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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-11

Berween 68,00D and 65,oo0 men are training at various points in Canada
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-11

NOTICE SF RED1OvAL-The Auto Lamp Repair Shop removed from John street to 64 Elm street.
 l. II as*
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-11
HOWLAND'S

1OWLAND'S in Street. Bridgep The Weathe tonight Thu- Aug1 day rtIy
 Store closes at daily except Saturdays Young men too are learning how comfort, able these alright suits are--and price now IS S6.5O! That price notable suits are cool and com fortable.
 Don't believe anybody heard of it before for such suits.
 Mohair with wiry strength and lot of good looks; Palm Beach cloth in Polo and regulation styles; Aero Weave in light grayish mixtures;
 Try either antdote for heat. Conservative men have known the worth of such suits for quite while But young fellows have fought shy of them; though they 'Etoo old Nothing but snappiness and good looks and fort in these Not bit of .oldness.'' Mohairs mostly in young nen's sizes; Palm Beach cloth in all sizes Thinking nothing of former price, we make them all
 $6.5O
 noorre rear.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-11

WANTED-Chauff Apply to T. B.
 Warren zs Sanford Building.
 WANTEB- Middle aged woman or young girl to do housework Apply
 s9eg Main St. F Il SD
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-11

( The Weather:-Fair tonight, Thurs- day partly cloudy.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-16
NEW ORLEANS SOCIETY
TONGUES WAC OVER SUIT

NEW DfIEANH. in. Muy o. Fn-
rIDtY enaHIp haa rhuifn sensation This
wsot tNfnunh enc flnE ~ uit
against nsnf ruHinnD H pfomiuent ao.
ClrfF mon. hy 10 uutiF TDaaH elrl MlHf
fninf LORRAINE. $3.50 matea the ln
uuai charge ihat ahe had hrf rft
hiachcd by the ciuhman hni was gen
rul5 beaten up hs him af 2. 900 o.ciatR
one moniur recently Thr rin acehs
$500 balm fnr her lust love ana por
snuM Iuinrrs Thc suit une filed in
tho federal court snd wifh ia nH evil
terco were Deposited Jewels and other
Nifta alleged to hHyr hern rh0wrrrd
urnn Dor dufina iho href love nffsls
Tho Tongues uf fhc enHHips Yves eH.
p"rleily strong concerning tho rlfis
which are said tu hhNe been worn hY
tho defendant first wife DURING hcf
reirn aH Queor 0f ths carnival here
According Co tho documents filed hy
ihn girls attorneys. Miss Lorraine
charEeH that routnfio asked her GO
many him lnft January. and that shr
promised Go wei ~ the cluhmnn would
rite up his iilurta They rccilr tho
tuHhirH ~ tho young wnmnn VINO
claims nor nnnre called nf $40 hours uf
the day and nleht sometimes under
fhe lrfutnco ~ FtrHnH drlnk ilia CON
TRITON aftcr each of these mdiacroions
seemed so complete tn her that Hhr
fnrhyo him. in tne hopc she olblms
20 reforming his conduct nnl mus
hrneinr about nn early fulnumcnt of
tht arrangement tu marry
THE early mOrr inF alteration occur
rrd on Arsl ~ ~ ihln ytsr She
. claims hcr flsnco without cauHo hu
tally assaulted nnd beat hrr That hr
struck Der and throw hor to the rronnd
f and Kicked hcr until beer body was
black ami blue Thcn shn SHOWS ho
lranrd over htr nud liactfi Der rtes
with hia rat after which she SAYS he
rushed pecipiinieiy from hos hOmc
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-16
RUNDLES ON RAILROAD ROW

The Texas Railway Accounting OFF,
Gers Association was 10 convention w.
Corpus Chsieii Friday.
80 ylvlaly attractive Was thc word
picture 81 fsnheunan'B bliss painted
Tor them by Jake Doyle ~ the Gulf
Coast Lines concrruinG Corpus Christi
Bay thaf five ~ ihe members. namely
y J. orenfeH ~ ror Worth. n q.
Ashew ~ Austin. y h. Woodui ~ La
redo. , ~ Haiiey ~ Paris and Charles
r Fra4 ~ FoH worth turned deaf
ears a. the cnli of business and re-
rnninrd Unr day more ~ 80 r. enjes
Trio IN thr early morning hours ~
Saturday.
Mr. Stow waa The leader ~ the par.
a. hnHfinE himself with the prepar-
ationa % BALI. hrtaNf1et and boat. with
q dispatch and accuracy befiifing biz
oft repeated claim aa being Ear Ola
Lend"
rho start WIS made from the Nuocea
wfil before daylight Mexican joe
had the canvas See the breeze and tho
bari'H norc io the orfn when the par
~ arrived and In short ORDER r. ioliy
land was shiumiur the euff seward
There was nuffcisni hroeze % ~rnck
-hYg baby and the fishing grounds
fqou were slshtsd
gfenffii caught cfakef Astey
booked caf WonaUi snded fhn saysi
"a reddish. nalleF ierted a muiiei and
anow caught the fret passing boat
Tor SHORE
~ said Yesterday thhi BE- wae un-
ahit ~ dia'inrriah enc name ~ tho
bafh that e1 hHnlneiY responded 80
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-16

People who are forced Co stand un
their feet an da5 shou what sore.
fenhsr sweHty. burning feet mean.
They nae "TiI'. and TliZ ourcn their
feet right ~ ii teeus feet in perfect
condition. "rII b. the onig remedy ln
iho nofld that draws oui ail the paia-
0nouu efudat0us which puff up the
fees and cause tender sore. tired ach
ing frUt 10 instantly stops thf pin
in curnn. faiiHaron Hnd lsnienr ifH
simulY rlnriaus An hnW comfortable
tour foei feel An.r using riX Youu
newer limp or draw up your Taco ln
pain Your SHOES won't tighten and
mort your feet
Got III cent box ~ "TiX' now from
any duaTiat department of Ftufrnl
store In1t think whole Years foot
comfort faf onlg 10 gents Advertise
mont
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-16
NOTICE or sHraiFrs SALE.
irAIE Or TTNAs.


Douniy ~ Nuoetn
iiy virtue 10 su order ~ saio Issued
0ut ~ tho Honorable uaultt CauH of
Narces County on thr iih dly ~ MAY
A. n 1910. hv the CLERK thereof ia toe
ease 10 ,. v Grant tormis John ivrd.
cial Ne siia and Ca me Rs sheriff
directed and delivered. I viii proved
to soil for cash. within tho hours
prescribed by hw Tor ShcrfCs Sales
on the firut Tuesday in June a n
1918 ii hoins tho ist dns ~ said month
before The Courthouse dnor of said
Nuores CennN ln thc city ~ CORPUS
CHRISTI The following described prop.
srtv io-wit'
iyiuE and bolne situated In Rohs
town, Nucsca County Texas Lots
numbered Thirteen ual arid Fourteen
Nh in ilcck numbered Fuur til. and
lots numbered One tl ana Two tgl
In nloek numbered Rive taA. Ia what
81 known ~ the Wasscn aud Mvnier
Addition o. the Town of iiohsinWn. M.
eces County TrSes a. shown nv ~
man 0r plat ~ said addition. now on
llle in the office ~ tho County Clerk
N Necccs County rcNas. 90 which ref
crencs is hereby mado fm better a.
scfipilun pf said landa nnd premises
and whereas the sald Judgment Il u
foreclosure VI a Mechanics s1rd Mate.
rlalman'a i.sin un ghc ahoyN described
property lcVita on the 9Th dav ~
MAY tsls "a 200 n'elnck D. nv as the
property ot 1ohn Nyrd. Laura tNrd
susle iian, charlie HAN Vera uaii
lessio Hall Maefie rearce tnee Ham
sna her husband Pred rcarcc. 90 sniis.
Is a iulemrnt amounting Go Three
Thousand No Hundred and Forty one
Dollars and Ten Gents ,t1ottta) in
favor ~ }. T. Grant ana an costs %
suit
Given under my hand this 7,h day
~ May. ISIS
~. n WRIGHT. sheriff Nueces
County. Texas
ny OSCAR nELI.ANY. Deputy
tSsol
ADVERTISEMENT
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-16
STANFORD UNIVERSITY 0RApu
ATES CELEBRATE

pAf.o Afro. caiif. MAY IS m col
chration 81 the twpf ticth anniversary
~ the first eradication al Leland stan
tor'i jr. University. graduates ~ each
o. the classVn since that FIRST graduated
met today In monster reunion To.
day y ST aside IN the commencement
prosram ~ Alumni nay. ana bar
quot ~ each o. the classes VIII be held
The urnduates viii 30 In a body 10
the san Francisco Exposition return .
ms for the commencement exercises On
Monday.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-16

Avoid headache, impurities
Of tho Blood, constipation by
taking a cup of GRAND
MAS TEA. Best laxative
for children. Pleasant to
take. sweeten and take as
an ordinary tea. Package %
cents.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-16
SPECIAL OFFER

Beginning Monday May the 18th and Lasting for 20 Days Only
We will sell you eight month subscription the %OC
Pictorial Review Magazine for y ~
This
this low Il n week
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-16
PIEEA
BROS.
BEER

No orders solicited In violation o.
Texas state hwA
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-16
Mems Shirts
Now IS the Time to Lay in Your Supply of
Summer Shirts.

Now is the Time to Lay in Your Supply OF
Summer Shirts.
$3.50 $500 and 81 50 Mems Shirts all sizes neat
patterns. with and without collars Choice 9Sc
AuSIOO Shirts from the same manufactures. All
sizes. all colors all styles. Very special 75c
800 BOYS Pongee Shirts. Very special 75c
SOC Men Blue Bingham Shirts 35c
Mems Shirts Of Heavy Cheyiot worth 75c Very
special at 4oe
SOC Bows Blouse Waists Special 45c
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-16
Shoes Shoes

$500 Mems Low Shoes, black or tan, all the new
lasts. Very special at $685.
$500. Very special Sl.98
Ladies Shoes Patent Nic and Gunmetal, Mary
James Baby Dolls, Straps. Ties, etc, worth up to
$500 Special Sl.5O
Assorted Lot Of Children Low Cuts all the
lasts worth up to $500 Very special $l.39
Assorted Lot of Ladies' and Children Low Shoes,
worth 500 and up. Special $l.0O
Assorted Lot OF Ladies' and Childrens Shoes,
worth up to 81 50 per pair Your choice CSC
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-02
She is Pretty Ruth Stonehouse
and Stars in PhotopIay of
That Name.

a fine t@o7part Kalem feature is the
headliner at the Bijou today The
Wood Sympth' Isl the title. Richard
g. Travers and Miss Ruth stonehouse
are the princip alals. The eighth num-
Der OF The Exploits OF Elaine serial
is shown. The comedy is furnished
by Winning Winsome Willie and
the program closes with the Under
study, on Behind the Scenes
Saturday an especially interesting
picture, The Life OF Abe Lincoln,
will be the feature offeri1,g. Slippery
Slim viii be on in a good one. Miss
Helen Holmes will be seen in one Of
the Hazards of Helen series called
The Escape On the Fast Freight
"a Horse Of Another Color and a Mud
and MatrimonYn will also be present
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-02
.lQN''Ti NlEGLEGIIT HAI.GQuGRII
Ii 4 us

Use Schiff nlann Is centratel
5Expectorant. ounces make "a full
pint. Guarante ed to give instant re-
lief nc 1T fails to help YOU, your
money will be returned by Wells
tIIaynla ker Co AS Drug Store
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-02
WOOD NYlNPH At
THE BIJOU TODA Y
ed. This viii make an hour and a
half's enterta

SildlL 3 eLteTtalnlH6nL.
#l O 5
When you are on the City streerI
during the next few days, and you
notice a movie man turning the crank
Of a camera you will know that he is
taking pictures OF scenes to be used
in the 'Princess's Visit to Clarks-
burg a film GOO feet long, consist
ing Of schools, churches, factories,
business houses. theaters and every
other place of Importance in the city.
This int resting picture will be
shown at the Bijou for three days
starting next Wednes1ay, April q 1T
viii be an added attrac tion in addition
to the big regular prog ram. Don't
fail to be in front OF the Bijou at 4
O'Clock Saturday afternoon The
movie man will take pictures Of the
crowds going into and out of it at
that hour. He Will also be at the
Palace at 2 p. m. Saturday for the
big matinee crowds.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-02
TADnrru1srnAroR,s nor1jcEn. 4

All persons having claims aEaInst tire
estate OF William NJ. SsWart, deceasAds
Will present the same for payment to-
the unders ffsnaSl 4 admin stf1rtor ut 1ltsE
Offices S23=S2l. Con- Butt anE. GlarksbrrRHs
West Nitt.l ma 2 l persons akIl
of said decedent wi III cal on said cd
mfndstratpr Mt the above address and
settle such laiIna.
I-AFAYETTE E.sGRITzE. n
administrator Of the estate OF VIII iHIns
NJ. Swart. deceased
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-02

good sized aud ience itnesses the
opening performance OF A at Vera
Cruz at the Palace last evening The
play is brand new one AND deals
with the war sttua ton down I'M Mex
leo. "a very good story Is told with
exciting situations and plenty of good
laughable comedy It is one we'll
Worth seeing. Two rformances viii:
he given today and two tomorrow
Tonight VIII be the big night and a.
special matinee for the ne hildren to-
morrow. VI
clio Bill e syhilnsfca comedy, is
underlined for the first half or next
week
One 81 he best ali round tabloid
Offerings shown at the Odeon this
season is being presented by tho
Montus and Mack Musical Comedy
Company in d tunefnl farce entitled
{. "a Husband Tor 11-sn Minutes &
Mack IS the principal comedian and
his work wins him many laughs. Mr..
Montuse does different characters and
introduces a oliloquya on ttthe morn
ing after the night before, entitled
II ne HIair Of the Dog That Bit You. q
The cllorHs Of seven pretty young
ladies is all that could be desired as
1lll are good singers and nncers, and
wear beautiful costumes
u The pictures today include a two
part Lubin feature. Y Iii the Dragons
Claws. 7 featuring Ne1Ina t1itman AMI
~. q. Shnmwav, and the latest number
Of the Hearst-Se1ig News Pictorial
Tomorrow afternoon and evening
the latest episode OF The Hazards
OF Heller. and the latest fsweedte'i
picture Will be presented.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-02

We have now IN stock at our
work. Al 0 Fifth street. Glen Elk. e
fine line Of Granite and Marble Mon
uments. Vaces. Settles, bought direct
from the smanuf cturers. Strictly new
from.
sss's WELLS GRANITE co.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-02

--- q s4tBY
1t was Ella WHEELER Wilcox, whose
genius produced the famous poem,
1 The Price He Paid, upon which is 4
based the wonderful five act drama
that is being shown today at the Or
pheum ftheater. The large and notable
cast of all star Broadway players.
Will make this Tndonb edly one OF the
greatest productions. Y in finn form ever
shown IN this city. Every act OF this
masterpiece displays the sup
power, and the beautiful thought from
the guided pen Of the worlds most
wonderful writer rs
Tomorrow afternoon and evening a
story Of life in the Far West from
the novel by William Fox, THE Ven
geance Of the Flames, will be the
feature offering. and with its beanti-
ful pictures on Mt. Lowe IN California
il will be a great production.
AT the Robinson Grand next Tues
day night the tuneful and familiar
airs Of that most virile OF musical
comedies, The P1ince#of Pilsen," will
be heard again. The beauty OF these
songs, such as ..The Message OF the
Violet, The Tale Of the Sea She'll. +
and Stein Song, with its swinging
Heidelberg refrain; The Song OF the \
Cities Pictures IN Smoke and
others, have served In large measure
to maintain lasting popularity for
this entertainment Frank Pixley's
story and lyrics have more poetry and 4
romance than usually attach to a.
work of this kind, and Gustav Luders,
Tythmic harnon Mes retain their fresh
ness and charm.
irwin Cobb has had All offer to tell
funny darkey stories on the vaud eviHe
stage.
| Percy III asWell has opened her stock
season in. Toronto at the head Of her
Own company
To remain partners for nearly forty
years without falling out or 3dissen.
[sion is doing we'll for any coupl e, mar
ried or single, vet the business re-
lations Of Mcintyre and Heath, who
| are considered the TWO funniest men
in Anne erica today. have cont mned for
that length Of time and barring un-s
forseen happenings, will go on much
longer. They will appear, In John
CoTt's massive revival OF their biggest
musical comedy success The Ham
Tree at the Robinson Grand theater
Saturday afternoon and might, April
H.
Alfred Swenson, now playing with
the OK and Of films for the Kri-5t
terton program. is one or the best
known stock stars in the United
States. lie has starred on the road
in When kni thood Was in Flo%er,,'s
ttGraustarki and The Wolf. For
stock experience hescan show IA record
that has never been equalled 500
performances with the Il. q. ssI keith
Stock Company. Brooklyn, N; IA
T There Is many a travelling man who
wi laugh long and loud ly> when he
sees III e Was a Travelling Man u
ISal ems newest farce comedy The
reason lies in the fact that kalem
wrote this with the int ntion Of show
ing some of the nuisances encounters
by travelling men who are compelled
to put UP at countrv hotels.
Evening star., 1915-02-08
STARTS $500, 900 FUND
TO GIVE CITIZENS WORK
Chicago Intends to Employ Men
Who Lived a Year There in
r. Improving City,

CHICAGO, February S.-Solicitation
Of the hundred Thousand dollar
fund to provide work for Chicago's
unemployed began today under the di-
rection of PROT, Charles r. Henderson
Of the University Of Chicago. chair
man of the municipal industrial com
mission. The fund Is being raised as
Ia result of an appeal made by Mayor
Harrison to citizens Saturday. 1t is
the object of the commission to insist
upon a years residence in Chicago as
a qualification for work.
'iOur home workers must be taken
care of first" Prof Henderson said.
by relieving charitable organizations
of their present burden in this direc-
ton they undoubtedly will be able to
do more along other lines
The work created by the fund will
be to bcautify the city. Cleaning un-
slightly spots and street work of all
Kinds for which public funds do not
provide. will be started Immediately,
according to the plans.
Evening star., 1915-02-08
FORTY CONVERTS JOIN CHURCH
Total New Membership of Mt. Yer
non Place M. E. Is Sixtv-Nine.

Forty persons who have professed
conversion during the revival services
which have been held at Mt. Vernon
Place Methodist Episcopal Church since
early in January were received into
the fellowship of the church yesterday
The pastor, Rev. z. K. Hardin, was
assisted at the special "ingathering
service" by Rev. DR.. W. v. Tudor.
Following the reception of the new
converts a communion service was
held, in which the largest number of
Communicates in the church's history
participated. Three converts who were
unable to be present yesterday are to
be taken into the church next Sunday.
The forty-three converts, with
twenty-six persons who, during the re-
vival services, united with the church
by letter or certificate from other
churches, brings the total of access ons
during the special services up to sixty
nine.
Evening star., 1915-02-08
WOMEN BEAT TWO MEN
AT ROOSEVELT FACTORIES
Attack Employees Of Plants Where
Nineteen Strikers Were Shot
by Deputies.

ROOSEVELT. N. J.. February s.-A
crowd Of angry women stormed the
gates Of the Liebig and Williams 6
Clark fertilizer plants here today
where nineteen strikers were shot by
deputies January 19, and administered
a thorough beating to Elmer Osborne
chief engineer at the Liebig works
and Frank Davis. q clerk at the Will
liams & Clark plant. Both men were
rescued by special policemen, sworn in
yesterday.
The trouble started when some Of the
men attempted to go to work FOL
$3.50 a day. This was the wage they
received at the time Of the strike. the
previous wage having been 81 day
The women jeered and hooted the men
going to work this morning. and when
Osborne and Davis appeared they at
tackled them. One man among the
crowd Of women was arrested.
The companies operating the plants
issued notice yesterday to the erect
that unless the men returned to work
today they would be DISCHARGED. Strike
leaders said none of the strikers was
among the men who went to work to-
day.
Evening star., 1915-02-08
INCREASED DEATH RATE
SHOWN BY CENSUS REPORT
Small Advance Figured in Registra-
ton Area of United States.
District Statistics.

"A death rate in 1913 Of 14.1 per 1000
of the estimated population in the reg
istration area of the United States.
compared with 1879 per 1000 in 1912. is
shown in a report today by the census
bureau. The number of deaths in the
registration area, containing about
two-thirds of the population, was ap-
proximately s90,94S.
In the District of Columbia the death
rate is 17.3. The rate among the white
population is 14.4 and among the col
oyed 24.4, -
Shows Lowest Rate.
Washington state showed the lowest
rate. being S.5 per 1000. while New
Hampshire's was the highest with Ill
The lowest rate shown in 1913 by any
of the fifty registration cities with
populations of 100000 or over in 1910
was that for Seattle, which was S4,
while Memphis showed the highest with
eos.
The average age at death for both
sexes, from all causes combined. was
1913; for males alone, 39.2; for females,
40.6. Nearly IS per cent of all deaths
were of infants under one year of age.
and more than 25 per cent were of
children under five years.
l. Decline in tuberculosis.
The death rate from tuberculosis de-
c1ined from 1898 per Zoe. 900 population
in 1912 to 147.6 in 1913. The rate from
cancer rose from SO per 100000 in 1900
to 1873 in 1913. The number of suicides
was 9,9SS, the rate being 1873 per 1OO,-
900, compared with 16 per cent In 1912.
Evening star., 1915-02-08
rs MINISTERS TO REJOICE.
Will Participate in Lutheran Church
Jubilee at GEORGETOWN.

Twenty-Five Protestant clergymen Of
the District of Columbia are to partici-
pate tonight in a special service of ju-
bilation at the Evangelical Lutheran
Church, Wisconsin avenue and Volta
place, Georgetown. in recognition OF
the dedication Of the newly completed
church edifice yesterday. Music for the
service is to be furnished by the choir
of Epiphany Lutheran Church.
Another service of similar nature is
to be held at the new church Thurs
day night, on which occasion the ser
mon is to be preached by Rev. DR.. Will
liam A. Wade of st. Marks Lutheran
Church, and the music is to be furnish
ed by the choir of that church.
Evening star., 1915-02-08
Y1DDIsH PLAY FOB. CHARITY.
Jewish Actors From New York Ap.
near for Hebrew Relief Society.

A drama in Yiddish entitled The False
Step was presented at Polls Theater
last night by company Of Jewish actors
from David Kessler's Second Avenue The
ater. New York city, under the auspices
of the United Hebrew Relief Society OF
Washington
The cast included Nine MalMne Sohel,
who had played the part Of Nine X'
in Yiddish: Nine. Regina Prayer. an
opera singer; K. Juvelin. S. Schwartz,
Mime. Shapiro and Messrs. Gilman and
Shoor.
L. Schaffer was manager OF the COM
pany, and Edwin A Relkin business d.
rector.
Marcus Norman is president Of the
United Hebrew Relief Society here.
Evening star., 1915-02-08
Nev Mime. Irene Corsets for Spring.

Somewhat higher bust lines in evidence.
A number of the skirts are quite medium in length
figure support afforded by the of boning
season. indicating that er figure lines will be the
tyle though suggestion of stiffness is given.
who do need firm there
plenty models very low in the bust and without the figure
-estraint which the greater boning imposes
cous heavy brooches and firm rich and strong
eras.
$sso model of beautiful brocade good weight
boned with the correct height bust and medium long skirt
Heavy Merczed Treco Corset with satin banding
low bust and long skirt.
At $3.50 servceabe models strong cout
low bust with long skirts and elastic inserted
hip; for figures of average fulness.
$soo-Various models in coul and ba firmly lightly
boned needed to fill the OF all placing
price limit for genuinely good corset.
Evening star., 1915-02-08
IN MEMORY OF W. F. DowNEY.
Reouie1n Mass to Be Celebrated in
St, Matthew's Church.

Requiem memorial mass for the late
william F. Downey will be celebrated
at O'Clock tomorrow morning in st.
Matthews Church by Rev. DR.. Cooper.
This is the first anniversary mass for
Mr. Downey, who died February 9. 1914.
Mr.. Downey was widely known Tor
in downfallen humanity that he estab-
lished an institution for homeless men.
which is known as the Home OF the
Good Samaritan. For this great work
former President Roosevelt publicly
euligized Mr.. Downey, calling him
s'Washington's noblest citizen"