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THE WASHINGTON TIMES, FETDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1911.
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Will Participate in German-American Alliance Convention
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The promotion of patriotism to their
adopted rountrv and tho preservation
of the culture, language, literature, and
arts of their Fatherland, are tho alms
of the National German American Al
liance, as outlined L'v President C. J.
Hexamer. In his addreHs at tha
opening of the sixth hlennlau con
vention of the organization In the New
Wlllard today.
This convention, whose S00 delegates
represent 2,000,000 German citizens li
forty-for States of the Union, will be
In session until Monday evening, and In
ilta business meetings will discuss all
matters of vital Interest to the German
citizenship of the country.
Social Program.
Along with the business, a program
of social events and excursions has
been arranged by Chairman Martin
"Wlegand and his associates on the gen
eral entertainment committee.
"Welcome to the District of Columbia
was extended o the convention by
Chairman Cuno Rudolph, of the District
Commissioners. His brief address, In
German, was received with euthutlastlc
applause by the delegates. President
ICurt Voelckner of the United Ger
man Societies, and Chairman Martin
Wlegand also extended greetings.
Ready for Business.
The convention then organized for
business, and President Hexamer, of
Philadelphia, vice presidents John
TJarks, of Baltimore; Col. E. C. Stahl.
of Trenton, N. J., Joseph Keller, of
Indianapolis, Ind.; John D. Cappelmann,
of Charleston, S. C. Secretary Adolph
Tlmm, of Philadelphia, Treasurer Hans
Menlger, of Philadelphia, and the other
officers, made their reports.
"We hope that when the business ses
sions are ended each day that all the
delegates to the convention, and the
ladles who accompany them, will join
In the social features of the conven
tion," said Chairman Wlegand to the
delegates
The flist of the special features will
be a pilgrimage to the Tomb of Wash
ington ut Mt. Vernon. The steamer
Charles Maalester. specially chartered
for the parly, will leave its wharf at
pVlock this afternoon with all the del
egates, convention visitors, and many
members of the local German societies
aboard.
The Arlon Gesang Vereln Is in charge
of the exercises President John Wlsc
husen will be present, and a cliorus of
100 voices, represtlng the Arlon, Saer,
gerbund, and J'aennerchor, will sing.
Cr-alrman Wlschnusen will Introduce
Simon Wolf, a former United Stater
diplomat, who will clve an address In
English, and Col E C Stnhl, of Trer
ton, N. J . who will speak In German
Wreaths will be laid on the tomb ny
President Hexamer In the namt of the
National Alliance, and by a representa
tive of the Washington German eo
citles. Program Tonight.
This evening In National Rifles' hall a
general program will be given for the
convention visitors with Dr. Christian
Btrack as chairman The three Ger
man singing societies, Arlon, Saenger
bund, and Maennerchor, will give male
choruses, addresses will be made by
Prof Marlon D. Learned of the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania, Rev Dr
Julius Hoffman, of Baltimore, and Mrs
C. J. Dornhoefer, of New York.
The pilgrimage to Mt. Vernon and the
exercises of this evening will complete
the German Day observance of the con
vention. The business sessions will be held
from 9 o'clo:k to 1 o'clock each dav
The remainder of the time will be given
over to sightseeing. Tomorrow after
noon the party will visit the White
House and tomorrow night, at the New
Wlllard, a banquet will be held.
The Delegates.
The delegates whose credentials were
presented today are as follows. Ala
bama, Emll Lesser, Birmingham; Cali
fornia, John Hermann, San Francisco,
Colorado, John X. Hecker, Denver; Con-
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COL. ERNST STAHL,
Speaker In German At Mt Vernon
Exercises.
nectlcut, Albert Kaufmann, Hartford;
Ferd. Woerlert, New Haven: Delaware.
J. L. Muench, Wilmington. District of
Columbia, Kurt Voelckner. Gustuv i
Bender. Martin Wlegand, Karl Hammcl, j
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Kern. Illinois, the Rev. J. C. Peffel.
Belleville, C H. Haman. Peoria; L. A
Domann, Rock Island. Indiana. Carl
Drelsch. Evansville. Hermann Mack-
wltz. Fort Wayne. Joseph Keller, Heln- I
ncn stelnmltz. Philip Rappaport, In
dianapolis. Iowa, Charles Sass, Du
buque. Kansas, Emll Kolkaez, Kansas
City; Kentucky, Anton Gelstllch, Louis
ville, Robert Soergel, Newport; Mrs. (
Thea Stahl, Women's Auxiliary, Louis
iana. Joseph Voegle, New Orleans,
Maryland. Albert L. Fankhanel, Rich
ard C. Sandlass. Louis Schnelderelth, j
Helnrlch Tuerk, August Roedcr. K. W. ,
Wehrenberg, Karl A. M. Schlotz, tho
Rev Dr. Julius Hoffmann. Mrs. Marie .. o..sj u.,. a
Roeder. Mrs Auguste Kocter, and John , At Top, President Hexamer, At
TJarks. all of Baltimore. torn, Simon Wolf, Speaker.
JOHN WISCHHUSEN,
President Arion Gesang Verein.
Bot-,
Judge De Lacy Warns
Boys Against Cursing
John Brown, colored, si bout fourteen
ealrf, lllng at 126 P street northwest,
was arraigned in the Juvenile Court
last evening for cursing. Judge De
Lacy gave him a good talk and dis
missed him with a warning.
Colon Bow den, alias Colon Glddlngs,
a white boy living on Third street, be
tween N and O, southeast, was up on
the same charge. He also was dis
missed with a warning.
John Hohmann, a white boy of four
teen, living at 302 Fourteenth street
rorthwest, failed to appear for trial on
a charge of disorderly conduct, and
forfeited his collateral ol fz.
President Taft And Others
To Speak At Opening In
Chicago, October 28.
Secretary Meyer today announced
that the Navy Department would for
mally dedicate the 'new naval training J
station at Chicago on October 28.
President Taft, the Secretary, the gov
ernors of adjoining States, members of
the Senate and House, and high of
ficers In the navy will be present.
The Secretary today held a confer
ence with Rea Admiral Ross, who has
superintended the construction of this
big J3.50O.O00 plant, and arranged the de
tails of the dedication. Addresses
will be made by the President, the Sec
retary, and a number of others.
This Is the first Inland training sta
tion to be built by the navy:
Switzerland To Probe
High Cost Of Living
GENEVA, Oct. 6. An alarming grow
ing discontent among the working
classes over the high cost of living
throughout Swwitzerland, has impelled
the government to Institute three sep
arate investigations looking toward a
solution" of the problem, according to
an announcement today.
Food prices have advanced SO and 40
per cent :n the past few years, while
wages have remained stationary.
At several protest meetings, It was
suggested that the government cftnducct
the markets, selling to the people at
wholesale rates.
Octogenarian Buried.
Funeral ceremonies for Mrs. Regenla
Buese, eighty-two years old, who dur
ing her earlier life was a prominent
member of the various German organi
zations of the Capita", were held from
St. Mary's Church this morning at 9
o'clock. Interment was In Congression
al Cemetery.
:ant
Dulin & Martin Co.
Modern Devices for Keeping
the Home in Order
OUR spacious ground floor housefurnishing department is
headquarters for every modern device for keeping the
home in order. First quality cooking utensils as '.veil as
requisites for housecleaning, polishing, etc. A partial list follows:
Ching Foo Floor Polish 11.00
Mexoline Nickel, Brass and
Copper Polish; can 15c
Silver Cream Silver Polish; bot. 25c
Gorham Soap Silver Polish;
cake 23c
Goddurd Silver Polish 50c
Lualln. silk and woolen clean
er; bottle 25c
Solarine Liquid Metal Polish. ..20c
Roachbane Powder, for in
sects, can 25c
Ching Foo Furniture Polish. 35c
Silicon Silver Polish; box . . 10c
Wellington Knife Polish, can 25c
Burnlshlno Metal Polish, can 20c
Butchers' Floor Wax. lb can. .45c
Old English Floor Wax; lb. can 40c
Butchers' Liquid Floor Polish,
can . 20c
Blak-Lusta Stove Polish 25c
Donkey Floor OH and Polish... 25c
Chemo Insect Destroyer, gal.. S2.00
Scrubbing Cloths "c
Galvanized Scrubbing Palls 20c
Wooden Scrubbing Palls 20c
Clamp Mop Handles 15c
Floor Mops 15c
Cotton Floor Sweeps 'e
Knife Polishing Boards 25c
Long-handle Bath Tub Mops 13c
Closet Brushes 23c
Rattan Carpot Beaters 25c
Furniture Brushes 50c
Scrubbing Brushes 10c up
Radiator Brushes 40c
Wool Wall Sweeps 75c
Stair Whisk Brooms 25c
Stove Polishing Brushes 25c
Step Ladders $1.00 up
Weighted Waxing Brushes.. $2.00 up
Gllray Curtain Stretchers $2.25
"Nodost" Broom Covers 25c
Dish Cloths 6c
Wool Dusting Cloths 15c
Hearth Blushes 3Tc
Blsscll Carpet Sweepers $2.50
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Dulin & Martin Co.
Pottery, Porcelain, China, Glass, Silver, Etc.
1215 F St. and 1214-18 G St.
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Sale
We're continuing this
sale for the purpose of
getting the stock out of
the way of the workmen
who are remodeling our.
new building.
All the new WEBSTER
Pianos and Player-Pianos
are included in the sale at
greatly reduced prices, giv
ing you a rare chance to
buy a guaranteed instru
ment at a genuine bargain.
New $400 Webster Upright
$295
New $360 Webster Upright
$245
Guaranteed for ten years.
Easy payments. If preferred.
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IN WHAT MONTH
WERE YOU BORN?
Read the Coupon Below
It will interest you. Fill
out and send this coupon
and we will be glad to send the
horoscope card for the month you
desire.
THE T0LMAN LAUNDRY
The Laundry that washes table linen separately with Ivory
Soap, in a sanitary building that is lighted by the sun.
F. W. MacKENZlE, Manager
"We have been on the corner of Sixth and C streets more
than thirty years."
Store Closes Daily 6 P.M.; Saturdays, g P.M.
BOM MMRHKB
. Here's the biggest value in new
Fall Suits we have ever offered
or, in fact, that has ever been
offered.
A Few $16.50 Values
Many $19.50 Values
Some $22.50 Values
New Fall Suits,
$10-00
A stroke of luck brought these Suits to
us, but you can share in our good fortune.
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OT Suits left' over from last season, but
brand-new styles, which only arrived yes
terday. Plain tailored and fancy trimmed
models are shown in novelty cloths, serges,
wide-wale cheviots, wide-wale serges, storm serges
and broadcloths; all are lined in guaranteed satin,
while a few have fine brocade silk lining.
The smart 28-inch tailored coats predominate,
and the skirts are made in new panel front and
back, others flying panel styles, some have high gir
dles. '
All sizes for misses and, ladies, with plenty of
blacks and navy from which to choose.
See Our Window Display.
Washington, D. C, 1911.
F. W. MacKenzie, Manager,
Dear Sir:
Will you kindly mail me a horoscope card for the
month of -
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Name
Street Address
Apartment
Store Closes Daily 6 P.M.; Saturdays, 9 P.M.
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31 - 319 JXVZ2TTK JTKEZX
Special Prices on
Children's Coats
OMORROW is Children's Day again, and a
special offering of Children's' Coats will be
the feature. These prices are for one day
only tomorrow.
Children's Double-breasted Black- Cra-
$2.98
eul coafj, worth J5.00, tomor
row
Children's Extra Quality Black Cara
cul Coats, with quilted linings, wide sail
or collar and double-breasted t . .Q
styles. Worth $7. Tomorrow... -Py0
Children s Polo Coats. In
castor, brown and navy. Spe
cial tomorrow ..
$4.98
Juniors' Polo Coats, In all-wool cheviots,
with plaid collar, cuffs and
pockets; elies 8 to 14 years. (rt Q
Special $9.90
Children's Hats, In all the new shapes
and colors
49c to $10.00.
Ladies' 50c Fure Silk
Hose, 35c Pair
3 Pairs for $1.00
Ladles' Pure Silk Hose, double 11
toe. Regular 50c value. Special, 35
Ladles' Gauze Silk Lisle Hose;
double sole, high spliced heel; ex
tra double knee. 75c value. (Zfn
Special ,. OUL
Children's Fine Ribbed School
Hose; black and tan. Regular
Kcff!!-. 12'2C
Ladles' Fine Cotton Hose; double
sole, heel and garter top. OC
Special toC
Infants' Fine Lisle Hose. In
black, white and tan; 35c nr
value. Special UOV,
sle garter top and double heel and
c; 3 for $1.00.
Infants' Fine Cashmere Hose;
silk heel and toe; In black, OCTp
white and tan. Special "'
Misses' Pure Silk Hose; double
sole, heel and toe; extra double
garter top. Special. " g- fif
50c and Cl.UU
Ladles' Chiffon Gauze and Silk
Lisle Hose; double sole, spliced
neel and garter tops.
Special
Three for $1.00.
35c
Ladies' $1.25 Gowns, 98c
A splendid assortment of High, Low, V Neck Gowns; made of
fine quality nainsook, cambric and Masonville muslin; trimmed with
embroidery, lace, fine tucks, beading and ribbon. Regular fCr
51.25 value. Special V Ot
29c Short Skirts, 23c
Women's Short Skirts; made of good quality cambric;
hemstitched ruffle; lengths, 29 and 31. Regular 29c value. r)Qf
Special u O v
WILLARD WHITE CO.'S
Vaucaire ftfe 89c
The preparation so highly recommended for developing the bust.
A tonic and flesh builder. Si 00 box at 89c.
DAINTY fCream Face Powder Rouge, A Et .
MELOROSEi 50c Size K3C
PERFECTION MELOROSE NAIL POLISH .
Demonstration First Floor Main Aisle.
25c
New Fall Gloves
One-clasp Ladles' P K. Kid
Gloves, for dress and street wear. In
black, white, champagne and all
the leading shades of tan. fijl f(
Special D1.UU
One-clasp Ladles' Dogskin Walk
ing Gloves. In black, white, grav,
and tan. The glove for Q-J ((
durability. Special .. . . iOXmXjyJ
Two-clasp Ladles' French Glace
Kid Gloives. finished with Paris
point stitching, in black, white,
and all warited shades, for
street and evening wear. - ?A
Special fDXmOV
Pcrrln's 16-button French Glace
Kid GIoes. these are first quality
kid and full length Spe- fiQ rn
Two-clasp Ladles' Glace Kid
Gloves, In black, white,
tan, and gray. Special &-t AA
value Ol.UU
One-clasp Ladles' English Cap"
"Walking Gloves, finished with
heavy stitching and spear point
backs; an entire new line, with
black, white, tan. and all ( (TA
wanted shads. Special . &DJ
New Style Corsets
Warner's Style 546, for average
figure. This model Is new this sea
son; has the tab hip. with double
hose supporters, which hold the hip
line more uniform and firm than
tl'e Corset; tow bust, small hlu
gives lines of slcnderness PO (f
to the figure. Price . tD.UU
American Lady Corsets, made of
coutil: low bust, long, deen hi",
and back pieces. From flr QQ
C B Corsets, made of coutil; low
bust, long, deep hip. have double
stays throughout: sizes CJ-J f(
20 to 16. Special OJ..UU
C. B. Corset, style No 52S. medi
um bust, extreme long hip. made
of white imported coutil. trimmed
with lace, draw string In bust:
hose supporters front and sides
for long-walsted, well de- CJO AA
veloped figures. Price . wttUU
$3.69
$6 Extra Size Messaline
and Taffeta Silk Petticoats . .
These are made of an extra good quality messaline and taffeta,
and are cut full 61 inches through hips; finished with a deep flounce
with several rows of pin tucks, percaline underflounce and dust ruffle;
lengths, 38 to 44. They are all black, and we consider them good
values at the regular price of $6.00. An extraordinary
bargain tomorrow, when you can buy them at the sPecialJ3.69
price of '
Specials for the Baby
$2.98 Puff Bonnets, $1.98
Children's Puff Bonnets, made of
splendid quality white bengallno
silk, neatly trimmed with satin
ribbon: sizes 14 to 16. j- QO
Regularly J2.3S. Special... '
$1.48 Carriage Robes, 98c
Carriage Robes, made of fine
quality worsted. In plnk-and-white
and blue-and-whlte honeycomb pat
terns. Regularly $1.48. Spe- QQp
$6.50 White Coats, $5.25
Babies' Short White Coats, made
of excellent quality crepella; plain
cape, embroidered In dainty clus
ters of flowers; 6 months to 2
years. Regular $6.50 QC OC
value. Special iDUtO
$1.48 Silk Caps, 98c
Babies' Fine White Bengallna
Silk Caos. in French and turn-back
eftects;neatly trimmed with folds.
French knots and ribbon: sizes 12
to 16. Regular J1.4S values. QOn
Special Oi
Flannelette Garments
Women's Short Underskirts
Wade of good quality flannelette, in neat stripes of blue, pink
and brown; cut full width; finished with 6-inch ruffle withQp
hem; lengths 29 and 31: Special
Women's Short Underskirts
Made of splendid quality flannelette, in plain pink, blue, and
white; also neat stripes of light blue,' pink, and gray; cut full width,
finished with ruffle, edged with silk scalloped edging; lengths, C(c
29 and 31. Special JVV
Women's Flannelette Gowns, 98c, Worth $1.25
.Women's Gowns, made of splendid quality flannelette; double
yoke back and front; trimmed in braid, in pink-and-white and QO-blue-and-white
strjpes. Regular Si .25 value. Special
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