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Rosenheim's Skirt Room Is
Making every effort to bring into the department
the newest creations of the foremost designers from
the fashion centers of the world. It is therefore
gratifying to us to note the enthusiasm with which
these garments have been received by discriminat
ing ladies.
If you care for distinction, let us show you the
ROSENHEIM SKIRTS.
Special offerings for this week.
Xo. 1 Black and blue English Panama Walking
Skirts, made with the new knee &t" i
plaits and other good styles Cp3a""
Xo. 2 Imported Chiffon Panama, black, blue and
two shades of gray; styles up to It- K.
the minute M 3Vr
Xo. 3 Late Models, made up of the newest fabrics
in all the seasonable (Ltf. tZi
shades vIU-3U
Lengths 36 to 45 inches, waist bands 22 to 30
inches.
Belts Xew arrivals in tailored silk effects, fancy
braided silk kid leather in narrow and wide, fancy
effects in leather, from 50c upward.
Keckwear-
-Special offerings in stocks;
Keir-cr patterns in imported silk, plain and fancy.
alo complete showing of chemisettes in while
tailored, lace and silk chemisettes with sleeves in
beautiful designs the very latest handmade French
Convent Collar and Cuff Sets, also Coat Sets.
In Our New Waist Dept. An assortment of exclusive
Waists for street and evening wear, in lace and
fancv silk. For practical wear: Albatross and
Xun's Veiling.
Our Mew Corset Dept. We have all the new high
bust and dip hip with the new curve at the waist
line, in Ratiste and Coutil.
Our expert fitters wiil be pleased to wait on you
and give you courteous attention.
An elegant line of Trousseau Sets.
Rosenheim's Toggery Shop
512 Locust Street 512
JEROME'S HELPER
IS TOjPPOSE HiM
.J.iiiu' W. iKlMrm Foriiifr As
it:iiit MNtrirt A Muring. I'i
ncniiif i';iiiii(l:itf for IMmik-!
.imni''v.
.- Yolk. it li Jatn U O-Uirnf.
mrrl un A-;tant Hlntni ? Altor':-
!.-r IH-tr!rt Attcm'i rliain Ti ivri
.rr.- to r.ltiht wai nomtiut. d for ll-
.t itwim of Ni'W York utit ti
l.mmratic I'ounty l'om.-nt.on. hrld
Tui-.many lla.i
1 i tn.-Ti. uci-pti-d t.nd ulll b on.
il. opponent oi Air Ji"-om-. who li
.1.'- - an to.ljnd"tit raintkiUn :.r r-
i ion.
n'i.t nomination1 n-id" t th lmo
4tii i'.'uh: "otivi ntl-n to-nli-lil In
i.ll y -t Jiwtlce of the Suv,'" l"mirt- Iln-
I. utldi-rK-. . (.i-urs 1- Iiiirr.ihain
' J-rph E N-wr-urs.r
I" ShrrilT-Xt.-hoU J H"t
l- ("Ixitrip h b"-t protntnvntlr tnen
.1 alurts lib !! or thr- othrr at
-T . j tl j-ijilblo opiin.-Tt of Mr
..mi- mi lb I vm.t ratic couut-v I i nf I
i ii-l a p. ntot in t
Mol nrux j
l'if.cii tr.ur-lir tl.il
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r. . tt Th. pUtrrtm ah
-ri'mr t t-r .t . It ; t'
:- nans' fo- '
mni:--lo"r
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1 .t h-
ir- 1 1. l-i.- -at. ' . ti . "I
Ilnun's, .M'-'-H Kmnklln r
r
HOSPITAL WORKER INJURED
riii:nl"T Tntvt'L
1 itpronii
I.itilt Ii?tainv
ratii'iit.
?rt'n Kellrthn. a plomti-r ralns
i N ZIT7 lat.-n aruu h d th rx
re- irave 'rjt the l"at d:tanr to
Iw.m- pallet lr th ! ICo-.otal
H 'rip nu i mu.-h v-r ;ntr .urn
VVMIr fi-acl in oork n frv tJr; n--or
i' t:ir nf paths kIcj. Ii..!r; i
1 -)t-jni-n .-.ia Kll. rhahn
the i
aJi
ir on ih' had t? b h!eh fl
f- hi th tair. fiir H- i'iJ a i-!p
nl arl xta r"rm! tt ih- rY-P?iiti-r
T'. "! ts "lo-p'ta b ..!.-! -Vtcn
Tft Injury cs? pr' rlcu-
l III llr.mnp K-alK -rlre.
"- rim.- KrJiav r.rirc rvt,-
' u- Kmrtft "i rl wii f reuntei t?.u
rtlnc t- ti--tcr Sa
RT5 MM
T t.r- OC " m l lntaiB
;vtura Coffee hom t: crat p-irlh- I
1: w.rr ta taany a
I was norlni mj tabr n asoisttj
po. rtte a we raatron. and 1
!"uti that la and eorTee d J not asree '
t, t- r;. I re nrroi ar-S eak mv
rt-tite a net cnod. and be-J- baby
.is rro and fretful. He 1IW3 I "5i
t pr-p-r nurvhtrint frx-ra roj mi -
-J inTl. VaiU iU.-. i. ....... ,
I cave up tea arvl cee ar.l tr!l ; I
cvre-ia. caiclate ar-t n:t:ik !. i -ax
tJi tfc dhia't ttn to thrive At UL j
en the advte.- of a frlesi 1 er3n to - i
tL.... . .'.m.-. .. t -s f --; i it
1 van te iropr ve .r. appetite. ajit asd
frtis insraejiatr'r In three t&m-- mi
tv eitd ? pott"l an! he U
a b-ib a r;:t;rr eouli wt-S
tw .I.MtlJ J-4.f-- . .
. ri t
a tie I
T rr..! rre-tciarnJ rl.3 roJ
l rttrr a Sa-cr ttar. the ttT eefTee '
nd t far up-r3r 3 euirtmr qtaHue.
apttha l'Jt hat th- chiVl m-t hj,ve
a run cter Jcod can J.v ame cirn iv
Jcti3- Cv, Katth- Creek. MkX
wTbt" a rwaacneatiitiwi la th
i
newest
FIGHTS AVERTED II
j Soi'iii-s AlnnKt Lfjuliii":
to
Ki
J.
i-iilTs Kii:itt'l Wlp'ii
i.ailfv I Itnii
t.-.I.
CHARGED WITH MALFEASANCE.
Fom Tlii-fi' .M
!' Ili'tiiniivi
r Triit lisiN f
Aj:;iiiit Idnih-
rrll. WIiiim
A''11HS
P..iilrv Amiiti'il.
RHPflllJi -J'tVlAl.
I'cortt 111 . irt ir In the nld.t of tur
tm!nci' thit rOee thtiu-mi huml-i.'
hand flch:. th" (irar.l Jurj '.ot.wl .n lr
!:.itu. nt ih: afi'i-non acaliK o J
l ii.ii-.-v enaitinaa oi in m nivi iw.ir!
. i!nini- i imnitlic. on th ri-.ars?t T ?n.i'-
faf-m.- In otlce a r'll.'f autllor of X. C
Iiuiicbiu 9 a.ei.utitr
lrrr C. Ttlrt.-:. another r-nir tfii'm
M.r f t. oo.nmitt. and Ma;. or T'bop.
a f-rni. - iO -r. vrr- on.-r-ted of all
rtinihlltt
Th on- mih wi.irh Ilallev i charce-1
j ! j f'hiM In- a iin .f not ! thf
l J.ri..ind prohlS'tlon of e-r l-.o!din ptrt-
.: 'i-
;re W S.'hneblv l.vj .- faction ff
lt.-.-ti who were tn-nt nn ttily' indlct-m-nt
!i:t.-U auainul h.m w.-r iT.irlc
Sliwn I. adinc a tnirorltv of .vea.
Ittll'V t. a party to iM buinrss. "
r.i-,:'.d .ii.- of the Juror "Fr"or that rM
. n wf ilraaiHl hi p-'trtn-it
Th-n ttn-r.- a a rhufflltic of fet. sc rap
toe of eh r and clt.l i-rd.'. frora all
id. In tb miJt ot which Sloan b"nn!r4
s su the room ami rttoo!; h! tlt In
?chntlj fac Tli men were farcibly
1T.n another Juror ald
"ThM whole thine U t piot
"Tllr pdltc in thin I know who
i pahinc th- thic and the nun l-
nina n:m t an rnv o. j uaiiey. oe-
caue or trotjot ovrr ou-nej naiter
Son .-f'-r 4Mi"r wonly i'lptr ai"..
ird amtn S.-h-!etly aol sluia alx.ot
.JiB to t-lW'.
Th- th id aid Ist reprt of the G'-ard
Jur i.l te made to-morrc aioroir.t:.
1 wrn fort -thre atd.toral l-.J ctttient
! will t r-tomed a;a!rt lVK'cirt
I tnent of t S.OT0 thro .i use -if ;h
' ran:e of A H Njidrfw A- ." of Cldciri .
, arJ : I wt;i arjei'linf" XLT f
f lir 1 i flie-l at the r mtto as
.hAt vrTiit!jr ned : will 1 abo t JTL'l.
I '. kU-o 1 1 tnkf the t.-ai b-d hcS
, li oc'ier-tv fca fs-'ed t c.t anjotmt to
i Th" O-n-d Jnrv will not -rot tv-dar
; At a eit--tel but ih rr. rt tc-TtorroK
i ill crobWv be s-a; I-;:h-tv eon
; tln'i to raur.ta'n '.'. sim cahn atll-
j Je-) -,vi: hl ttc.r-e .ateil that te
ouKl r-t trr to lenir bend The case
S1 cetne to trill next trs:itr
.,..,.,
THROWN
INTO EXCAVATION.
ar IxIH-k
lohn IScnila
Int
Fourteen-Foot Fit.
WiC c-oisc the tr-et at Ilroad'
avctie Teter;ay af;rtr,'.-. Jo"n
, Vad. of Zl's -utS B'.MiiWT a
' trm-Jc b a o-it hbo-ird ltroriway ctr al
rwa E3. ar ruivi ia ;curx3 :rT
leev W t'B 'aies f-jin the pit 5e
'i
.
VVce-e resn-ved hJci to th Smth S.i
J-i-n
r-arV
late That te tad jutala-J
K-Z'.l
wct::id three niches Pjr.c tn the ha-k of !
head iJ a :t to Irjcie tcn ever the
left, tenrcle. f
It n Mts ty tse errw -a tr.arce pi
the car that Eoda cat s-a uatsl th-
I GRAND JURY
SEEKS TO INDICT
INSURANCE MEN
Merchants' Association of New
York Thinks Crime lias
Iteen Done.
CAMPAIGN GIFTS UNFAIR.
District Attorney and Attorney
General Called lpon to Prose
cute the Law Other Suits
in I'iij.iect.
Nf,'- ork. Ot. ll-Th" Merchants" As-e-stlon
-if .Ww york. through n- Hoard
IJitctoi. to.il.iv adopted resolutions
ca!..i:jj upon the District Attorney of New
tn; ot.r,ty to aso-rtuin whether an ln
li. tix-nt cannot Ik- found against the of
fice r- of 2I i::iur.m.-e cump.it:!. s vrno
true contributed the funils of companies
topolltii&l cair.;.iiKn committee.
inv af-n iat.o.'i al-o as-Lx tliat civil ac
tion b" Instituted by the Slate Attorney
Otneral iutkim; to tTSe rv-tuuio:i of the
money ;.,) contributed.
In aiitlli.ou to the adoption of l!: rfo
lutloti. th- Merer ant ,' .Wuciattun an
nounced that li.i!ct Attornc Jerome
tt-mi.j ,t- itiur:. t.i rf-'iiihiJir hi dc
teimination t.ol to ak for an rxtrao-dl-:
-r if-Mun vf the liraad Jun to cuu
' she inetti-r at this titrc.
ill. i i.utioti . m r.-irt. ar- a- fol.ows:
"hf..-. in tin li"sx3cnt of tin- Inr.r.J.
th- -."i- i:I.-rol X it the-e i-iym- ills
n i.itt-.-. evrrv .-our..! ir!n.ip of l.u.-'-"o-s
moril'i- . n-J poaM 'UM f;. th. II
X'.il civ i -:.. oi i i c .'iid privalf tiuet
fun-'- of tvtry tii-cription. an I
V. h. tea. h- ji.mj 1 c le provide In
!-uos:n th.it ..t.i olhier. ulrictor. t:u.
ttr or :ii..r,js- - .f a i-orporatior: uho in
l liii'i.'wiy appropriate-, or caui-c-. to N-
-; ti.priiiieu .u. f t fur.iN 10 ii. own
"-.. or to that of ai.- ot.'i. r rti'i than
li.-" true ov.i.r r jx-r m ntii.o! l. the
l.-r.v!'.t thtrof. ?t.-aN -iueli 1-iop.rty anil
1- Kuiity of l..t.-.-.y -i.l'i
WJ.ere.ia. Tim. "btinl I ellevo th-st the
Int rt--.:!! of tin- community ili-nia.n that
ti:i n.i -ai 'i i..iir::iin n. if :i crli.-.r. l-ou'.d
j 1m ji',,1 v.hh a.lttt-at'- j.unil.ra n:. that
'. ::iuuili It .'III rt 'I irr.-t"' Ic o low
.-tat.i o: tr.e o!T 'itir. and h.-t lH'tfiil.C
-h i:id I-., nun f" rali w :i eij-ck :iion
...ujit u-e of th' tnon-x ..f cor;'i.i.ions
ti .11: i.vi..:ivii vi tie olf. tji1 r .i a eom
li.o'i tun f.
l. ..'.- d. That In lr r.jilafoii ff till"
1-i ii 2. or :nit a": ! :: ri" t' -'.v, muid
I- t:ik-n b' th.- !i-tr.tt A!!-rii. i the
'lUiitv .if ." -. orlt in a 'tnlii v. ..-ther
rn li.tli. 'tiieiii .. .unto; . f.-i,. 1 .teiin-t
ti. i.it'M. ai ( i'li vo:n;. mi. and
i! r i t!ic rji (in'i rn in f.n.1 :- sn r.t.
a. id tins . -. i. ;::.! yf tl. - bo.ml
'.in tl Attorn.- ; i.i-i.ii of th- S!nt"
o ! iii-t.n.t.' . ivl : r'---.-Iit's- i -r the
. ' a f th -.ii! - i in tl iru-urlo
f itiv .;. -liv. eo:. .f.U -."
TRUSTEES OF EQUITABLE
FAIL TO CHOOSE DIRECTORS.
X' : Y -ife r ZZ - FuTiifr 1'r ld.nt
Ir-vir '. r:i: I : on-. "A . i nt.noi.-'e
and j-j-ti - ;.i.if--.n .1 rj:r:i"i. ii tt'.is
' i f tin- K'i'i .I.T I.if. A--tir. e So
I. ty in.- h : -il.t. '.I a:tT i num
"U Hi '-. :Tl fr i-rai h :r-. . : -iioinii--.
i'i.ii in naa' f r r-oi'iinr- i-
Jion as ' ri ; :l'l ..xl.'ii .n.- .
l-i th- Kqu.t.iLIt I-.-" I had ln-.-n coniil-
rn time nt tl ni'i'tms uns t-il:on up
r.:i'. ih- .-on-i-Iiratso:. ot t'n- .Ir.ift .f a
-l't i:!u! f. hlih n'ti v.llj -; nt out to
v. y i-jli'-v h-d-i-r ,
Tho tru-L-.- .ii. :""! ea!ti ti.-nnirow.
v.h.-u it ii -j " t.il ..iiti- .ii t:o:i will 1
t-kiti r-p-'Iir d:'c ' r In a : I'll n !
vacin : s on :'- I .it 1 t.ov.- .-iii.m:. h
ti-rri- f y.-.-ri .lit.- ;r.r novi frilr.g i. ill
exi ire m ! nil- r i. t
TAKES PRELIMINARY STEPS
TO SUE MUTUAL OFFICERS.
N-- YitI:. o.-t. li-Or tiel-ilf of
T1.t..i' J oin- .'-II r.r l.m r and .nh-r
'"li r.i'io poli Ir- .-r of the Mutual l.i:.
I:iuri" i"o:iil.!.. U". K. "ri-p. a law
yer of thl i'il to-day aiuV to At-.rr--
li'r.-Til M.ir "f New Y"tk
. -..Klnc that hi- in:!tut. r'vll tuo-
'l i it- at one to eom;I th.- .iih.-. r- of
. "nfiil to tn.ik.- ri''initton of tla-':-
nf V'. CoO r.fc'.'h th'" .iiltnit hay 1. i-n
o irll t--.I to motion! -mj4ii;ii cotm.-.it-i
.'i r"" at jeats
Ji- IT4-j olf. r- to lend the Attorr.cv
; : r ! .it. v .ir!ita'.. e 1- in 1 ilf-ile In
I... n.att. r.
iNS'JRANCETiEM questioned
BY FOLK OF TENNESSEE.
!r 1 . . i; (; ? I-.!.. i"ict i; - Inl'ina !"ar
it i-..i .. - -. -nl liv t'iti: ti il iv a
i; : rr..sa:'r-n fr-.n ! ranit? I'oai-:-.-
t r l"o!k f T--r,--.-
1 ! e i- ti-rr-.talii-n. tin- iu. -I! n- in ".'l.'h
it. ! i.- a"-n.r..l ii'd-r . ith. rU.i.-i-
jr. -..dtnt of i-K-h cj.epjny to an-wr
''a4l whtln'r or no; :! i-vmpati has
--'jl -rllwd ilir.:Iy r Inrllr.wtly to nny
amj.-icn fund f iltht-r ;-.tr;y .!r.c lvS;
h-Tl-r rh. lui'pii; ha- h-ih-u.-!! a-.y
t"-i ' rr'in -it i. iv tin r :- lull j.'nc' I.-r-..i'
n . t'o Ii'bt'r-j'i Stall-, or
ii a r i4 -i .' iVr.ii .- Sei r.il i tht r i;u.
. - ar-- mi -Kid
ito-r
Itce
d t
Hnrcaln
ll.-ty
.- t' .
Tony.
nt C"i- ib.
OLD FIGHT OrJ SALOON
IN WEST END RENEWED.
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l!iiti;!
4 tiurrli i) llrniit
Adnit nl IxiiiL.
nnl !lf!ntr
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1 ItfO'l
uli
he K-.iintaln Pa!:
ort-.cr nf Aul e-t
and wa attr. 1- I
and 'iun':i4n
hi- pa-tors and
d. leg te of the fnent-twj churches in
tl Beo-;atlon
For twelve x-etu the flrht ralnf th"
openi-.c "f Ioon on the eorr.-r of th
tw.i fash'onable the.'-"chfare htit c.vt
tlnt:!. w:i:h t-aeeei9 wmetltn s or on lde
and onetl!lje on lb other Th I.t-t
Kibwm to neenpy the prem'- 'los.-d
-ri ral tronth aito. but the to.k of
lkju.r It la salU. tlll remains n h"
h"l e ' v
The relot'oa. a!opel la-t nlcht r-clte
thut, aa there ore 'tua:i-l m th" bio. n
the K. 1.1.I1 n Iarx
jlhn trew"ierh,
of tv. asr number
tmt-T?m writh
hene -honid be 'Si"! t- til the r-qula te
tmatr have en obtnlced
Th -VnralJon I."3sru" ! itpi-irtlnr the
cncrexa'."" n the fisfct whl- . It r pre
dict"-' will l -v ef tr ni:trt?l of IB
ven! n.-rloonlotia c-ttoverI"
that
har irliien imr the ai"e sihwn.
n-oiutl.n -Tnsrr.t-'!'.nc the e!n:ne of
tte '.-w-e on tndav and j;ral-tax Gov
rrnor KoiJi wer" r-'"e.l "l0-
Tfte -n-IS'neet cf 'v.
ei win hare .f tl"
rcr-.s rn ' ' th'lf rate
Morf ?-- F '. rc "
wtl! reeir ehc "1 -eject "-
ilnrel JefT--lirce
dlejnff---s
afer the
tt orchestras
. f rr.M-'".
tiiivi:m-ATs .: orr. !:i:t..-j
Ne-. T-k. "Vt U AfTfT
;-? tlaTl;r T-altv. fr-.i
-utsrtiarwi. ."
Bra i
tfepatx :ra Breir-ti.
-. '-t ir-Ar-1T.
Te- i
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Li
rstwcwiwiireiit r, i irp."t:.tifxL :.7.T.'a'.",rt-;.r:"r-:
;i cf 3"0 5'-n.;a a"ol ! i.ms aim jm'- i-i- ...- .;...-...- j
inher arej th- 0,r!tlan ; hal amie.l the penerl inita?lo-. t, the j
ienT.n irtaat-s th- ' !in iTinr-h O.nferene- lr luJ.d :n that
1It ocr j;-srr-.v-: i.-.--!! . - , srl-MW cor.ideratsnn. and an eofi-VlH-mscr
C ti i -.-v-it-s Graf j rnler.t" itat the committer u.d dIlr.e
;. r"vrw Tls's a rr- te r-npen th" dfcnAn f th- ra.tt'r 1
G-s ,st ;i a a-wa Ukcrr. j x-fi f-rarcely add that tils dert'.or. wan
:es. -T. a .-.r- '
t,rrs It -&nft. rvcl!a. if- ,
-s. I-liS. S'OOtTSl. I
r.tKei?k 'rt C sxc Salted
M .rAl
...... i
"i-T Te-V - '? -Se eJ Molite U- !
- Ta ftrr-lrr. Hcrr. '-!:: W-tBS
jn - - or t; 5-Ud Tatossic i rt r
'"' I
. -. V . T - ail Otafkw
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M.r- I
. :r.X.:2, Si'-V-si" 'r-
.s- .s tl seiJ ja" lixon. n
e .Z ?r-J N'- t-
u ?- v-tij.
-r'--i-z Sr 1 ! kn r"
a - Jr !eren til S a:tj., '
d ifr
JJat-
TJCk-
1-iir-- (Vi tl A-rttil P.sserailt.'S.
"ooe. OcvK Std Xrd Atscrfuu N
DC
n
Free Souvenirs
Again To-Day!!
Testerdajr thoorands accepted our invitation to
celebrate with us oar Third Anniversary, and every
one received a handsome souvenir of the occasion.
Te irive souvenirs again this afternoon from 4
to 5 o'clock to all lady visitors. Everybody Invited.
I
"MMejr's Worth r
Maawjr Back."
MEXICAN EDITORS ARRESTED HERE
DECLARE THEY ARE PERSECUTED
Chief of Tochutla Province, Mexico, and His Wife Aro Prosccntinp
the Publishers of "Kejjeneration" Three Men Iorkeil I'p and
Indictments Expected Attack on Diaz's Officials.
I I ; f B . I I te' im -'J9ki K l
I I- B Tv I I ? "ill tl II
CT
niCAi.no riii:is maoon. jian saimiix uxisiocr ri.or.RS macox.
Owner, ctlitor-iii-ehi'f nnd Im.'inf-? inanas'r of .!lie:ln nervspajMi- puLlhiil in St.
I.inl?. who ar l.-ld on charse of criminal lihel prefi rted Py Chief of the l'rov-Inc.-
of I'oohvtla. MexKo.
M.T
can d!tor np !o.-. ,j up r.t
r. - ii lt-'i w.irraM" wI i
.:Ii erinun-il M.I. u-limd
th..
ha
r it
r.- th.
uroy. i-itar is .Mam:-1 !-i-ron y ue
'. Flora; d hi wif- t'lil. f of th I'rov
!ii' of l'.i.-l.'iila. .Mexiiii. and s- ra!
pn.mir.. tit llki.il of th" liepuMi -.
Th- tii.-n were .irpt-il yi-ip-rday at No.
I'T Xorih i'1'itrli't: avenue. v.-h-r' lni-..
la-t IVIiruary Ih-v li-m- 1- -n ctiare.l in
l"-.. (iul-!:cition of a 51- :.-an f. w.-jKiper
I.ii'iwn ai Herein ritl" I. th" i! .:m.- -f
wh.ih r.r.- iliAotn! to .ulij.-ctH nnfrlf mllv
In the ; v rani, nt of tl.- Ilfji'llllc .-f
Mi xit-o an I it various nilleinl'. it l .il-l.
"1 he p.iT ii ! lei- itic.irli I'loi.-s
Macon, whll" !il brother. i-.ini.io lion";
Mapiti. I bu-Ite manager ai d Juan
?-.ua!iia is dii r-ln--hi f.
l.-iM Ap'II lies. ier...!on. It I e!i-rci-I.
;. il :iihil an article r- :1 i tli n the fc.m-
tv f Kteroii. and .ib-.u:..nt art'i-'s
w. dir. te.1 itirzi'.ist tl...t ..Hi
I'm .n.".'Hi w-ii-
Tii" artl''!'-'. It i j-'itd. wire p.jl!h.!
in th" rl''r m tM eity. but aci.irdlns pi
t. d. f 'ii ant.J th v h.i. bad an exirn-
've i-lr.iii ition throu.'hnjt t't.. lower
1 -! ?iat.- and M M-o. A a te alt
th"y raud much copci-rn among th- M-t
EXCLUSION OF
STARTS A
Kxenitivi t'ominittee of Int r-t'hnreh t'oiifiTfiire on
Makes ruhlii the Corre.-pnjidi'iiri' I'rfi'i'd'iij' t lit
Kxelndi Deh-Hts Frnni Iiitijr MiiiiNtt-rs nf tWaniiliuii
mil ib'iKimiitiititin i'iatid Fndi-r the iSait Si:it Thfir HpininiK.
T Yrl:. iVL i;.- A a r
Kv. -utlv Oointnittt" . f tut-
'unfet. n-" i.:i Keil-ratloti m
i"ln5 of the i
.. r i'i vri !i i
th s ntv. it
was !'i'!id to mnk" public th" i-orri--kford-
in" out of whith ! i;rown ta II---.-Ion
on th" ij!i"tlon of the .''-iu.iun
f t'. I'nltarian d-n inlnati-in friai th"
c t f. ret-r". Th" Int-r I'hurch fonfi-rinct.-y
lie !! Iii ihis ctt in r.ovember.
Ti.e .Vtnetie.it. Ui.it rl.m A-metatlnr:.
t'.e ti-itintiai orcaniz-ttlon of th- aboli
tion, ebs-t.d thtee (lel-t-at'ti to at'ir.:
')iifer.'i.. i,arsel :h- It'x.itiil K-I-w:
rd Kv-r.-it Hal". chr.;!aln ..f t'.e
l".t .1 Sial Sinit": i rtn- r S.-rt ry
of the N.iiv Jdin It. I, ni; of Jla a l.u-
h"tt-. end Dm tor Sanvnl . Klmt. wrho .
I i .on of President Hl'.a of Hiirr.-tpl.
M.i.twr f th- Kxe. u:lv" I'm.inltto'.
wlitc!) wa preilded vr hv The 1:- ver'nd '
W II IJnb.rt- .f I'hllaiJelrlMa. de.'!a.-"-l
the oric-ral letter of lnvitu'l. n r v rot .
i".t t.. the ftittarlan. nr to th- nl-
v.ralsts nor Itotnan C&thob I
lVthir of tb IrJter two demm. nations. ,
It w.i. Re-t.sl. to- taken any action in
the matter
The c..rre:ien-Ienc" k-lven out lic!ud-s
th- oriclnal lett-r of InVitlon a-d th I
text i, letters ereh inreil btws"n lector t
n '! i,f the nr-iasd t'r.ltarlnti '! lejjition i
and Iie-tir V It t'mfonl -' tary of the
Nat'onal lVderatlon t"lin lies, who 15
o-'.:tc t r the Int r fTinr-h i.'onf'renee
iMt'ar Eliot s-iM that a the free .-hris-tlan
churches were lncIMlc, in the raem-
LuririK the Hmwt. h"Jft. -T i
l'"?.? LH", "Jr..Vt'rTi:
.irri 7-2 :vie-.Vn i
a li m k- ?u IVlur t leir a .f TniuH .
i.Mtini,'rAiiTinn
E1JOT V.'RITIf.
i loctor Elljt.l"Clare.ll:a.. tirtalUe thfr w.r, coavlr.enl that V v.", 4ti
. for Mm to he.le'.e .hJ!J' '21 I - 'h- tr4o i!ahfo into ar. a.'rry and
. fereti.e would ed,de the r.-.irejten-.all ." . .,,,,!, '
the- churches that Hand rec-jl r'v f
the ans.-'-tajlnn pnnetp:- ii ,m-in re- i
l!...ni life loctor lll.ot al.e.l atten' -
to tho jer'lr."l of the '.itartan del'ca
tlor. Faylr.i that form-r S'eretarv !;
a-.d t-.cur l!i w-re aron the mis; be-
lore a-d tr.tel tf hri.- r, led-r
ltc:4ins to tlii Piter. Se.rr'nry Sa.-:-f.-rd
wmt-:
Te r.-T-:mlttre of r irrr-ntlnc" flr
eon.tralC"(l to lire4.? to -m- ext.nt th- ,
..nd'.n out cf tav.uiJion -" ut.ii j-wa- t
t-Tdies. asVi-ic then to a;;'-'it de esaie
JO .j, ajj-.j Interchurr4 t'onferenee on ,
Fer-.tlon. This aetf.n w5 taE-n after
In r.o way personal. i
-i..iT th"e ar- few- p-ro-.s ;n ctir I
.-..". i.... -ru- n at .r mrtt' III I
mriean ii.- e ... - ... .-.-...
I -, v- than ih" rna rr.'T.'.
YV.n- .
.'
- - I
r-ct
n-sfl.. t nor- i3rr -.Mi im
.j Ciajtr.ttee on nrrepfn'lene thit ;
ttw wa d'd t -n cie-ir i- it-th- yiij i
-i .u.jii.tik c?A!flt ile.e.kt
appotat
?.it-j j
?tr a !
1 the citfr
It
la r-tm
-I te-day
th--t th
iwtiV .rf-rd bU V f-ra-i.y aP.
-. Kr lhf tlie-otlr- -3tr.tntll" i
lo.-t.j- llcte-rt made tie ff-lowinj: f.tte.
r-e- area: 'he mAttrr
T trv .:- t- th- cor.fere-- were
i'ji! t essr-hea t -h ft w t l were
la MirXr.t asr--re-t with c-.e a-o-te
to cLre f5-lrnt rerita in the no c.
I C h
i ..- TK. I-- t-.rsei e.i-eee were 1
& ra. t-en under way f.r two
21T- . . .! .
i
Sheath and Washinftot.
r.t wh!"h tli' wire directed, and the re
fill: v-av. il- t C iT.-ii tii'il hi? tif- came
to tlii- i it-.- ...! tool: i!i- matter up with
Ctr. ii l .Mi'.iini .""iscr.
l.iilli-t i:..-iit-c h-iv.' not I.en returr.e.1. but
It i .XT 'ti-rthat tl' m-xt report of tn
r.tiul Jury will i:ic;ud.. ti::n. Thero are
two il:nr:-'- a.i!'it i-.u-h of the nri.-on r:.
j In default 5fo Nm.iU fr.i y are hM to
juwatl trril I .fore .li:d;:.- Moi.re.
j VYb- i .'i'il .-st.-ril.iy. Sjrnbia. who
sp. ak. KrlNh letti than ihe oth.-t .
k.. i. "f at. r.cali t tr.- lioverntrint of
.M -in. ,-.s it !. ti -i I ty. liaz is m.t a I'iin
i.I. r.t. h." H a Kinc. Ho wa ilccti-,! to
ot'.e.. thirty trs apj, but It i-- t:eled to
tr ti Helm'., lilni.
" e wa'it .'Aien to b.. cotiducted k a
It'ptiblie '"ii'i'i'l !'. am! we n S i"e to pup-t-it
a mor.arc'i .i.e n Pi-z t"'
Saiabia :e.-l.irid that he and hl com
tianloiis w-r for'-i d to '. av Mx'.o 1
. it . tn.- w I. ii'ailiiiri a inoment
! sitta'ust I'iaz.
' II" mid th.. t"- t .k tip thIr abul"
site- leivlnp Mcnivi .it l.-ireilo. Te.x.. b :t
' jatrr r rum I . "l-i -itv as th-v f 't
-h. t their live- wi.uld N nf-r h--." than
I any ithr .a -. n t''" l":dt-d tati-s.
UNITARIANS
CONTROVERSY
FfdiTatitui
Iict'iiiiri io
church, but
i u i.on :
t.) brn.5 tojf ther ftr the djs
iiliiiH of io-oiH-i.it!o'i .u.-:i
1.- nOl7 III -ti. I'hrl-itiH t. 1
ehureh'
iwiiip atci for the altalnii-.itit of Kr.-al
n.c.il a. 1 i'.r!Ui.tl cridi!.
"The i'-'Uli .i-T" tejirejent l.C'iVf
' romii.unSi..i-ii. ai..i at b-ast i)"".ni of
' .e:tir!.:s of the ;ittn.'tly lfi '-tne; and
Kv.m. 'i ... pr .up nf i"-.rl.tirin .-hurch--..
I "I'r.lt.iri.in-. ii.-. t.ot !e-; ,it: to tta v-mup
TI is i- i.ni. 1. r.t rea.i'i ivav the n-e..
r...i ii.v.t. : . r- r.ini t l.uhlv ti.e p-n-1
1'inrn aj -. ii ,1 . tin- I mrartJi
liel.-sate!-. ( it .1.. not !..; tint th-li- ;.---,
n-.- m t , . , .. v...:i i,.. i,-.,,f,;
I to tin- ni. r- . : d-.d "
-c
DGY IS ASSAULTED
BY THREE NEGROES.
Imrles Tratntnt-r Is llenlen Into In-
nsllill!t t,tlj Hoe- s..it ite.mer
I m'tiiMifi ,n Curlj- Ilntir
'ib! V.irniii.
V. hl!e ref-.- . - . mm w rk t!.ort! after 1
C o'Ij-a
IT i-jrs
l'i-t -.-l.l... I'm; i i'tjilii.
-
ol-i w . , .u jil o r, ;h. - a. -
I'"" at fitlf t.'a str.et arid Uasnm;io!
avn .e. rusta.'..i.i; :':.t. t..r . 'h -K l
Alter the nRi--i h-d bai.n the bo. iniw
ilisenlllli:y ; -y tltk
tlviti.-r ThJ3aj of ;."c. V.CI Oass av. -nut.
&C i -!t;.e'J the .i.-I-.. bat who
riachtd the eceti. too late to otfei agjii
arce. carried the b,- ; the Cltv D.j
I nsary. a di'tancr oi ai.ut e:s;lit bKcIi?
1 t. e bolx. he xtjteo th.t Ihi rw-...
j iipproat lie.i the bo. atd. apiMreiiil
1 r b. it is U. llea.p"e.l i J. fend
?.,af- -I" "'. " w-r. as.n.t h:m.
!ir-,.:.TKrl vu'1 an, ni ?,-...'n"
1 Tn .-
rav- f , 'he pi'. e a di-scrlption
tit -J e :
i trr-. -i;-t' . r. ! tt,.-. that they
i..-' iO . -..--. .a
. .. -j.- th4s zr.rrn.r.z 3"rai"'
.i . :. . . . r3 .-n-iioa.sce.
i- . t em;. ,e-l in a
r ip .- i-.. '' .ne at
tii-- .t to week;.
wr-1-A'
nr :
T .
f' -
GIRL BABY FOUND
BY FOUR COURTS MATRON.
' Mr". Kale i; -ir... i.leht matron at the
I IVur r;. .s-t : ixhl f.-.-rd a iral biby
j apiarrc'lv a. w! ' rl. m th- womr.!
i w ttunc-rocm. tish-Iy b:n;l up In doth.
I with an outer ciye-tnt: of ;a;r
..
ll
,n'
iuc-kej o Xe an ordlnar-- jaoc.-ic-
bat Hr Knti. naa atxut
It
. . . mm -
", 't oas
rha he was .
rtlerl br
to paiue
a Ititle eo". ahich routed hr
arbi und. sh "oirerL"
The d.'-co'v-ry of the Infant followed, anil
Mr. j.nK-,. aftr aetrtahil3s that :t
was '. roi h-elth. hd It teat to t'.e
litr. .j rujvil.n: Home, at No. ins
;ri'.t.in tre-L
Tries tn Ite-oe Ilorara.
Af r cz '- h--tr' upnn the or,r to
Mjx l: t--t - jital e at N " Iap.n
- -t w -r- f-. waji tar-. Gu Gal'ar.t
e -- t -a. t i t t .i ti-o ct iVr
- . -' . - ..-.. . .. -. ---- r. --
lUST3eu i,n a. fcl ziaici i t3l,n i- t.-
ZTSl53. 'ft,S3U
m.. t i'i !! nl and - avaaaav
Sorosis Shoes
For Women and Children.
The Sorosis reason for comfort Is fit for erery part of the foot.
There's aa Infinite graduation of sizes and widths.
Better secure a perfect fit.
Sorosis Shoes will sot stretch with wear they're Bade toa
well for that.
Fashion' latest styles for women all leathers
53.50 and $4.00
Sorosis Shoes
Broad toes, low, rubber heels
AA to E.
Sizes 8 to 11 f5
&e$gm&wfe
BROADWAY
BABY'S PARENTAGE?
.Mr?
tteorp Ifrnzcn. Seriously
M;iy Have Hoen IniM)s'd
l"lMn ly Nurse.
111.
WANTS TO ADOPT THE BOY.
Relatives Say CnMie Yell May
Have Substituted Her Cliilti,
Whicli She Is Charged
With Kidiiapino;.
Ilelativ's c,f Irs. George IJeacen of Al
ton. wIiom) to:pi.ietl child is "alleged to
lino lt.n kidnaped by Cild!: Veil, a
t.uni'. ar" now in douM .ihout the parcnt
.iw nf the K1I4-. mid admit that .IP.s Yell
ma 1- the Imi.Vs iaothr. Milistiiutlnu hav
ing taken plan- at ti.e birth of -Mrs. Kra-Ke.-Ts
child In Kat St. louis. September
1?. i:c.
Mrs.. It.-asen le:ined to ste callers at
her Alio'i hotr.e L-ist i:If;iit. and it was
s'.ati'l that lor condition N .-crious as the
rtvilt of tvoiry ai.d xeit'-ni.-nt.
Ilr 1. 1, r.ttn to her liu.-liitid at Coshoc
ton. .. Iti wl.l. h hf says "It is all a mys
t ry to !." is r,tardf! as show-inu that
doi.lit ha- erc;t Into her own mind about
tl:.- ; an-ntaj;.-' of tips child which Jtlns Yell
to..k awa.
An Alton tihyiit Inn. familiar with the
cae. "ays that Jlr.s tti aaii U.-im.- a
mothir !-:n" titiif in S ptimbi-r. liC. but
h" il.et. It teis-ib!" that tin child di-d.
an I tint milioiii h.-r knowItslK" auutln-r
b.ioy. ;H-rhaps the mhi of Miss Y"il. was
(.'Iv.-n to h'jr. Another child of J!rs.
It agten's i!Ji! at birth.
S-j far efrort.s to U--.it" tl e Hist St.
I.n.s tihypliian wl.o att-mlc.l Mr.-. i!ea
iri'i m 1C have fallisl. in a tiltjrr.un to
Th itepttblle lat nU'it loors" Iteaiten
f I'orhottoa Mild that Ills iirlutipMl ran-t.-rn.
next to timlliiir th" IuM. U to dN
ov"r tli- ih etur who waiiid titein his
tvifi.. 11" sajs hi- .as I.-iinil no ieiinlf
inforn.aiion that hu not already b-en
uMUh-l
J W. MelClnnev of ilreentllt.'. III.,
hri ther-in-'aw "f '.Irs. Keareti. arrivet In
Alton ?teni.tv 11" .vtld.
"W" r.-ci-lil i telegram from Mr. Itea
can t.ls ni'.rinr.ir. ai.d In it Mr. Ile-i.-n
virtual! Mil. that 1." did not b. h.-ve
ih- cl.l'-l was hi- and :.l-o tr.M M-s.
K"isnn that he wa. u-IIIltiir to a.iopt t.ie
' ii.ld r -': -ss M.s Uf-.ic-in !t a
tel. Ktani to h-r lmbir.d In hio m riply
to bl.- and toM hitn that, whll" sh" had
no knowl-dse t.tli. r than that tho Mid
.-a- !i r. h" wis v.-ilhnir oi .n"pf it or
-nter Pito ar sirt of arrangement jut j
that -he could vl l5ii.s on of the little
fellow.
niiiTIl OP CI1IM.
"Th" .riltrat'en jpon tl-o rart of Mr
lleasin tint th" child v.-.t m t Ills and
lid r.ot In Ions to his wife" continent Mr.
M'-Klnr..-.. Ms the ilrl intimation that w.;
Jiavi- hr-i aits di if th. pte-s iilspaich2
p m Mis V II'h m.'thr n Minnei,;a.
I"itoral!y I 'n w notliini? of th" f.u-t . In
the i ae ex -pt that .,4r Kra..n tu on
her tvjv to tnv hoiri" in ;:envi!Ie whin
th.- chill is suppo'"d to have b'n 1,'Cii
In i: t t. ! n
"V.'htti th" f-hild wxs 5 d'ivs oM sh
cam- to ;r."-:.:ll" and st.f.-d k-v ml
.l..s f-it. r'that winter Mr- Iteiiran
I n -irn.l to ilt.envllle atul nnt tnre"
! n nth nt o'ir hou.c. Hh- '.-."as vry fond
i f the little fellow and we alw-is coRld-
ir--.! him Mr ICeairan' 'hild. If It nho.i!.!
l. proven that h" is not tier eniiu l am
..,.i...
........-
in to" o lie; tnai NF 11.11 n- ,
I n.-v.l.ilc" but that It wa.s o: r.r own
!; Ii'd bli", 1 . , M .
Io.-tor llair IL I.tr.en. who lias an of- I
fi" n tii- lMst-':'r-" bulMinic at Alton.
- i"-iv lieen th" family thvy'cl-in f ir j
the IP-acir.- for t"'.ral parn. Iurimj
tv h.3!5it of 1B I attendr I Mr- Ilea- I
mm. a-.d w-l.il" ' wt not prnt m Ka.-t
St I.OUIS -r. pept'.r.lr IS U-C a.' w-h h
inte th chi! . i sail to hate been tarn. I
c-iti ri ile that it .-!:. about ih" p-r!o:
tna- a child jho'ild haV" ben born to Mrs..
."- .. .. .!..
en I'tvVefc. later I i.Ka.n w.tlt.d trn J
nr proftsmonaliy and I have treated !.
Ut'le ! H''1 ut.n i. r.:n!j-r of occn-inns
hnii aiwavs reeardd turn a, the chili of
"'p.-or.ent rhyic!.-in who ha witche-i
Mm-
-ir- l.e;t-.i;i i.i.:.i i-i .111.1:1
J "L. ,.;,?.
I (.mil ?si i . .... .i.. i..
-ilt .ie ! tn.eu till"- ill ill- 'JU-K-a.
1 hjwt ever known. Krom all Indications i
.'.. ..!. ....rr.s tn t-. t.e on- bom to Mr.- :
ttV-.,:.Vi Th. rtorv 'hat the ehlM ra,
t,. v.H's wn.. tras the nursa fo.
Mr U'aBan. aw wr.tca ea.ii i- -a'
'. hav- te-n oern m-nui in- siai;..- i.i.i.
U-ei not hod tneether. If the rttt! !"
1. -,3ed f MLss Yell It aa .-llTitly sev-
r.i v;eks oder than the aie ucciedlted
to th- Itcacm boy."
REAGEN DOES NOT KNOW
DETAILS OF CHILD'S BIRTH.
r.nr u.i-speciau
Cc!.oc3n. O.. 0:t. II. CHin:c nasn
denies iak tlveJr that he wa present at
tlrth of the mild. ,
"I was Aorklh at the Kver'tt Gs
Factory. Newark. O.. a- the ti-ne. he
ld this ever.lr.c "My wife wa. li'.lns at
Alton IH expectm? to be conr.r.ej. In
r ole-r 1'3. She de-lded to vilt her 'al
ter at Ore-nvii;-. IIL. anil tartd for that
elty. bat was tak'n III at Ea.tl St- IaH.
The chad wai. Vm thre. either in a
hotel or hosrltal. I am not ur- which. I
iW not the baby until Ave weks later.
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S iTIilaW BaVsBal W aSBBBa A B H I B AHBaaaal I fQsaV
mft ,vMnHsl alawaaL.MMt A aa aaV JiBaasaaaaaaawtMS nIbmwM
K jw8ffiil hand-mads sour mash copper distilled and wBHB
KVUlaPiil Ced b tilTie alone. A product ot the old B'sHlaH
Bjawl BC"' ' honesty. BBB-mH
HjH GEO. A. DICKELftCO.nfrff7firtsflh.T(am. IH
F nAvin xirnoLsox. Dtatrtknter. assawP
MOTHER NOWDQUBTS
lagSdCS
for Children.
and haad-tnrned welted soles.
Sizes 11 to 3...SXM
gatmf
OLIVE IOCrST.
noi.urrcR9
Ricky Htrt aki Tta tacgtlt
A ntunr Me.licln for Bury Iop!.
Rrlaic ttolden Health and Renewed Vigor.
A .itcMc f.T Cl.n.tipatlon. Indifirstloa. Uvar
and Ktdnej- TrouMrr. J'lirples. Bezema. Iiapiira
HI.-.!. 1-H Jlrraih. .-IiirKli-h Iloweia , Headaeb
and liackache It" Kotkr Monn-aln Tea In tab
let ftinn. ZZ eents a ts. Genuln mad br
HOLMSTTlIt DltCii COMI'ANT. Madttn. Wta.
liulrtrn .nss:rta for Sallow IVoailc.
JOIIXMtV BROS. DRCIS CO,
llroadwray and Franklin.
You can be fitted perfect
ly fitted in ready-to-wear
clothes. It's easy. Merely
see that the clothes are
"Croak-made." '
Th" hUlitst tyi" of unrnvnt-maklng. aj
rrpresnted In our new ready-to-wear
Kill Hulls. tdni? ami double breostetl
mo-lels. with t'roak shoulilers and cloo
ilttln? collar.. 13 to t0. New fall model
In Covert Topcoat. $15.
tenth tarn ouvt n"
4 TKI.El.lt Ml4 BKTtVKEJi
p iiKtia. a.m ins win. a
4 Ilia Maealloav. i
"Coshoeto.i, c.. lct. U. 13SJ
Mrs (JcorKe lleaftan. Alton, 1U.:
Meksacu liuia St. Ijiils cays Mrs.
4 Yt-H fays lorKe In lloldle'a chili. 4
l-ts he i-'itian- Tcil ni the truth.
4 Will adopt child l.-aJly II can find
4f 1.1m. You want him. xo do I. 4)
MP (b'ltie! -'HJUlMJE.- MP
A Tke Aimrr. w
Alton. 111.. i-t. 12. IXC Ceor
a IleaR-in. Coshocton. U.. It Is all
a niyytvry to inc. I want boy at
ill
at f
any cost, it nece.ssarj. will settla
tho .ar- by anoptini: htm.
a "Mi:s. niiuitni: kkaoax."
m. mm. m. mm ml. mi mm. mm, m.mmL-mmm.mmlmmm.mmm.mm..m.mm.mm. b
ai www tff nf rwsw w as
when sh.i brought It on with her to Nw
ark." Jtt-asan think.s the child is Cold! Tall'a.
and tn.it .il.e and his lfe d.-cetv.-d htm
whtti hi r little one dud at birth. II baa
not lot ited the child.
GOLDIE YELL'S MOTHER
SAYS GIRL MAY BE HERE.
I'uluttt. Minn.. Oct. li Mrs. Yell.
lr. tl.er of .;o! ilo Yt II. said to a News
Tilbuiie rtpr"-nt.ttle In Cloiuet to-day:
"A child v. i.. born to ik.Mio in St. IaiuPi
two )ari aKo. At thus tlmo Mr. lUtaen
ii.et ;-.!'!: in irt Iou!.s and fell in Ioto
with tho child and Uhnl to adopt It.
"Mrs. l:.-ai;en took th" child ami told her
liu.vlmul that It w-.i !er own. and hlredV 1
l.ldl" n.s a nu:e. Mrs. IteaKeii neverl
i. imkiiy uu.iiiii.-u tut: Zmii.'im arm. or cour.ieB
;o!d!e has a right to take the child away,
iloldl- was here about a month axo work
in!? for book concern or aumnthlni; Ilk
li.at, but I hae no Idea wl-re ah Is now
or wh'ri tho tr.lRht b-. un!s.s at tho hom
of l.er brotfcer-ln-laiv in St. Iyjuix"
latral la a Ulamoaau
You can't ? wronir Diamonds in ln-cr-a'Init
in v.ilj at tho tat of 2 ter cent
I jer eur 'r.-!it Ijiltu lirus -k- Co.. aa
I i1or Carleton bllic.. fith and Olive ata.
CMQKER FOR THE FRESHMEN.
OWtUfACn run int, rnunMBIt
.Junior mid Senior Dental Classes
(,t Vahin4ton L". Entertain.
Th r-nior and Jur.I ir cls of th
k?.-! ilrmrtm.nt i.f Washington TInltrsr.
-..-. --- . -. - " . . .
ally Ut eicint w aa entertninment
an-1 -mr.k'r to th" frehm-n claaa of that
i!M'lmiit. In AnsemLly Hall. Twenty-
4 e-v-nth nnd l.r-ust stie-ts. The aldr
of welcome wa ib.ii ti- .eofeasor J. It.
!ennerly r.pd rpecche- were mad by
IxKtors isartlett. Uschtr. Cos. Aiken.
N-uhoff and ISrady.
IUin .ltctIons iter! ivn by Edwla
J. Novy. 3 C IiRan. V." II Koch ar.4
I'.. E Chorr.bnr. Entertaining aoaaa
were riinif by T. I fa'.ahn.
Basy Bee Bargala Day Ta-Dayw
Diamond Sjecl.il assortment JOe la.
Smw CktMrea Mraek. T
Hessle Call!. yearsi ol.l. of No. Mtt
Tapln striet. and ilam IVlnhof. 8 jaara
:d. of No. C1 I'apln wtreet. both neTOa,
were tmck by eouthtound Buburban car
No. 1 at Sxraii anil Funln atreeta last
r. Kht and thrown to the nfdewalk. Beaala
Callts M5el Injury. h'Jt ifamle Wlofaora
I?ft foet a fo seriously Injured that
about one-half of It had to fc amputate!.
Her left tides linger wu also severed) at,
the first !nt-
V
i
M Mr
car alaawt upon Ksai aaa mat it waa
Kp ,E&e04et5S

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