THE WASHINGTON HERALD TUESDAY NOVEMBER 1 1910 5I at
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Heavyweight Coat SuitsWomens Coat Suits of heavyweight and
homespuns in blue brown gray old rose green andfancy mixtures
Special S2500 eachWomens Coat Suits of heavyweight Broadcloths
serges cheviots mannish mixtures and English tweedsin gray green brown blue and attractive mixtures
Special price 29 50 eachWomens Coat Suits of heavyweight broadcloths
cheviots serges hopsacking and English tweeds in allthe new and fashionable shades and fancy mixtures
Special prices 3250 and 3500 eachThird icer0 it
Reliable Furs0 know Furs thoroughly is a life study and as few people can
rely upon their own judgment the advisability of purchasingwhere the assurance of reliability is a known and accepted fact
should be sufficient evidence of the high quality o our FursBeautiful Black Fox Sets 3000 to 13750Exquisite Sets of Rich Black Lynx 7000 to 2500052inch Russian Pony Coats 7500 to 2500052inch Nearseal Coats handsome and lustrous 13500 to 22500
Natural Pony Ccats with large collar and cuffs of Fisher coon15000
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JJeaiS al Sets consisting of stole in shawl shape andmuff
Special price 3500Black Opossum Sets consisting of shawl collar finished with eight
tails and large pillow muff
j Special price 1500-Blkck Opossum Sets consisting of shawl collar finished with eight
tails and large pillow muff
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hats are the selections of our representative while in Parisshow accurately and in pronounced form the style trend oi
All are beautiful creations highly expressive of theonderful achievements in Millinery the Parisians only are able to
accomplishIncluded are Hats of many different shapes sizes and designs
with trimmings so beautiful and so varied that no woman should ex-
perience any difficulty in making an entirely pleasing selectionlhi sale has been planned so as to enable our customers to derive
all possible benefit as the season has practically just begun and theHats are desirable for wear throughout the winter
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MARTIN LUTHER EXTOLLED
Itev Dr Rrnnvillc Kxpliiiit Historyof Reformation
Etoiliriff Martin Luther as the school-master of the church world Dr WilliamA Qranvlile president of PennsylvaniaAllege located at Gettysburg showedhow He was individually responsible
reformation of the Protestant church-in lecture last night at Luther PlaceMemorial Church where the Festival ofthe Reformation was celebrated
As chief speaker of the evening Drtlranvtile elaborated upon hfc theme
Dr Oranville who for thirteen yearhas boost head of the Sheffield School ofTechnology at Yale was recently electedand installed as president of Pennsyl-vania College
CtHiNii ICIIKIIR StamllnprThe following statistics on population
were tamed by the Census Bureauyesterday Pennsylvania WilkesbarreTownship TO in 13K in 100 IndianaGary City l e in 1910 first
Nebraska Palmer village 373 in1 10 flrat census MiaateidppiColumbia2 VJ in 1S10 507 in 19W Gulfport 6386 inJ lo lo in 1900
Sydney X S to th f rtb t in air line tis-
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Iuliur IendrrM Seek to Innd Conven-tion for Capital
Local labor leaders are going to makean effort to have the next convention of
American Federation of Labor heldin Washington and to that end at themeeting last night appointed John BColpoys Charles Smith and P J Ryana committee to walt upon the Chamber-of Commerce and ask their indorsement
A report of the committee which ii
working m behalf of the lockedout employes of a local furniture establishme-nts heard and several letters read fromSenators and Representatives praisingtheir stand in the matter and pledgingtheIr support
Uiuhrrffo Pnitenr TreatmentPasteur treatment is being given Mary
Kitchener Francis Campbell ThelmaDiotz and John ZanelH the children whowore hiLton several days ago by a bull-dog believed to have been suffering fromrabies The children are receiving thetreatment at the Hygienic Laboratory ofthe Public Health and Marine HospitalService Each of the patients will receivetwentythree Inoculations
Hffiiine s iwd ful in the ensinti that drirethe generators operate nix felfpropolta cars-on he state railways irf IlhtcUh PrusU
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Party Wit-
ness Play at Belasco
MRS HUGHES AS A HOSTESS
nrRc Number of Callers on Kir atSupreme Court Day of Season
Masked Halloween Dnncu at PortMyer Mrs Hooker Will Join HerHusband In Porto Rico
The President anti Mrs Tuft accompa-
nied by their daughter Miss Helen TaftMra Taffs sister Miss Herron MrJustice and airs Oliver Wendell Holmesand Cnpt Archibald W Butt the Presi-dents aid occupied tho Presidents boxat the Belaaco Theater last night
Yesterday being Supreme Court Daythe wives of tho justices who have be-
come settled in their Washington homesfor the season wore at homo quite informally to visitors Mrs Hughesof the new justice and former governorof Now fork was tho most interesting-of the hostesses because she is the new-
est and the youngest hostess in this cir-
cle A largo number of olllclal andcallers paid their rofipecta to her
in her new home at Twentyfourth and-S streets
The officers and latlles of Fort Myergave a masked Halloween dance lastevening in the administration building atthe post Mrs Gsvrard wife of Col
Garrard commanding officer and MrsBarnhardt wife of Capt Bnrnhart VS A receive the guests Tho CavalryBund at the post played the dance musicand the ballroom was beautifully decorated for the occasion with autumnleaves and Halloween favors The MissesGarrard daughters of Cot Garrard areentertaining as their house guests MUM
Jlirshinger of Charlotte N C and MissKwtherine Holbrook and Miss FloraSwift of Washington latter two go-
ing over to the post just for the dajice
Mrs Hooker nee ConditSmith wifeof Capt Richard Stewart Hooker willleave Washington today to join CaptHooker in Porto Rico where he has beentransferred after several years of dutyhere Mrs Hooker will be accompaniedby her Interesting family MrsHooker is a younger slitter of MnLeonard Wood wife of Maj Gen WoodChief of Staff U S A
The first secretary of the Chinese Lega-
tion and Mrs Yung Kwal have returnedto their home in Katorama road fromNow York
Mrs Frederick Cole Fairbanks daughterinlaw of former Vies President Pahbanks who lives in Pasadena Cal is
the guest of her parents Mr and MrsJames Scott of Stanton avenue Pittsburg This is her first visit to her homein two years Mr Fanbanks will Joinhis wife shortly for a visit and will
to Pasadena with her after Christ-mas Many entertainments have beenplanned for Mrs Fairbanks by her okl
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Grant Parish and Miss Parish have leftRome en route for the French Rivieraand Spain They wilt spend monthof November at Madrid visiting the an-
cient cities of Spain the Rysensor Moun-tain San Sebastian Biarralty Pau andthe Fronds coast throu tt the ptetttrMNormandy and Britanny country
Rear Admiral and Mrs Richard Urichhave returned from Atlantic City andare at their apartment in the Ontariofor the season
Mies Julia B Whiting daughter of Dr-
awl Mrs Guy Fairfax Whiting will beamong the debutantes of comingseason and will make her initial bowat a tea on the of December S-
at the home of her parents in NewHampshire avenue Mias Is theyoungest daughter of Dr and Mrs Whit-ing She spent the summer with herparents at the Virginia Hot Springswhere they took a cottage for the sum-mer months Her sister Miss AliceWhiting made her debut last season
Miss Marion Wise niece of Senator andMrs Newlands who spent the summerwith her uncle and aunt at their placein Nevada will be the guest of Dr andMrs Pritchard in Now York for several
join Senator and Mrs Newlands aboutthe last of November
The United States Consul at Dunfermline Scotland and Mrs Maxwell Blakehave arrived in Washington where theywill be guests for several weeks at th
Mr Blake Is now on leave ofabsence
Oswaldo Ramlrex attache of the Pana-ma legation who spent tho summer atClifton Springs N Y returned to Wash-ington last evening and has opened hisapartment in the Highlands for theseason
Mr and Mite Charles Franklin Rayannounce the marriage of their daughterAnna Lee to Mr Harold HastingsClarke The marriage came as a greatsurprise to the many relatives and
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friends of the bride who left Washing-ton presumably to visit her uncle inSpokane Wash and was met by MrClarke In St Paul Minn where themarriage took place Mrs Clarke comesof one of Virginias oldest families andhas lived for a number of years in thiscity Mr Clarke is a prominent younglawyer of Montana formerly bf this city
Mr and Mrs Jackson Elliott are beingcongratulated on the birth of a daughterlast evening Mrs Elliott formerly wasMiss Daisy Jeobel Joyce
Walter S Allen Engineer Corps U SA and family are at the Ontario forthe season
Col Selden Anon Day U S A andfamily have taken possession of theirnew home ISIS Lamont street Thywere formerly at tho Ontario
Mr and Mrs Flournoy C Roberts haveout cards for the marriage of theirdaughter Lulu Roberts to J Wal-ter Jott The ceremony will take placoTuesday evening November 8 at S8floclock at the Metropolitan MemorialMethodist Episcopal Church
One of the debutantes of this seasonwill be Miss Adaline Gulp daughter ofthe Vice President of the Southern Rail-way and Mrs J M Gulp Miss Gulpwill make her debut to formal society ata large tea to be g4ven by her parents-at the family residence in Q street on
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An informal lance for the nrtivins partywill follow the tea Last summer Misslulp accompanied her parents on an
trip abroad Air Culp going asa delegate to the railway conference atBorne Switzerland She is an accom-plished woman and for lastyear ha attended the National Cathe-dral School after several years al aseminary near Itiaadelphta
Mrs Churchill Candoe left Washingtonyesterday for N w York wbert willspend the month of November the guestof Mrs Sanford Bissell
Th Misses Morris of the lateJustice Martin Morris have given uptheir house lrMassachusetts avenue andhave taken the Brown cottage Bradleylane Chevy Chats for the aeaaoa MrsE Hastings Miss Edsarina Hastingsand Miss Elisabeth Colbert are withthem
Mrs Ashton Devereaux of Philadelphiawho has been the of her motherMrs ratthew Clarko at the Connecticutha returned to her home
Mrs Wesson has returned from Europeand Joined her soninlaw and daughterPaymaster Stewart E Barber U S
Mrs Barber at the Highland
Rear Admiral Willard II Brownson US 1C and Mrs Brownson who are inNew York are expected to return toWashington this week and opon theirhouse in N street for the season
Dr Lola F Core the former JCtearaguan Minisr to a guest at the NewWUIard having come ta Washington on
trip Mr Corea to now aof a wellknew Wall street
arm of lawyers Dr and Mrs Corea andtheir two children have a delightfulhome In Riverside drive New York
Mrs Charles S Dulin and family havetaken an apartment at Stoneleteh Courtwhere they are now established MrsDulin and her young daughter MissBeatrice Dulin now a pupil at the Cathedral School returned In Septemberfrom a very enjoyable trip to Europehaving visited Germany Holland Switz-erland Italy England and Franc
Mrs Mark Hanna from New Yorktoday to spend four weeks antomobttlagin Europe
The BUHkens entertained their memberson a straw ride last night which proved-to be very successful They were con-veyed to Forestvllle Md where an oldtime country supper was served Afterthe supper many of the old countrydances were enjoyed by the membersThose present were Misses Lillian FayMargaret Perkins Carrie Dove CoraWarner Margaret Myers Alice Stromberger Nettie Clements Helen Warnekeand Luca Warneke Mean Harry
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DIPLOMATS HONOR
MEMORY OF SAHLI
Charge d Affaires Speaks atChancellors Funeral
Funeral services for Otto Salilf chan-cellor of the Swiss Legation were heldat 10 oclock yesterday morning at thefamily residence 2014 M street northwestRev Paul Monzol of the German Lutheran Church officiated tho services beingread In Gorman
Burial wiw In Prospect Hill Cemeterywhere Henri Martin charge daffaires ofthe Swiss Embassy delivered a eulogyMr Martin said in part
It is with the deepest emotion that asthe representative of Switzerland I amcalled to address you on such a sad oc-
casion You all have known the excellentqualities of Otto Sahll
When 1 came here more than threeyears ago I at once discovered his noblecharacter lila Intelligence in his pro-
fessional activity Ills splendid feelingsas father and as patriot Ills devotion toour beloved mother country was Im-
mense If his family loses in him a dearand exemplary father the Swiss govern-ment loses a most faithful oftkor thelegation a model chancellor and I
true and thoroughly good friend whohad found the way to lIly heart
WIIH Sincere AVorkerIn our cruel affliction in our profound
sorrow it is a soothing consolation forida griefstricken family and the Swisscolony of Washington to remember thatthe four ministers and all secre-taries and attaches with whom he wasassociated at the legation found him themost efficient assistant the most sincereand loyal friend
But though he be with us in bodynevermore his spirit will stilt remainand his image live fn our memories Toguide us in life let us engrave in ourhearts his shibboleth which was Truthfaith and duty
The body was burled in a large Swisshag and the grave WM covered withfloral emblems from Swiss oflicials hereand abroad
The pallbearers were B P Rlckeu-bacher president of the WashingtonGruetliverein Pullus Kgteff presidentof the Swiss Benevolent Society of theDistrict Leon Chapius secretary of theWashington Oruetltverttin EmIl Wellauer secretary of the 3witt BenevolentSociety Edward S trustee ofthe Washington Gruetltverein LeonChatelalo vice president of the Wash-ington Grueillvweln
COLLEGE MEN TO MEET
AVlll lie Urged to Go Home and Cii tVote
College mess wilt hold a mass meeting-
at the New WHIard Hotel Friday even-
ing at 515 oclock under the auspicesof the National Leaves of DemocraticCollege Clubs
Thee meeting will be addressed by DrNelson Page Representative
Carlin of Virginia and Hon Charles ADouglas a prominent local attorney andother leading Democrats It will be pre-sided over by W Jefferson Davis president of the National League of Demo-cratic College Clubs and chairman of theDistrict of Columbia College Mens Dem-ocratic Association
The speakers will urge all who canpossibly do so to go to their respectivehomes and east a ballot
J J Speight of the Georgetown LawSchool and clerk to the Democratic Con-gressional committee will call attention-to the reduced rate offered by the rail-roads
W W Bride chairman of the com-
mittee on arrangements reports en-
thusiasmThe National Democratic League of
College Clubs which stands sponsor forthis meeting and for a similar meeting inNew York week was organized in1S07
TIFFANY GETS LOW DUTY
The duty to be paid on the J2S 0 pearlsimported by Tiffany for M Guggenheimwill be eSW under decision of theSupreme Court yesterday declining toreview the Judgment of the courts belowthat being unstrung the pearls shouldpay a M per cent tax The governmentsought to collect 15000 duty on thepearls claiming classification as a neck-lace because the pearls were matchedfor that purpose and were drilled forthe string By declining rescind thejudgment to the contrary the court ineffect affirmed that Judgment
A similar case involving duty on apearl necklace said to cost 100000 is nowpending on courts docket
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First Season Announcement
Having fitted my Ladies Tailoring Establish-
ment with every modern convenience and equipmentwell as having engaged the services of expert as
sistants I take pleasure in announcing that I havean unusually fine display of the latest importations ofbeautiful Worsteds and Broadcloths of exclusiveweaves for your selection
Every garment is cut and fitted by me andevery detail of making receives my personal super
That you may become acquainted with the superior individuality of the Tartaglia System of cutting fitting and garment making I will makeladies suits at the special price of 3750 Equal in
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Rare Bargains-In Decorated China
SUITABLE FOR THE HOMETHE BOARDING HOUSETHE CAFE OR THE HOTEL
This great cler ranee sale includes Decorated China approorr e for all thefine Haviland make to the strong vitrified hotelquality Some in large quantities and somesizes in small quantities all the greatest bargains offered in first quality wares
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English Dtcorated Meat Dishessizes 6 S 10 and inches
English Decorated Plates sizesdinner breikfast soup tea andbread and butter
English and American DecoratedVegetable Dishes sizes 4 5 C and7 inches
English Decorated Cream Pitch-ers handled half pint and 1 and
portion sizes
Desirable China forthe Boarding House orHome16 20Inch English Greenandgold Meat Dish
300 24inch Blue Saxe andGoldedge Meat Dish
30ft Kinch Saxe andGoldedge Moat Dish
5150 Blue Saxe Cake Plate5 00 Blue Saxe Bouillon
English Green and Gold135 Bread and ButterPlates doz OUC-
IMS Tea Plates doz 5c1 5 Breakfast Plates doz 100225 Dinner Plates
J195 Soup Plates oz 75c
Fine Hotel QualityChina neat greenborder pattern
Now270 Tea Cups and Saucers gl rQ420 Bouillon Cps and CJO OCSaucers dos
260 Soup Plato doz 140148 Bread and flutter Plates fiQr
180 Dessert Plates dos 9uC
200 Tea Plates dos pl10240 Dinner doz 130240 Cln Vegetable Dishes CJ1 Oftdoz
298 7in Vegetable Dishesdoz PlOU
370 Sin Vegetable Dishes gj 759 in Vegetable Dishes Qi Q
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5750 Tea Plates doz
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595 Dinner Plates dozsid Covered Bouillons
and Plates doz1150 Tea Cups and Saucersdos
1025 After Dinner Cupsand Saucers doz
1306 Chocolate Cups andSaucers doz
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135 Cream Pitchers175 Sugar Bowl
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ARMY AND NAVY
Army OrdersF to and imtadim Jwraary 1 WH
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Second CftwJry t tab elect NeMMber IS
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O of eHN for leer worth with ptmfawon-to m Iwjeod the MK It gnmfed Mn I tWILLIAM T CARfJKfTBK Ctaut ArtiUto-OwH
foUtminc tnwfen at the iwqoeit of Uw-
Capt KAKMT M KKKVK froaa the Twwityninth Infantry to tile Twentythird Infantry
Caat WILLIAM H VALDKON frowthird infantry to the Tweaty l U lofantn
The following promotions and ttrinmtuii ofoAleen of the AHiUenr Con ire announrM
L BUTLKIt uromoUd from ftnt Iwntenant to captain dating front October 3-
CIIBSTKH It SNOW promoted from ieeaod tWit
tenant to Cut lieutenant dating irran October35 ISIS S veoteentA Oowpany
Lieut HOWAIII It SMALLKY weentlr-ixioaoted from f eand Ikmtamnt SWUMry with rank from Ortoker t ItM k Micnedto KlphUi Cawky
LesT of ahaeneo Ida tt BMntte with pemiiwionte RU beyond the sea is ranted Mel C1IAULKSWILLCOX Medical Corp to take leet aboutXoranbcr M X
ties of abjenee maiM lint beetCHAULBS W M Ucal Keaene-Oorpc K extended one month
OrdersThe foifewloK oniert haw been iamed
Rear Aetnkal S P COMLY to dnty navy yardItulmMpbia Ia-
Litnt W T TARKAXT ktacbd ecial ternpormry doty Xavy I ej rt ieot Wwhtamoo DC to duty Michigan as senior engineer officer
Knttan K C OIKFKX iletaehcd dnty Nebraskasad will continue treatment Xaral IloMtalI-Kxtcm Macs
na n L D CAUARY detadted duty Virghua toduty Fore Uiwr Shipbnildtofr ConMMny QMOIO-
Maai conMction fitting out Sterett sad dutyon board when placed hi conunladon-
MfakMpnuMi C W MAORUDKK orders of OctoberX MM to duty Salem revoked
MMfMmnan J F SHAFROTH of OctoberWO to dear flUrog out Sterett revoked
At Sure A II DODGE noespifHl portion ofsick rewfeed to Natal HmnitalAntews for treatment
Pay iMBcetor T S JEWKTT detached naryyard York X Y to duty astorekeeper nary yanl Philadelphia Pa
DcnicN Deiiiirtiiientnl PowerArguments were heard yesterday by
Chief Justice Ciabaugh wherein the legality of Ute power of several departmentsto make rules and regulations other thanar jciflGd by an act of Congress anti pro-
vide penalties for th r violations wasdenied The case originated in the filingof a libel by the district attorney againsta St Louis drug manufacturing concernon the ground that Its goods were notproperly branded
The fatter of A Janamae bar reeenUr rtfcd inDenver dwkiMc haw ILe masks reeL in bUties sail lad the b 0r cremated sod riot the awnhome by mail
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