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DECLARES ITS DIVIDENDS
Studebaker Corporation Drops on
Common as Conservation Measure

SOUTH BEND. Ind, August 7.-Di-
rectors of the Studebaker Corporation
in session in South Bend today de-
clared the regular quarterly dividend
of y per cent on the preferred stock
and per cent on the common stock,
payable September 1 to stockholders of
record August 20.
The directors felt constrained to re-
duce the dividend on the common stock
on account of the uncertainties of the
future and the consequent necessity Of
conserving working capital. 1t was said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-07
CAPT. BASIL HOOD DEAD.
Former British Army Officer Noted
as Dramatic Writer.

LONDON. August Capt. Basil
Hood. dramatic author. was found dead
in London today.
Capt. Hood. who was fifty-three years
of age. served fifteen years in the Brit
ish army, for ten years as a subaltern
after studying in the Royal Military
College, being promoted to a captaincy
in 1898 and retiring in 1898
Capt Hood wrote copiously for the
stage, mostly in the lighter vein. 1.-THE
Rose of Persia" and lib and Little
Christina" were perhaps his best known
serious plays. He made the English
translation of THE Merry Widow"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-07
Quiet on the italian Front.

ROME. August 7.-Reporting mill
tary operations on the Austro Italian
front, the war office announcement is
sued today gays: mo important
events were reported yesterday. Artil-
lery duels took place on the Julian
front"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-07
Mrs. Reed, Wife Of Missouri Sena-
tor, Entertains for Bride
Elect.
Mrs. Daniels to Be Hostess at Y. M
c, A. at Fort Myer
Tomorrow.

Mrs. James A. Reed, wife of Senator
Reed. entertained at a beautiful lunch
con today at the Purple Iris Tea House
in compliment to Miss Dorothy Shuey.
whose marriage to Mr.. Christopher
Smith of the Norwegian legation will
take place July 16.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-07

Admiral and Mrs. Albert Gleaves. with
their daughters, Mrs. T. E. Van Metre
and Miss Evelina Gleaves. have gone to
New York for an indefinite stay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-07

garden production and canning, Spring.
neld. near the county seat. has sent In
the following oandages to the Balti-
moro headquarters for distribution:
Five dozen triangular bandages. three
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-07

=. IL
Shaw are at the -Blenheim
at Atlantic City.
Mrs Edward Heating and Mrs. Dorsey
w Shackleford were the hostesses at a
matinee party followed by tea yester-
day afternoon at the Willard. when
their guests were Mrs. William F. Kir-
by, Mrs John w. Kern. Mrs. William
c. Adamson, Mrs. William Gordon, Miss
Dorothy Gordon, Mrs. William w. Ven
able. Mrs. Edward T. Taylor. Mrs. Sam
uel NJ. Taylor. Mrs. Joseph J. Russell,
Mrs Warren Gard and Mrs. James Pat
ton.
The former ambassador of Russia and
Nine Bakhmeteff. took possession to-
day of the James Gordon Bennett place
at Newport, Stone villa, which they oc-
cupied for several years as the sum-
mer residence of the. embassy.
Cardinal Gibbons. who is making his
annual stay as the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs Martin Maloney. was the chief per-
sonage at a luncheon in the rose room
of the Essex and Sussex, Spring Lake.
today Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Mark
ham. jr.. of Tulsa, Okla, are giving the
luncheon.
Representative and Mrs. Charles H.
Dillon have returned to their home
at Yankton, S. D.. where they will re-
main until after the recess which the
House will take pending the discussion
of the revenue bill in the Senate.
Others who have taken advantage Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-07
30clet,

toring along the north shore as far as
York, Me.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-07

Mrs Leslie NJ. Shaw and Miss Erma
Shaw are at the Marlborough-Bl enheim
at Atlantic City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-07

In high explosives the British pro-
duction is now sixty-six times what it
was in January, 1915.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-07

Miss Ruth Patterson will leave Wash
ington shortly to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-07

Mrs. Kline. wife of Mr.. Lawrence H.
Kline of the Department of Labor, has
gone to Philadelphia for a visit of
several weeks with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. McClane
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-07

Former Representative John A. M
Adair has returned to his home in
Indiana, after q short visit here.
The evening world., 1917-05-03

nude. in circular composition, the
effect OF which Is at least unpleasant.
The less said about John Il. Par
kers work is most charitable.
John IL. Alser might have carried
the work on his contributions some
what further. ana have thus secured
excellent results. Even as Il Is. the
units, although harsh and raw, are
by no means hopeless. His sand
Dunes" IS well handled and conveys
a charming conception OF his subject
that has been admirably worked out.
George r. OF TX the disciple Of ele-
mentaiism IN his exhibited pieces.
llilda Wards contributions are
monstroslties, pure and undcfiled.
Tho score OF paintings OF Califor-
MIA by Paul Harvey fresh from a
Boston exhibition, that are being
shown at the Folsom Gallery. No. 396
Fifth Avenue, until after the LIST OF
May, arc full OF charm and color
The hill country, with It's forest
growth. the mountain peaks, touched
with a golden glow. bits Of the low
lying coast, lavcd by the Pacific, and
few exceedingly charming snow
scenes, make up the present eNhibi-
tton.
The snow scenes ara on many ao-
The snow texture, with the pro-
jected tree shadows. tho varying for
est growths,. the hisecting stream, the
outcrop OF the good red earth. the
hollows OF the snow. wind blown, the
eyergreens and, in one case. the
winding trail OF snowy footprints
skirtlng the naked tree, are all de-
| IIightmlly painted in great shape and
with a strong aesthetic appeal.
The tonality OF the snow is. In
| every case. vividly expressed, and
the purple shadows are painted with
| notable Skin.
Mr.. Harvey has also painted many
| California tree subjects with very
satisfying results and fine feeling
for tree forms.
His Live Oaks OF California
features couple OF these noble
trees, nicely composed. against q
towering noun tain at the left OF the
composition. A low, floating wool
pack cloud Is seen against tho
mountainside. Moro OF these sister
clouds crowd the eastern sky. In tht
! foreground the Drowned vegetation
takes on pleasing shadows from near,
by trees that do not come into tht
picture.
In a California Garden" pleasingll
deals with a single garden filled witt
rcd blooms. The chiaro-oscuro (!
lagaiu effectively handled.
"Thc Home Of the Eagle" shows {
pair of the King Of Birds cruising /,
the upper reaches, with trees anC
mountain peaks most happily intro
duCed.
The evening world., 1917-05-03
NO MORE
FOOT MISERY
ICE-MINT
A NEW DISCOVERY STOPS
SORENESS AND coRNs
FALL OFF

Just touch or two with Ies-mint and
your cOrns and foot ttolhles are ended. Il
takes the soreness right out. then the corn
or callus shrivels aud lifts or
No matter what you have tried or how
many times you have been disappointed
here is real help Tor vou at last.
You will never have TO cut corn again
or bother with buuglng tape or plasters.
Hard corns, soft corns or corns between
the toes Just shriycl up and li't of so
easy. It's wonderful You ,ocl no pain or
sorsness when applying lce-m!nt or utter.
ward II doesn't even irrita'e tho slin.
This new discovery made from a Jap
sucso product Is certainly magical tho way
g. draws out inflammation from pair ot
swollen, burning, aching frgf. Ice mint
lmpurts such delightful cooling. soothing
ceiling 30 the feet that g. t.st makes you
sigh with relief. II is the real japanese
secret for tlue. healthy little feet. II is
greatly appreciated by women who wear
high heel shoes. II absolutely prevents
loot odoss and keeps them sweet end com
Portable.
II costs uttlo ana will Give your poor.
tired, suffering swollen fer' tGe treat of
holr lives. Sob aud recommended bs
good Gruggists everywhere Advt.
The evening world., 1917-05-03
"The HighWGyniGn
Is Happily ReDiDed
After TLUenty Years
Blu Charles DGrnt0n.

- OMANTIC comic opera Is 80 rare
* these days-Ibegging the pardon
Of "Eileen"7-that "The High
wayman," with Its clattering tunes,
It's galloping choruses and its thunder
Gus climaxes, is TO be welcomed as
relief from the tallor-made musical
pieces OF the moment.
After twenty years The Highway
man" was happily revived last night
at the Forty-fourth Street Theatre
The rich melody OF Reginald Dc
Koven's score met with enthusiastic
appreciation. Harry B. Smiths book
was still given to old-tashioned
"asldes" that brought forth smiles
and sometimes laughter. Even the
horse OF the gallant hero seemed to
find It impossible 10 stand quietly for
some OF the things that were said on
the side. But the music renewed It's
youth, and won so many rounds OF
applause that Frank Tours, who d.
rected the orchestra with sensitive
skill and unflagging energy, was com
PEELED to be prepared for encore after
encore.
John Charles Thomas, by far the
best baritone in light opera, sang MS
I rolo In full, round, ringing tonesi and
acted with a fairly good sense o.
Irish character until he lost the accen'
completely in his final number. Bi'
anca Saroya was a tall, attractive
! heroine, though her voice-high ant
| clear--seemed TO come from her heaC
| instead of her throat. Her acting wa
! lacking in romantic spirit. Al th'
same time It must be said that hei
singing won hearty applause. san
! Ash scored decided hit as the tenoi
\ OF the occasion in Lieutenant Rod
ney's song "Gretna Green" Jefferson
| DE Angels. suddenly released iron
the Winter Garden. was amusing II
! his own way as Foxy Quiller, though
he could not hope 20 live up to the eN
travagant humor OF character mor'
or less sacred TO the memory o
! Jerome Sykes Struggling desperatel!
| with a cockney accent, Lefty york.
| succeeded in being lively, at am
rate, as the 'ero-loving Dolly Prim
| rose, while Teddy Webb served Yer!
| well AZ Toby.
The Highwayman" Is noteworth!
as a spring revival OF good music.
The evening world., 1917-05-03
Ehe ePeOpLe's Art
Guild Rounds Up
Art Mavericks
BV w. G.. BOICdOin.

The exhibition by the Peoples Art
Guild, which opens to-day at p. NJ,
in Room e22, in the Educational
Building, No. 10 Fifth Avenue, and
which Il to remain on view during
the summer months, contains the
work of the following personsi John
Aiger. Louis George Bouche, James
Butler, Wood Gaylor, Gus Mayer.
Owen Merton, George r. OF, John r.
Parker and Hilda Ward.
Most II not all of the exhibited
, work. u highly modernistlc and pro-
jections, sensations, impressions, sub
Jectivities and other revolutionary
developments are included. Many Of
the canvases are composed in very
high keys.
James Butler II an example OF the
riotous in color In his contributions.
His landscapes are painted in rain
bow tints. and the chromatic over
whelms ell else.
In a contributed portrait, and a still
life. there is nothing doing" In tho
way OF realism, but in his shown por-
trait no has unmistakably erected the
legendary sign ito the unknown god
The water colors of owen Merton are
somewhat less revolutionary and IN
some cases the colors and forms used
therein take on flashes of the acn-
demic. but IA the effort TO approach
originality he has lock-stepped With
crudity.
Gus Mayer has bravely tried TO over
come the limitations of modernism IN
his still life and portrait themes, but
with Indifferent success
His self portrait. in oil. is heavy and
dour. in both treatment and express
eion.
The Nursery" by him, Is aggres-
sively crude.
Wood Gayior In his dry point studies
of female nudes has fallen far short OF
ideality, and the angularity that no has
permitted to creep into his prints sadly
and unnecessarily mars them.
Less objection attaches TO his wood
carvings. exploiting the decorative
side, although even In these the
themes are infelicitous.
Louis George Bouche seems IN his
contributions, as shown at the Train
lng School for Community Workers
Gallery, to seek after the deificatior
OF obscurlty. IN which ne has beer
emlnently successful.
His "Girl with Red Hat" approach.
RS the decorative in very broad and
freely expressed study OF semi
The evening world., 1917-05-03
FAMILY DOCTORS
GOOD ADVICE
TO Go On Taking "Fruit,a'tNes
Because They Did Her Good
RoCHoN, JAN. l4th. 1918.

81 suffered for many years with ter
rible Indigestion and Constipation. l
had frequent dizzy spells and became
greatly run down. \ ncighbor advised
me TO try 'Fruit-a-tives' did so and
10 the surprise of my doctor, I began
20 improve, and he advised me TO go
on with 'Fruit-s-tives.'
| consider that I owe my life 10
'Fruit-a-tives' and I want 10 say 20
those who suffer from Indigestion,
1Constipation or Headaches try
'Fruit-a-tives' and you will get we'll"
CORINE GAl'DREAU.
soc. a box, q for - so; trial size,
e5c. At all dealers or sent postpaid
nv Fruit-a-tives Limited, OgdenSburg,
". Y.-Advt.
The evening world., 1917-05-03
STUDENTS TO PARADE HERE.

Forty students OF the University Of
California. forming detachment OF the
American Field Ambulance Service In
France. and the New York alumni OF the
institution received permission to-day 10
parade down Firth Avenue from FIFTY
ninth street 20 Twenty-third Street at
noon, May 10.
In the parade viii be a number OF am
hulauce drivers who have seen service In
France, In uniform, with the remnants
OF a motor ambulance from the front.
Thor. viii he a company OF United
states Marines as an escort. The am
hulguce detachment will arrive from
california AT the Grand Central Station
lust before the parade.
The evening world., 1917-05-03
Mems Furnishings,
Underwear, Etc.
Friday Prices That Show Saving,

Friday Prices That Show Savings
Mems silk Neci1wcRr-open ends,
large IssoTtment OF different silks,
stripe gnl figures our reg. 49,. .3O
Mems Fine shirts-soft cuffs.
SIX woven and printed stripes
some madras, fancy pongeeR. etc
sizes "a 70 Is nock-Our reg, {LtS.. 100
Boys BnIbriEEHn Underwear
Shirts nigh neCkH-shurt sleeves
knee leugth-dOubls seats
our reg. .-i...,.... ..,.....,st..,.... 10
Womrn's Extra size shaped Vests
Sleeveless or short slecvos--AlsO
lace trimmed drawers slight Inn
perfcCunus-our reg. .j qualities. 81
Mems tray InderWeHr-
Medium "eiEnt, shirts aud drawers
% Wut. uuI req. o. ..,,-........ 90
Mems HnIbriggnn ndcrWcHr--
Short ur long sleeve shirts, double
seated drawers white. sleeveless
shirts, snort drawers 10 match. ~
Nomen's MACK SILK Hose--llsls
sole. heel and toe-our reg flG9, LIE
Mems Mumrn's Umbrellas
Hi'k and linen mixed
our rOg 81 N ....,......s......,...I. Z. .U7
Women's Two Clasp siIL Gloves
black or wh'te-douhie tip
our reg ,o' ....,..,..... ..............., NJ
womsn's On~ Clasp CRpnskin Gloves
Our reg 81 ~ @.,.,..,. A-.,,.. Loo
The evening world., 1917-05-03
Boys Suits and Furnishings

Friday Prices That Show Savings
boys Norfolk suIts-Chcviots.
h1mespuns, cassImcres. Fravs
ana browns. In stripes. cherks.
hcrrlugbpues and fancy uI ytures
majority with extra trousers--
10 ~ yrs Included In this lot
arc quits with straight trousers
for little boys 70 10 yrs...... 80
BoyS' Goats 2ia 10 3 years-nAvy
and brown serges. black ana whits
checks. tan and gray herrlnEhD1eA
ana other desirable f1ncies-
or velvet collars alpaca or serge
Innings .....-..,.. ......... 3.TO
Hoys' Navy niue Norfolk suits
uIfo wursted sergea silk seWn.--
ulrnirl ur pinch back models
plain ur CURED sleeves patch
pockets, some with belt loops
trousers fully linod 2 70 iS yrs $50
Hoys' SuIts-Single breasted. side
plrotri or pinch back models IN
thryiO's ana caEslmeres IN medium
Rr. dark clloruEs, checks.
p.Nds ana stripes. grays tans
ANA blIr WIAturcs--soWp with
extra trouscrH--also black ana
white che hs--B TO II yrs
our reg. NJ.'b ...s-s..., ,.t.sr. BIB
Little Hoys Suits-Junior models
S,TEr7. WOrstrds, tlssiucrra ana
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NNl'p rhetkst grdFA ana tanAt IN
mixtures and strlpea-aIsp white
CordurOys variety Of pleRted models
majority with extra washable
Etpn collars TO s yrs..,.,,.,,.. B,16
Hoys' TrooHerS-7 20 1s yrs-
tlrviOt' and CaSsimrres-brow wn,
gray and tan mixtures
lrrr.uEuoues and Chcck$-Cut fun
s1r well tailored some lined. I ~
'hnmhruy aud bingham UompeTs--
IU newest cOlOrs and -fy',-. checks
ur u.nln co,prs- square or round
'Jall- 20 6 yrs....... Special 80
Childrcn'z OyerHIIs-ln blue and
'u denim with pOCkcts--NrN
made TO l6 yrs.,.. Special - I
noys HIouSes light and medium
Efr'pH pFTralos newest ol,pTH--
rpFChRud collars attached
sport ur Etou Etylea- % Do yr' -
Hoys Csps--in newest shades ~
p brown, tan and gray--also fancy
checks our reg IS ...... ~
n0ys' BlouEra-liEht, medium ana
dark stripe percAlos newest colors
collars attached 4 70 lb yrs
or reg .S'..'s't'''s,-' ''.'tt'' -
The evening world., 1917-05-03
ESTATES HEIR IN JAIL.
Mother-in-Law Thinks R15 n Month
Il Enough for Him.


Mrs. Katie Mccain. mothor-in-law
Of Gabriel f. Rosenthal, proposed to
the Supreme Court yesterday that SIS
a month Is all that possibly could be
allowed for maintenance OF her SON
in-law. since he is serving a long
term in tho state Penitentiary at
Jackson, Mich.
Rosenthal married Miss Claire Nc
Cain on his twenty-first birthday,
five years ago. on that day he be-
gan to receive the income or a trust
fund.
His mother-in-law. with the aid OF
Sheriff Smith as a co-plaintiff, seeks
10 collect s1.152 on ROsenthaIs note
and check. She got an attachment
and served II on the estate OF his
father. the late Jacob Rosenthal She
declares the estate held no property
except n trust fund for the convict.
Under the will sum was set aside
10 allow Gabriel Rosenthal $1,000 a
year until his thlrtieth birthday,
when he gets all OF the principal
ESTIMATED above SIS, ,OOO) except go 900.
which is to be paid to him nineteen
years later.
The court is asked TO judge how
much should be allowed for Rosen-
| that's maintenance.
The evening world., 1917-05-03
OIL EARNINGS LARGE.

since the standard OIL Trust was ais
solved IT'S thirty-three former subsldi-
aries have displayed great animation,
according to Wall Street records. These
show that since May. 1911. when they
were separated from the main body. they
have paid 10 their stockholders SG29.-
lOo 900 In cash and stock dividends,
During 1915 and the FIRST quarter OF
1917 the STANDARD on companies have
paid out Sll9,I92,32S in cash dividends
and $4,000, 900 IN stock dividends
The evening world., 1917-05-03
Fletcher Pleased win
Outlook In Mexico,

MEXICO CITY. May 9.-UnIted
States Ambassador Fletcher has Is
sued a statement to the press express
ing his belief that tho Inauguration
OF President Cnrranza IL a guarantee
OF the peaceful rehabilitation OF Mex
leo. The statement reiterRtes Ambas-
sador Fletcher's satisfaction win the
announced determination of the Mex
iran Government TO maintain It's ueu-
trniity. Carranza has been granted
extraordinary powers to deal with
the financial situation.
The evening world., 1917-05-03
Moderate Profits.

Curtains, Cretonnes, Etc.
Friday Prices That Show Savings
New scrIul Curtains---in lots from
to "a pairs OF n stylo-soms with
oolored inserts, others real
laco effects-some hemstitched.
plain or valance
our reg. t2.f7............ pair l.TV
Reversible VeIour Portteres-
dozen combinations, such as rose
and olive, blue and Havana. etc.
--Nhluo NlH.Bh. s..s.-..ss lA.6O
200 Sample VeIour PortieFes-
brocRde borders Tor couch covers
value tb.9S each. ch............3.37
Extra Fine Cretonnes-in desirable
Chinese and other new art designs
elsewhere s1.O0 and ti.25.... TT
Novelty Bordered serims-Dalnty
floral effGcts-our res. .12h I'd. y
sunfaat CurtnininEs-
madras doslgns-valuo .65..... .1T
SILK sunfaat DraperIes-iridsscsnt
coiorinKs--elHew where s2.95. ..a. az
Purchase of fine MaraulHette Cur
tnIninR--i0 to 90 I'D. Lengths
qualities usually 80 and .29.... .1R
The evening world., 1917-05-03
On Our Main Floor
Friday Prices That Show Savings

Friday Prices That Show Savings
Leather ana SILK handbags
various styles and RizeR-drawstring,
envelope and dress bags-piain and
fancy linngs-our reg, .02........ 90
Special Purchase Of
Black Walrus Travel Bags
reinforced ends-i6. II and rs Inch
value hW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 100
Collars and Collar and Cuff Sets
orRandles. volles and plques -omb'd
and lace trimmed, also lace collars
our reg. q and .2s...t...,....,... rs
Rosebud TrImmiREs-pastol shades
our reg 81 per yard............ 30
women's HRndkerohiefs-
with wreath initlal-Rll pure linen
our reg. 60 half doz.............. .00
Mems Hnndscrehiefs--ail pure
linen-quartor and half inch hem
our reg 'D''''''''. 10
spcIaI Purchase ~ largo lot OF
Brooches, BarpinS, Cuff Pins, Cuff
Links. Lingerie CInspS-various
shHpcs and designs enamel
sterling silver and gold plate
values up TO % and .39...,..., .12h
silver Plated Photograph Frames
large oval our reg 81
elsewhere .46.,... .,.............. I'D
Waterproof MaIIns-full limo OF
colors--includinE black and white
our reg ~ por yd.,..per yd. IL
72-inch SILK Dress TuIIe-llght and
dark shades. also black and white
our reg eliA, A,-........ 10
Point dc Parts and Val. LHces-
desirable wldths--urw patterns
our reg. 1919 per yd..,....... n
"a Hnd IO-inch FIouncinEs-sw1ss.
"a N. HNHHH .
The evening world., 1917-05-03
Mother who Killed Her Newborn
Babe l. Freed.

Although she had admitted that she
threw her newborn baby out Of fourth
story window and KILLED IT.. Agnes Gel
dcruan. twcnty-ono, ot No. SSi East
one Hundred and Ffty sixth street
yns discharRcd Yesterday when the
Grand Jury in Bronx County refused 10
lndict her Medical testimony was in-
troduced to the effect that tho mother
was mentally deranEed al the time.
The evening world., 1917-05-03
Women's Apparel

Friday Prices That Show Savings
Special Extra sise salts for
WOmeh-Two tailored models,
unusually smart and well designed
Serge and poplln-nRvy, black,
gray wistRria--half or odd eiEes
to b2h-our reg. S2o.75. .22.bO
"Plping nock" suits for Women and
Misaes-lllack and white checks,
wool Jerseys, Serge, Gabardines,
Toffetas-very chic styleH-tan,
gray. rose, blues navy. black - 30
Alterations froe on above.
womsn's suits-Popllns and sergss
tan, apple green. rose, navy
new Spring models
our reg. Sl794 and tlp7S....14.76
Alterations free.
Special ODD Lot OF Taffeta Frochs
for Women and Miakes-
brown; green. rose, gray. Copon,
belts. Georgctto crepe collars. etc.
some OF these froCka formerly
sold for Sl4.75 and S.75
women's and Misses "Veriamart"
FrOck-Serges. taffeta, pongee--
braided. embroidered. pleated.
straight or full modcls--newest
styles added TO this group
Alterations free on above
Checks and Velour plBids--gathered,
with or without pockets-belts.
button trimmed, full backs
our reg. S3Sg g................2. 2.Tt
MOmen's SpriHE CoRts-Poplin.
llurollH, Serge navy. black and
variety OF Spring colora--seml-
fitted. plcatcd eftcCts--many half
or fullv lined.
our reg. S297I and sSt74. n2.5O
Alterations free.
won,en's spring CoRts-Poiret twill
new model, side pockets. button
trimmed-our reg. $500. .25.OO
Alterations free.
Women's House Dresses-Percalss.
Lawns and Giupham square neck.
come with COllars-prctty checks
uud stripes. pinlts. blues black
and white--oontrast trimmings
all sizes TO ii.............. .Bt
women's Terry Hobes-CollarleHs or
with smart sailor collar--lnent new
colored strlpea pockets and
glrdlc-- our reg. S347...,.....2.S 2.S7
othep Terry Robes-Pretty trim
mings OF satin. at. .J.O7 and 6.O1
The evening world., 1917-05-03
BISHOP GREER IS ILL.
NeurItis Follows Cold Contracted at
Cornerstone Laying.

Bishop David II. Greer is confined to
his home with neuritls lie laid the
cornerstone OF the new st. Bar
tholofnew's Church Tuesday aftern noon,
ana his exposure TO the rain and cold
caused a return OF the Illness from
which he had only recently tecoFerei'
Ills condition 10 not thought TO be seri-