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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-01

ever, for the reason that I felt bound
by my letter to the Governor accept
ing the position Of Public Service
Commissioner not to run without his
full approval,
II was only today that learned
through David II. Lane, chairman Of
the Republican city Committee. of
the receipt by him OF a telegram from
Governor Brumbaugh containing in
formation which would seem to justi-
fy me In believing that | have been
released OF the obligation referred to.
Under the circumstances I have de-
termined to become fnll-nedged
candidate for the nomination and
hope to have the support OF all ele-
ments of>the party.
The fact that n Harmony" slate fo
the row offices was iled by the Or
at the last minute was no
regarded today as having an especially
Significant bearing on the mayoralty, a,
each OF the candidates on the SLATE" ha.
Independent strength in the opposition
camp that would probably insure hi.
election even in the event of the bittel
factional fight. The Organization SLATE, .
outside OF the mayoralty, follows:
City Sollcltor-Tohn p Connolly.
Sherinf-Harry c. Ransley
city ContrOller--Iohn NJ Walton.
Recorder OF Deeds-James NJ. Hazlett.
Coroner-William II. Knight. Jr.
Clerk of Court of Quarter Sessions
Thomas w. Cunningham.
County Commissioners 80 Robert J.
Moore, David S. Scott.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-01
MAYOR URGES REGISTRATION
Sends 100000 Letters Warning
Against DisFranchisement

Two hundred thousand voters of this
city received Mayor Blankenburgs first
call for full registration today in the
form OF a letter calling upon them not
TO disfranchise themselves by neglecting
TO have their names entered on the books,
so that they can take part in the primary
elections.
The appeal was sent out by the Public
Service Committee OF One Hundred, but is
written on the Mayors Official stationary,
and bears the signature of that executive.
II is as follows:
Esteemed friend:
"A year ago Is 900 citizens OF Philadel-
phia disfranchsed themselves by failing
to register, IL the Legislature had dis
franchised such number of voters, there
would be revolution.
IF 1000 legal voters disfranchise them
selves this year by failing to register,
there will be rejoicing in the Contrac-
tors Camp
win you disfranchise yourself?
Register on Thursday OF this week
(september p. The registrars sit from
a. m to Ga. m, and from D. m 10
10 y. m.
Register under party name II you
choose; or without disclosing your party
preference II you wish.
Unless you register you cannot vote at
the Primary election or the November
election.
do not fail TO register, whatever your
party Affiliations
Yours very truly.
RUDOLPH BLANKENBURG.
Mayor.
Up. SPOIL tax can be bought from
deputy poll tax collector at time OF reg
istration."
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-01
AUGUST BUILDING BOOM
N,S50,sl5 Increase over Same Month
Last Year-Gain Over July
$333 3,6s5

a boom Of Iiiding struck Philadelphia
during the month Of August. as shown by
.ne records Of the Bureau OF Building.
Building permits showed a total estimsted
cost OF &.ss4.oz5 during the month tuet
past. an Increase OF n.s50.si5 over the
same month last year and an Increase of
tSs3eb6 over July
This was the third largest August. ac-
cording 10 william Gamble, statlsticlan
of the Bureau Of Building. since 1906 In
lpW ana 1913 the records showed that
sneFe Were applications for building work
aFsfegating an even larger sum. The in
crease this year II taken as an indica-
uon o. renewed Interest on the uarf or
builders in construction work.
August was for two-story houses. Thess
were issued 70 the number of los
total expenditure Of s. .s6s725 Is involved
IN the 90 operations begun For three-
s,psf buildings y permits were issued
and cost OF So17 200 IL involved 4, 80
iA Operations started. -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-01
SENTENCED UNDER JITNEY LAW
Driver Without License Must Paw
Fine or Go to Prison

Accused of operating a jitney without a
license, Edward Harvis. 1341 South Goth
street. was given the choice of paying a
IS fine or spending five days in the county
prison by Magistrate Emely in the Park
and Lehigh avenues police station today.
Special Policeman Mellon told Maeis-
trate Emely that he boarded the jitney at
Broad and Cumberland streets and asked
to be taken to the City Hall Harvis ac-
oording to the policeman. charged him 25
cents, but failed to produce a licensa
when questioned.
Harvis is said TO be the first driver 20
be sentenced under the jitney ordinance
Magistrate Emely, in imposing the choica
OF line or Imprisonment. said that there
on by certain drivers who have solicItnrs
on tho street, and that il is time a ston
is put to the practice
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-01
SHOT WIFE FOR TAUNTING
'''. HIM ABOUT HER SHAME
Husband Says Good Home and Chill
dren Failed to Change Her

NEW YORK, Sept. Item years ago
Samuel Leitner, then q, married a IT.
year-old girl. just released from the
House of Good Shepherd. where she had
been confined for social missteps and in
corrigibility. He thought married life
and good home, with children, would
make her forget the old life.
1t didn't So Monday he shot her to
death when she taunted him with the
story Of her shame, and bluntly refused
10 live straight for the sake of their FIVE
children.
This is the confession of Leitner, told
the police after he had stoutly main
tanned his innocence for "a hours
With the mother dead and the father
IN jail the five children, the Oldest O.,
were In pitiful plight today. Two of
them were found on the street crying
with hunger. Neighbors took the g.
months-old baby, and a children's society
the other two.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-01
BOY RESCUED FROM DROWNING
Lad Of Five Years Falls in Canal
While at Play

o-year-old boy, rescued from drown
ing IN me Manayunk Canal az Green lane,
later az 81 Timothy's' Hospital az ,rbea.
dore begaletie. Of i2s7 cresson street Nv
his parents. They became worried ,yhen
they could not hnd the child ana mott
ned the police.
The hoy was playing alongthebanks ar
thecanal when he fell in Thomas sav-
lor, Of isl Green lane, who was paarlng
aiten IN and rescued him He then ~,
Win him 20 the hlspitel, where phvsi-
s,1ns revived tho boy. The latter couIo
not 1ei his aodrtss ana he sfared a. ~
np4p'ial nntA ~ parenil arrived.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-01
7(RATS TO BACK
APR0MLEY FOR MAYOR
|IIALNSTEAD OF GORMAN
htinute Surprise by "Old
.fd"-Papers Filed for
Reorganization Of Party's City
aor, Committee Head
'sETs CALCULATIONS
rter and Potter viii Oppose Him
on Ballot az Primary
Election

+. I&.t DtmoCfdtA hpfank surprise ~
at minute by nlinR mayofaity NOM
papers for II. Gordon Bromley,
ohn. Or the Democratic City Com
mIlttt 4 tho leader OF the "old Guard
fnction IL the party. II had been bo-
iievcd that the Democrats would support
Municipal Court Judge james E. Cor
man. but the sudden Hing OF Bromley's
papers upset ali calculations.
The Democratic slate for county ann
row Offices will be, sheriff. Emanuel 4.
Clinton Recorder OF Deeds. ]. Franklin
Lever City Controller. Nicholas AL
pffcht; Coroner 0eorge p. Aarons; City
Solicitor, Edwin o. Lewis; Clerk Of Quar-
ter Sessions, lgnatius a. Quinn; County
Cpmnirsioners, Richard Il. Farley and
Jcscph &. Fabian.
There had been no hint that the city
(ummlttee chairman would be In the
race until committee walked into the
County Commissioners ofice last night
with his nomination papers. HIS papers
we're taken out only on the Democratic
ticket Mr.. Bromley will be opposed on
the Democratic primary ballot by both
Director Porter and Colonel Potter.
The Democrats Rlso filed many names
frfterdny Tor Magistrates and for candl-
dates for both branches OF Councils. The
City Committee also saw to II that names
we're placed on the ticket for school Wis
itors and election Officers. Councilmanlc
nominations we're made In about three
quarters OF the wards In the city.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-01
MINEOLA FAIR IN SEPTEMBER
Annual Horse Show Dates Are Set
From 23d to 25th, Inclusive

NEW YORK. Sept 1.-The 14th annual
horse show or the Agricultural Society Of
Queens-Nassau Counties will be held at
MineolR, l.. l., September 2s to 3, in.
elusive. The fair grounds at Mineola are
easy TO reach for exhibitors, and as many
handsome prizes are offered In the several
classes II IL expected there will be a large
number OF entries.
The following gentlemen have been in
Vited 10 judge: Trotters, ponies In har-
ness and breeding classes, CARL s. Burr
Jr hunters and Jumpers, Henry w. Bell;
saddle horses and ponies under saddle,
harry T. Peters; polo ponies. Harry I.
Peters.
Az entries must be made by the ex-
hibitor or his authorized agent on or be-
fore September -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-01
Eighteen Miners Killed

tvhNbIoMN, Pa, Sept I--seventsen
~ The BRENDA mine al Boswell vesferSs,,
HppinfI aled On the way to the Memorial
'lpHp'tNI bringing the death Ilsi 10 III
Ten men we're Injured but NOT DANGER
'+'t' s'eofo'aE . ihe mins aulhorlllsa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-01
SUMNER RESORTS
ATLANTIC CITY. n. j.
O S + e N ID

O S T E ND
occupying an entire block OF ocean front .nA
connected with the famous Boa rdw walk IN ~.
popular Chelsea sectioni capacity 400. ,.s
usuAiiy large, cool rooms. with unobstruefsd
view OF the ocean from all sea ana frssh
49, IN al bathsi running water In rooms !.
svOV ~, OF porches surround the hoteii ths
icy, neM olhlns room overlooks the sea hnSss
lsts dancing twice daily; social dixsrsIons,
magnineent new Palm Lounge specisi-S az
0p weekly booklet mailed. Auto meets trains
osTEND CO., Owners
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-01

Harry ID. Bachman, w.
ID.
John s. Deitz, W.. r.
Matthew McAlonRn, II.
John II. Clark. n.
Martin 8. Cochran, p.
L., r.
George X. Hogg. r.
Manus y. McFadden. ID.
John !. FinnLgan, w.
Alexander Hamilton
Brooke, r., w, X.
James j. Cummlsky, y.
Michael Z. Doyle, r.
Max ID. Lieber. u.
Jas. a. Mclaughlin, II.
George o. Osborn. r.
Philip J. Benzenhofer,
Jr., ID.
Fred ]. Baker. D.. W..
John w. Glover, d.,
W., K, r.
John j. Hagan, u.
John A. Dougherty, D.,
w.
George w. Link, d.
George Kaufman, w.
James ]. Walsh, ID.
Patrick s. Ward. ID.
William J.. Eisenhower,
James m; Il i. Macusker,R..
w.
Walter ]. Littleton, r..
D., w.
Thomas A. Carr, w.
George W. Long. r.,
D., w.
Z. McCros-
sin, ID.
Joseph II. McDevitt,
r., u.
Joseph B. Reilly, d.
Theodore Il. Shenenan,
w.
Franklin G. shipper, r.
william +. Glenn. R..
D., w.
]. Wilson Carter, r. ID.
Andrew J. Wilson, r.,
w.
Daniel McAvoy, W.
Joseph Coward, r.
Rent. f. Anderson. W.
Carl B. Baker. r. D.,
John F. McNenney. D..
w.
Clarence o. Pratt, r.,
u.
Benjamin II. Renshaw.
D., W.
William ]. Keller. r.
Thomas S. Russo, p.
Joseph Scholes, Jr., r.,
w.
lanes NJ. Fox, r., W.
Joseph n. Ewing, r.
samuel -. Hurst, r.
Ioseph Reeves Thomp-
son, r., w.
John Joseph Boyle. r.,
ID.
Harry p. Cassidy, r..
D., W.
William F. Beaton. r..
D., W., p.
Ierman o. Mueller, II.
}enj. II. Harrison, w.
frank c, Mcguire, r.
souis ]. Dorle, w.
ames J. McCann. r..
D., W.
ohm p. Harlan, r.
souls AmmIung, 8.
frederick J. Baker, w.
William ]. Johnston. r.
ieorge w. Price, w.
ieorge +. Doyle, ID.
ohm ]. Breen, d.
frederick Hahle, r., w. !
J. Crowley. r. |
ames Donovan, ID.
ym. II. +. Reddell. r. /
Vm. e. Murphy, r., ID. |
.oland B. Jefferies, w. |
nthony Tomburro, w. |
ohm J. Berger, r., w.
ohm J. Gallagher, II.
'rancis ]. Connor. n.
ames Burns, Jr.. r..
Icnry r. Nolte, DIV.
hos. ]. Minnlck, Jr.,D.
ohm L. Donahue, r.
heodore Konzelman.
r., D., w.
IpOfga A Fell u
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-01
MAGISTRATES

MAGIl
James G. Conner. p.
X, D.. r.. W.
James Il. Anderson
Michael +. Bradley, u
7 John =. Williams. r..
Fred J. Baker, p. l..
! +. y. Ferris. w.
Joseph +. McDevitt, W
Joseph A. Kalinoskl
samuel n. Hurst. w.
D., II.
Ralph Watson, X. ID.
w, 4.
John J. Grelis, D.. w.
BENJAMIN II. Fogel. v
Charles Fulmer. R.,w
Frank l.. Rau, w.
Byron T.. Wrigley. r.
Frank A. Kammeraad
w, n.
Charles +. White, II.
Thomas j. Torpey, n.
a. y. Tricker. s.
William Stinger. s.
John Willett. S.
Delhert q. George, 8,
y. K. Perkinson, S.
Harry T. Baxter. W.,
r.
John u. Diamond. n.
Charles Emely, p. l..
Alexis J. Llmeburner,
d., I'll. X. p. w. n.
Joseph +. Y. Quinn,
r., D., X, w.
James J. Gillespie. w,
John C. Palmer. r.
John A. Fitzpatrick,
D.. II.
Jonn j. McQuade, ID.
Thomas L. Fitzpatrick,
u,
Thomas McCrane, d.
John +. McAneny, u.
William II. Belcher, ID.
Francis Il. Scullin. ID,
James II. Toughill, ID.
William II. CULLEN. d
John J. McQuaid. ID.
Louis j. Dorm. ID.
Frank 4. Dlnan. ID.
Robert Donahuo, ID.
Harry A. Wagner, r.
Herman Becker, D., w,
George Kaufman, r.,
Benz. J. Harrison, r,
Harry Kocher, r., y.
Milton H.Reednioyer, II.
4. Hanson, 8.
J. A. Algard. s.
Joseph E. Thornton.
80 W.
Fred W. Uhde, s.
Thomas Patterson, w,
G. +. Klein. Il.
A. j. Corkery, u.
John ]. Gallagher, r,
Wm. l.. Houghton, r..
William X. Ward. R.
Andrew Florence. r.,
Joseph J. Goodman. r..
Joseph Donovan, r.
Samuel A. Wallace. r.
I. Duncan Just. W.
James Burns. Jr., d.
Eli MeTvish. r,
VIM. +. Beaton, X.
Martin s. Gondran, X,
Frank l.. Rau. X.
JOS, j. De George, W,
John j, Lynch, r.
Harry j. Rhoads, r. W,
Russell II. Cocker, r.,
w.
Mark Kupperman, II,
J. II. Boyle, r.
lanes II. Hand, r.
Patrick ]. Seaman, n.
lanes A. Dunn. R.,W,
Richmond p. Walker,
r., W.
Paul W. Blattenberger,
Charles ]. HannIg, p.
l..
Frank W. Morrison, r..
lohn f, Doris, ID. .
EDMUND Tyler, Jr., r.
Iames J. Mccall, D.,
W., r.. p. l.. .
lanes B. Psttison, d.
eugene /. Hancock. Il.
lohn l. Madden. ID. ,
Rent. +. Anderson, r. .
Iohn B. Middleton, w,
r., d.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-01
New Treasury Comptroller Sworn

WASHINGTON, Sept. l. - Walter w.
Warwick, of Cincinnati, was sworn in as
Treasury Comptroller today, succeeding
George f. Downey, recently appointed a
Justice of the Court of Claims.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-01
NOMINATION PAPERS FILED
IN NAMES OF SEVEN PARTIES

vert. D., W., X; David J, samson. D.; John ].
May. d. William H. Hurley d. Pa,rie.
Kelly D Daniel H, Martin, r. w. John
r. D., W.; n Il. Gordon. w.. d.
,,saih ward-Phnip Rohmer, D.j dettlieb
kohlman, D. Myef Forman, y Joseph M9.
Brondow, r., W.; Geofee 9. Ferry, r.. w.
=. 10th werd-Edwsrd II. Jolleh. u. John
''sbesy sosss p I%Shn fs%Re' SS Ra,.Sn R ShaIls; b
ward ward II. ES Eisey. r., wwGe W.; w. w wW Wsaveer. ";
John y. Faulkner, n. Charles A. Bosch X
William r. Kendflck, X Edwin L, Seeds, X.
=, flst WgId-E. 4, Mahan, D. Edwin boyd.
h;,i John N Costello. D.. WI George J. Camp
l2d ward-Edwln D. Bornbau, d. /; George A.
Cooke, w, y. William p. seigcrt, r., w,
d. Michael s, bennett, ~, w, r.
41d Ward-James X. Kelly. D.; John r.
Mccormick, d. jeffrey J. Brennan, y. Frap-
TiS J.; Bailey. r., w, D. William "a Pouch,
r. W John KHshey' D. WI William T.
tlth wsfd-Miehaei J. Morrisey. r.. d.
Lowe, D. David q. Frankenneld D.; William
kcrney r.. d., W
40th Ward - l. Walter Thompson. r., W..
James = Kahn, D.; Jules Rosenthai, D.;
Emanuel Dobbins, D.. Randolph Richmond,
D. n. Augustus Collins p, w, X, s.. d;
O. Washington Dugsn, D.. p, w. s.. Dr. f.
v. Grove. p, w, X, s., D.; NJ. Edgar
Barnes, p, w. X, D.; Gustave r. +. Becker,
D. John D. Grace, D.; Thomas a, McDermott
p; Albert II. Cosgins, w. Franklin A.
X W; J. Lewis Barrlck, w; Penrose Jones'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-01
SUMMER RESORTS

Stone HARBOR. N. ).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-06
30cietX
Continued from Eighth Page

Miss Florence Moae Mccoy. a daush-
Ter Of the late Lieut.. James T.. Mctoy.
L. S. A.. and granada tighter Of the late
Gen. John Gibbon. L. S. A.. was married
TO Mr.. Joseph Bancroft Hill Of Baltimore.
at the residence of her cousin. Or. John
II. Gibbon. Mgr. Nevin F. Fisher Of ST.
Johns Church officated. The rooms
We're decorated with lilies Of the valley.
sweet peas and dogwood blossoms.
The bride wore 4 gown of soft White
sa tin. draped with lace She carried q
shower bouquet of lilies of The valley and
bridal roses Miss Eleanor Wright OF
This city. cousin OF the bride. WaS the
maid of honor. wore a frpck Of white net
and chiffon and carried pink sweet peas.
Miss Marjorie Y. Gibbon and Miss Mary
Hubert of Virginia cousins ut the bride.
We're the little flower girls, IhrN wore
dainty dresses OF white lace. with SaSnfS
of pink satin. and carried ,as!tt> Of pink
sweet peas. Master Samuel Gihhon and
Master Jack Gibhon We're The ribbon
bearers
Mr.. Berry Waters of Baltimore WAS best
man. A reception for the families and
few intimate friends followed the
ceremony
Mr. and Mrs. Hin will reside in Balti-
more.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Sinceli announce
the marriage of their sister, Miss Mary
KELSEY Anderson. and Mr.. Herbert Me
kennis on Saturday. MAY I. 49,. in New
York city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-06
MAY USE COLD AIR
TO ABOLISH FLIES
The Stars Traps May Pave Way for
Installation of Novel
System Here.

The stars fly traps. which are TO hc
placed III the Districts public markets.
may pave the way for the installations
OF cold air refrigeration system.
which Will make the markets fiEless.
John IL. Sherman. superintendent Of
weights. measures and markets. who
recently returned from an inspection
of markets in several eastern and west
ern cities, found that Detroits munic!-
pal market is equipped with such a
system and that it has reduced the fly
nuisance to a minimum.
Under this system cold air constantly
hoNers over the market stands ana
dies keep at 4 considerable distance
from the food. The only objection to
he arrangement is that it is eNpen-
Slvt. but Mr.. sherman hopes that IFS
advantages may he SO obvious that sui
hcient funds can be obtained with
which to install and operate such a
system in the Districts new municipal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-06

William D. and Matilda A. Stewart
girl.
August and Augusta Schartner. boy.
Andrew b. and Bertha NJ. Peacock,
girl.
girl
Horace $ and Louise T. Naylor, boy.
Jacob and Leah Levin. boy.
Emory I. and Florence l.. Know. boy
Clifford l.. and Elsie Johnson. girl.
William T.. and \ettie y. Jones. girl
Robert l.. and Margaret l.. Eller. boy
Herbert ". and Leila 3. Clum boy.
Claude ". and Ruth +. Bailey. girl
Charles !. and CARA TiiGhman. hoy.
McMellis and Bertha Samuels. boy.
John n. and Anna Reeder. boy.
William and Florence Henson. girl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-06
SAYS PICKETS HURT HIS TRADE
Charles Wolf. Saloonkeeper. Seeks
Iniunction-Court Issues Rule.

Charles W"f. Sal"onheepcr NJ i,"-
Water street southwest. has flied sun in
an Injunction against The five labor Unions
and nineteen II the men inNoiN ed in he
strike OF brewery workers. Mr. Nof
SAYS his business is being interfered NTH
and picketS are established near his 81
luon and are div@rtinS prospective Gus
toners fiom him. lie SAYS he still sells
union beer as well as the product Of
The local brewers which is denomnated
as sea b. beer.
Justice Stafford issued rule against
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-06
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued
to the following:
Charles n. Reid and Rosa Davis
Charles Jones and Lewanna Murray
Augustus !. Irvine and Florence G.
Queen.
Temple $. Robinson and Beatrice
Brown.
Edwin w .Guilford. ir.. and NJ t.liz-
abeth Waters
James +. Reel and Marion Marshall
Harry {. kimball and Maude +. Trey
Roland Brown o. Beamon. Va. and
Sarah f. Halterman of Broadway. Va
Arthur a. Sebert and Margaret T.
Stevenson. both of Chicago. Ill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-06

transient labor is being employed en-
tirely.
The Commissioners probably viii re-
quire regular reports from the mar
kets and police and fire stations as to
the catches of flies. They are much IN
terested in the experiment the munich
pality has undertaken and viii WI CHI
the results carefully.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-06
Traps Are Protector of Food.

In the meantime The Stars traps
are to be utilized to their highest eff
cheney and Mr. Sherman believes that
they will be big factor in protect
ing food. Ten traps will be installed
in the fish market, along Water street,
and one each III the other four Dis
irict markets. The traps will be baited
each day and the catches destroyed in
the evening by use of sulphur fumes or
other means.
1t will be several DAYS before the
traps are ready for delivery. Manu-
facture Of the devices is proceeding
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ardine and beach clOtli-$4IO.
DRESSY CIRCULAR SkIRT-Detach-
able belt, finished with pointed peck
cts and cOlOred bone buttons: in Rab-
nrdtne and hone ycOmb-S4.5O.
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Junior Roosevelt Club to Meet.

The Junior Roosevelt Progressive
Club VIII hold its bird annual meet
ing at the headquarters of the club.
642 6th street northeast. at 1:30 this
evening Officers win be elected and
plans made for the ensuing year.
The Junior Roosevelt club was form
ed May 6. 1912, by Charles A. McGhan.
now president. Announcement has
been made that amy Roosevelt support
crs who may wish 10 attend are in
vited to be present at the meeting to-
night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-06
Births Reported.

The following births have been re
ported to the health department in the
last twenty -four hours.
William n. and Emma j. Whitcomb,
boy twins.
Charles D. and Mollie Woolard. girl
James u. and Mary Snyder, boy.
William II. and Anna T.. Smith. boy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-06
Neckwear

SOC and $I.O0 Flowers, 25c.
Roses. Gardenias. Bouquets.
SOC Neckwear, 3 for $I.O0.
stocks. Collars. Nestees. lace and
Orrandie embrOidered: Coat and
Waist sets.
75c and Sl.OO Neckwear, SOC.
Orsundie and Embroidered Vet
NeAt~eS. shadow Lace Nestees. with
jat0ts: Wolfe and Orsandie Collars:
SiIk. Net and Lace stocks and Fancy
Collars.
Centemeri SIS Kid Gloves-85c
Pair.
Blues. greens and reds only. Only q
small lot
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the defendants l." show cause Monda y
why an injunction should not issue against
them. The Saloonkeeper is represented
by Attorneys Leon T"hriner. y. IL Be
and l.. A. Bailey.