Evening star. [volume], May 07, 1915, Image 7

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HECHT & COMPANY
HECHT & COMPANY SEVENTH, NEAR F
SEVENTH, NEAR F
It's The W isest Economy
To Pay At Least $25 For Your Suit
Fay more it you can, of course: hut it you can afford to pay $2^ tor a suit and you are
spending less you are not doing the wisest thing. The sum of $2> is the right price for a good
suit of clothes: you are paying enough to take you into the more famous brands of clothes?
??>ocietp IBrani) atib HriStocrat=ic ClotlieS
You {jet the wonderful stvlins; tor which these brands arc
famed: you <jet tine workmanship: \..u ijet materials that will
gi\e a good account of themselves.
And because so many men already realize that it is the height
of economy to pay at least $25 for their suits we have made our
lines at that price our stronghold
You'll he amazed at the \ariet\ you will find here: scores of
masterftillv designed models, with their natty lines; dignified, con
cervative models that appeal by their quiet elegance. Overplaids
vou will not see elsewhere: new stripes, homespuns, the smart
Piping Rock flannels, etc., etc.
And there's a big surprise in store for the man who has been
giving his $25 to a tailor: you can't get such admirably styled
clothe' at the best of tailors' much less from those who charge
anvw
[ ?)t feoctetp Clotftes at Hechts'?--Jfirst Jflooi
nnsg^i^ssnrcss^i nrs=^rs=s^n
Misses'$19.50Suits,$13.50 Good Shirt News Today!
goo $i. jo. $2.00 and $2.^0 11 \qh-tjradc Shirts in
an important Saturday Sale.
Here's
the
Attractive
Price
serg-es and black and white
r**en and black are the colors,
re circular skins.'
Smartly tailored, of gabardines,
checks. N?*v> . tan. battleship grav. ur
Plain or silk collars and cuffs. Full flar
Misses' Silk and Serge
Dresses, $14.50
Delightfully styled frocks of
taffeta. crepe de chine and crepe
meteor, in shades of u:ivy. Bel -
gian blue, brown, sand, ptilty,
green. some combined with
chiffon and lace
It a cloJlar-t went v hits vou
about right for a tirst-class Shirt
\ ? ?ti better sec these beauties.
rut naturallv a-k : "AYhv offer
t. >r .Si.JO shirts that would bring
-S-'.oo and Sj.50;"
fMir answer is; 'We want all
volt men boosting this high-class
furnishings shop and we believe
that inducements like this will be
the mean- of getting us better ac
quainted." '
Girls' $6.98 Coats, $5.65
Of serges, cheviots, diagonals
and novelty mixtures: also
black and white < hecks: fanc.v
and plain silk collars and cuffs
The Shirts
Misses' Serge Skirts
$1.95
Xa\ ;? and black serges and
hairline stripes Flare bottoms:
plain or yoke tops.
We Know
T hey're
Worth
Much More
Arc oi woven madras, mercerized
;nadras. pongee and silk-stripe
cotton crepes, in a gloriottslv
good assortment of colors and
-tripe effect-. ? <-at -1\ 1 e Soft
cuffs. Sizes r v to 17.
Misses' Wash Skirts, $1.00
? >f broad wide-wale pique, with pleated front, deep hems arid
?two mannish pockets Trimmed with pearl buttons
Girls' Wash Dresses, $1.00
AH crisp new sr.vies for girls of f, to 14 years. Materials include
rharribraT?, percale, ginghams, gaiaieas and woven madras, in
checks, stripes and plaids the middy blouse dress is included, with
fancy tie. pocket and collars. Scores of other styles equally as
attractive.
Men's
Pajamas.
Cool, c o iii f o r table "nighi
clothes' that you'll just hate
to take off in the morning:
made Of percale and madias in
neat striped effects, trimmed
with silk frogs
Men's SOc
Silk Hose.
?>r sheer, close-woven silk-,
woven with double soles, high
spliced heels and double toes. To
he had in black and a dandy as
sortment of colors.
Children's $2.98 Coats, $1.90
Spring and summer weight serges, checks and bedford cords
Silk and pique collars and cuffs. Colors are navy. tan. red. Co
penhagen. black and white check and all white. Sizes 2 to *'< years.
Girls' White Dresses, $1.15
Of fine sheer lawns, with dainty lace, embroidery arid tucking;
square neck and three-quarter ?leeves. Some with double tunics and
deep hems. Sizes to 14 years.
Infants' Nightgowns, 23c
Made of fine aofi-finish cambric: "V" and round neck styles,
v* ith lace trimming at throat and cuffs. Sizes 2 to 10.
Famous Makes of Union Suits, ft 1
Athletic styles that commend them to men who desire coolness
and bodily comfort during the summer months. Styles with sleeves,
without sleeves, short sleeves. ankle arid knee lengths. Materials are
nainsook, madras and pongee. Porosknlt, Lew is. Varsity. B. V. I >.
Kockinchair, and other brands Included.
A Sale of Midsummer Trimmed Hats CO PQ
Regular Prices, $5.00 and $7.50. . .
We must use the words ultra smart here, for that is the only
way we can describe these hats we are going to sell tomorrow at
52 Sailor effects of Milan arid leghorns, also transparent hats,
artistically trimmed with whips, flowers, ostrich and ribbons. Some
v*:th soft silk crowns. Black, white and colors
Men's Crepe Embroidered Silk Ties
With all the quality and appearance of
dollar tiev Made with the patented ?-lip-easv ^
band, ('hnice vari.-tv of color- Large 11. .\\ - ri. jl
ing ends. W
Reduce the jolt and jar to limbs
and nerves by wearing rubber sole
shoes. 1 he\ make everv step
youthful, buoyant. Straight lace and
blucher models, in tan calf and dull
velour. Some with leather tips.
A Tribute to
California
FREE
Mike a Panama one of votir
ha' changes this summer. To lift
a Panama :?? a gentle tribute to
the evert ( alifornia's two fairs
celebrate
Tomorrow we ar- going to sell
hundred^ ??: new 1915 straws.
Each on? mean* a warm felt hat
ca?* aside and a bright spot on
tbf Avenue. W hen will you "vn'
South American Panamas
% Kiinc Hull Suit
?ith Kvfry Hoy'm
*uit nl or
?)! Jong-wearing wool mixtures, in
grays. lans and browns; serge lined:
pant* have belt loops and pockets;
taped seams, sizes f> to 18 years.
The
'Society Clothes Shop'
a Breezy Stiff Straw
in All Braids
Women's Italian Silk Vests, $1.15
The Famous Lorraine Silk
Vest advertised in the leading
nutgazines, made to retail for
>" f .:???. Beautifully made and
daintily finished with lac*.
I'ink and white. All sizes.
First Floor.
Seventh Street
VICAR LOSES FIGHT
Rev. C. W. Whitmore Rebuked
by Bishop for His Jere
miad in Speech.
EPISCOPAL DIOCESAN
CONVENTION VOTE, 70 TO 11
Ministers to Be Retiree! on Pay Ac
cording to Sliding- Scale?Re
vival Anthor-'.efl.
Utir Kf. f. \\ u- v! : ? |
Si A iines" ? ?????> 1
raiened the treneral pension fund Men.
after he had prophesied the need for
revising t!?#? "Mi n nltlcat" so as to r?
vrrsp the idea of the "rich heinpr sent
empt> away' after ho had quoted
words from the prophet .Jeremiah n
such manner as to call forth a sharp
reprimand from Bishop Harding, the
Kpisoopal diocesan convention came to
,i close late yesterday afternoon, hav
ing voted against Rev. Mr Whitmore
This means the diocese of Washington
v. ill join with most of the other Kpis
ii-p;i! dioceses of the ci'niiitvy jn a
? -l efully worked o? 11 plan for providing
pensions and grunts for aged and dis
abled clergymen As has been ? xpJain
< d. i he plan is a pi.tM.ntio one. :e<pi?v
i; i n a capitalization of
d;
kept a!
11 ums
t h
"Nover lii-foi tr 11a v1 11? . ' ?i ? I 1 '
ful a discussioi said Kev l>r Han
? iolph H. .McKiiti ot ;i ? "huci >?_ _ '
Lpiphan;- "in titty-one .. ?.iVs of mi?1
isiering in the church t ha a-ver seen
'.?lass arraje?! against class. ?i? 11 against
poor, in this ma nnei
This utterance was hro\ht forth 1 ?y
the hitter attack made b\ Kev. '*?. S.
Whitmore against, rhe proposed plan
Calls Pension Plan Top-Heavy.
Mr. Whitmore claimed that the pro
posed pension plan v as ''op h'-av\ for
i he rich." and w>*nt ??n to --xplain with
a n intricate system of figures thai the
per capita cost ??f such insurance in
Kpiphany Chun "t ^amid he cents a
e,i i'. while in William and Mary chapel
in ' * h a ?' 1 e s county the per capita cost
would he f u rt h ?? i more. that
?:p I my could purchase for its ? L">
cents apiece pensions amounting to
while the chape! in ?' 11 : ? s
count \ for its M apiece could get
nut $????.
"!n St. Thomas'; Ne . Vork. William
K Vanderbn;, communicant. the; w;ll
pay ?) !? cents apie*
pension (.f "?'? a \
Zaci. HaWn. fan
count-.. Mo. pa;. S
t !i
to get a
nnly
If v as she: that Ke\ Mr Wr.itmore
*ipoke of t lie necessit y Of revising tin;
Magnificat. sn. c ail;. those portions
with good ti .ngs and ? h? dismissal of
tiie rn*h with t;??thinu-.
Mi Whitmore-- amiiei.-e o f ch-rg.1
men and lav men held hr'-aths while x tie
young vicar spoke b?dd!>, and mote
hold I y s; i!! Then h.e sa :>i. ioudl;.
A wonderful and horrible thing is
committed in the land The prophets
prophesy falsely, and trie pra-sts hear
rule by* their means; and Hi;, people
MOHAWK
MADE WITH PATENTED
SLiP-OVER BUTTONHOLE
TIE SLIDES EASILY
fion
"OLDEST BRAND 5N AMERICA
UNITED SHIRT 6t COLLAR Cr,..TftOY.N.Y
;? ? ?
"Mnrn l.astK linger?Look* Hotter."
Comparison Shows
Hand Laundering Best.
?I'.verj da > ??? are
uliiniiiK ne? l? ii m in
'I'liin ?hnus thai Hit- *u
|M>riorit> Hand work
(hit lh?* Mnrliiur work
. y. ? is he in p. appreciated
imn'f and !?u>rv.
Tr> Itanfl l.autidr ri tip;,
na'lI like it.
de Sales
Hand Laundry
7 pLSt.N.W.^rSi,
If You Are Losing Weight
and your nerves are in bad condition,
we recommend
w QSive Oil
mm. Emulsion
?? rc?:i::\mr.g J J ypuphosphiten
: food and ne.- <; tonic prescription.
O'Donnell's Dru<; Stores.
PORTUNITY TO VISIT
I 'a nam a ].*>. p<
?o and San i>
i: - eVel'vt hint'.
ill: .<\\ i \.-r
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iia.aii!;. low
1 rip
I"
bh?- her!
? da il\ to :
? i|ill I
idm- ti:e
rded the
wonders
'?on: \\ a shin?
ho.vi "ppot't unit \
Ameriean ja.hlic t<
of tin "<Jolden West
You sec all ?>;i ii. Itock Island Scenic
' < MivJe Tour ; the <.*??lorado Kockies, ,
I'ikes I'eak, new Koeky Mountain
(National I'ark, Salt Lake, beautiful
'California, the I'.acjtic </oast, hoth ex- \
(positions, the historic- and ^iichantiJig: \
Son!h\ves?t. f
> Choice of "? loldeji Stale Limited.** j
"? ioek> .Mountain Limited. ' *"?'??Ii- ?;
H'ornian," "? '?dorad?e< "aliforina M\
press ' and otiter fast ttyms Auto
\ matic H!o-K Sip-nals l-'irt st Moderii
All SN'I Ivpiipnii ni Sup- rh Inning
\\ c i: i a : n I a i n Tia.el Hmeau :ti
? lull* ? 'he', nut St . I 'h?lad? aj/aa ? Hir
. r?"-j?r* sen tat i v?. s aic ? ra ? ! < ' .part.-, wn.o
, will pive ioii full information ahoul '
) ? 'a I i forma. at?d tin- M:.p?' . how;
host to sec iheuj, prep:tr itineraries,,'
Write for our lifi-i'anne ?? i * ;iiif?-i!i,a a :d ,
/ I he Kv|iu.sil i??us. II Nl I'.ti.wii. i?. P. \., \
) !J?n k L hi ml I.: lies. Pt Adverti-#
? "i* ii'- ^ ^
love to hnvp it so: and what will ye do
:n the end ihereof?"
Stops Jeremiah Quotation.
Bishop Harding'r gavel rapped
sharply:
"I call yon 10 order for those state- i
merits," he said, with unmistakable an- j
per in his voice.
"I v.'s merely quoting " began
Ke Mi. Wiii i: ore
1 <!<? Von ..: :.o! iiiak'
si.-.'h sr.-11 ??!(;.?: 's here." 'i ?? bishop said.
With ti r;. I ]: t
!?' V Mr v, i iImus a: <? ???
found in i,,.. hook of rift!i .
* ;u:d I v t verses.
.Mi>,!<>]{ Say re. the New York e\pe? t.
who workt-il w ;t!i ti i ?* commission for!
i years on the general subject of ;
tli-' support of the clergy, followed Mi j
Wtiitmorc. iind there were some gentle J
and restrained hut unmistakable sparks ;
between the I w o. i
Mr. S:iyre .s argument in brief was !
that mathematics and actuarial re
seat. j, had proved tliat a tla* rate of
pension <?!' $6oo a year on the Whit more 1
nian is unsound d impossible.
Follow i;l- i. - Rev. I?:. William
!-? verii.tr ! > , : . ? , a letter f? eru
f? f. v. ?? M ?- ? 'litis'-' ' -.
I lev. Dt J H. V Inis of t he <'luin h of
\ ? : - too! . .? id MM, to K? \
M ? v. 1i? *" ,?'s rem.i. that the "ve.-j j
Jr.-.?,i.,!? w had the rectoi's confidence {
v. t ?>.. vecf- ; f?-;?ti with the largest {
{?is rse.
: i t:* A. P. Hngner. a lay delegate, j
.- ?Luest.Mi the convention table
th? entire discussion until a. year j
he ii ^e
Pension Plan Adopted, 70 to 11.
The vote on the pension pia.n was j
7<i to It, the majority favoring en- j
eral scheme
A report from a special cornn/i ttee |
on th?- Kpis.copal Homo for Children i
was read ?? in. N. 1ms. advocating two 1
possible m.-'iods of raising funds for'
tin in.-i I ? : i r :<?n. 'Mi'* ?v? a special day i
for off. rings, tin- oth? r is to organize j
! hanus of e h i hi re n to work for offer- ]
''ings for the home. !
? ?f interest to chwrchmeii throughout !
the diocese was ilie icCon of Ho con
vention regardinv a genera ! mission,
or "revival" as it would he railed in
other churches. ,\ nMiuritiee of Hire.
clergymen and line,- laymen will h
lai?ji?rrnted by tin biahop with power to
| inaugurate i conduct a mission un
der flu* sai.e; i' ?; i of the bishop, or to
j i epc t to ?*i. im \ t ,-on vent ion.
Klecjionv i - d as follow s
Standing committee of the diocese- ?
j Kev <L Ruck. Rev. ?' F. Dudley, Kev.
| rI? rbert Scott Smith. Kev. K. H. Mc
I Kim. and three lay members, W. M.
j Lew in. J il horilon and t)r W. (*
? I i i \ ? ? s.
Delegat<s i(? the provincial synod
i Rev. W. .1 I >. Thomas, lie v. Robert Tal
j bott. Ke\ .1 H. W. Blake. Kev. Dr. ?k
'H Mc" 'ti ? w a :.d Lay Members il I.
Ilust. Johr L Weaver. S HI Kramer
and If. l\ HI nr.
Diocesan hoai'i of managers Kev. <'.
! K liuck. Kev. !?; S. fnmiap. Rev. ?
| r Kiafenah*. Rev. W D Thomas,
t Ke\ .1 W Austin. Kev. K. I. A Ken
jnetr .nil Lav Members S. K. Kramer.
' W. M. Low in. <k Truesdcll. Dr. William
<*. Rives and \dmiral H Sto- ktor. .
For Celebratory Services.
Duiirii tic.- cfiiivention the suggestion
was forma.il> made that special ? 1 ? ?
' ht-.iiofy s- rvi'-' s he held in all Kpi.sco
? pa 1 cliurciii;: thi'oughcojt the country
; Sunday. June 1.".. vnrnmemoraf i ve of tl-.e
signing of the M/an;t <*harta. The re<
o i , j; ; (i n to t i:: y eff, present ed by
! !!<?? D: K. H. McKim and adopted by
i tin convention, set forth that "This
? t >ci a >; o n at'f'.riis an ?.j .por t u n 11 \ thai
oil!: hi he . aihra>'e.j !?, remi'ui t iio
Arn<*::eau p?-?,p!c that ! h? <*hu ? h >d"
I'iimlami, !': ?uu whose loins we are
; sprung, was not a mission ?' the
Ki , hut hail an hide].t i? ni.
prohaldv a ?;allii-, origin, having heeu
estahlislnd the I'.riiish Isles four
or live ceularies liefoie the la .".ding
<?!' Koraan m;ssionaries in Kent, in
tie \. a!" arid tliat in tin- thliieenth
ceutu;-'. "!,o years before th" reforma
;t:o>.. -In- claimed and vindicated her
j r't-li to he free of the flominati??n
jot I'ope by the action of t h? Karons
J o' Runriimede. headed by St?-jdien
' Liingtou. the A ? < h hi-hop ,,f rantrr
j bury." It was. therefore. resolved
! "that tills eon vent ion of the diocese
! of Washington begs leave to suggest
that th:?: ; pproacliing aniiiv.- sary
shoiiid he c? lehrated by the deliver^
of sermons Suniiay nearest the
L'lth of June ail oVe tie iaild to Set
forth the laim of the Kfotostant Hpis
? -op:t J <*hu:ch a- the dauirhter and I.e.:
of the Church or Kngland. whose
riglits ami l'ua v i leges and fieodom wer?
so strongly athime?l in that immortal
instrument, and to emphasize the proj i
;nent instrumentality of the clt-r^y
and laity of that church in extorting
from the Tyrant K'ng Joun that great
. in."i"i of Aug lo-r-a \on liberty.
VII ?.V. .
! Holy Name Society of Hoiy Trinity
Church Hears Reports From
Committees.
? ? Ho > Name So< ieiy of 1|...\ Trinity I
Char. .. inn 'as! night to map out work j
t? he ' demonstration to ???? livid in
11 ? ' next ? ?? toher The rep?'!ts sub-'
?I;! t i et 1 :il ojli i 'el's ..n regard to tile i
:a. i an: a.. c.?n . ?-nt ion. ioget her w i; ii ?
riie ; a I?!, !a i ei i sta tena-u! s i i regard to t!,.
iplogie.'S or the work during ti:e yea:,
i showed tile good standing of Holy Tni.'iy
. i,song the seventy-tlir?M- parislies -;>ie
| seui*,d in the order.
Attention was called >> ilie re- en'. d?ath
i of Kepresent;ilive J A. Ooulden <?t' New
j York, a stanch friend of Hoiy Trinity
I and a typical Holy Name man, and it
| was ordered that prayers be said for his
I repose.
Report of Music Committee.
The committee on music. through
i Thomas J. Stanton, reported that ah
agreement had been made w ill i.'a- So -
do rs Home Ka I ? \ , /.imm.amaria.
. .oc .. -1!id thai organization would ??a-i
? If," I i r.i'y 'ii il.e parade on the ycca
| sioii of the October demonst ra I ion.
A "boomers' ' commd'ee consisting of a
j special committee, to at" 'n ?onjuii- lion
| with tlie thirty -three pref. ct.s of the
?society, m devising ways and means o>
; defray expenses, was appointed by Pres
ident John I lad ley Doyie.
Kev William \ t'aliiii of St Joseph's
Church delivered the regular talk of the
e\ ening
Talk by Sergt. Rawley.
Serg' Kawb-\. pr< sideut of ?lie Holy
Name Socie! ? among Jilt sold lc j'at
I'ort My.-r. mad,- a short tail? of the
a "'on:.' ?:. ? ? ollicrs Se'-gt. Ka w -
ti-\ sa.d he e .j I i to lead :;?IO Hoi"
N; iiie men ;'n ai .??ine.-g :'ie s..;.|'crs of
Fo:: Myer :n the ' ' ' >ber parade, ii,- yaid
the work w'as progrvssiag liey otid the
hopes <? i Chaplain * >"Kecfe. the -pirii ual
director, as ti.e men were showing
wonderfal zeal in getting into line
with the Holy Name
Frank II Bresnahan, the new secre
tary of the Washington branch, was
among the visitors on the stage. Rev.
Kd ward M Corbett, pastor of Holy
Triniti. also gave a short taltj on geii
eral topics and need of members to be
stir themselves in order to add new
names to t he roll
Will Give Organ Kecital at Church.
An invitation has oe?n extended to
?I..- 'public to attend a ? < p] imen ta r>
r_ .a r- it:; t b- Louis A Potter, jr..
oruatiist and -i:. drma-1 i-r of <'ai\'Mi>
Kaptist ituicii. at that church this
evening at ^ o'clock. The program
will consist of the works of old and
modern composers. Mr. Potter will be
assisted by Mrs. Potter in several vocal
selections.
Extreme Concessions Said to
Have Been Lairl Be
fore Italy.
SECRECY MAINTAINED
AS TO VIENNA'S TERMS
Germanic People in Rome Have Lost
Confidence in Favorable Out
come of Negotiation-.
A 7.1 >, May . I Jit- A ; s11 ;a n :i n.
"a.-ador ^ reported i.. iiuvo - <nded
i" For ??Iffii Minister" Soriiniio at a con
fer n ce yesterday afternoon the Wnna
<'8 ljmeT.'s final proposal? to Ita-ly, con
taining the extreme concessipns the
dual monarchy Is willing" to make.
V\ hile the utmost secrecy is ob
served regarding thes* concessions,
Anst plans and Germans In Rome have
lost i-on fid en re in a fa vorahl*? outcome
nf the negotiations. Prlnc^ von Rue
low, the German ambassador, also
:'"ailed upon Harun Sonnino yesterday
i afternoon.
Austria Prepares Defense.
Austiia *s ??ontinuint; * ? in ?, ?-x
j tensive j'u ?-{?a ra t ? ons for defense
a^ain?i possible atta- l; by Italy, a -
; < ??id i: t i ? ??> a dispatch to tin IV; it far
| isien Turin. Kailw service
, was suspended f... Six hour?- at Gra:-.
;"iim! I .ay bach to r he passage of
military J '"a ! Ii s ? I \ ; I,- art ! 1 b -! and
a in in a nit i,i,, Tr;?-ste.
< 'onsiderabb* <,'erman forees a,e said
1 ? be ' 'irax .suaitiim ? ra export a t ion
to Zamab. ?-I(,al:a. and rh.-nce ?o
I>osnia aiid Da Imat in.
; A dispatch from Copenha jicn savs it
i is report w| in B? din that KmjWnr
William, I ?r. v?u, Bothmaun-HoHweg.
I the imperial chancellor, and Gottlieb
von .fag-ow, the foreign secretary, have
|ari<ved in the capita.l in connection
jwifh the Italian situation.
Italy Also Lays Plans.
I ,:oA1 K- ????'?>' " In addition to mil
itary p i-epara t: o r s t fi? Italian j*overn
, me>:t is takitm all measures possible
; in ' ? 1'b? rc 11 ic way in anticipation of
a possible outbreak of war.
Koteicn Minister Sonnino has pre
pared a Ion u statement for publication
',f* moment Italy joins the a!ln-s. in
case she decides upon this action. This
? statement is designed t.< justifv lta?\"?
action before the world, it sets forth
j the historical, racial and economic ai:,j
j si i a lexical re a.sorts influencing t|?. M;t_
i l:": - :'r"! dwells upon the "i nto'era ol<?
! position- - " 11 a 1 v ir. the Adr.atj,. all,j
.on ner eastern frontier.
Would Preserve Neutrality.
l'*nHati. Italian ambassador
r-r]jl ' iei d of
^fIr VOf- lajrow. the Gevmaii foreign
minister. since " ?"' -iine t?.- v. ere both
"? h e!: ii.-it.jint; ? very effo: t
:v'- tic i:eutralit> of Italy,
d Ava: Ifaiiai ambassador ,j
X v. orkin^r in the same
; I'ireci -oj,. lb- i: a s b.-. n ace;;.-e*| {,,
jians of having become Austrian in his
so ? ??.:? :st.. f.y has he
jdeayored to briny about an A istro
I la j la u a u :???:,,? ., ;
: ..-si.^d a denial that
' "!! ''j'l'ictiowsKi has bopu intrusted
! by the \ :enna government w:ih a st.e
i cial mission to Koine.
Deprecates Conflict.
Asserting: that the |.,.-:r :s near at
.hand for momentous decisions by Italy
lie Osservatore Kon.ano. t <??? Vatican
or~:!:' ? ? i *s in the sfroti u;est
terms ii- war "f in ! vc. p.obabjc.
Tin* pape protests avainst ?"the fv.: v
of ile.u.1 te nation.: ii;a v. bich de
sires va- for warV sak-, 11 ?: i f: o?j
ii:e !11a iorit\ ? : the n. tioa the iiaiiiCers
or participating i a t , rl;<.; . i?irii? t
'iX'! 1J''ri iS shakin.i: (bnop,. UK,.
juuake. which b-htly a. aep;s a a r fo
(wars sake, without asking its jasu,-..
i:ei? ? ? _:si t or- opport u r-eaess "
German School Closes.
Toon h.-.cipr of a dispat. 1, fro,n
Mcrl.it the German school i:. ,|,is cmv
sudd
I o
:.oon. Th. i, ht-i s. wuh j luimtx-r of
1 ?' ? ! ::?" .!? ? .?r>rr?s|>on<iff<t
i iai. till*--. alnif?'t
I irtliR-.ii.l 1,1.
1 '"? V.it:. a.- 1 ?: i s a.I : ...I all .j. ..
man aad. A us!
?."??b->ias!ics and
llK-..l.o:.a! .stad,I;ol,lp
.mm.'diately. ;: .j. -J;,: ,.,i.
Italians May Demand
Explanations of Turk?
for Attack in Tri.ooli
I A 111S. May lb-ports are current
her*- that an ofiicial report to the
mmistr> of war r?.'i;ardina : attack
( oi. M lamItalian for?-*: ; . Trijjop
coat a ins proofs thai Turl;i>:, Mice!..
oi a uia mb*d she : ? ? >? ! ?<. sa \ s .. f ?? t n I 'a
i :. o i. dispatch fr??m Turin, and that
t'l" Italian -o\#??; ? ? .., t w ? I? .islx tic
I'orte "or an immediate exjda aat bur.
<"? ' .U.anii'> "o. ? man?l v.as att.?ck. ?
b;. a i coe| i?:? :?c! ^outh S\r!a April
' '' "11 t')"??? i to relic,.;, ownii; lo ( ht
- desert ion of irr.-r ilars t,? the rcb-is.
! The Italian losses were eighteen oiticers
and inn men kiia d or v. oundetl.
DIED.
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,! ..'-1 1 . Ii-???!.. '? f" ?r tue
b"v J . A. A s j. t;; w y;!. ir, j: ?..v..nr\
? he
?lay
iuir
r> MI I^ ! ?' j?;? !-???? i L'ns !il". W .'.iiii -i/Ja v
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SAMt l-.i. lt.Uj.KY. ! i- ..f ?
I ! M.I ill*-, iiii.i ,.u,
l.;t.-!.i "J Kvy H.-llley P.Uli.T.. h.-.tlHM ., f
jiMMie 1 Il? "1.1 ? II ;i nil !>;,i:ie? |;;i j|.
1 nn?rlie;-, wib*. il\.- . |,j!,j:.
i * sJm- and brother t<> mourn ib"ir ;,..s
Firuerni from Ins lal,- .e-id?*iic- . l.'.i'j . >>revr
s"i!tlieii<!, Snmla v. \|?y a. at -j *. ,
R.U:TI.KT'I On "III : v.|i? M;,v ai , ,
' ' ;l1" :'! i i * ?|; 11 ? l?ri" iiii
.i"!!\ imj u'v; hai:h.i:tt, "i?s
eu;.?-sixth >ear.
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JA\K IWttSA. I.yl .lausiaer ?f
Fuih r;,. fo UI Lfi l.,'?'!? 'muuiu
x ' "? ! Al:;|.e ; j, , a
be i ? 1.. S; "| eina uUe: ?
reijlllelll IllU^s will i... \ f?r nI ;
her soul, bitvrnient at Mi-unt Ulivei. 7- i
BF.NJ A MI N. ? ?.j \Vedii<'s<iii> Ma\ lal.'.. at
his a pari incut ai i he Nm-f huniherluml. I
< H Utl.I S I- . f'KNJAMl.V. :ii:?''l ^eveniv- I
tho-e.
FuneiaJ si'i\ ir,-s a: ill.- ehiipo! in Ohaiwoo<| ;
.?.-ueiery hi -J pan. Saturday. Mav S. Kn I v i
omit flowers. -? j
!;K\.r \ M IN.
Meaiher.- ?.J l"e?|er,?l t.\... 1, f \ ^ i
"" ! ? ?! ii! ?!. * :ii i ?? ? h.i'k SaMif.lm"'
' " M ... *>. ; fu;..Ta 1 e! <"|| \ |{l !?".<
F. P.K\.I\M1\
\v.\l.! I i: T. Ir. I fi. Master. " j
? < i] .j:?-.f!T. Oh \Y: .ii .'sda . . r, ;,r !
*?' I 'ii . ::l his I e-. i.-i; pJ-Ja ?'1,'ureii {
iM.rt-.\ e?;. XM'lbO AS A . lielovo.I
hu-l.an.i of Ma:";. \ ? ?v I ? . falher of;
'? ? "hiert a:.-! iuuihei of Margaret V. \
SaiaiiJi'rs.
Kun'ral -jcruees at S:. \iigu>ti?e'< riunvh. l.~!h
slree! I m ? t 1. a U'l Nf. af PI n.m. Sntut- '
iJhv. May s. Ridatives ami fri>mls Inviieil."
i ,'OI.KKIIT.
Memf.i-rs of the Bannek?>r Belief \>sol?tloo
are iierebj requested to asaeuible ut iii. Augu*?
i tint's Chur- h Sa'n: l-,>, \|.s> v. im' at I'*
I O'el'H'k to atN'IMl I in* f' 111>TM I "f oti"' 1 h ; *? !>'. ??tlie*'.
! N'M I lOl.AS A. t'MI.HKK 1
AAIJON It! SSKI.K. President.
' JAMF.S < . R> KI.1.S. Rooorditu; Secretary. ?
<Y>LBBKT
Tbo ! cf ViniAl.AS a <V>i,BKRT.
oconrred at r.U realdToo. 1CJ9 Chnr ti atreat
corti.w?'**, TW*dn?>!?dRy May 101.%. !? *n
j DOUS'-Pd to lh? mrnihi'H r>f CViSjuiH VttllCka
i Rel'--* A?co !':!?;?! from S*. A
' OS.ii: . l!M ?rrofr - ? wo??n 1 md M Saturday.
Mar * i :?>-*!? I. I \1 HF.IlMlAW, V ? - dfit.
I ?' F.l'III.! v" S^- r^tf!' v . ?
I'a< ?.. !' -????. v.av ? ?? 2 p.m..
M\K'.\KK A ?1aut('i!>' >r tiio !?:?* John
1 'id \ i; . . I".;.
. ! ?>! '? n ? ? ? ' . -. ^ i.-i .. Ki,...Jo Kian.1
?*?-! !?.????; *?:?? ? M .J.i* Ma*" at ?:30
* III M-t<- -t ? > Mm.iii - ? irtf: . KH*
?t.?s :?r:.j fli-rds to a ".Mid. 9*
I? M V
1 i ?* ui.Tiihe: - i 1?.-' r:? -: of rv?himMa.
. ?fc? National <lrdi?r ..f tt>" l?a'.*tit*r* ?f
I ?:,? roquosfd io attend rtir fwrnl of
s.e'- M MWaKKT l?AI.\ from St Martin'*
! ' ? 'h V.rt?, i ;t(>fto! "i j.rr?-o?s nofliwwat.
MoTciax morrdnj it U a m 1U
BKIJA 1 ll? ?t\ E. (Jrand Re**?t
mart n <?tt?;i.f.y n?*t?Han. *
(it'l'Mpr. i?n Mar * mifl. r>wn> S .
ist-aud of ? <?:? I'.rant ?ov:mpf. n.:?d fifty
*.?'v??n Tt>ars
. F ir?>-H] from ' :a> r*? .l*i? a 1 404 Matiteiia
. ??i!.' D<if! a--!. on s?firdiiv Mar < a? 3
;? n. 1nt?*rtnor.? In ?; -..1 . m i;*la
' : f* ???- -OSI.. ?:'.l ? ,11" : :
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v . > m: \ii lim.MKs. t?
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lw UmIiu.'s. and ? n% k^ur of v. .?
W: :i*n{m-M i;rr of < i'a?1::?rvl R?ymo: I
i ?> f'.rsi: It
|)kv liv .5ar '.rr sa* T fa-Jp
And slowly r*;'** away,
Bui In o?;r h?*arts w ^>ft?n pra??d
That she miK'it Ioup'T sinr.
? Fur.fral fr^m b??r i?t:???!?!?': ? r>n Sutr-r^ay,
Miiy ?? 2 o'rlo.-k r -i T*
n\'Ff P idderly. on WMiwdaj, May 0 IMS,
2 30 it*i?., ?t b!s hnmc lr> ?lr<??n?biir*,
f*n . T T>nvi? H 7TT FF
j
TCTBI/kH. ?">n ,kfnv at I/i
?uv Va IKNMF. M . ?' John H
K' '??r
F-i- ? f:>:n h#r !?!?? Friday. Mar
. h t S j> m ?
MA' IHI 1*1 IJ. I- ? l:f< i't .?;: Friday.
M iif 7 \:? :? mi 111 l.FN* K.
dauthtor of : !a'?* I! urd :in?l F.fully
Msanid--.
Mav lu-r mm:! :?'M in r
! Fr:r ? .? >.?: vi ?? a' s-?.v.n' . ' *p?l
> i ? t . May S ^ i |? til
PANTn\ !?? ; :. ?! r - T: , -df . M:.r
?; ::?I1 I, Ml no
I'll 11.1 IS \ PAVi'oN !..? .v.fl
: tr o-' K!\ -1 ''o. ai-.l 4,?-> ?t? ?! w f
? .I.1 *,? ?.? n :t ii*? i fori '\<r
Pi:i V..--S I, vw?* ? n
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-ri \ ? ? ?; i ::i.-rmont at ? 'i 11??*j??-. . Va ilta'.t i?
? .? aii<! v,n Y<?-k pa^fr>*
K\?-T*\ 'Hi F \lav V.Mo IH"MAS
!t \ )..!>\ ?, v ...1 nf i ?? Hanora
' Fim1 from {; - '.!r" roc^d^n . Vfl 1.
ii..-;hwv?-i ?: "loiiiiav morn In?. M?' !'?.
\j.-rsin*" ? ? ?. trh?r?* r^juieia
w':! 1 for of !i!? aotrt.
and f i- nds Invito! 10 nM^nd S*
TINNKV I i.--i !iii< Tif- May 6. 19J.V
!.! .-Rf-ri I \ me- \ nii -M-t"-. .-f
i |?- I::to .loiiii 'I i:;!?
' IT. !! ? :-x ,.???< V ? ? ?! !??>??: In lla.niory ' Om*
1 at -j p ., s-i: v Mi* s I!' i.-itlv^a
j , i '1 frionds < :? v ? ? ?
WKBSTKR "" '! '?>?!?? M.. *? ??l'r ** ?
-n.. I i.YSSl> : ii?i?aiid of Mary
!?; W'ol.st??:. ???rod tiny t
:,i-ra! from t.I- '.:if? "? -? i? ?"? ? ? '120 '.?th t
'i . ('!i S.?t - j: ! -1 > . M:tv v at ' p m.
i;.-;:-t i v-. ??'..! fi Ion I- ? ii * - "?1 *o r'-nd I?
. - r 11 ? * ? i j > w.itoi ?): \ ? ii'i t. '? a *
In Memoriam.
? p. \T!>. In vid Uir l'u inc -oniom5> .*n ? ? ' my
in--t \'.\KS I*. VI KS SMim.
-i".i M.:-. '!? t y.*r< *z-> ?<l,v May
y.\ T1EK SAN <"HAKI.KS F. SMITH *
''I! I \\' i;nTt |\T >1--< d to tn^mprv ray
j r CU'VA.WI P- <"'1! 1 AVl-JVTOM,
<1.-1,aryod ! :?< . * Mar
i ,..!?! nii.i i:,!i.k "f ?*? I
?A ;? 1 am ?':! H'oi
!".. Tivmon ? '? ? on'.v f- ? nd
I ?:;?i cri. f an '1 J- own.
<???. |. oil. .!? :i - ?; .?vanti;.
J-.-i !!!- I.'A'Im; WIFK IlISA ?
1?I'\ M o - ii.i ;n". v o: ? si '!-"ar
" SMI All ? 1 'FA V\ . I 1 ' ??
<*u,- \j ,, ; 5?v,::. :?nd my ?? '?"ot
' J, ,s?;i'S? 'A l'l.M \ . w?i.. di^.l tr:ip;y
voir- ' ?' 1.". INM.
?? Ti-s "lily m fT'T' l'?a? r; "
1JV 'I'llKilt SlSTKlt. v ?* I VI F?. ?
? FT FT' H F1: '<v <ad !???- ?ov.rar rotn- of
; . ?oa: ?i:?.F M 1 I HI' HKK. Who
i wo y < ar? a-,k '"'My . May 7
\v. iani him away '? ' i-' ^a ;t v"-.
V\' t: tr ? 11 *nni* d ? yo< and l?r??k?-p '^-t.
Ai.'! i. ? 1 ? - n o tiioiic'. t *?: ??!. !h \.U'
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?:> HIS M? ? i ili i: ?
<?AK' FK a .???. i-,' : ? Hi'' f "l,r
I.1W M ^AliNKU. ?ho j,a-^l
yours today. M*3 7. Ml.
1 'V'.-,."- -T-.ov slleotl? Ho*.
]'oiii! iiioiivi: ?? k- o[.< our Hiotsio float
T O..U . : -avon it-.?i i+?'?*>? ?
va HKit i '?viv; ??him?i:k>' ?
? I i. ? \ \ ? ? v ' ? , '? .\ ir~ ' ^ni'-:nl?ra 11? *?"* oT
M'^K MART M.KKWKV. ?1?
; rt?i m !.??? "f,rJ:
' BY m i: i?v'in.?; Ml-." I. Ml:- - I. .-i i:
VIM-' ? ?' 'I ? 11 ' '"I ' ' ?,r
k J..! Ute M??IA
s i n"\ ' 1 ?; ?1 :"'" ?'' " '
... a.. ." M i?? 7 \t.n -<:?ry
. -? Mar-..."- .'i' ?
May i.o; so;;I i'o<: i,i p- a ???.
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i. Ii,-.. lii'to.M y :ifc"? toila.v. May
BY Vi'fi: f?K\"TKI. DAI MARIA
j w atkhs.
<\i f'l'l 1 In t? n?!?? m-it or\ on .jo..r up-!
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7. 11'I 4
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MONUMENTS.
I M( )X( mkxts for sale.
|<?uuipcrs. lytli and K Sts. S.E;
i t'UN?ilA . DESIGAIS.
Appro':.. - ^lli akens
Artistic -? xproHM ???in. xponslre.
Prvuipt auto del Ivory i?errice. ^
OlS'C:? ?- ^
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; 5j'.!2-i>:o ' ?' - ? si. n.w .
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FI.OU'Llta .... -*1?
! p )HN K. WKKiHT CO..
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