FOR war The
appeals 90 the parficlstH get no hear.
ING Not one man in hundred Iu
London seemingly wants Co remain
neutral
Germany through BIER diplomats. has
fr H1 fo keep Britain ont uF a virtual
offer to refrain from usIu4 her na.y
alHIIsI rance as the price OF Great
Britain neutrality But the English
people clearly are convinced that their
honor auH v.frl Interests compel them
90 protect Belgium. France and the
uth nations -hIgh are their closest
neigLbors
There Del report tonight that HoI-
land yfs been Invaded through the
province OF Lin burg The people OF
Oh" Dutch kingdom resolved 20 10 10
any extremity. are said fO be- opening
tho dIkra and 1oodiue the c6untry
which would make the passage OF an
army Imro sslble
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-04
SAYS RUSSIANS WILL Risg LIKE
ONE MAN 70 REPULsE ATTACK
% ESEAfGs
Nsses Was Forr.c 20 TaEe Mar
Measures when Germany asce
Oerranca

ST PETERSBURG. Auz 9 I'm
perOf Sichoias today issued a n -.f.-
feaio In vhirh Hls Ma.sasy outlines
ne events LEADING up % TIE d-clara
says that -fllsalans vii rise ike ous
itar and VII rspuls~ the lnsol@ut at-
tack % the enemy
Ths teri foiiors
NJ the grace 81 God ~. Nicholas
~ emperor and agfocrat % an me
russians. Hng ~ Poland and grand
dnke Of finland. etc. 20 al our faith
IA. related ~ faitk and blood 20 the
slay peoples and faithful 10 hsr hla-
iorical tradition has never retarded
her fatsf with inffiTerrnre
But the fratsrnal NutIments o.
the Russian people for tho 2lags have
been awakened with perfect unanim
10 and extraordinary force ln these
last few days when Austria Hungary
knowingly addreHEed 20 Srrvla claims
Unacceptable for an independent state
Having paid no attention 90 the
pacihc ann conrtllafory reply % the
srryisn government and havins 49,
lected the benevolent Intervention OF
Russia. Austria Hungary made haste
70 proceed 20 an armed attack ana
began 10 lombard BELGRADE. an open
place
Situation Was Forced
fhfffN % INH ".NNtNanu tNNH Gre
nfed 20 take necessary measures OF
ptecaution We ordered the army au
the navy put on war footing. al on.
same time using every sndetvOr 90
OBTAIN peaceful solution Pour
pAriers we're begun amid friendly 20
lationa with Germany end her ally.
Austria. for the blood and the prop
efty OF our subjects we're dear 10 us.
Contrary % our hopes boz our good
neighborly relations Of long date. sur
disregarding our assurance that the
mobilization measures taken were ln
pursuance 81 no object hostile 90 her
Germany demanded their Immediate
cessation, Being rebuned in this De-
mand. Germany suddenly declared
war on Russia
To-day b. O. not only the protec
ton Of country related 90 ~ and
unjusuy attacked that must boz &C..
corded but we must safeguard the
honor. the dignity and the integrity
OF Russia and her position among tH"
great powers
we believe unshakably that an our
faithful subjects Will rise with uu
animtty and devotion FOR the defense
OF Russian soil that internal dIscoru
VIII be forgotten In this thrrafeuIuE
hour; that the unity 81 the emperor
with bis people will become still more
close and that Russia. rising like one
man, viii repulse the lnsolent attack
Of the enemy
With a profound faith ln the Iu4.
lice 81 our work and with n humble
hope In the omnlpotent providence no
prayer W. call Gods blessing on holy
Russia and her valiant troops
tSiguedl Nicholas"
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BORDER TROOPS


The krouprlnz Wilhelm had been So.
crety fitted out for use for nghting
purposes. The box on the deck was
declared 90 contain an extra crank
shaft The ship was so fully loaded
that coal showed above matches and
-h" settled three feet deeper into the
water than when ordinarily laden
she can travel 40 - knots an hour.
Only tho running lights OF the Kron.
pIinz Wilhelm were up as she passed
out OF the harbor Aside from these.
The ship was Zoo darkness.
Instead OF bearing 10 the northeast.
ward. al trans Atlantic liners usually
do. the kronprinz headed southwark
after clearing the harbor This was
reported by the steamer Segurance.
which came in tonight from SANTIAGO
and passed the German vessel outside
the Ambrose channel lightship.
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EMPEROR NICHOLAS OUTLINES
EVENTS LEADING UP TO CLIMAX

change for letters q credit bspE
checks Or money orders.
Ambassacor PAGE IN London apf
herrics IN france Nere aakss 10 uss
Lhsr lnnusnc- With ffa Brfiah ana
frencn governments 70 Obtain eofd ~
ash these embassy ehecks n nec~s-
Friends and rslauves Of AmsrieaB.
abroad can deposit with ne state d.
peitn"nt bere any sum they choose
md an embassy check Tor a. eguiva !
lent amount an b. issued n Fsroee
No Plans Ssost shisa
A. yst no definite ErrsrFe-,..,f +.
have been made about sElps Arnly
ana navy orcers Eay their fransuorfa
are inadequate and many ARE nor
afalLa1ie Tomorrow Secretary Hrr.
an an discuss the subject Nth a rep
I.-'hta I'VE of ne international Mer-
inat some n the blg ocean liner
owned by com arlsE tn counffies nov
az Naf should be ueutraliEed 20 a.
lp o. able 70 carry Amertcans AND
othrr nsutrals hone such an ar
iah kenent. however. d. nov believed
10 o. impfacticahl- ana 10 o. most
is"iJ That n any ships are chartered
they VII b. those % other neutraf
countries such a. NORWAY. sweden
spain. Portugal or Holland The de-
paI-infnt made this announcement
~ secretary - state has rrcrIv-
"a a telegram from the American am
baisaior ~ Paris in which he states
,AAt ~ thinks that there u no cause
tof alarm on the part % those Nno
remain In that city for the 49,.
ana that De believes Americana viii
o. able 90 leave az some later date III
any desire to 90 90
Cash deposits in all amount. and
AtfreEaung several hundred thoua
amos pi dollars nave poured into the
consular bureau The amouDts yary
from Few yellow backs pinned 90 q
note, 10 certified check FOR three
hundred dollars 90 b. sent 20 ma.
room daughter ln Austris
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NO ARRANGEMENTS
CONCERNING SHIPS
SHIPS o. NEUTRAL COUNTRIES
NAY 81 CHAPTERE AZ THE
GONERNN TO BRING THF
AMERICANS BACK NOME
LARGE Shipments Of Gold Are Made ry
Treasury Department 20 LARGE
Cites IN The Middle west 60
Relieve Situation

WASN'T NOTION. fUN Plans
were practically .H" r'rfaH .rrIa.f f.-
fno care oft Americans H E.H.H.
congress. 81. OH" request H PRO. .#.Hf
Wilson. uppruYrat.I H.. a. an
uIfal step and N.U -rHrf more fIrr.
f desired fH. Hurr.Hr. .f.nr viii E.
lsad Iu CAIRNS .H. F.. immediate.
rarfa Of Amer cam.
Americans who "HFU Irfffr. OF
credit and traveller checks or ofIr-s
% by American .. .H...#. .r Na..H.
them lHsrrI Instruction. won. ...
sued fo American diplomats. .r. Hr.
COB issue wDI..HH.ra orders. LOB OK
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day Each incoming train brought
refugee Americans and EnRIlshm-u
from the continent As few porter-
were ON hand owing 90 the holiday.
an ~ them had to carry their own
BAGGAGE. and some amusement was
afforded hy their method OF frlud
Ing heavy trunks from the cars 10
waiting cabs.
% ls announced that the extension
N tle holiday applies only t0 banks.
which VIII give the government time
90 courieet Arrangements 90 meet
The financial situation Other bust.
ness viii continue a. usual
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pAsLrAweH7 MEETS

PARIS tuv Tho rr0VInrlai
rraf0rH and Deputies are resembling
fn. f.e rurr.rIrs ~ parliament wed
r..IaU UE showing frfIr nrraonai
ra-ca 'lfr ere permitted 20 travel on
t.l military fraIr.
IF. FlF.rumsnt ls granting 10 each
.r..f member rf a0IdIera family
about rfrfa daily and about u
rlrfa I1 each child
TO f1 tre pr.sruf time Paris Is be-
.rr Ilrfnd af r.rrf a. usual but fhis
cannot Do continued. oufnr 10 fhr Lack
oi coal |0ratrIcfion work has
.farf Hundreds % BUILDING which
Dad been partially constructed have
.rrl ABA. lurrl Tor the present. o.
Pei. aI.1 been fhe work Cn me new
UNDERGROUND railroad
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facilities - sailing s1uls urrr If.
rr-Af rl-aerrH o. en- Arrsrirar rarraI-
80 to-lag sHEE4uE rHalef A. warh a.
taeaAalr 50 aare FER rhHrr lr rrlraal
80 lracflca4 trlr. rgf ths rauslf rrr-
sral nas ~ funds a. cEFrF % rrllsf
anrk
Nnife1 state 4 g. = 20 rrlaHf -F-n - 81.
segld have tl ssnd aarahlrn - frans-
pert % Arfurrr e. taEs AnrarI-ans
Esru aeaEn
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Thursday has worked o. minor hard
snip which everyone feels Ser who
can siEn their checks Tor thousands
are pleadinR with friends 90 lend them
a few EhillIuga
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ALLEHTOWN. Pa Aug. 3-rhs Al.
Aentowu plant OF the American stsas ID
Wire Company. employing 900 worRmsn.
shut down partially to-day The reason
g1vsn 10 the consolation % foreign or
aera
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HRUssELs. Aug The burrou,a.
ter OF Antwerp announced tonight that
me Germans had invaded Llrnburg. HoI-
lana, and that the province had been
placed under marital law. Kim burlr has
= population Of nearly quarter OF =
ullluon.
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BERLIN, Aug. 3--Ths invasion q
husst. ~ the German troops began 70
day when TIE hrrt hattalion % the lssth
infantry vita = machine Eun conparv
occupisd KaliHE a Russian Poland
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Is IiaEs much o. a golfer
Doc form is very poor buf bic
arithmetic ls excellent buffalo EK.
press.
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LONDoE. Aas a-Dgua..r r.
Ersss Aarta Fs1srewnA. % MussLa. alH.sr
- 0lssn ngt1sr Als1ka1rA as toaay
rtgppsd n Hsrltn an har War % a.
rrt~rss1Eg and stssn tRs cscles - -
tlrEt1S % E1gl-ad or gotES - copsa-
AGA
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PARIS. Aug. Twenty thou.
sand men worked throughout Sunday
might eutrrnchinE tho frontier between
tho Belgian forests ana the Gorrnan
boundary. BelTturnE mobilization IL
proceeding IN = precise manner
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~ sAzs scarce % izfurrnarica- saasas-
erse - hloN ~ q strAtsEte taaasl nsar
ccchs2- En- NJ Hosslis. Al Esrs 49,
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PARIS, Aug. at was ori-Fau- IN
uouDced tonight TIA. q German force
had invaded France Eear CiEsy.
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LoEpoN, Aug. at IL rumorsd that
Niacount Morley % blackburn lord
president % the council CONCENTRATES
rcaigning from the cabinet II a. un-
Burns has not yet been accepted
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LoEDos Az. "A disyateh - "a.
DAly Ts4sLnEA from Paris roaay nayu
ISrIaan trgsPs ave taksn possss.ten -
TIE Bslsian tcun - Arlcn-
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EnW okLEAEB Az tn Can
rata % tzs Preach lIas sssamsr -
sA.saFFi SLlcl arraved to-day recsiWsa
Qfdsrs - uE4oa4 - qu4ckly a. poaafbly
40 reFeEt - tAa ra1ca casa gsaaral
here rhs O. lsul gsnsral Eould -,
aAscuna tnc ozasr Hun1rsda q Frgnr =
ressrvists And Falantesrs are being sn-
follsd ~ TIE consul
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TIE HAGUE, Aug 3-Ths German
minister has given the Governments pos
iuve assurances that Germany VIII re-
apect N" neutrality q the NetherIands
provided a. IL strictly observed.
The leaders Of all parties. Including
the Socialists, promised the government
iuu support IN whatever exceptionally
steps 40 desires 90 take.
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WAsHrNG AuE a-Prsstd-a.
Nnseu to-tay apPsalea 20 ths people ~
ne unitsd btatea 20 rslL attn cAlEl durins
ne var IN Europe. Ha daclaral 90
uEttsd States owes 40 20 ulanEfud %
hep tne rest % ths world durtEE ths
present crisis
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PARIS, AuE. A decree proclaim
- u1AruA l-u throughout Pace aad
a EsFta as msusd ~ Frealdsat Pufa-
care to-dAT aftzr q meetlaE % tha CAB
lnet ne presidsnt also auuln1onsd
Eariamsut ~ meet tS-morroW
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War BRIEFS
tcSHssssd fToa Ti-- Pas.B

~ s2ns scarce 90 i1furrnari1.- s.a.as-
erse - hloN ~ q strAtsEte taaasl nsar
SoeAs1- en- NJ Hossiis. Al Wsrs shss
LoEDoE AaS a-Do-Hx.r L.
Ers.s Narta rsdsrswaA- % ElssLz. stsssr
stoppsd n Hsrita "a hsr ~ 10 ~
rrt-rss1Eg and stvsn tRs chcles - -
tsEEfzS . Eagl-aa Or E0ssS - coDss-
AGA
LoEDos. Az. a disyateh - "a.
D.ny fs-sIraF- fr0m Paris toaay says
TIE Bslsiaa touH - Arion-
WV oELEAEs Aux. a-ras Cap
t~ia % - Preach ne stsamsr -
E1asapul EElca aruved to-dav rorsfWst
sEdsr. . uEioad - sulSkiy a. Possisiy
hsrs. Ths g. asul EsnsrGi - =,
etscuss IN oEdsr. HuE1rsda 81 Frsnrh
ressrFtsts AAd Sulantssrs are being "a
PARIS. Aug. "A decree proclaim
a EsTta Uaa issued ~ Frssldsat -
s s-ss ''-e1y .itsE = mssttag o. ths cab
80, u,sss -, ~ 40 saHanoasd
WARRINGTON AuE. a-Pr.sia.a,
ne Usit.d ss,ss - T. a ' ss s's &c. q
TIE var In Euzops. NJ dscIarel -
uritsd States owes 10 20 mankind 20
hep the rest % ths world durtEE the
present crisis
BERLIN. Aug. s--Ths invasion O.
MussLA ~ the German troops heEan 20
day when TIE hrst battalion % ths lssth
infantry vita machine gan company
oeeupisd Kaiiss IA EassiaH Poland.
PARIS, Aug. AT was oriaau- sn-
EoaBesd to-aight that German force
had invaded France UsaF CiEsy.
ALLEHTowS. Pa. Aug. s-rhs A.
lsntowu plant Of the ArusrfcAn stsa' "a
Nirs Company. employing 900 worRmsn.
shut down partially to-day TIE reasou
Etvsn 10 the canesiiauon % foreign or
ders-
HRUssELs. Aug. The burroma.-
ter Of Antwerp announced tonight thAt
the Germans had Invaded Lirnburg. HoI-
lana, ana that ne province had been
placed under martial law. Lin burg has
= population OF nearly q quarter OF =
million.
PARIS. Aug. 3.-Twsnty- i've thou
sand men worked throughout Sunday
might eutrrnching the frontier between
ne Belgian forests ana the German
boundary. BelEiurnE mobilization -
proceeding IN = precise manner.
LONDON. Aug at ~ rumorsd that
Visoount Morley % blackburn. lord
president Of the coancil, contemplatss
reaigning from the cabinet II - nm
aerstood that ths resiEnAuon 81 John
Burns has not yet been accepted.
TIE HACUE, Aug s.-Ths German
minister has given the Governments pos
itve assurances that Germany VIII re-
apect N" neutrality q the NetkerIandE
provided a. IL strictly observed.
The leaders OF AL parties. including
the Socialists. promised the government
fun support Ia whatever exceptionally
steps ~ desires % take.
The evening world., 1914-05-01
SORRY OTHER PRISONERS
MUST MEET THIS FELLOW
Justice Expresses Contempt for
Wagner, Who Was Doubly
Deceitful to His Employer.

In sentencing Robert Wagner of
Norwalk. Conn. to six months In the
psnitentiary. Justice o'keefe in Special
Sessions yesterday told Wagner that
he felt like apologizlng to the other pris
oners on the island. Wa.oner haA
pleaded guilty to a charge Of fraudu.
ienuy obtaining employment
In January. 1913. Wagner advertised
for . position as farm superintendent
r. L. Waldo. an importer OF chemica ala
replied to the advertisement. Under tho
name Of "R h. Anderson" Wagner
the position. He was made superintend.
ent OF the Waldo estate at Brook Relc
Coatra, Conn. Eventually Mr.. Waldo
found the new supe1nts ndsnt was ad
vset1sing the farm products for sal,
eysg bis own name.
No3t Mr.. Waldo's daughter revealed
that Wagner had made love to her ana
tho0 had signed an agreement which,
sh0 supposed made them man and wife
she discovered he haA . wife and -four
children.
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STAGED FAKE SUICIDE"
] TO SCARE EX-HUSDAND
| INTO new MARRIAGE
Mrs. Gray Tells Court How
I. She Happened to Rewed
Z Divorced Spouse.

Mrs. Justine Sutton Gray. the at
rrsct!ve young wife Of John Boyd
Gray. ono Of ex-Gov. sulzsr's wall
street brokers. declared to Supreme
Court Justice Cohalan yesterday At
ssrnoon that she had staged . fake
suicide" on the platform Of the Nine
ty.sixth street subway station ito
frighten her husband"
> Mr.. Gray. II appsars, had Just r.
turned from Reno, whore she OBJ
taAnsd divorce from Gray. She met
him In the subway. and he was ~
badly frightened by her Attempted
suicide" that he rsn,ari led her two
days later. Now Mrs. uray v suing
him for . separation.
While she was falling Of the
subway incident Mrs. Gray laughed
aloud. Her husbands lawyer, plainly
Derturbsd. interrupted:
You say u was . fake suicide
! Mr.. Gray? Why was II you had TO
have your stomach pumped out?"
Oh" smiled Mrs. Gray In reply.
u didn't have to do that. Just
went through the form OF suicide. l
raised = small bottle to my mouth
and my husband grabbed II.
M. Gray wanted to marry me
again. He telephoned to my mother.
he watched my house. then chased
Ne IN . taxicab and followed mo Into
the subway. Finally l married him
again. because l WAS fond OF him."
Mrs. Gray then told Of a secret
reconciliation" she proposed to her
husband last year. after they had
parted subsequent TO their second
marriage. They were talking quietly
IN . secluded corner Of a hotel. At
the time. she said. Gray accused her
% attempting to extort money from
him and had her arrested. The corn.
PLANT was dismissed by q Magistrate.
Z Explaining the secret reconciliation
and how she told Gray 1t would work
out, Mrs. Gray said:
} Il wnS not to be seen in public
places with my husband, so that his
friends would not know we were on
+ good terms.
, II was to live with my mother at
her home In Pleasantviile four DAYS
each week. and spend the other three
days with my husband In an apart
inent on Riverside Drive.
Il was not to let any one except my
r2other know Of the arrangemen t and
Gas to use every means to keep the
plan from reaching the ears Of my
husbands wealthy aunt.
II was to travel In a closed auto
mobile, 80 that neither my husband
friends nor mine would be likely t.
- US together.
II was even to use an assumed
name In telephoninc To my husband
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scoW CAPTAINS TO STRIKE.
ConAsastoss Have Refused Their
DsuaaAs - Increase d wases.

0eov captains handling all the city's
asAas and street sweepAncs at dumps
Aieng North and East River have noh
~ ths general contractors that they
will 20 on strike to-day unless their de-
ID a. incr"sss IN nv ws ss. Of from rs rs
"a go and $50 . month. The oontrac.
tor have rsfussd to meet these de-
mands.
Prspssst;sns were made yssterdsy BY
They notified the Street Cleaning De-
pArtment Of the condition and asked for
police protection. A representative of
DAILY q Twins said last night:
I'VE employ all the scow captains
that handle street sweepings and ashes
There are about 100 of these men. We
have decided to refuse the demands. We
. strike. but have hired men
to take the places Of the strikers
The evening world., 1914-05-01

v''S WV os0Sses' '.'''............ ~
Plain or ali-over emb'd'y--shadov
lace Insertion or emb'd panels set
OF with val. square or round col.
lars-net ruffling finish.
WOMEN'S HOUSES SECOND ELOO1.
70 Ct. Womsn's Kid Cloves. ............ -
Two clasp--tans. gray. white. black
embroidered backs.
KID GLOvEs--MAIN FLOOR.
"a 4 IS Ct. Womsn's Vests ............ -
Cotton and Isle - low neck
sieeyciess--regular and extra sizes
subject to slight imperfections.
wOMEN'S UNDEHWEAG-MAN FLOOR.
$3.50 Women's Cossets, .,.....,.......ll7
Light coutil - medium bust - ex.
tremely long boneless hips
coRsETs SECOND FLOOR
9s Ct Charmsus Satesn Pstdessls. .. =. A|
Black and street coiors - knife
rErrIcoaTs- sEcoSD Woos.
$l.0o Mems Otis Uniea Suits. ......., ~
White--short sleeves-knee or ankle
| length-t)tis sef-ciosinH crotch.
| MEMS NORTHUMBERLAND vLOOD.
20 Ct. Girls Csmbsie Drsvsrs. .......... -
! Cluster tucks with II. 9. ruffls q
emb'y edging--i to 10 years.
MUSLIN UNDERwEAR--6ncOSD U00Q
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MATINEE LUNCHEON

morrow SATURDAY., 1900 to zoe.
French Roll.
Egg Salad. Mayonnaise DRESSING.
Preserved Peaches or
Ncapolitan Ice Cream.
Tea. Coffee or MIX. IA
Mustc In Restaurant Daily. n e q.
THIS dainty iuncheon 10 In sddition u ossr
mOre substantial luncheoa.
The evening world., 1914-05-01
Our Saturday Sp cials In
TOILET ARTICLES
At Substantially Cut Prices!

90 Ct, Novelty Pin Cushions
'eS,S e . s.%. ana '''t" :R
" CT. Nail Buffers-with trays. .2sb
" CT. Whisk Broom Holders-pink
and blue celluloid. .....,....,,,, an
Ct. Talcum Powders-larke
cans-four favorite odors. ?
8 ;. ct, Moth nall.;,,.;...,:.,,....,.... s*
10 ct. Dressing Combs-black-
""'" Tuooer' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Mo
10 ct. Tooth Brushes. .......,,,,, =
FOR THE MANICURE
10 ct. Orange Wood Sticks-hoof
or straight-doxen. ............,,,,. p
10 ct. Nail Files-many styles. n
Is ct. Argyle Safety Corn shavers, M
70 ct. Cutex-ideai cuticle remover. .RI
The evening world., 1914-05-01
MORNING SPEClAlS-Tomorrow, Sat nday Until P. M.
buying

SS.ss Boys Norfolk Suits ........... 500
8 to Ii years-nsw plated models
cheviots. tweeds and cassimeres
light and medium browns grays
and tans: also navy ssrses-
Many Mlrtures Lave sEfra frousers.
BOYS BuIrS-riiiRD FLOOR.
$9sS Young Mems SUITS. .............7.sS
Navy Serges. Spring chsviots and
wOrsteds, Erays and browns In new
checks. stripes. herring bones and
mixtures--32 10 81 chest.
YOUNG MEMS SUITS THIRD FLOOR.
- 4 So Ct. Boys Coli Caps ............ Is
Spring patterns In gray. brown and
tan-also navy s"rse-iuil crown,
tapped seams or fully lined
BOYS HATS THIRD FLOOR.
| - 4 50 Ct. Boys Psismas .........,... .1S
Light, medium and dark striped
percaies-also plain colors--with
and without frogs-S 70 n years.
BOYS FURNISHINGS THIRD FLOOR.
~ 1 50 Ct. Boys Blsnss ,...,...,,.., 81
New Spring Percales In light.
medium and dark stripes--also
White Madras--neckband or with
attached coilars-s to Is years.
BOYS FURNl sHiNdB-THIRD FLOOR.
10 Ct. Garden Sets. .,,......,..,..... 2
7-tooth rake. hoe and spade
Is Inch hsndles-Also larger Sizes
vanished handles.
80 TOYS YOUTH riooR.. "
The evening world., 1914-05-01

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