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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-23
M.IerIei.

Wfrs. Gaa Nap George bo.t
bier bat I'M Sit9enogeridt in gero
Orleans cine aIase LIN 6en gelib
1bres fiinf Sabre alten gohterdens
gua George eingebradt. 0os ains
befaro fih felt ben Ietten 6rei ssor.
rem, D.. B. leit benz 9ooe oes 9ofers.
iinter oer Obbut bon Mr. uno Wrs.
z 2lgaosfi, Die nj Der Sing Wiaiam
StraBe fuobnten. 8or mebreren &c.
den berIanste Mirs. George 6as aino
aiirtif, wuroe aber ~ubgetuieien, 30
:oas @eribt 6os Sinh ben 2iqnosfi's
Inter Der @eOingung, oo6 iie Sen
Sfaot nidt ~perlaiien un6 Die Mutter
oos Nedt babe, 0as &ino ale spei
Nod)em 81 beiuden, iibergeben bate
Dor einisen @oden fino sic eia-
atisti'S init S Seta sSssin0e nod Netp Or
Icons ge5ogen urto nun perlangt
Mrs. George Dos Sinh suriif.
Sn Der Wobnutg ibrer gnfc-
I'm, 6rau $. g.. 9eininger, an Scr
gamorgo Strabe go. f20, ftarb
6reitag Nadmittag Die 80 Sabre oil
te Grau Hesina Sobnfon. Sic mar
Die Mutter BON glnton Shumad)er,
Der piele Sabre bei ser San Mntorio
1oli5ei uno Ipater aIs @1fter oes
Gountp : @efdng1iiies angcitelt mar.
Srau Sobnion mar cine aIte Mn.
fie0Ierin, bic 1916 nod gaitropiae
fam uno ipdter nod 9'1anis per-
5og.
9ieiige gunoesbeamte perbof-
teten am Jreitag einen Sremocn,
ueld3er ~porgiebt, elm Wertreter 6es
Yr1fioenten Der &epiibIif @natema-
Ia 3u iein. Gin befmnter aontraf-
tor befhuloigr Ben Mann, bon Inn
@eIo unter falideu goripieeelm-
gen erlangt ST. baben.
Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. anf
Der Naiu- uno Der MiIit1r Yla5a
iin0 ge%genpdrtig I'M Gauge.
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SSn 9olIas miiroen am 6reitay
in Der niir fiinf5ebn Mimitem nab
renoen Sisuitg oes bemofratiid)en
Stants : grefutipfomites cine aro-
bere Mn5abl pnfanter Site ourd
Ncuerndblungen belest. Die mel, er.
nannten Mitglieoer oes aomites
iino folgen6e: 6. S. 8artIet bon
WarIin als NadfoIger fir S. e.
Dnntis pom Mc2ennan gountp; Sobn
Gang il. pon Souiton fir Spbn 6.
@roe, @oufton; 2IoDo Rod)rioge, Mn-
itin, fir Sobn Drummer, Saplor;
q. q. &epnolos. 2odbart, fir 90. 6.
@nrlt, 2ofbart; Milbairn Mc Gartcy,
Gan @neelo, fir %. 9. @oIcoat
2odbart
- Die y9eras Oeutide 3eitung@
in Soufton beriftet: @ie unerbitte
lid Die Senie oes Sfmitter 9ooes
oabinfegt, bat fih geftern (Wiitt-
pof) Nadmittag tpieoer bepieien,
ols SEER Seinrih Conrad Eaul
Gietlholo Dem irbilfen 9aiein eit-
riifen tpltroe. aerngeiuno uno dil-
BERT riiitig perfebrte 9err Dies.
fdolo nod am Montag i'm &reii,
leiner Sreunoe u1b mie ein Naden.
idlag traf es aIe feline Greunoe unS
befnnnten, als fih am Dienitag 8or-
mittag bic gtahriht perbreitete, 0aB
&errn Oietidolo Elm llnfaG 5uge.
itoben lei unb err lebensgefabrlidi
periuunoet nah Dem ct. Soiep6S
| Solpital gebrnft neroen muBte. Der
llnfaG ereignete iid segen 10 lbf
8ormittags IN ben @ortenanlag II
ocs Soniton Sdnaerbunobeimes, mo.
Ielbit Serr 9iesiholo BON cine II
@aaen 6es 5erer : 8eportements,
Der BON Den Yferoen unernartetet
@eiie 5uriidgeihoben ipuroe, geger
oie @ano oes Rebengebduoes &C.
or1ngt uto linn Der aopf 5erqucti6i
miroe. Ser @agert batte i'm an Del
Sddbeloede gefaBt nno ibm Oil
9innlaoe eeeen. bic Sausfpano ge
soriidt, mabel leetere gebroden muir
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L.okaIes.
@or Dem 9otarp Stub

belt g. g. McgIltre, Serausgeber
BON McGlures Maea5ine uno ser
Nep Oorf Gpenine Miail beim 2u11d
am Sreitag einen @ortrag, in mel
d)em er, inter ser @orausietut1g,
Dob er Die 9euti6en ltrtb Oeutid-
lar1 gegenm1rtig baiie, bel @l,tes
iiber 9enti1lano uno leine ginrid-
tungen 5u lagen batte. gr lobte bos
SDitem, oas fi6 iiberan furogiebt,
Die ud1n6erbnre Organization, Die Sic
REMEMBERING 6er gatt5ett @elt Der
a~nsforbert. Sci ntts in Mmerifo,
fubr ct fort, lit nIes Sd)p1de unb
3errifienbeit, 5tpii1en ben Staten
uno swiiden ben St1bten, mooalrd)
audi Die gentralregierung geIdtpadt
miro. SSn Deutidlan6 miro Ser 9iir-
germeiiter elmer Stabt niht bonn
Golf ertuablt, ion6ern bon Ser
trauensmdnnern, oie ibr So1ptalt-
gernrerf auf Die @uspabl zines
Monnes ridten ser fir BEN 8oiten
gee1gnet 1T. IS lit ni1t cine poIi-
tide 3nfals : MngeTegenbeit ME
bier. 9ie Organization lit in uiIIefl-
ihaftlide 8abnen gelenft tporoen
uno Mles tit ~iuoIgeregelt uno ge-
oronet. aue iteben fir oie 8o6l-
fabrt ibres 2an6es suiammem.
Dn0 troB0em McgInrp 6ipipm
Sanoe, oas er, pie ct betonte, ariinO
LID bereiit nrto feltnet geIernt 6at,
Elm iofhes Sob ipen6et, babt er es.
giiu, tuentt lein Sob nit Dem arisa
5nlarnmerbanst uno er in bemielbcn
alf e1sliider Settle ftebt, miro or
es nod mebr baiien @Ierrerf.
Isle fi6 iibriaens oie Oinae int
aopfe 6iefes ~gebiloeten, pielgereiitep
tucitbiidenoen Entertainers abipie-
len, gebt oaraus berpor, oaB er an,
Gage porber einem Meporter erflor-
te, H~ooiepelt fei felt @aibinaton
itno Sincoln Der groBte Meann, Den
Mtnerifa berporgebradt. Seiliaer
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&psm Niu 0ranbr.
Manor @rorpne BPM Nrpspts

Mapor 8rotDne Bpm Browne
billie bot anf bette cine. gerfauanl-
lung bon 8iirgern berldic0caer
Gtdbte in Der Nio @rairoe.gegeno
nah NromnsbiIle berrfeyt, Inn iiber
Die Gage gu beratpn. Or giebt Die
8erfihering, oaB bic IesiaHmIinsg
feline 8ergeltungs- ODER MnBesgRns-
regeIn befiirtporten iuer1e.
DeputpfBeriffs babcn in Der
8eseno bes neberfalfes aaf be Sol
ooten 8mei Werifoner perb1ftet. Die
als perbddtig erf1senen- Heioe mo-
TEN r~nbemnffnet.
Sci Der Som HeDro Hnndt IL
MeiIen bon g~retpnspilIe entfernt,
mliroen bon Solodten oes iedIten Qn-
pauerie : Gegiments 5nei M~erifnner,
bic beiDdffnet iiber ben Mio @rnnoe
nod Der merifanilden Seite fnbrcn
MOLTEN nito Die iin3meifeIbaff Bate
bitten moren, eriholien.
SSf Der Gegeno bon Miiiion
iino Die NIuBpatrouiGen perooppelf.
Mrf Dem gegenIeitigen llfer bobeat
iiA pte0er groBere @anoen bon
Merifarern ge3eigt.
Ser Banoitenfiibrer De Ia @oId
lift nidt an Dem ~lteberfal anf iinfere
Goloaten BEL Sio De Mgua befeiligt
aepe5en. ltnfere Militdrbeb0roet
baben Die pofitipe Nadridt erbalfen,
bob er iih on Dem Gage in 8epic.
In hehtuApu hot
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Eeras.

Am 5reitag friib fam nod Sort
Bortb cine iunge 9eutihe Sri.
Gertrude BON Mabennl aus Berlin.
SRI. BON Mabenmi perIieb ibre So.
teritnot Dor einem Sabr, Inn nod
COLLECTION au reilen. Gle miroe in
3olifar, anuaoa, als oeiitide Gpio-
min perbaftet unb 5ebn lanee Bona.
te feitgebnltett. Sr1mlein Statesman
fpridf MIR tpeiiige Worte gn9liid)
itno Dies fuaroe Der @runo ibre-
Nerbafting.
Nus or Taio miro gemelo,t,
Dab bic 8unoes . @ranoiurp feineii
@rrn6 an anflogen gegeit Die &c
briioer Aloerette, ben General Gora.
teo uno Sobn &e5apa, Die nit @eue-
raj 9uerta sulammen nnh 81 Haie
famen, g%efitnoen bot. Sllerta's Sal
lelblt, lomie nieienigen feline anoern
gegleiter. meroen bon Der 8uuoes.
@ratoinrp bier IN Gan gntonio MT
terfuft ipcroen.
@ouperneur 5ergufon nal
5reifog in Beaumont einer Den
Saiptreoner oiif einem groben Ban
felt, meIdes Su @breu Der @%roffnunl
oes neiien Chill : Mpellationseeriht;
IN Beaumont BON ben oortigen aopo
faten uno Sfaatsangeitellten gegebei
tpatroe.
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@dlabamtsiefret6r

Sdabamtsiefretar WfcAoooe
erfIdrte in elmer Si Gan Sranris1o
aeholtenen @eo, ipenm pripotes SD
pital ni6t u~nternebmungsluitig &C.
1nia lei. nm cine reglildre 9antpIs
lhiffsoerbinonng 5miifen Der 8aci-
fic.aiiIte nno Sft-giien ber5itftelen,
oann foate Die &eeiering es tni'.
@r b~efiirtportet alien grnifeS ben
8ou elmer 9onffobrteiflotte burd bic
&eaieruna.
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iidtigt morben lit. 0as llrteil ocs
9iitriftaeridts lit beft1tiat tporoen.

Giftriftgeridts lit beft1tigt tporoem.
Nus @i6oings miro berihtet,
oaB 9erbert Setter ino Sermon Sar-
riIon Die 2eifJe zines llnbefmnten
on eiitem @altme bdngen6 fanoen.
Ser ungliifIide batte fid mittelit
ieines @iirtels erbdngt. CT i6eint
elm Sdilbermaier 5n ieir, Der I'D,
einige 3eit in @iooings a~ufgebalten
batte.
Sn Muftin famen Sreitag IS
olte 8eteranen BON ben i'm Sabre
1861 g~ebiloeten Terrp's Geras Hnn-
gers 5nIammen. Gae alien Serren,
ole iiber fiebsig Sabre oft, feierten
BEN "A. @eburtstag ibrer Srganific-
r1ng.
= Sn Gebar Sid, nabe 8renbam,
Itarb 9pnnerftag Nafmittag Der 69
Sabre alte Bm. Winfelmann aIf
leiner 5arm un6 iprr6e Greitag aui
Dem @ap Sin 3irhbof beerbigt. Gr
NOR in 9eutlblan6 i'm Sabre 1856
seboren uno bat beftanois in geoar
Sill geiDobnt,
Sssn @eatberforb fpliroe u. ..
McSarlanb am Sreitag berbaftet,
neil er angeblih feline beioen 9rii.
Der geifyoiien batte. Seine 8iirg.
ldaft miiroe bonn Srieoensridter Oil
500 Collars in ie6em Sale gelett.
Sic 9riioer mtrben nibt gefabrlidJ
peripunoet. McSarlano mobnt ore'
Meilen bon Ser Stabt entfernt.
= Im 80. Oftober miro in Ebrat
2ipers in 2ioe Oaf gonutp eint
@abl oariiber gebolten meroen, Of
8re5inft go. 1 Bombs fir 2onoItra.
Benbou i'm 8etraee bon 100000
8oaars ausaeben Io1 ooer nift?
Ger Colorado 0amm IN Iu
fin miro Dor Dem n1diten 8riibiabn
niht oolenoet merben fonnen, trcb
Dem ieit orei SSabren oaran eebon
miro. 0ies lit Die @niidt bon lad)
neritanoigen Sngenieuren, oie Gil
csnterelIen Der 8onobolter bertreten.
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ttnssuas ; Hotis.

Sic 6. 8. @aters Undertaking 60. lit
in ibr neiies 2otdf. 731 @HbsYreia Ctr.
gde bon Pereibn Ctr. einge5ogen; an
Der Sot 8els unb !9isblanb Harf Car
2iuie qeIe9en.
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@ie DUG 0hilaoelphia aenl

- USE u YDtIuUeIpDlu geIl1VIF
oct miro, elaubt nan BORT, Dob Die
.gcliple", NIT Der feds 8afiogiere
bon Dem in 0orfolf infernierten
arellser m3ronprin5" entfloben iein
Tonen, perumgliidt lit. Man bat cir
Shiff. oos Der n@cIipIe~ glid, ficl-
oben I'M Ocean treiben ieben.
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SeItes SeI ,tnn @oieIin erhaft
man bon Der Climb Oil So, 4oC
O~it.gommerce ctr, Meues Gel. Srd-
big 1852.
Evening star., 1915-04-12
PLAN WIRELESS SYSTEM
FROM TEXAS TO PACIFIC
Signal Corps to Establish Better
Communication Between Com
manders Along Border.

Plans are being developed by the Sig
telegraph to extend from Galveston.
Tex to the Pacific coast. along the
Mexican border. BY such 4 system the
commander of the southern department
ana the commander of the I'd Division
III Texas could be kept in constant
'ouch with the troops in the field or
along the border. This is made pos
siple by the large tractor aerial outfit
now stationed at Fort Mcintosh. which
miles.
mere are also outfits of wireless
'eleSraphE which have a radius of 4
hundred miles at Galveston. Browns
VINE. San Antonio and Laredo. II is
proposed TO supplement these by large
heid or tractor plants at posts. which
VIII extend the service to the southern
Pacific coast. Another tractor outfit is
neins built here and may be sent to
texas or to some post along the bor-
der. This viii have a four-wheel drive
motor car which will give it greater
power IN travelling over bad roads and
rough country.
Inc use of radio outfits will be stud
ied by the War College on its annual
rae, some time in May or June. This
year the War College class will study
tue Anlletam campaign, and Il small
tractor With radium of a hundred
mics Will be assigned to the class \
signal detachment of forty men is I'm
der training at Fort Myer. Va. for the
trip.
Evening star., 1915-04-12
USE COCOANUT OIL
FOR WASHING HAIR

If YOU want to keep your hair in
good condition, the less soap you
use the better.
Most soaps and prepared shampoos
contain too much alkali. This dries
the scalp. makes the hair brittle,
and is very harmful. Just plain
mulsified cocoanut oil (Which is
pure and entirely greaseless), is
much better than soap or anything
else YOU can use for Shampooing,
as this can't possibly injure the
hair.
Simply moisten Your hair with
water and rub it in. one or two tea
spoonfuls will make an abundance
of rich. creamy lather. and cieanses
the hair and scalp thoroughly. The
lather rinses out easily. and re-
moves every particle of dust dirt.
dandruff and excessive oil. The hair
dries quickly and evenly, and it
leaves it fine and silky, bright,
fluffy and easy to manage.
You can get mulsified cocoanut oil
AT most any drug store. 1t is very
cheap. and a few ounces is enough
10 last every one in the family for
months.
Evening star., 1915-04-12
SEVENTEEN BRANCHES
WILL SEND DELEGATES
Convention of Archdiocesan Union,
Holy Name Society, to Be
Held Here.

The annual convention of the Arch
diocesan Union of teh Holy Name So
ciety of Washington. Maryland and a
portion of Virginia takes place in
Washington Sunday, April %, in st.
Mary's Catholic Church. 1t is expected
it will be the largest gathering ever
held by the society in this vicinity.
The convention will be opened with
solmn high mass at IL O'Clock in st.
Mary's Church. at which Bishop o. Il.
Corrigan will occupy throne inside
the chancel. Rev Father Wheeler of
the Holy Comforter Church will be
celebrant of the mass. with Father
Rock of st. Mary's and Father Mathews
of st. Cyprians as deacon and sub
deacon. There will also be present
within the sanctuary many of the
spiritual directors of the seventeen So
cieties in the District.
Evening star., 1915-04-12
American Lady Corsets

THERE ARE A GREAT MANY MODELS IN
THIS WELL KNOWN CORSET, A FEW OF
WHICH WE DESCRIBE WE ARE WELL
PREPARED TO SATISFY ALL WOMEN
At $3.50, Soft Silk Ribbon Grdle Corsets for even
ing wear or neglige; for slender figures.
At $500, Embroidered Broche Corsets, in pink or
white with medium bust and long skirt, and
elastic at hip section. Also strong model
Of firm coutil, we'll boned, with new bust and
waist lines.
At $3.50, Fine Coutil Corsets, fairly low i'll the
bust with long skirt and elastic at the hip to
afford ease OF action Tor the average full
figure.
At $500, New Model OF figured broche with
medium high bust, long hip and slight curve
al waist also low bust model for the slender
figure with elastic gore at bust and long skirt
At S1.0O and $3.50, various new models ior all
figures.
Third foo Eleventh
Evening star., 1915-04-12
Union Bookbinders Thank Downey

resolutions expressing thanks to
controller George E. Downey of the
treasury for the fair, righteous and
just spirit displayed by him i'll decid-
ing questions affecting the rights and
liberties of the .iaboring man." as evil
denced III his recent decision that book
binders in the governments employ
are entitled to leave of absence with
pay for thirty working days, were
adopted at a recent meeting of Local
Union. No. 4, International Brother
hood of Bookbinders
Evening star., 1915-04-12

attitude of mind made us Germans,
which a mere piece Of paper never
could do Merely because we did not
happen TO have the paper. could we
think and do other than We did?
1--WE could not stay at home. That
would have been Incompatible with
our principles and our honor. We're
We to sit by and see others shed their
blood for US and come back crippled,
and read in newspapers of their deeds
while doing nothing ourselves, people
would have pointed to US in mockery.
After all a hero's death on the battle
field is better than disgrace
Evening star., 1915-04-12
WILSON DECLINES INVITATION.
In Sympathy With Purpose Of Hi.
nois Waterway Meeting, However.

President Wilson has declined an IN
vitation to attend a waterways meet
ing at LaSalle, ILL.,. but has sent TINS
telegram to Gov. Dunno:
Il am in sympathy with your desire
to improve nayigable waters of the
United States in such manner as TO en-
courage actual commercial Navigation
on permanent basis. A through wafer
route from the great lakes to the MIS-
sissippi and down the Mississippi 70
New Orleans, where connections with
seagoing vessels can b made. should
afford a valuable opportunity for the de-
velopment of such commerce.
Evening star., 1915-04-12
Women's English Walking Pumps
and Oxfords at
$4.OO and $500 pair

English Walking Pumps and Oxfords are for
smart tailored wear general occasions. The
Younger set in particular are showing a marked
Areference for footwear OF this character which 50
Solendidly adapts itself TO the OF the pedestrian
y the sportswoman.
These new models are made with the
Portable heels and unusual because Of their
unpretentous outline and style. They type
OF footwear that has beauty without the varied
iancv effects OF the season.
Whether Pumps ONfords desired. oar show
ing gives opportunity for the eNcrtion Of individual
taste making it easy 10 md the model meet pre-
cisely requirements,
Oxfords OF gun metal cali skin. with blind eyclets.
and a custom made appearance
Pumps OF CUR meiai calf>kin and patent colt skin.
finished with tailored grain ribbon bow.
Tslrd fo,r
Evening star., 1915-04-12
FIGHT FOR GERMANY.
Many Naturalized Citizens in Ranks
Of the Kaiser's Armies.
OF the Assoria ted Press.

Correspondence OF the Associated Press.
HAMBURG. March 2O.-Many Of the
soldiers now in the field are naturalized
Germans. some of them men who have
only taken out their first papers. As
indicative OF the spirit of these men the
letter of one of them. who shortly be
fore the war refused full citizenship,
is made public. 1t reads:
We did not go to war in order 20
Gain our German citizenship papers.
but to be Germans. We long nave
been Germans. even though the writ
ten evidence of il was lacking our
Evening star., 1915-04-12
v1sUAL1z1NG WAR BOOTY.
Prisoners Held in Germany Would
Make Procession 625 Miles Long.

Correspondence Of the Associated Press.
BERLIN. March 24.-To visualize the
number of Russian prisoners and guns
taken by Won Hindenburg in the So
called winters battle" to the east of
the Masurian lakes, one of the German
papers has figured out what great
procession they would make.
If the 100000 prisoners. the 800 pieces
Of artillery and the 1000 wagons, it
SAYS were to form a procession with
four men abreast, with the the artillery
Evening star., 1915-04-12
Father Eckenrode Talks to Children

Owing to the fact that Rev. +. Z.
Gavan. pastor of the shrine Of tho
Sacred Heart, lith street and Fark
road, is i'll and has gone away for =
short vacation. the chtldren's service
yesterday rnoruiug MAS addressed hN
Rev. John +. E.ckcurodc, assistant pas
tor. who delivered u sermon on tho
commandment. Honor Thy Father and
Thy Mother" Hundreds OF chtldrt u
were present at the service.
Evening star., 1915-04-12
Lecture on American Highlander.

DR.. J. Goddell Frost is to lecture on
The American Highlander Sunday
afternoon at First congregational
Church, 10th and G streets northwest.
Dr. Frost is president of Berea College,
Kentucky, where many highlanders of
Kentucky, Tennessee and North and
South Carolina have been educated
Evening star., 1915-04-12
Address by U. S. Treasurer Burke.

The principal address at the conven-
ton will be delivered by John Burke,
trea surer of the United States.
The annual election of officers will
take place, and the Washington section
will again present Mr.. Schaefer for re-
election.
President John Hadley Doyle OF the
Washington section of the Holy Name
Society has sent out a call for meet
ing of the general council for Friday
night at st Mary's Hall. to map out
plans and various programs for the
convention and general meeting of
all the delegates will take place next
week.
Evening star., 1915-04-12
Annual Sermon.

The sermon will be preached by one
of the priests of the Dominican order.
from which sprang the Holy Name So
ciety in 1882. Father Meagher, who
was formerly the spiritual director of
the Washington section of the Holy
Name Society and now head of
the Dominican order, has promised
one of his most brilliant speakers for
the occasion. The music will be rem
dered by an augmented choir, under
the leadership of Prof. Gumprecht
President Michael l.. Schaefer of the
Arch diocesan Union has sent out of
ficial notice to the various societies
urging full attendance at the mass
and convention, as business of the
highest Importance will come before
the meeting for action. Especial stress
is directed to the separate organiza-
tions to send in a detailed account of
the doings for the year-membership,
communicates. roster of officers and
the general spiritual welfare for the
Evening star., 1915-04-12

they would reach H. miles in length.
1t would require thirty hours for such
a procession to pass a given point. In
the same way it is figured that all the
prisoners of war now held by Germany
"a total Of 100000 men-would make a
procession 625 miles long.
Evening star., 1915-04-12

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~ Friday. AprH =. i9i',. SISTER MARY Z.
LiNN - 81 American Ia H1n'Hl No, .,
residence. IA North carnjna aN.wte SontI
east Funeral Baltimore. Md. Tuesday. Aprl
IL. 4. SKINNER; Councillor
A. VI. NANScINER Financial Secretary.
Hol"ih1NS. on SUNDAY. April II, 1915 Al +. ~
pm, HARRIET E.. widow of David hoJ=
kins
fun,Ffu tF"ii aeF li'' r'NlH'h'r. 10" Manor
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hor home in rbilAd'lrhia. filZAEErH GA.
TER, bcloy~l wife OF Clifton L. Mayucld
lntermcnt at tast"ii, Pa IL
MILLS. On SATURDAY. APRIL -. lii". ai ucr
Evening star., 1915-04-12
MARRIED.

hLNr-GGri.N. Al Ithaca \ Y. saturday.
Apri :. 1919. Miss MARC Nl;isI IltLIN ~
Arlington. Va. and CLINTON HALL kENr
Of nyattsvlic. Mi, tg Rev, X. larIay
Fisher IL.
Evening star., 1915-04-12

Business is readjusting itself. but
along new lines" How So "A for
eign noblewoman has just married an
American millionaire. Puck
Evening star., 1915-04-12
Very Late New Passions Haze Developed in
WOMEN'S TAILORED HATS

And they much demand for the great alored
Suits creating Of type Hat especially styled for
with te Our Millinery Parlors to women tasd1ous
the details OF their dress charming types in
Black-and- White Tailored Hats-the very newest and
fashionable color combination of the season.
The Beautiful All-Bue Tailored Hats and
the Striking Blue-and- White Tailored Hats,
These the three predominatng color schemes and
of styles and shapes the small medium and
large including sailors Of all types poks turbans conti
and others. Other good coors sand
green brown. white.
About the trimmings there really nothing that
could properly convey idea OF the diversity
and the results the hats themselves show
Wing Bird and Owl Head trimmings gaining rib
and velvet ribbons plentiiuly used: quis
fancy pins and flowers have their distinct place OF
charm and style.
characteristic style authenticity, but genuinely
moderate price.
Thndf floor stree