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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-24
HOME INDEMNITY COMPANY.

Pursuant 10 Section II of the Insurance
Law OF the state OF New York We. the
undersigned. all being natural persons OF full
age. and at least two-thirds Of US citizens
Of the United States. and at least one OF Us
resident OF the state OF New York. do
hereby declare and publish notice Of our In
tention to form a domestic stock Insurance
corporation 10 transact the business OF nde,-
ity and surety insurance as authorized under
subdivision OF Section 70 OF the Insurance
Law The name OF the proposed corporation
Is HOME INDEMNITY COMPANY The
amount OF its capital stock l. TO be Two
Hundred and Ffty thousand V25o. 0so)
Dollars and its surplus Two Hundred and
Fifty Thousand S@5o.0oo) Dollars additional
The pI incipal and home ofce 81 the corpora.
ton ls 10 he located In the Borough OF Man
haitian. City. County and State OF New YORK
Dated. New York. september 18th. 1915.
GEORGE &. CABELL. CLARENCE
NETTLES. JOS. r WARD. A. d
BONN. A. KENNEDY CHILD. GUS
TAN KCMPERT. CHARLES PETKAs
:. G. HORWARTu. ALFRED
WOLFF. A. BOMMEL. NJ. LEM
lnkCh {. HERKfoKTH. JOSEPH
pkNK-
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discount Rates Firm in London.

London, Oct. 23.-Money and dis
count rates were frmer to-day. Money
loaned at 31s to per cent. Discount
rates for short bills were AZ to AZ.
per cent; for three months, IA to
1915 per cent.
Gold premium at Lisbon was $500.
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THE WEATHER REPORT
Fo,eces,s and Records OF the Last
Twenty-four Hours.

wvhir-. r. O-, There las been m pre-
c,plt-i1l tp.ns o., isH iw'nS 70" ho'r ~
con, csc, .ts Nc-,hern d's'ic'' vest NJ The ROXY
ucun'sip sna .l,us the portions of The SCUM ~
i---1- Co,s,. ,ni hisn pressure prevails Esn"'ny
o,.- ibe Interior dls,rif, east m the Mississippi
R,,., ,ri n M. Wst Gun STATE. IN ne IN
f,rlo. West pressure is low. With n. ,c,''s
,lisfufbince ogcr Montana phuo IN no TAT "e''
IL has r-e1 dc.lirlF. -, 49, MALL.
Atlantic afsies and NeH England. ana me norm
iIts,ri.rs west NJ the 70 nv Mountains ana some
,shAi cooler IN fhr Northwest OTs' ne centsi SD
.,siihefn portion, ~ 'le coUrt'y tsh tempefs'1,e,
continue FAR vcsfier vnl prevail sunday sno
Monde, east ~ tie Misss,,pp h'rcf ncspt tnsi
rain /. rrohahic Nondsy ~ Monday nisi IN N"
iuper Axe region fud the ioRor OHIO FslT. ~
4 viii bs warmer SUNDAY ~ me unper Lss"
region and ~ Monday in the lrTsr laAe tsy'h
the Middle Atlantic states snd NrF hngsnn.
Wlrds fpr sunday and Monday NoItn Aian'i.
,,o're,s,. 10 fr,.h northwest. Middle Atlantic. di-
mln,,hlne northaci souih Atlantic. moderate -
,rc.r north nni northeast East Guf. sente N
tn. erAts Northeast West Gun gentle. mostly rs,
unp,r Iatos moderate east winds SUNDAY Win thl
weather. lover lakes moderate northeast N esst
winds sunday With fair weather
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INCOMING STEAMERS.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

Prominent manufacturer Of ladies' dresses
wishes TO retire, has lease OF very light loIl
1850 square feet, in best location ur'l
Feb lst. 1917 Will either sell or ieass
cumpisls pIant, incadag showroom and all
furniture. aIso machinery and fixtures, etc.
Only responsible Principals vii be considered.
Address W. N. P, COX IN, Tribune 0''Ics.
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Sue. oct 2s-Inir,ssn tBrl. Yosoh'n' Kobe
Co. for New Yorf ,-,.
sriilv oct }f'roa,it b. N'N f"H TIT '''''
MN Ani nnilefl,m-
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''pn. ho'eA 'n''' wa -. DC, -
Msru . 10 Ga
Hawaii tva san Franclscol -NatspnlA' .oct ~
Guam and Ie'i r.n,rl ,'''l' we Oct 81
ffnWau Japan. Coreg. China and Philippine
,,,.4,H ''" ........ Nov /
Hawaii VITA san Francisco Lurline nov :
Japan Corcc China and philippine i'lsnd'
Tahiti Marquesss Cook Islands Ns~ hea!sId ,
via san Franci scol-Maiab ...--. 800, nov o
t, az. so,ama '...-~.......... Nov II
Hawaii FIN Islands. New Zealand. hu'rshs 10
Via vancouver and Victoria Niagara NOV l'
Posi.io Dutch. Barcelona. e,o With mhso quar-
seapooi OBJ. Gibraltar nc, g. With mdv quar-.
20 , N.
SAILED.
Algonauin. Nacoris Tyler Norfolk and Nen
port News. ST Gothard Or Philsiephia. tty
Of savsnnsh Savannah Comanche. Charleston ana
Jack.nnyills. Pansmsn. LES Angeles
liverpool oct 2s-Nev York. New York
London. Oct 23--Minnehahs tBrl. New fnA
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Local Forscsn. continued cool SUNDAY
Monday fair and warmer. Mcieroi, northTs't 70
northeast winds
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female

Female
COT PIE. toos. general houseworser. man useful.
good reference Danish country preferred Jusslla
Agency. lS5 East ssh st. Plaza 4a53
COZ PIE Swiss. nuilcr-valct. wife excellent cook
al D,nches good manager. ~. years best refer.
II We,t i2i II.
cQlILE- Butler: cook viii DO entire work except
laundp. both capable and we'll recommended,
Miss Siea'' Agency. 80 r. i2d Murray nil si7i
COY PHI Finnish. tuugr-u,cful. cook assls, lsun-
=, dr entire work country $50. hest references,
Miss sa@ughne'y.s Agcnc. u IVES; I2d $,
Coz ,d ..,, e esc, 1g,isI ,e' I.gnd,s,,
shAughness}', Agen1. u West ,2d 81.
'otlLE First class. mtlcr. cook very ercieni
capable. eIilfe charge. splendid references $50
Ms. M-5o' IS AgenC. ~ We. i2d =. Bryant 1858
sEkEEfER-Ncw Highlander. Tor gentlemen
sirciifri cor ana MANAGE. years best personal
references, oity or country. Miss Shaushnessy's
Asenrg. II Wes' i2d st.
not SEwORhER -,;erman excellent cool yer,
neat. splendid servant. small family. bet refer
encess $50 Call Mason Agency l3l West i2d
st lei. Br AM 1893.
Hor StwuRktR -Nicc light city place wanted
for bright young girl. 40 washing. years eN-
periencc. Call Mason's Aseng, l3i we-t i2d It,
not siWORKER Finnish American. strong. VII.
ing. cts or country; Cellent references Lehus
Aselcy. u L. l25th st Phone 55l3 Harlem
HOI SEKFEPER -Proiestanf: eaceptionally neat.
work Tor small family. Martha Golfers Agency
t5i FOURTH az.
HousEwoRkER Tor apartment smart youns $50
excellent reference. Miss shea's Agency. n Fast
i2d =. Murray HI 677i
INFANTS NuRsE-unusually capable woman
would care delicate child sI5. lst class re'errn.,
Miss shea's Agency. 20 =. i2d. Muray I'LL sT7t
LADY's MAID.-Gernsn. competent sesmstrcss.
hair iresser parfer. best rcferencei. wage $50
So. Call ~ Lang Boecheref Go. Asency. IS
LATNDREss -Germsn: competent, best reference,
diy country. wages s3o-faj. can a. Lang A
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.
Bt-1IER-Colored excellent references Excelsior
Erlployment Guild AgenC. 81 Madison az. Muir
CIIATFFEUR- First class mechanic. 20 anywhere.
so.l ali around man references htce.io. I'm
plo,rlcrf Guild Agtncy 32l Madison =. Murray
IN 9e7i
CIIAr'FFET -Ncchanic ssnis position With private
fsmis. best ~ references. Blsland I3' W. '''h'
temalc.
A cooK-young seeae; has been secondd
ro.,s $50. SIS s. Ms Il0fmger's Agency. 10
Es,, ~ g.. 80 noof. phrne '52' Madison square
A A-UoFMAYER tAgenc,). now located at 10
Lnt i2d 81. ~ floor Reliable domestic help
T.lsuionc ssii Nurrag Hiii.
7UANaEiplAlD Mattress ant Cook Young irish
Hofuaycr's Agency. 10 last i3d -. 81 hoor phone
.s.I Madison square
CHAlrBE RyArD. North OF ireland. thoroughly
o.mpstent: highly recommended frc-l,os En-
ployncnf Guild Agency 22l Madison Murray
CHAMBERMATD and waitress. houseworser; small
family. wiling. obliging. Martha Golfers Agen-
CT. - Fourth az.
CHA,iBrR,fAiD WAITRESS: competent. b.,; REF
erences. cify-crrriry. wages k2i 80. Call az
Lsns & Hoeehere. @. Agony. y Nesi 3sd =,
CHmD'S NCGsE.-iolns Scotch Protestant. IS
COOK German. first class; city or country. hest
q, references. .,ssr, no-So. Lang a Boe'herer
CoOK.--Sorvesisn superior young vom,n: very
neat. capable. ambitious. excellent personal ref
erenCe. So. Mrs. MssOns Agency. l3l West t2d
Il Tel. Bosnt 3655
COOK scotch. nrst class. rsry capable. economi.
cal. good manager. splendid references. $40 Cal
Mn Mssoo, Asen1. lil West ga q. Bryant
CooK.-smart yosns woman. excellent cook or gen
sra maid small family. splendid references. t35.
Oieils Asenc. sl5 oth az fhee Bryant 1901.
COOh GENERAL HOUsEWoRKER Neat. well
private .r. 'R 2 T. ag Seq 6ya 4.' family
oth sv Phone 30 ant 1907.
COOK -Erccllent. sell recommended middle ased
60. mall i., fsHit Gp Sousq $50 odeF' Asenc'
COOK AID LACSDREss. chsmbsrmsid " sitres.
English. together or separste. both thoroughly el
refenced. cts preferred. $50 s.. excellent refer
enc-s Miss shaushneAsy's Asency. l. Nof ed 81.
,OOk -CHANBERMAID- WAITRESS Two nea.
,ouns scotch girls together or separate. four aud
fso yeArs excellent references. ctJ county Mis-,
shAuzhnes.y's AsencJ. II West ied ~
COOK swedish: high class. best reference. with
i1tchenmGld or alone. Ju,sila Asenry, iJi Eat
ssh 81. Plaza t's
COOK -Erceil.nf references. economical Excelsior
Empoymrt Guild As-n-. 81 Madison AZ Mur-
"a H'il Wli
COOK Protestant. hish class. economical: eIce
lent refefeuces Martha Golfers Agency. ~
Fourth as l3lr 81.
COOK place in apartment; ,cy c.osbl.:
81 esn year, las, PIN In M MIS- ahs'' Agency.
COOK. ChAmb-rmAid and wsitrs. --Finnish girls
c.rAbls bsst reference Jussila Agency. 49, East
ssh -. FlaI. tts3
corPLE Young solcvd Americans: ,Ieellent cook
tn $50 UP: sooi references. Odel's Agency ssJ
sll AZ. Phone b. a., 1901.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-24

Hishcst temp~faturo resierdsy 81 degrees a.
M. lowest 81 dcgrsc4 fat y. m 4. average
temperature rcs'esdsy g. average temperature Tor
corresponding date last year, 20 average tenlpcfs
trs Tor co-r-londins da'" last ihiry -'hre" Year,
"a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-24
HELP WANTED.


Male.
CAPABLE man with thorough know ea i, o. " 'n'
- lime ACQUAINTANCE AMONG ciltcce. "a
,...,.-. .,J builders essential. AppH he'Neen '
~ and SO % M Empire firepoo' Oo"' We
a., 50 boulevard. IRONY y. !. ---------
sNTSuAN With experience IN seliillt sI l,i,f
-, .,,,',,,s or supplies 20 hospitals. some KNOW
,dys %, The hospital field Is required GIVE age
e,n.rlence and state n nos employed III nr'' ie''e'
= Hor s.. Tribune.
WE HAVE An oPENlNG FOB stn hfS $3.50, - On
r,,,ission basis Tie line is quite ne" ana
orer, very attractive proposition 10 men OF apili|
Csu bctgeen Q and 10 a. M ,,..
''' w UISDY SAILS COMPANY. Inc.
sSs Broadway. y Y. city.
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WORK WANTED.

CHOPPER - Bright Young woman; acquainted
ghoIsals clothng trade. client city references
r,celsior Ennloym.nt Guild Aeency. 52l Madison
~ Murray Hi agil.
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,inNnAY oCTonER IS.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

Ms,s Nsssl
y~ss ra- f,ns close. . SAIL
Finland London. Amor TA1e 90 am ~ On
IIyttu. Kingston In Fruit ... : ul sm lH"V T"
MONDAY. OCTOBER ~
Dani. Aishlsri Nsples. Italian. 3 80 am 200
AtahuA.ps. barbados - ..... 100 am u Wv ''n
TUESDAY. OCTOBER ~.
1...-.t,. Uo-d,.u, French I2O0m g On rm
nS,,,i,s uos,crJ,m mol. Am 80 am /. 40 M
n,,,.s .r,h,rvcI lu,-i,u 10 90 an Z 90 pm
I,i.,,., 1,.t.o1v.lt. Clyde 90 um
tliy - Montgomery. Ssy. say wv pun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-24

ISssI OrIolsI Record .- The following oTic' 'oc-
ord from tho Weather Bureau shops ne changes
n tho temperature for The sst tNen'y- four hours
fl, COMPARISON With the corresponding date - last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-24
BUSINESS CARDS.

1890. er,sAcy WAREHOUSE CO.--Mosins
",.e.,ns shluuIug Automobile vans fof Ions as
- 90 r.',tl for estimate ~ Wssi 9Th a.
Phone. ao5: Riser'ids
BORG BUS Dsn.onds. Old Cold sn'ef; r "a =,
,c.prVT, TARPgT CLEANING ,o.--sleals o.,
sar,n,s..rd air steam hand door 1888
Ercsf.sy tsI East tsth a. SCk d BhANDt
Ie. Ia--SeL.
NTLrIGRAPH TYPEWRITER LEr.tRs. 500
80: 900 Sis; 10000. 50. GEO II
WrAT1iEBFORD. 100 Broadws, (Equtsbls Bldg D.
Gsvm Ll3i ksctos t3i@
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HumIdIb

s., n 1921 D m. 1925 p m. 'oo7
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TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

J WILL Not be responsible fcr debts contracted
other Than by myself
l. {. LeRo, IS West so,h 8.
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APART MENTS WANTED.

WANTED -Tso or three room apartment with
kitchen and bath walking distanc. West i0is
Street. maximum. $50 q month NJ D.. Boz g.
GIllsGs VesA
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Shibbing Information and
Marine NeWS OF the WOrld
Vessels Arriving at and De'
parting from Port OF
New York.
MINIATURE ArMASAC.

WlNThT W
sprr'" 6l,; sunset 500 moo rises
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED.
Rslto, Oct as-pieiad-s San Francisco for New
YORK -
Mon'evideo Oct 2i-Penylan tBrl. Nev York Tia
weiiau. Sep YORK VIA Barbados
Plymouth Oct e3-Ardepi. tBri. View YORK
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ternaic

IUATFFETR .--Mcch,nic ssn,s position With private
f,mi.,. best ~ references Bysland. 1872 W. 'I'h.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-24

RUTLER-Colored. excellent references Etcels'
Employment Guild AgencJ. 81 Madison az VII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-24

CHATFFEUR First class mechanic. ~ anywhere
so.d ali around man references htcelsio. I'm
plo,rlcrf Guild Ageucy 81 Madison .. Murray
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-24

A -rOok.-Young S.ele has Deen second
ro-,t. $50 SIS. s. Mss llofmgers Agency. 10
Ea,t ~ -i 80 horr. phrnc i52' Madison Square
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TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

close y. Y.
$40 . NJ.
J,p.n. Kore. chin, MA s.sttlsl. TsmoA oil.
Evening star., 1915-12-13
District Supreme Court.
EQUITY DIVISION Jus

EQUITY DIVISION 1-Justice Ander-
Moulton agt Allison: decree dismiss
ing bill; appeal noted; plaintiffs attor-
A. D. Esher, J. B. Archer and J. E,
Laskey
Bonds agt. Bonds: order for alimony;
plaintiffs attorney, p. w. Frisby; de-
fendants attorneys E. Darlington, S.
D. Truitt and T. NJ. Baker.
Nesbit agt Nesbit. rule returnable
December II; plaintiffs attorneys, c. Q.
Shaw and w. A. Coombe.
McClelland agt Boardfinan; hearing
concluded: plaintiffs attorneys, L. J.
Mather and Clinton Robb; defendant S
attorneys. C. A. .keigwin and Hayden
johnson.
EQUITY DIVISION 2-Justice Mccoy
Bause agt, Bause: alimony pendente
lite: plaintiffs attorney, E. l.. Gies; de-
fendant's attorney. T. H. Patterson.
In re lunacy of Estelle H. Semple; or
der for committee to pay taxes.
Pessagno agt. Pessagno; rule as to
alimony returnable two clear days after
service: plaintiffs attorneys, J. B
Flynn and H. A. Hegarty.
Dorsey agt. Dorsey; defendant re-
strained and rule returnable December
II: plaintiffs attorney, Isaac r. Hit
Collins agt. Jenkins: decree quietine
title: plaintiffs attorneys, W. P. and
r. B. Fennell; defendants attorney, W
H. Wahly.
Clark agt Beckerdite: sale finally rat
ifed; plaintiffs attorney. John Ridout;
defendants attorney, r. H. McNeill
Jones agt. sheetz; bill dismissed with
tiff's attorneys, John Ridout, ]. j. Nc
Inerney and J. E. Atkinson; defendant s
attorney. NJ. D. Rosenberg.
White agt. White: George H. Mac
Evening star., 1915-12-13

donald appointed to defend: plaintiff
| attorney, l. G. Grossman.
Grand Lodge. knights Of Pythias. ast
Knights of Pythias. etc; hearing con-
Huidekoper & Lesh: defendant's attor-
neys, H. p. Davis and J. A COBB.
CIRCUIT DIVISION 1-Justice Could.
dict for plaintiff for $3.50; judgme mt
forthwith without interest or cost;
plaintiffs attorneys, Tucker, Kenyon q
Macfarland and E. S. Bailey defena-
ants attorney, A. L. Newmyer
Hoppin agt. John Mitchell, Jr, Com
pany; verdict for plaintiff for $3.50;
Judgment forthwith without interest
and costs: PLAINTIFFS attorneys. Tucker
| Kenyon & Macfarland, E. S. Bailey; oe-
fendant's attorney, D. W. Baker.
Doyle agt. District of Columbia and
Washington Railway and Electric Com
pany (two cases); motion to dismiss as
to District of Columbia granted with
costs against plaintiffs; jury respited
torneys, E. H. Jackson and B. T. Doyle:
defendants attorneys, r. j. Whiteford
and J. s. Barbour.
ford.
Keys agt. Bowie; motion for new
| trial fled plaintiffs attorneys, Baker.
Grant, Staggers; defendants attorney,
Zeph T. Moore.
Cain agt Cantwell on trial; plain
tiff's attorneys, Shinn & Owen; defend
ants attorneys, J. J. Darlington, w. c.
Sullivan and NJ. F. Mangan.
CRIMINAL DIVISION Chief Justice
Covington.
United States agt. Norris Butler,
housebreaking and larceny; plea
guilty: remanded.
United States agt. Walter L. Rhine,
blackmail; plea not guilty; recog-
nizance $1,000 taken with Rose B.
Brashears surety; attorney. ]. A.
O'Shea-
United States agt. Gus MONTE, rob-
berry: on trial; attorneys. n. c. Turnage'
J. c. Foster and I. D. Porter.
CRIMINAL DIVISION Justice Sid
United States agt. Jesse H. Howard.
seduction: plea not guilty; attorney,
A. W. Gray.
United States agt George r. Hilton.
housebreaking: on trial. attorney,
George p Newton.
PROBATE DIvISION-Justice Mccoy.
Estate of Elizabeth Lewis; will dated
January IS. 1908. filed. with petition
for probate: attorney, Crandal Mackey:
In re Mary Cope: resignation OF
guardian accepted and order appoint
ing Cecilia Fleet guardian; bond, $500;
attorney. L. A Block.
In re Jaces P. Pridgeon: petition OF
guardian for discharge filed; attorney,
r. E. Mcnamara.
Evening star., 1915-12-13
THE COURTS.
United States Court Of Claims.

Present: Chief Justice Edward x
Campbell, Judge Fenton w. Booth.
Judge Samuel s. Barney. Judge George
w. Atkinson and Judge George e
Downey.
On motion of Mr. C. H Merillat, Mr.
G.. e. Breckins was admitted to prac-
tice.
On motion of Mr. r. H B. Lyon, Mr.
Alex. F. Prescott was admitted to prac-
tice.
The following announcements were
made:
Judgment for claimant in Frank J.
Palmer, Fred W. Tyree and Albert o.
Martin.
Robert L. Stultz; petition dismissed
Samuel G. Profit; claimants motion
overruled.
Petitions dismissed:
David w. and Hannah ]. Bethea, heir
Bright Williamson, executor, and X.
E. Wilds. heir.
J. B. Kewon. Slaughter and Sopris, and
NJ. c. Rea; defendants motion with
drawn in Secor & Co.
Edward Dwyer; case reinstated.
James NJ. Sandusky agt. United States;
Mr.. W. E. Harvey was heard for plain
tiff and Mr.. G. T. Stormont for de-
fendant.
Charles NJ. Fulton agt. United States:
Mr.. J. S. Blair was heard for plaintiff
and Mr.. W. f. Norris for defendant.
Evening star., 1915-12-13
A Gift for a Boy-It Lasts
Twelve Months

The most pleasing and beneficial
holiday gift for boy is Member
ship in our Boys Division.
1t will give him the use of our
gymnasium, swimming pool. game
rooms, bowling alleys. reading room
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It will secure the companionsnip
of a wholesome gang" of boys un-
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our clubs for boys.
If he is over fifteen years he will
secure the inspiration of an older
boys club, where clean speech, clean
sports and clean habits prevail, and
where there is an opportunity to de-
velop the ability of leadership.
If interested, telephone Main $3.50
write or call personally for further
information.
CENTRAL Y. M. c. A.
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Gloves for Gifts
Women.

Plain Kidskn and Capeskin Street Gloves, in various
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Our assortments have been assembled from the best
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The more fastidious woman is the she appre-
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Gloves very easily chosen and invite the atten-
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Gloves for women priced from 81 90 to S. so pair.
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Red Cross Christmas Seals
for sale on Main Floor, F. street.
Lovely New Styles in
Matched Sets of French Lingerie
For a Christmas or Wedding Gift.

1t you seeking something unusual and at the
time beautiful and of exquisite style for girl woman
you should these of Matched Lingerie.
They are beautifully made and trimmed in number of
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parted by fine ribbons
Sets consist of gown envelope chemse regular chcmse
long skirt and have pieces, others three
For the expectant bride delight for the trousseau for
the girl beautiful addition the wardrobe hope chest
for any gift of fashion.
Priced from $3.50 to $16.5O SET
+
Evening star., 1915-12-13

The Beautiful Holiday Blouses
Are Here in Many Distinctive Styles.
space in the Third Floor ReadytoWear Ap-
pare Section given this display and sale of Blouse
We believe be found the complete and di-
versed collection of the and finest blouse models pro-
duced Not only the plain and practical sorts here but the
most beautiful and exclusive novelties
Exclusive Modes in Dress Blouses.
of gold lace $1A7S
selfcolored Hnngs silver flesh and
~'''"
African plum fancy
with gold fronts and TRIM
mings Of velvet $500 to $ie.'o
Chiffon white Innings with vestee of
Silk and Silk Crepe Bouses
$500 to $S7S
trimmed flesh
all suit shades to 1875
Taeta Silk stripes plaids; stylish mod
20
Black Bouss Peau de Sole Blouses trimmed
with small tucks $S"<S 70 S''oo
GAribad Blouses in san
Fine Lingerie Blouses.
S2s5 each
Linen maize $500 each
tailored embroidered simple tucked
Tsira soer street " = = -
Evening star., 1915-12-13

THE DOUBLE PsYCHE-
one Of the newest models.
made Of fns black satin. In
laid with cloth Of gold and
trimmed with small Jet
buttons; bevel edge hand
turn sole and French Louis
heel; the Same model may
also be had with cloth OF
silver inlay.
THE NEWTON" SLIPPER.
made with black velvet
vamp and black satin quar-.
ter, trimmed with small
buttons: bevel edge hand
turn sole and french Louis
heel.
Evening star., 1915-12-13
New Coats for Skating, Street and
Auto Wear and Dress and Evening,

From such beautiful showing such comprehensive
OF styles there be unworthy selection There
Coats for hour of every day. every
patton diversion.
Skating Coats OF white
med IN blue; patch buttons
tary loops and binding Of silk braid. Price,
Also tbs latest styles in Tailored
Street Coats and SenDess
ssmi-ned bsed half belted There
and many models. rrced to
Evenn1 srnoon ana Dress
OF Fsafa oroadcloth other rich white
black ana 5sls1an blue
~ - $1,000 s,s, ~,
Evening star., 1915-12-13

BLACK SATIN BEADED
OPERA SLIPPERS, hand
turn sole and French Louis
heel.
BLACK SATIN OPERA SLIP
PERS. with Jet beaded bow
at vamp. bevel edge, hand
turn sole and French Louis
heel.
WHITE AND BLACK SATIN
SLIPPERS, trimmed with
small jewel bow; bevel
edge, hand-turn sole and
French Louis heel.
WHITE AND BLACK SATIN
OPERA SLIPPERS, trim
med with chiffon rosetta;
hand-turn sole and French
Louis heal.
Evening star., 1915-12-13

MISSES RouND-ToD SATIN
SLIPPERS. in black ana
white. trimmed with chif-
ron rosettes; low Cuban
heel ana square edge hand
turn sole.
FRENCH BRONZE KIDsKIN
BEADED SLIPPERS ana
also Black Satin. with OPEN
work tongue forming or
namentation: bevel edge
hand-turn sole ana French
Louis heel.
BRONZE NEWTON SHIPPERS.
trimmed with small button
on vannp: hand turn SOLE
and French Louis heel.