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May -.......... 'Srg ~, 70 -,
SPOT cotton quiet: mildling. u2l,,uds. t. soc.
80 Sal"sC
The Washington herald., 1915-11-16

Knit Skirts, for the cold wealth
er, short lengths in black, white,
red, navy and dark colors with
bordered effects which are very
attractive. soc each.
Petticoats of chiffon taffeta,
messaline and silk jersey, in a
large assortment of colors; plain
shades and changcable effects
which are strikingly pretty, with
flounces either pleated or ruff
fled. S2.75 each.
Corset Covers, of nainsook in
styles so varied that the display
is bewildering. Laces, ribbons,
and embroideries are in lovely eff
fects, soc each.
Women's Drawers, of MAIN
sock, cambria and muslin, in cir
cular, knickerbocker, and open
and closed styles, with lace or
embroidery ruffles. soc pair.
Third floor-F St.
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Dainty Combinations drawers
or short petticoat and corset
covert made of crepe or main
sock in a number of pretty
styles. trimmed in laces and rib
bons or embroideries and rib
bons. SI.oo each.
Envelope Chemises, in several
pretty effects-one is plain with
embroidery edge run with rib
bon, and another is in high
WASTED effect trimmed with
Nalenciennes lace and insertion.
SI.oo each.
Women's Gowns, of crepe,
nainsook, and batiste, in lovely
styles; We, round and square
necks, some in empire style, with
lace bodices: others trimmed
with embroidery; beautifully
made and finished. A wonderful
assortment at S1.oo each.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-16
Mattresses Aprons.

Choice of three styles Fitted Aprons round with We
bib. trimmed with hemstched rue square bib with rue Csc.
Choice of FIVE styles Aprons with round square and pointed
bs. trimmed blind and opensok embroidery scaoped
with nck-rack 3Sc.
Choice of fifteen styles, square and We shape bbs trimmed
embroidery Of dotted with embroidery scaop
ming. Soc
Choice of fifteen styles. round and square shapes trimmed
with embroidery insertion down skirt. plain hemsttched and
scaIoped 75c.
Choice of fifteen styles the better quality Aprons of Dot
ted Swiss and lawn We and square bbs trimmed beautiful
embroidery. $1.00.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-16
SILK BLOUSES of Crepe
de Chine and Taffeta to
Go With the Neu Suits

New bloues in distinctive and lovely NODES In colorngs
and fashions beautiful for with the suits. They
becoming and practical styles for every
At $3.50 each-Lovey sunk tafeta blouse in simple mode
with crossed fronts fastened with large pearl buttons In
maize and
At $500 eachCpe de chine Bouses; white with attractive
striped patterns in black green and combinations of
coors Made with convertible collar and black tie.
At $575 each-Soe Silk Waists; have convertible collars and
corded around yoke and amhoes Turn back cuffs
trimmed with self covered buttons This model white only
Rosseau Armme Silk Bouses only in orchid and
French ooo they made with deux and
finished with pearl buttons
Checked Tafeta Waists piped in self coored braid and
finished with white georgee collar Buoned with fancy but
In black and navy tiny checked patterns.
Soree Silk Waists. high neck style, with black velvet
tie; and with collar and cuffs of plain white popin.
At SITS eaeh-Beaufu Bouses of striped silk dark patterns in
Norfolk effect, and if desired be outside of the skirt
Black patent leather belt with steel buckles finish this
which finished with buttons the striped colors of
which it made.
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Waist Aprons.


Choice of styles Gathered and fitted; trimmed in tucks
or embroidery edge. Csc.
Choice of three styles trimmed with nckrack ucks and en-
broidey. 3Se.
Choice of twenty styles. Gathered and princess effects some
with embroidery trimming in skirt Soc.
Choice of twelve styles Princess and gathered effects trim
med embroidery scaops and with inserting down skirt
and around bottom. Also of dotted SWISS 75e.
Choice of ten styles These fitted gathered effectively
trimmed in embroidery scallops. $780,
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Tea or Cha6ng Dish Aprons.
Bungalow Aprons.

Two styles Bingham Bungalow Aprons. checks stripes.
button back and pped with plain coo complete with pocket and
belt 38c
Three styles Bungalow Aprons open side half kimono
checked patterns also plain eolors. Soc.
Four styles Bungalow Aprons of pecale and sinsham
open all the down 'front.' others half down. gathered
back with belt Choice Of checks figures and plain coors 7Se
Four styles Bungalow Aprons. open front all the way down
Of fine Bingham stripes and checks trimmed color strap
ping. $1.00.
Plain White Bungalow Aprons. open all the way down the
front with long sleeves. $50
The Washington herald., 1915-11-16
'tLiberty" Calendars

These calendars are so very attractive that
they are always quickly disposed Of and as it is
impossible to obtain more before Christmas we
would advise early selection.
In the beautiful tones and colorings for which
Liberty & Co. are famous, and with scenes from
the works of Shakespeare, or from Old Lon
don, Buddhist pictures and others equally in
teresting. There are several styles.
3se and soc each.
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A Remarkable Collection
OF the Finest Silks

You naturally expect this show larger and varied
line of sks-and usual this have than realized
your expectations The items below tell only small part of the silk
story:
QUAKER SILK. dull 6nish and used extensively for making
dresses and waists well for lining and trimming purposes s.
inches wide. all eolon and black. 81 so yard.
SILK CREPE DE CHINE. 40 inches WIDE in light blue pink
white and black. excellent quality $1.oo yard.
CREPE LORETIE, 6mer than Georsette Crepe and
therefore durable This 40 inches wide and shown in wide
of eoo!s such as white black wtaa pink. Co
penhasen maize lesh light blue and $1.50 yard.
SATIN LUCILLE imported that is popular this season.
SO inches wide; black only. $1.35 yard.
SATIN LUMNEUX very bright ustous finish that appeals to
many. 1t is IS inches wide and in black only $1.75 yard
BLACK SATIN POIARIS with invisible self stripe Sc inche.
wide. pretty much demand this S150 yard
Second soor-G q
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Practical Dress Fabrics
For Coat Suits and Evening Wraps

Every good thing coons and displayed in Dress
Goods Section showing Materials for ock
coats SUITS skirts and offer such of and such
beauty coo and finishes that there difficulty choosing the
desirable for purpose Today mention especially the
fabrics suitable for coat suits and evening wraps
Atwood Mixtures hreetoned effects of brown. green and blue
splendid for coat suits for general
81 inches wide, Sl25 yard.
For suits and skirts for automobile outdoor Eng
sh tweed material requirement In dark mxturesn
gray. green and brown. which very good
81 inches wide, $3.50 yard.
Two-tond Diagonal Cloths pretty for nice
They pretty shades of sreen old and Copen
hagen
81 inches wide, $500 yard.
Alwoo Velour Cheeks and very popular fabric with
rough vevey surface 1t small hanch checked Of
brown and tan black and white. and old and gray
81 inches wide. $3.50 yard.
soor-G &
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Cooking School Sets.

These cooking school consist of white lawn apron sleeves
and cap in Dutch gathered styles. Soc.
very dainty Net Set consisting of round pointed apron
with We bib; trimmed in lace and plain collar. cap and cuffs
to match at Sl.25 set
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Glass Candlesticks, in pressed
patterns.
finch size, soc each.
o-inch size, 75c each.
Candles, in all colors, made of
good quality wax.
Short size, 4oc dozen
Long size, 6oc dozen.
Holders for shade, self-adjust-
ing, 7c each.
Patent Holders, of brass or
nickel, to hold candle and shade
at the same time, soc each.
Glass Bobeches, of plain
glass, 4oc dozen; of cut glass,
7sc dozen.
Mica Protectors for candle
shades; in different sizes, SC, Isc
and a5c each.
New Black and White Effects
in Candles, square shaped and
eight inches long, I5c each.
Second nOoe-F T.
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Accessories for convenience and comfort made of
Materials the sanitary All of the nickel heav
y plated on solid Brass and will
Nickel Towel Racks I8 8 inches long, CSC sas each
Glass Towel Bars with nickel posts; SO long,
sI.5o to sa.oo each.
Plate Glass Shelves with heavy nickel brackets 10 inches
long, 75e Saso each
Nickel Soap Racks hang side of tub 45e each
Sponge Racks for tub, soc each.
White Enameed Bath Tub Seats, with rubber casing
which hang o. side of tub soc each
Enameed Bath Mirrors square
and several Sizes 7sc $500 each.
Medicine Cabinets, with mirror front. SITS $500.
Bath Room Stools white enameled $Ioo and sI4o each.
Showers complete with all attachments and duck curtain $3.50
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"Liberty'' Silk
Ties for Men

Made by Liberty & Co., of Lon
don. of fine Liberty silks, in patterns
and colorings distinctive and original.
individuality and originality is ex-
pressed in each pattern, $r.oosand
$3.50 each.
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Bingham Waist Aprons.

Many different styles all generously wide and with deep hens
Gathered and fitted aprons with and without pockets Csc and
Soc
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Maids Aprons
Choice of SIX styles Made of White Lawn with We and
square bbs tucked bbs and flaps and embroidered bbs 2Se
Choice of two styles Square and We Bib Aprons hn-
nhed with nck-raek others with hemstitching 3Se.
Choice Of Styles Materials lawns and cambries with
and I've" bbs. seaoped plain and embroidered trimmed
Soc.
Choice of FIVE styles Square and We shaped bb trimmed
with hemsttching scallops. 75e.
Choice of styles Fitted Maids Aprons with square and
I've" bbs plain embroidery trimmed. Soc
Choice of fifteen styles Fitted Maids Aprons with square and
We bb trimmed embroidery scalop and hemsthins 7se.
Choice of styles Maids Fitted Aprons. square and We
bbs trimmed with embroidery caops. hemstchns. and blind
open work embroidery inserting down side of apron, $780,
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Bingham Bib Aprons.

Excellent quality Bingham Bib Aprons with square bbs and
round high bs gathered and princess styles 25 &c. Soc and
75e.
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Nurses Aprons.

Nurses Fitted and Gathered Aprons of cambria lawn with
and $l.00.
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Won1en's Undermuslins
In Attractive Assortn1ents

Complete displays of undemusns well made and beautifully
finished styles which will good and
be entirely satisfactory.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-16

Candle Shades, of linen, in
dresden and plain patterns, some
trimmed with gilt braid.
$50, soc, 7se and $I.oo each.
Candle Shades, of silk in plain
and decorated effects.
soc, 7sc, $I.oo, s1.as and up to
$a.as each.
Silver Curaisses, to be used
with Innings.
Small size, soc each
Large size, SI.oo each.
Innings, to go under Curaisses.
With silk fringe. 1oc and asc
each With bead fringe and lined
with mica, soc and sI.oo.
New Square Candles, to be
used without shades; in all
colors and about eight inches
long, 7se dozen
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WILLOW, Reed and
Fiber Furniture
For Every Room of
The Home

Furniture that light of weight but durable and beautiful for
any in the home.
Our large displays embrace that would be glad
show you and the prices very reasonable
Armehairs and Rockers Gard Tables Tea Tables.
Magazine Chairs and Rockers. Settles and Couches.
Large Roomy Chairs lamps i0f liable ana floor.
Small Chairs. r. 60.
DINING, Library and Magazine
Tables. Tabourets.
These and other pieces furnish room, O single piece
for personal gift wpose-thsy 1H make beautiful and ab
propriate gifts for Christmas sUedding
We have specially priced chairs.
!. ! !: !: :
made of genuine French willow. which <saIEInEOA
n representative of the fine values Of Ss%XSHT4T&%
fered in this furniture. $IE#EIMMEE&8
The w. & I. Special French Willow NS2ySSSXX1t&QHD
Chairs made in good design low Es4HsE&r4SNSENM
and comfortable with In natural gSRHa<zeEAA0M
color at TACO each. SSTESSSMtU
The W. L. Special Willow Chair, $AsSla44SS5S,ieE.
natural finish willow exceptionally ~SSNESTgH
good value Made with wide and 8&y@
back illustrated, and priced without
cushion, $500 each
Willow Tables very for cards. pee
living ningroom u inches diameter: natural finish and priced
at $500 each
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the Word Throughout This Entire Establishment

All Kinds of Aprons, for All Kinds of Uses.
More Than Ever Needful at Thanksgiving Time.
For the cooking the
nd
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Table Covers and PillouD
Tops from, Liberty & Co.

OF tapestry. in beautiful patterns originated
by Liberty & Co., and as artistic in effect as are
all of the products of this firm.
Tapestry Table Covers, one yard square; in
attractive patterns.
$a.oo, $500, $3.50 and $500.
Tapestry Pillow Tops, in floral patterns, and
scenes.
75e and $Ioo.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-16

Maids Collar and Cuff Sets.
Real dainty styles Maids Collar and Cuff Sets These
band styles scaop edge and crossba Csc
Maids Caps.
varied line of Maids Caps rufled with bows.
with lace edge and many fancy effects prices ranging 2
Tea or Cha6ng Dish Aprons
myriad of pretty styles choose FROM These aprons
square round and made of fine lawn dotted
med with embroidery insens seaop edge; plain. many
with pockets and ties Very dainty and the prices range 2S &c.
Soc, 7Se and $1.00.
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Our grade of silk hosiery at o0c is made with
enforced heel. toe and soles of Isle. with garter
top of ise silk top preferred There least
IS different coors in this quality from which to make
your choice.
We consider the McCalum hosiery the best to be
obtained at $3.50 pair. They well cut. and full
large over the knee perfect fitting the ankles; of
SOFT even thread silk. Shades to match all evening
costumes
Nand or-G
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Candlesticks & Accessories
For the Thanksgiving Table

They shed soft glow the entire table bringing its beauty
and aracve furnishing the decorations for this national home day.
We have very complete and beautiful assormentshe candle
shades wonderful Of patterns and coo-and the
sores, moderately priced.
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Ribbons for the
Christmas Fancy Work
At 2oc yard.

Plain colored satin ribbons for
fancy work or decorating; 4
inches wide; in pink, blue, white,
cardinal, lilac, orange, old blue
and old rose.
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Women's Silk Hosiery in
AUShades,
9Oc and $3.50
Pair

Exceptionally good grades of hosiery.
well made and perfect fitting in an as
sortment of coIors. which makes it pos
sibls to match almost any shade. For the
evening costume. or to match slippers.
you can be certain of obtaining the cor
rect shade from our extensive displays.
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At 25c yard.

Dresden patterns, in all of the
dainty colorings for fancy work;
six inches wide.
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Second noor-Eleventh 1t.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-02
GEN.. VILLA TO WAGE
BANDIT WAR ON U.S..
Announces Plan to Attack
Border Towns, Gen. Fun
ston Tells Washington.
INSANE, OREGON SAYS

WARRINGTON. Dec. i.--Gon. villa, de-
feated by Carranxa for the rulership OF
Mexico, has announced his intention OF
launching an unceasing guerrilla war
fare along the United States border. In
formation 10 this effect reached tho War
Department IN The form of a despatch
from Gen. Funston. who declared that he
was so advised by q former stan officer
OF villa
According 70 this Informant Gen.
villa shortly after his disastrous de-
feats at Aqua Prieta, Cananea and other
towns In northern Mexico stated these
intentions to his officers n men. cali
ing on such Of them AZ would volunteer
to enlist with him in the new form of
warfare.
In his address TO his followers Villa
IL quoted as having bitterly upbraided
the United States as the cause OF all
his misfortuncs and for that reason pro-
claimed his intention TO menace the bor-
ders Of this nation by ~unceasins guer-
rilla attacks.
Gen. Obregon, who is at Sogaies. Gen.
Funston wired. was greatly concerned
over h situation and Is planning %
rush 5000 Carranzlsta reenforcements TO
Aqua Prieta. with the permission of the
Washington Government to transport
tho troops by rail through Arizona.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-02
CALLS VILLA MADMAN.
Obre6on Says NOPtheru Leader Has
OnIy Cavalry Left.

IL PAso, Tex, Dec. l.-Gen. Obregon.
operating In Sonora sent the following
official message from his headquarters
to-day to C~ar.lnza:
AN officer who belonged to Villas
stan informs US that Villa has lost his
reason and Is now In n bad state of men,
tai unbalance.
Alexandra Ccrczoia. commodore OF
the former Mexican fleet. who surren-
dered. declares that villa has disarmed
all his infantry TO give arms TO his cav
airy and disabled his Artlllery 10 sup
ply the cavalry with horses.
"At MagdalenA We picked up 900 VII
llsta wounded. The garrison Of Llano,
composed of $50 men under the command
OF Col. Nalerzuela. also surrendered
villa has In his flight abandoned all roll
ing stock in his possession. We took
two locomotives at MagdaleiIa.'
Ohregon entrained 1000 of his forces
II Noxales. sonora, to-day for Aqua
Prieta- opposite Douglas. Arlz.. to OPP
crate against vlllisti forces south OF
here The troops We're sent through the
United States by permission OF the War
Department.
Gen. UrhaleJo. Villas Ysaui Indian
ch!eftain. with his entire command Of
1.400 men. surrendered to-day to Car
rama army officers al Corbo. 200 miles
south of Nogsles. according 10 a rerort
which reached here late to-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-02
sing Sing TRIALS
AFTER NEW YEARS
Westchester Grand Jury Will
Not Finish Prison Inquiry
Until Then.
DIEDLING REPORT TABLED

WHITE PLAINS, n. Y, Dec. In n
not likely that any OF the Sing Sing
convicts who were indicted for crimes
alleged to have been committed while
they were in prison will be tried before
next month. because the Grand Jury will
not finish it's work until the close Of the
holiday season.
T'hIs war brought ont when CorpoeA-
ton Counsel Thomas r. Cursn Of Yon-
kers. attorney for Nathan kaplan. known
MS Kid the Dropper. who was Indicted
for felonious assault while In Sing Sing.
applied to Justice Mo~rschau user 10 have
his client returned from Clinton prison.
Mr.. Curran said he had been unable to
talk with his client. Assistant District
Attorney FalloH opposed this motion.
During tho argument kaplan jumped
TO his feet and told the court that he
had been a model prisoner In Sing Sing
and wanted TO be sent hack there.
"This model prisoner was sent TO DAN
memoir because while In Sing Sing he
struck q man over tho head with a pieoe
OF pipe a,ld Mr.. Fallon.
That ~ not so =" shouted KaJyian.
II am being made the goat In this pro-
ceeding. l am being framed up"
Justice Morschauaer directed that
pf'Ao p' AiNtN - AilAIt IltAA usS0A0
when he Will be sent to Dannemora-
Joe Alger and James Wilson Candy.
two Sing Sing inmates. occupied the at
tentlOn of the Grand Jury all day to-day.
They told of assaults In Sin Sing
which were never reported to the county
authorities.
ALBANY. Dec. by a vote Of 4 to .
the State Prison Commission tabled to-
day the report OF DR.. Rudolph Diedltns.
sVa Ao r.n--t-c-H q q.
the removal Of Warden Thomas Mott
Osborne of Sing Sing prison and his in
dictment for alleged violation OF the
prison Nv.
James #. Murphy WAS tho only Com
missioner TO support DR.. Dicdl,ng. Leon
e. Weirstock of New York moved that
action On the report wait until after
the Westchester courty Grand Jury
makes It's findings public.
The four Commissioner who opposed
the Dled4ng report conferred with Gov.
Whitman later.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-02
DEADLOCK IN WlKESBARRE.
Mediators Fail to Get Carmen and
Company Together.

WILKEsBARRE. Pa. Dec. State
Med!ators James \. S'eeso and Patrick
Gilden endea vorcd to obtain a COM
promise In the deadlock between Wilkes-
barre railway officials and leaders OF the
striking GARNER here to-day. The men
were asked 70 withdraw their refusal to
accept Judge Charles T.. Rice as Nrhit -a-
tor n the company was asked 10 give
the strikers assurances relative 10 dis
elimination ~ the matter Of Gism!sslls.
\ barrier Ia any compromise sue-
gested T. tho statement Of Manager T.
a. Wright 81 tho company that "ail me-
gptiations with J. J. shea Inc strike
leaderl are at an end"
Roys OF the No, 3 colliery or tho Su,-
quehanna Coal Company stoned a car
on TIE NantiCoka lire to-day. George
GussHrd was arrested and held for court
to-day charged with firing several shots
into the front door 90 a car barn whore
strike breakers were QudrTered.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-02
DEFENCE ABOVE PORK
BARREL, SAYS WILSON
All New River and HarbOr
Projects Sidetracked for
Preparedness Plans.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.--President Will
son informed Chairman %Sparkman OF
the Rivers n Harbors Committee OF
the House to-day that the Administra-
ton will not stand sponsor for n ap-
preparation for new river and harbor
projects at the next session Of Congress.
The conference with the chairman Of
the House committee is regarded as
the Presidents opening move for the
elimination of pork barrel appropriations
In the next session.
The House committee Is practically a
unit in the opinion that appropriations
should be held down TO funds necessary
for the continuation of projects already
authorized by Congress and on which
work has been begun.
Necessary appropriations for this
work have been estimated by the War
Department at SAC 100 1000. II is be-
lieved, however, hat the Democratic
leaders will prune these estimates.
Chairman Sparkman said after his
conference with the President that the
Rivers and Harbors Committee would
not delay its effort to get through
necessary appropriations because of the
Administrations desire to have the decks
cleared for the national defence pro-
gramme.
Members of Congress arriving IN
Washington are anxious TO know the
fate Of pubic building and river and
harbor legislation II tn. Governme mt
adopts a big military programme. The
pork hunters are worried and do not
conceal the faar that additional appro-
priatiUrs for the army and navy an
doubtedly mean that only mearre funds
will he allowed for rivers II harbors
and public buildings.
Representative Burnett, who has made
a specially Of organizing the House for
omnibus public building still
IL optimistic.
I'm my opinion a public building b'll
will be passed. II IL IL reported he Siid.
1t Is understood that In due season
the Secretary of the Treasury. under
whose authority public buildings are
constructed. will pass the word to lead
ers chat tire Administration wants such
Legislation sidctracked. As Congress
will adjourn this year Just a little In
advance OF the 1915 elections some cad
ers do not zee how 1t will DO possible
to prevent the formation of a combina-
ton to put through both a building bill
and a river and harbor bill