Sale Starts Saturday June 25 8:30 A. M.

Don't Put it Off Be Sure and Come

GOING OUT OF BUSINESS

AT THIS PLACE

Saturday, June 25 8:30 A.M. Be the First This Is the Sale of the Season

Sale Starts

The continuation of our Sale begins SATURDAY, JUNE 25, and is a money saving opportunity .that will pound and clamor at every door in Fort Worth, for this Store is a gathering place of good things.that opportunity brings; the place for the distribution to those who look forward instead of backward.
THIS GOING OUT O F BUSINESS SALE COMES A T A MOST OPPORTUNE TIME, RIGHT A T T H E HEIGHT OF T H E SEASON; E V E R Y ARTICLE IN T H I S STORE FROM 15 TO 25 P E R CENT. ALL GOODS ARE OF T H E HIGHEST STANDARD QUALITY. EVERY DEPARTMENT COMPLETE. IS REDUCED D M PRICE I T I S A DUTY YOU OWE YOURSELF TO INVESTIGATE THE VALUES T H I S SALE OFFERS BEFORE MAKING YOUR SELECTIONS. IT I S EASY ENOUGH FOR ANY ONE TO SPEND THEIR MONEY; T H E R E A L PROBLEM I S TO SPEND IT WISELY. JUDICIOUSLY, AND MAKE EVERY DOLLAR BUY T H E BIGGEST AND BEST VALUE THAT I S POSSIBLE TO SECURE, AND m T H I S SALE YOU HAVE A MONEY SAVING OPPORTUNITY SUCH AS I S SELDOM OFFERED. IT WILL PAY YOU TO INVESTIGATE THE VALUES T H I S SALE OFFERS. YOU HAVE ONLY TO GLANCE OVER T H E FOLLOWING PRICES TO APPRECIATE HOW MUCH AN EVENT L I K E T H I S MEANS TO YOU. T H E SAVINGS ARE SO REAL, SO GENEROUS, SO PERF E C T L Y A P P A R E N T TO E V E R Y ONE WHO KNOWS T H E USUAL PRICES AND T H E ACTUAL VALUES O F T H E S E GOODS, T H A T I T I S NOT A T A L L SURPRISING. W E INTEND THD3 8ALE ONE LONG TO B E REMEMBERED IN THE HISTORY OF FORT WORTH. A R E YOU GOING TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF T H E S E SAVINGS?

See Windows for Bargains

LADIES* SHOES One lot of Ladies' $3.50, $4.00 vi $5.00 Slippers, sale price $2.95 One lot of Ladies' $2.50 and S3.00 Slippers, sale price $1.05 One lot Ladies' $J.OO Slippeis, sale price .._. ....$1.45 aoo pairs Ladies' Tan Slippers and Ankle Strap* ..$1.70 aoo pairs Children's and Misses* Slippers . 75<t 200 pairs Children's Slippers, sizes 2 to 8 , ' 50< LADIES* WAISTS 50 Ladies' Waists, $5.00 and $n.oo values; special ......32.23 MILLINERY All of Ladies' $7.00 and $8.00 Hats, beautifully trimmed, all kinds of straws; special special 95-75 $3.48 One lot of $5.60 and $6.00 Hats,

GILBERT,
NOTE A F E W O FTHE MANY VALUES LADIES' SKIRTS MEN'S PANTS O n e lot of S k i r t s in b l u e a n d daifc grays, and former prices ?IO.OO, $t2<x> $4.98 $15.00; special $1.75 a n d $2.00 v a l u e s . . . ' O n e lot of W a s h S k i r t s i n black a n d w h i t e , r e g u l a r $.2.00 v a l u e s ; special LADIES' AND $1.35 CHILDREN'S STAPLES 36-inch Bleached Domestic, the 10c kind; special, yard 6*>B I*}C Ginghams, yard 12JC Lawns, yard IOC Lawns, yard 8 1 3 Lawns, yard - C White Lawns, yard 7"i 9<J 7}<J 5* 7}(s<p a n d $4.00 v a l u e s 500 p a i r s M e n ' s

14th and Main Sts.

MEN'S ues ; special SHOES $1.50 M e n ' s H e a v y W o r k S h o e s , $2.50 v a l -

AH Our Fixlures lor Sale

MEN'S SUITS

250 pairs M e n ' s P a n t s in light a n d d a r k g r a y s , b l u e s a n d b r o w n checks, $1.15

100 S u i t s i n single a n d double-breast-ed, in all t h e late p a t t e r n s ; $12.50, $15.00 a n d $20.00 values $6.95

M e n ' s $3.50, $4.00 a n d $5.00 P a c k a r d a n d D u n l a p Slippers $2.95 M e n ' s $2.50 a n d $ 3 0 0 S h o e s , sale price J o h n M e i e r R a i l r o a d Sl)oes, special ,.. .$3.35 $2.19

500 pairs M e n ' s P a n l s in all t h e latest colors, full a n d half p e g t o p . $3.50 $2.43 P a n t s in all wool

T h e c e l e b r a t e d Alco M a k e Clothes for stylish d r e s s e r s ; $20.00 a n d $22.50 v a l u e s $13.85 $25.00, $27.50 a n d $30.00 v a l u e s for HATS O n e lot of $2.00 t o $3.00 H a t s , sale price . . price J o h n B . Stetson s a l e price
%

a n d silk m i x e d ; nice e n o u g h for a n y m a n ; $5.00 a n d $6.00 v a l u e s . . $ 3 . 9 0

$ 1 6 . 7 5 :>v

HOSIERY Children's Black Ribbed Hose, ioc

values; pair

7"t

MEN'S SHIRTS M e n ' s 50c D r e s s S h i r t s , s p e c i a l . 3 9 ^ M e n ' s $1.00 a n d $1.25 S h i r t s , special 89<J M e n ' s $1.50 N e g l i g e e S h i r t s . . $ 1 . 3 9 M e n ' s Soft S h i r t s , $1.00 a n d $1.25 values Men's Soft S h i r t s , collar Pongee $1.75 v a l u e s M e n ' s $3.00 Silk special MEN'S 89 attached. $1.23 Shirts, $1.98

LADIES' SUITS L a d i e s ' W a s h Coat S u i t s in pink, w h i t e a n d b l u e , sold for $ 5 . 0 0 ; special' . $2.99 L a d i e s ' Linen C o a t S h i t s , lace t r i m med, in w h i t e , t a n , blue a n d p i n k ; former price $ 6 . 5 0 : s p e c i a l . . 8 4 . 9 8 P u r e L i n e n S e m i - P r i n c e s s S u i t s ii: w h i t e o n l y , $7.00 v a l u e s ; special ...$4.08 W h i t e L i n g e r i e S u i t s w i t h tunic eff e c t s ; special :...$3.98

C h i l d r e n ' s Fane'y I-ace H o s e , black, tan a n d w h i t e , 35c v a l u e s ; special l'ic

UNDERWEAR Men's Balbriggan Undershirts a n d D r a w e r s . 25c k i n d ; ' s p e c i a l . . . . 1 9 < ? Mcn's Porosknit Undershirts a n d D r a w e r s , 35c v a l u e s ; s p e c i a l . . 1 9 ? M e n ' s 50c B a l b r i g g a n Underwear, special 39

...H.

08<} $2.70 H a t s , $5.00 k i n d :

All of o u r Gimble $3.00 H a t s , sale

L a d l e s ' P l a i n Black a n d T a n H o s e , 15c v a l u e s ; special, p a i r 7}6d

NOTIONS Pins, 5 papers Safety Pins, a card Hair Pins, a package Toilet Soap, a calce Pearl Buttons, per dozen ,...5<* 3< Iff Sf* 3<f

Nainsook Undershirts and Drawers, k n e e l e n g t h s , 50c k i n d ; s p e c i a l . 3 9 ^ BOYS* S U I T S B o y s ' $ S o S u i t s , all colors a n d s i z e s ; special $2.65

CAPS 50c Caps, all s t y l e s 25c Caps, all s t y l e s MEN'S ioc Hose HOSIERY 5<* S9f 19^

L a d i e s ' Black G a u z e H o s e , 25c v a l ues ; special, p a i r 12Jjj^

L a d i e s ' Black a n d T a n I.ace H o a r , 65c v a l u e s ; t h r e e fqr One lot of L a d i e s ' $1.00 F a n c y H o s e in 9

SUSPENDERS 9<J 1"> 39

( b l a c k ) , special

Combination box Hair P i n s . . . . 4 ^ And ererything else in this line at a big reduction.

15c S u s p e n d e r s , s p e c i a l . . . . y . . 25c S u s p e n d e r s , special 50c S u s p e n d e r s , special colors, 25c v a l u e s ; p a i r

BOYS' PANTS B o y s ' 75c a n d $1.00 P a n t s , all sizes a n d k i n d s ; special 4 8

25c H o s e , solid c o l o r s ; s p e c i a l . . ' I S * } 50c H o s e , all k i n d s a n d p a t t e r n s : 35c p a i r ; t h r e e for ^ $1.00

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MYSTERIOUS PACKAGE
White Chauffeur Tells of Happening Before the Two Tragedies.

e a s e . Three d e t e c t i v e s were w i t h m e . the mayor a n d c i t y commissioners a n d prominent In club and society CHARLTON'S DEFENSE be allowed to tell thetr excuses' t o CorW e looked In t w o o r t h r e e stains a n d t h e oourity officials h a v e aocepted I n circles. pora tlon J u d g e H u n t e r ' p . Lane, % WILL B E INSANITY In tho last I s a w a, y o u n g fellow I vitations t o attend t h e m e e t i n g o f t h e According- to b e s t Information Mrs. T h e d e p a r t a e n t turned anr to-the thought a n s w e r e d to t h e description of E l e v e n t h Ward Civic L e a g u e a t t h e Harding s h o t herself w i t h a pistol police Friday morning the name* o f Charlton. H e w a s looking about h i m North Fort W o r t h Alrdome, b e t w e e n about 5 o'clock In the. afternoon at her ( C O N T I N U E D FROM P A O E O N E ) four conrtactors who a r e openly.' v i o and b i s h a n d s trembled slightly aa h e Central avenue a n d Fourteenth street. beaatlfol h o m e In O'en Iris after s e n d lating the building ordinance b y fall a s discussed a t some length, a n d It Opened his b a g g n g e for t h e Inspectors. h e r children and s e r v a n t s a w a y ' - - t o take o u t permits, and t w e n t y from home. O n e rumor h a s It that w a s finally decided | o commit h i m t oW e went u p t o him a n d I a s k e d : "Are ABOUT SUBMISSION more are o n t h e list for a c t i o n louneyou Porter Charlton T H e denied this Mr. Johnson called a t t h e Harding the county Jail in Jersey City. dlately. S u i t s will be filed agalnstiall At t h e trial Tuesday Italian officials emphatically a n d told u s his n a m e w a s home shortly after Mrs. H a r d i n g c o m J u d g e Brooke Will Deliver A d d r e s s a t of t h e dilatory contractors and a n . o f mitted suicide a n d w a s told Of her a c t .a r e expected to a s k for Charlton's e x - Jack Coleman." N n s b H a r d w a r e Company. fer t o p a y for t h e permits wUr'not City Hall. At a n y rate. It Is declared, before dltlon t o Italy, t o he tried for the Signature Tallied With Copy. s l o p proceedings once the proaeeutlon o'clock h e went out t o his h o m e o n murder of his wife. Here from W a s h Captain S c o t t here described h o w h e J u d g e M. M. Brooks o f Dallas will Fort Worth Life Insurance Oompany. of t h e c a s e s Is begun. (J, Iroquois street and s h o t himself Just ington, t o appear In t h e case, w a s Mar- hesitated t o order t h e m a n ' s ^arrest, deliver a n a d d r e s s on t h e submission Policies b e s t ! R a t e s lowest! T h e street department w m a s k - f o r below t h e heart a n d died from t h e ef- q u i s 1)1 Glnrlra. Kalian c h a r g e de'nf- o n d forced Charlton t o w r i t e h i s s l g n a q u e s t i o n a t t h e c i t y hall a t 8:30 o'clock Drumm'a f o r c u t f l o w e r s . W e h a v e fects a t a n early hoar t h e following w h o had w i t h him t h e Italian v i c e ture, w h i c h tallied s o a c c u r a t e l y w i t h a three phones In o u r store. T h e y axe the m a x i m u m fine for violations of t h e ordinance w h i c h fixes Ule penalty'for >rnlng. consul In N e w York. Guslnvn DI Rosl. snmple In his possession that h e felt n e v e r all busy. . It w a s expected that npj*>.sItlon t o sure n o m i s t a k e wna being made. Charl- g a r d l n g t h e race for governor, but w i l l T h o w o m e n o f t h e Chambers Hill falling t o t a k e out a permit before F r i e n d s o f t h e Johnson and Harding families, w h o Include practically all of Charlton's extradition will hinge o n t o n w a s then taken t o headquarters. confine himself t o t h e subject o f s u b - Baptist Church will g i v e a n Ice cream beginning operations a t from 11 to 1100. social on t h o church lawn tonight. the most Influential people In the^clty. tho young man's physical a n d mental tvhere*he a g a i n signed h i s name. Again mission. T h e campaign vrrfl not stop,' the ofare Indignant o v e r the publication of condition. "A c o n s u m p t i v e hoy. w h o s o there w a s marked resemblance w i t h t h e A band concert nnd i c e cream social Arrangements sre b e i n g m a d e t o have stories hinting nt a suicide pact b e - actions point t o a n unsound mind," Is h a n d w r i t i n g i n Scott's possession, b u t a b o u t O r e o n e - m i n u t e talks o n t h e will b e g i v e n F r i d a y night b y t h e r a s - ficials o f t h e permit department, s a y , every contractor In the 'city t w e e n t h e t w o . Mr, Johnson's brother, the w a y In which t h e prisoner w n s th^re were y e t doubts In t h e m i n d s of s a m e questlou^-by local b u s i n e s s m e n . toVe A i d S o c i e t y of t h e Hemphill until k n o w s t h a t there I* a building ordiJ. E. J o h n s o n Jr.. w h o Is s u p e r i n t e n d - characterised b y h i s father. Proof o f tho police until t h e y examined t h e InP r e s b y t e r i a n Church. T h e concert will side of a small collar bag. T h e r e they ent o f o n e o f t h e big f u r n a c e c o m - such R condition o f affairs. It w a s be held o n t h e church lawn. Hemphill nance. T h e department h a s a n u m MAY S T R I K E OIL ber o f n a m e s t o turn over t o A s . panies here. Insists that his brother thought In s o m e quarters, might e v e n found n t a g , such a s li> a t t a c h e d t o and Laurel s t r e e t s , and t h e m u s i c will took his life because of financial r e - nfluence t h e Italian government t o clothing. It w a s lettered "P. Charlton." be furnished b y t h e Letter Carriers' rlstant Chief o f Police" Montgomery, u f ' i h c north side, a s violations of the v e r s e s a n d o f h i s b e c o m i n g m e n t a l l y forego t h e extradition demand and Is Several s h e e t s o f p a p e r covered w i t h Well Will Ba Drilled en Tarrant County Farm. Irresponsible because o f worry "over considered certain to weigh heavily v e r s e s were found also a n d one of thesa Candidates for c o u n t y offices will ordinance a r e not confined t o t h e sooth side o f t h e river. _the w a y he w a s treated'' w h e n he w a s d t h a n y action to bo taken u p o n a n y bore t h e signature "John Rodney ( P o r WTietner th*re Is a n oil flelfl In T a r - speak a t a rally t o be held in front o f W a r n i n g after waratng t n s *een uch a demand PV the Washington a u - ter Charlton)." t h e former a p p a r e n t l y a rant counts* hns for a number of yrar Anderson's drug store. Polytechnic recently deprived o f his position a a general m a n o g e r of t h e Alnbama Con- thorities. E a r l y application for t h e e x - pen n a m e . W h e n t h e youth s a w this been a <juentk*m t h a t has Interested H e i g h t s . S a t u r d a y night. Friday n i g h t given t h e contractors, t h e permit J*r waa formerly announced a s t h e date says. " . .-' ilnatlon o f Charlton b y alienists Is evidence he stepped doe t o Chief solidated Coal and Iron Company. Hi any p*-pio and work Is t o be c o m e o f t h e Indicated develoi'ments I n H a y e s and said: "Tee, I'm Porter menced a once ;o determine t h e mattnr for t h e rally, but t h e commlltee, o n a r s t a t e s t h a t his brother upon his deathBa ltn<iAtrA jvnu. 8upreww Court A d j o a v a * . t h e c a s e today. Charlton. I a d m i t hV* e o f a r ^n o n e eectton w h e r e o i l c r o p - r a n g e m e n t s y e s t e r d a y decided u p o n t h e B m M l . N O H A M . A l a , J u n e 24.Cor- bed Insisted t h a t t h i s w a s t h e c a u s e change. AUSTIN*.' June J l b * >sa-ort!Be Read All Papers. Then h e glanced fearfully a t hie ptnrrs h a r e been found Is concerned. of his act. oner Brasher, after a preliminary In court adjourned today- after .handing Whatever nervousness Charlton brothcr-ln-Iaw. "I won't m a k e a n y Intimate friends o f M r s . Hnrdl A c o m p a n y ha* been formed to drill a The N o r t h Side Building a n d M u -eetlgatlon separately Into t h e shoot might have felt over the ordeal or his s t a t e m e n t In t h e presence of Captain w e l l on t h e farm nf J . C. Marten, t w e l v e tual Loan Association elected officers down o n e WTllter; opinion, * can a s s i g n no m o t i v e for her a c t u I n * b y w h i c h Mr*. Hardin*, w i f e of motion for rehearing w a s T i l m i l e s northeast o f Fort W o r t h , near a t a regular m e e t i n g Thursday night the c a s e of the city o f \ t h e president of t h e First National less It can b e the* s h e had suddenly arraignment did n o t affect his early Scott," h e declared tremblingly. routine preparation for t h e d a y . H o tell e v e r y t h i n g ; only g e t Captain S c o t t Blrdrllle. and t h e ol! well r ! s l now o n a s follows: Mayor W . D . D a v i s , presi- the c o u n t y o f Victoria, and Bank, and G u y Johnson, former v i e s lost her reason. It Is k n o w n that the RTOund. Operation, It Is expected, dent; J a m e s Farmer, v i c e president; number o f entailer cases, appeared refreshed and cheerful a p - o u t of t h e room." president of t h e Alabama Coneoltdsted called upon a number o f her frle T h o m a s S l a c k s e c r e t a r y a n d treasurer; will n o t b e In session a) Coal a n d Iron Company, a prominent y e s t e r d a y i n S o u t h H i g h l a n d s and left pearing a n d a t e a hearty breakfast. S c o t t w i t h d r e w a n d t h e youosr m a n w i l l herein Monday. c l o b man. Wiled t h e m s e l v e s Wednes flowers, but this w a s not unusual, be- Charlton sent out for all t h e papers t h e n told h i s terrible story. Finish^fa^ten h a s Mi-ona* f a . t h In Ma Messrs. J. J. Lydon. E . P . Croarkln a n d Oct. a. Blum appraisers. T h e n e w l y elected < r , decided It w a s a clear e a s e of "' c a u s e Mrs. Harding w a s v e r y lavish and read w i t h evident e a g e r n e s s every ing, h e added c a l m l y : farm taa a pajlna; oil proposition. directors are Messrs. Croarkln. Trlplett. clde In both Instances. T h e remains w i t h t h e flowers w h i c h g r e w In such story of his o w n crime he coiTM get "I h a v e n o defense to make." Ayres, B l u m . D a v i s . F a r m e r a n d L y of Ouy Johnson left here ' " d a y a c - profusion in her conservatories a n d hold of. T h e youth w a s occupied t h u s Trial Appear* Incapable of Deed. don. CROPS DAMAGED companied b y h i s family for B i y n grounds. until well along toward Ihc t i m e for the Charlton Icokcd a n y t h i n g but capable Eh PASO. June 14.John 8. M a w r , P a . , w h e r e Interment will Admitting t h a t h e h a d delivered c o n v e n i n g of court. Meantime a big of t h e deed t o w h i c h he had confessed, W a t e r s p o u t a n d Hailstorm In V i c i n i t y T h e R t . R e v . A . C . Garret. D . D . . cur. L L . D - b i s h o p o f Dallas, will visit S t . week after the killing of w h a t h e called a "mighty suspicious crowd gathered outside of the c i t y hall. l i e Is blonde a n d slender, under a v e r of Pilot Point. Andrews' parish next S u n d a y morning last Friday afternoon, n e killed R J * l A jwdlcernan a t the door o f t h e build- - o height, w i t h a face rather w e a k , BlrmuigHam h a s never before been package" from t h e hands o f G u y It b u t b y no m e a n s repellant. l i e had on P I L O T P O I N T . T e x a s . June . A a t 11 d'clock. H e w i l l celebrate t h e berg because the latter had served si ao deeply stirred aa t o d a y over t h e J o h n s o n t o t h o s e o f Mrs. W. V. G ing kept [ h e throngs back. Police Burgeon William J. Arlltz of a well worn suit o f blue s e r g e a n d o n veritable waterspout, a c c o m p s n l e d b y H o l y Communion, confirm a c l a s s a n d notice o f dispossession,on Mm. n e w t o f t h e suicide o f Mrs. W . P . G. Harding. Roy, J o n e s , t h e w h i t e chauf h e a v y hall, badly 'damaged crops w i t h - preach tho morning" sermon. Harding- and o f 0 . R. Johnson, within feur In t h e e m p l o y o f t h e Johnsoi Hoboken m a d e a n e x a m i n a t i o n o f the whole appeared rather d o w n a t t h e in a radius of several m i l e s In t h e family, talked freely of the Incident ti Charlton this morning in Jail, after heel. I l l s entire b a g g a g e consisted o f A Utwn social will b e held a t t h e about half a n hour o f each other. Friendship neighborhood, t h r e e m i l e s residence o f P . J . C o n w a y . Missouri w h i c h h e m a d e t h e following s t a t e - t w o leather eiilt c a s e s . T h e r e appears t o be absolutely really a reporter today. and Terrell a v e n u e s , n e x t Wednesday Self-confessed murderer though he Is. south o f this place, l a s t night. H e said that the package w a s heavy m e n t s : "I eco s l c n s of Insanity, but I no tangible evidence upon w h i c h to W a t e r ran three feet deep In s o m e night, for t h e benefit of t h e Holy For Johnson b a s e a n y connection b e t w e e n t h e t w o and w n s pretty certain a s to w h a t It do not core t o d i s c u s s It a n y further. Charlton l a not without resources. M u c h cotton, corn a n d grain N a m e Church. Music w i n b e furI h a v e been engaged b y J u d g e CharlSoon after h e w a s locked up h e got Supporters of Cone uleldcs evcept through t h e fact lh.it contained. nished b y a band. ton t o a c t e s one of the a l i e n i s t s In b e - an attorney e n d h i s father, J u d g e t h e t w o families were known to be "What t i m e w n s this?" dacy for tho governorship are i "I gave t h e package t o Mrs. n a r d half of t h e defense. I examined y o u n g Charlton, arrived In Hoboken t o look Officers were n o t elected b y t h eng petitions for the purpose or n-rtnquite Intimate socially. a n d Charlton last night n6aln this after h i s eon's case. E i g h t h W a r d Civic Club Thursday Ing n Johnson club. About thirty espies ARRANGE WAGE SCALE Mrs. H a r d i n g , w h o w a s the wife, o f Ing about 4:15 o'clock." n i g h t o w i n g t o tile s m a l l attendance. of the petition are being used. ; l Ths " H o w long w a s It s f i e r t H n t t h a t m o r n i n g . " the president o f t h e First National In m a k i n g h i s signed confession y e s May A s k American Trial. I.OUIBV1LLH. J u n e 24.The a d - T h e ' election will b e held a t tho next Johnson supporters will meet s^1 the B a n k o f Birmingham, w a s o n e of t h e M r s .Harding killed herself?" ROME. June !4.While t h e judicial justment committee o f t h e B r o t h e r - regular meeting. A d i s c u s s i o n o f the courthouse Saturday night at c/noclc terday t h e youth showed a curious d e "A m i g h t y little while." moat beautiful women In t h e South and authorities claim t h e Italian govern sire to protect t h e reputation o f t h e hood o f Xx>comotlve E n g i n e e r , o f t h e 'roposed double tracking of t h e c a r to perfect permanent organlsatjou. v e r y popular socially. Mr. Johnson m e e t i n g tne o n College a v e n u e developed a T h e ladles o f t h e First Methodist w o m a n he killed. "Is m y wife's name m e n t will demand t h e extradition o f Loulavllle * N a s h v i l l e a r e Only a short t i m e a g o retired from the. Brie! v i c e presidency o f the A l a b a m a C o n - Church will have n market a t H. H .going t o appear In this?" w o e o n e of Porter ,CharIton. the s e n t i m e n t o f t h e here t o arrange a w a g e scale e n d hours sentiment a g a i n s t tho change. government inclines t o the plan of ask for engineers. Although t h e member* talks were m a d e b y several candidates solidated Coal a n d Iron C o m p a n y a n d Pitmen's, corner Second and H o u s - his first q u e s t i o n s . l o g t h a t W a s h l n g t o n ' h a r e t h e prisoner o f t h e c o m m i t t e e will s a y nothing. IJ w h o w e r e Invited t o attend t h e ir ton. Saturday. June 75. After Charlton h a d b e e n l e d a w a y t o tried in t h e United S t a t e s . i s believed a n Increase In w a g e s will Ing. a cell. Captain Scott s a t w l i h his hands b e demanded. clinched tight about his w a l k i n g stick A gospel tent m e e t i n g of t h e S e v e n t h and told h i s story. Officials Will Gather. will begin a t 8:10 A conference w i t h officials o f ' t h e D a y A d v e n t l s t s o'clock Friday n i g h t , a t the corner of "Several d a y s ago." he said. "\ made E v e r y candidate for a c o u n t y office. road w.JH follow the decision o f t h e committee a s t o w h a t course they will W a s h i n g t o n a v e n u e a n d W e s t Laurel up m y mind that Porter Charlton would street c o m e back t o t h i s country. H o h a d n o H o u s t o n street w a s patched again friends In raWope a n d It would he his Disouss Mission Values. ' T h u r s d a y a n d Is In a good s t a t e of re notura! Impulse t o c o m e home. T e s t e r A d i s c u s s i o n . o f t h e . r e l a t i v e v a l u e of pair. S o often h a s this principal thor day I learned t h a t t h e Deutschland w a s various forma o f missionary work will oughfaro been patched that little of the due here t o d a y ond late a t night I g o t he held a t t h e First Presbyterian original p a v e m e n t remains. Repairs a ten days' leave o f a b s e n c e and made Church Friday night. T h e subjects were a l s o m a d e o n J e n n i n g s a v e n u e up m y mind to g o to N e w Tork and a r e : "Evangelistic Missionaries." B . I I a n d Broadwaj-. personally walch every Incoming n e t s and Mrs George Clayton; "EduTho Swedish Methodist Church ! I s your hair acting badly ( b e s e d a y s ? cation." Mrs. R- E. Iluchanan and Mr. H o w Prisoner W a s Detected. Wants to leave y o u ? N o u s e scoldGetiendaner: "Medical." R. D . Gage day school children, a c c o m p a n t c j b y Coming t o N e w York. Captain S c o t t and Mrs. Adrian Bronqulst: "Literary," their teachers, w e n t t o L a k e Erie o n ing itl T h e t c ' s only one thing to do: first secured a description o f Charlton special Interurban cars F r i d a y mornJulian A n d r e w s and Mrs. Barwlsa, a n d a s a m p l e of h i s handwriting. Then c o i z It, feed it with Aycr's Hair i n g , for a picnic. he w e n t t o Hoboken, and w a s conferVigor. It's an c i t y w a y to stop fallring w i t h Chief of Police H a y e s w h e n Candidate, t o Talk. i n g hair. GO AFTER^BUILDERS the P r i n c e s s Irene docked. "Although County candidates will speak a t t h e I had m a d e a r r a n g e m e n t s .to /meet t h e corner of N o r t h Main street a n d Ccn Contractors Failing t o T a k e Out Pep. Deutschland down t h e harbor with a tral avenue, north side. Fridsy night. tug I hastened t o t h e North German m l t s F a c e Arrest. All of the aspirants forofflce h a v e been Lloyd dock," he continued. T h e permit d e p a r t m e n t of t h e city When your doctor lay*. ''Ayer't Hair I "The P r i n c e s s Irene hod Just d i s of Fort W o r t h h a s tired o f delivering Vigor l, ikr tcil heir warnings a n d contractors w h o have market." thot SSJOS / / . been negligent In s e c u r i n g permits b e fore starting work o n buildings wtll

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