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mgtW if JifSi ir ST jwrv rrs 1 vis flirf rrs i i Me3ilr3K WW it spieaeHiseifieett as rwr a75a w5 lff xA3SastJiMKMc3iw5i i J3 i i WMi New Ycrk WASHINGTON Parit I fcg THE JANUARY LINEN SALEis7M in Values of Greatest Worth Response to this sale has been highly gratifying to us and the savings a distinct surprise io our patrons because of their largeness The exceptional values we are offering this montri will certainly not be available again for a long time if ever 24 lnch Damask Napkins special prices S50 450 115 quality 70 lneh Irish Table Damask 100 yard 209 quality 72lncbMrlalf Table DamaBkflBO yard 575 Pattern Cloths 2x2 yards WB0 J675 Pjattern Cloths 2x2 yards 5K 675 Pattern Cloths Stftf yards S575 9900 Pattern Cloths ZMxZti yards 9700 600 23 lnch Napkins to match 500 3800 25 Inch Napkins to match 850 00 Double Damask Cloths 2H2H yards 500 1950 Double Damask Cloths 2 MxZ yards 000 1100 Double Damask Cloths 2ix3 yards 700 1300 Double Damask Cloths 2Hx4 yards i 800 850 Double Damask Cloths 24x3 yards 540 1000 Double Damask Cloths 2ttx3 yards i 830 1100 Double Damask Cloths size 2x4 yards 7 500 2 lnch Irish Damask Napkins 3SO 550 22 Inch Irish Damask Napkins 375 800 25lnch Irish Damask Napkins i500 550 Irish Damask Cloths 2 i yards square 4JJO 300 Irish Damask Cloths 2x2 yards 250 325 Irjah Damask Napkins 275 4oen 20 inch Damask Napkins special price 200 22 inch Damask Napkins special price 300 24 inch Damask Napkins special price 350 Second Floor Eleventh Street Special purchtie of Old Bleach Toweli Offered at Savingt of 25 to 33 1 3 Per Cent Hemmed Union Huck Towels 18x36 Inches 150 Pure Linen Towels hemmed 175 dos Hemstitched Irish Huck Towels 24x40 inches 480 dos Bath Towels a fine soft finish 24x40 Inches 300 dos Turkish Toweling BthMats 65c quality 50c each 275 quality Irish Linen Pillowcases pair 223 300 to 375 Embroidered Linen Pillowcases 225 pair 650 Hand embroidered Madeira Doilies 12 ln550 dos 700 Hand embroidered Madeira Doilies 15 ln 800 dos 700 Hand embroidered Dollies 12 inch 500 dos 2 and 250 Antique Lace Scarfs 100 and 125 each 225Cluny Lace Scarfs 18x54 Inches 150 each 13 pce Embroidered Scalloped Luncheon Sets 150 each 13 pce Embroidered Scalloped Luncheon Sets 250 each AN ADAM BEDROOM SUITE of mqumMm Jt Toilet Table 3500 fJ Toilet Chair 750 Tlie illustration shows a beautiful and refined Adam pericxi Suite whichr differehtiates just epough from the Sheraton to be distinctive and elegant The seyereness of the Sheraton design is relieved by the addition of carving and the modest insertion of cane the fluted ornaments and hand caryed husks bring distinctionand are the favoritefeatures of the hAdam Brothers The design and size have been well wnsideredtogeier one accentuating the beauty of the other This suite is well adapted to the modern Mapartmentr being graceful and refined and not too massive for the space which it is intended to In faithfulness to the Adam design cabinet work arid beautiful high grade wood this suite is all that could be desiredr as lt is made by one of Grand Rapids lorempstifctbries arid this is the center of the fine furniture business in this country JTHIS SUiTE MAY BE HAD IN ANTIQUE MAHOGANY CIRCASSIAN WALNin1 AND THE NEW SOFT IVORY FINISH Sixth floor PERSIAN CHARGEAND WIFE ENTERTAIN FORMER MINISTER 8AND MRSf BUSSELL HE charge daffaires of Persia andMmeAli Kull Khan en tertalnedaf an interesting dinner partylas night at the legation having as guests the former Minister to Persia vand Mrs Charles Bussell Owing to recent deaths In the family of the charge daffaires and MmeAll Kull Khan the din ner was Informal The other guests Included Miss Lucy Hussell Princess Ma hln Banou and Mrrandilrs Albert It Putney Mr Francis Bowes Sayre arrived at theWhlte House last night from W1H lamstownPa The Busslari Ambassador and Mrrie Bakhmetefflwill leave Washington today for Philadelphia1 to spend a few days Mr and Mrs Hugh Wallace gave a dinner on Saturday In honor of the Chief Justice and Mrs White The other guests were former Ambassador and Mrs Harry White Mr Justice Day Mrs Bayard Gen and Mrs Crozler Mr Rob ert Lincoln Mr and Mrs Rollins Morse Col Charles Page Bryan Mr and Mrs Gibson Fahnestock Miss Jane Rlggs arid Miss Hegeinann Mr Reynolds Hltt and Mr Paul Pearsall entertained at a dinneFatthe Alibi Club lasfnight for Mr Chandler Hale who will leave shortly forhla post In London The Secretary of Commerce and Mrs Redfleld will leave Washington tomorrow to be gone until February 1 The Secretary wlllgo to central and Southern States on a speech making trip while Mrs Redfleld will go to her home in New Tork Mrs Lloyd Bowers entertained at a small dinner last night for Miss Marjorle Colton and MrRandail Hag ner Mr and MrsjRolllns Morse entertained at a luncheon yesterday Guests of Mrs Armstead Davis i vt POPuTAB TITLED WOMAN BACKtfH WASHDIQTOir 4T sHbmSMb fry liiiiiiH rlBBHiTiiiinlttlnr vm LEbbbHSSbC jM rBBBBBHIajBBBBBBBBBBBBH VIaIrBBBBBBH NSIbbbbbbbB iiVz BHiBHn Js BFSawBBSj 1 bbbbbbbbbpbbbv92 vHibbbbV WmEf lI1 Marquise de Lama di Brolo One of the most charming women in Washington society Mrs Herbert A Kipp of Houston Tex is visiting her parents wMr and Mrs Caleb North The Rev Dr Herbert Scott Smith and Miss Smith will be at home Thursdays in February until Lent Mrs Jack Mlllerwlfe of Capt Miller 8 A arrived yesterday for a visit to her sisters in Seventeenth street Capt Charles Danforth A and Mrs Danforth are guests at the NewWillard Mrs Roberts Her Guest Mrs John Lapham Roberts of New Tork is visiting her motherMrs A Talbott of 191S I street northwest Mr and Mrs CN Woodward of Boston arrived at the Shorehain yesterday for a short stay Mrs Allen Cooper will be at home tomorrow when she will be asslstedby MrsLenrootand Mrs Brown of Wisconsin7 Miss Mary Temple of Tennessee and Mrs Green buryL Fort ot Lacon 111 are at the Wilard MrsT Thomas Anderson will not receive today Mrs Theodore Baldwin Jr and Hiss Judge will be at home today at 1608 streetfrom 4untllT ojslock SB TRFL Br A BBh BBBMi BBBj Bm bLUPbWJUI rr tBHVF PIANOS The Worlds Best 1212 Street GKJVIJIJfE CLEARANCE SALE CtxxAlotL teiMle ifryvet S150 and fl83 kinds 11S pair IMS KT 3iIJ WORN SHOES MADE NEW Tou can nearly double the Ufa of your footwear by having ui repair ltlwhen it shows signs of wear Prices reasonable workmanship the best GmFFRES DOS Penna Ave Phone Mala 3405 Oar auto rrlll call fojr and deliver goods Before Theater Drop in and enjoy pur splendid luncji or evening dinner Eyerytthlng home cooked English style lAfl CV Convenient to XDVI ut Everywhere The New Store 3TCuRmitgfliitib Trie Mammoth Cloak and uit ui 316 Seventh Street Seventh atreets moat reliable outergarment store only the better dais ot merchandise shown here And at prices which mean a real avlnsrsto yon wfimiws i SMALL trSMS WASHINGTON Corner lBtbnd Pbon MijWS NEWYORK WtMorf ArtOTtt 1153 Broadway Collars 2c Shirts 15c The Worry WashDay ajlJHCafl as yanisned from those npuse holds that send their laundry to us And the results are more satisfactory too Try usfsqme week and see de Sales Hand Laundry DRY CLEANERS itn Near Ransehera liiv Ou Tf phone 253 STONELEIGH COURT COjNN AVE AND A few deslrable furnished and unfurnished housekeeping and non housekeeping apartments lor rent by the year or for shorter periods Also office on first floor suitable for physician Splendid Restaurant With Special Table dHoted a la Carte Service STEPHAN Manasrer Undesirable Hair Removed From ace nect and arms by a wonderful new method No needtea no acids Briar Yenr Own Phjitciia UlaTeitiratt Traitmeat PoiltiTe lalnleaa rermaBent Baroleit Marion Salon Cosmetiques 2092iQ ICenot Bldg llfh an3 Phon for appointment 8155 Facial eoneotloni of all klada SjnoUllti in all skin dlaaaaaa THE ffltiffitfffl Hotel Apartments California St near Conn Are Furnished and unfurnished apart ments by th day month six months and year American and Enrepean Cafe wiE SVEET Proprietor ELITE GAS MANTEL Bnrner wttk br paas and manteti put oa complete for only 200 Something New TRY THE Famous Brick Ice Cream Mrs Armstead Davis had as her guests at the dinner she gave at the Chevy Chase Club Saturday In honor of Mr and Mrs Campbell Graef Mr and Mrs Victor Cushman Commander and Mrs Archibald Davis Mr and Mrs Robert Roosevelt Mr and Mrs Arthur Lee Mr and Mrs Thomas Sweeney Mrs Lloyd Bowers Mr Frederick Cald well and Mr Moreira of the Brazilian embassy Miss Louise Clark daughter of Capt and Mrs George Clark entertained at an informal supper last night for Miss Alma Louise Hodges who has recently returned from Panama The departure of Gov Thommaso dAmato who will sail this week for Italy after spending several years in Washington where he has been attached to the Italian embassy Is a cause of deep regret to his many friends here Cav dAmato will go to Rome whence he has been transferredto the foreign office The charge daffaires of Greece Mr Voures will go to New Tork this week to open the ball to be given by the stu dents of the Greek schools4 He will be gone several days Mr and Mme Herquinlgo of Chile who have been spending some time at the Highlands left yesterday for New Tork and will sail today for South America Mme Herquinlgo was formerly Mile de Pena a daughter of the Minister of Uruguay and Mme de Pena Mrs Armstead Davis and her daughter Miss HUie Elkins Davis will leave Washington today to spend a few days in Atlantic City estlngand will be attended by the majority of the seasons debutantes These tea dances have been a feature of the club this winter and ha been most at tractive Lieut Crlj Hall A hag taken an apartment in the Cordova for the rest of the winter and will have with him his mother and sister Mrs Hall and Miss Ruth Hall of Princeton AMIcareme teadance will be given on March 6 atRauschers for the benefit of the Toung Womens Christian Home The dance will be in charge of the Young Womens Auxiliary of which Miss AlyS Downing is president Col and Mrs Jbukowaky of Russia who are spending the winter In Washington have gone to New Tork for a few day Representative and Mrs Hamilton of New York have arrived In Washington and will spend the winter at the Portland Mrs HoratloN home today Tatlin will not be at WW7BBKJKTiK mrmrmrmt wrm 4gFt Ms Qpeti mmsmbsEBfi Wn wfc 8TH ST AND PEKNX AVE 830 A 800 Hemmed and 01 Hemstitched Bleached iJllCCtS 90c to 239 Called Seconds bit With Almost Imperceptible Flaws Only at 9 A 50 if Well ant Critical and careful inspection at the mills throws Into the class of seconds any sheet that has a tiny oil pot or bit of uneven stitching or other Imperfection no matter how small These imperfections wlll not In the least affect the wearlngqualitles though they dbvery materially affect the price Hence it is that you are offered SheetSoMhe following excellent sheetings at so small a price -Fruit of the Loom New Bedford Anchor Brand Wamsutta Standard Wamsutta Percale All sizes plain hemmed also hemstitched finishes Bargain Table Street Floor 45x36 Antloch Regnlatlon Size PUIot cases made from Anchor sheeting ends all perfect and Of good round thread material which assures good wear Keg ularly 19c each Special today eacn Venus Cotton soft finished llic finished bleached full yard wide P7 Regularly 8c a yard oP Special a yard Jj Amoakeag Featherproof Ticking with a narrow blue stripe pattern Always 20c a yard ft Special today at JLsJv 80x90 Cnlored Bed Spreads in light and dark blue red and pink Regularly 175 4 4 Special todayiilX Domestic Store StredtFloor 0fV0 Mt Mr Grosvenor to Be Guest Senora de Stuven Arrives fi mmmmncfi TWKgnW UL ICtiCREAMS BaiciCfieS BRICKiSt CMPIN SACKS MAN CO VYWIimiUW UU i A IN ASSORTED FLAVORS Pat Ujr In Sailed Packages Demand It Of Your Reliable Dealer An Exclusive Market For Fastidwus Patronage Choice Meats Poultry and tGame in season Select Fruits and Vegetables Sea Food Prompt dellyeriesi Lowest prices Sanitary equipment Courteous service Quality guaranteed IJiKEVrooiX MARKET New Location North 58 17tqipeaSrreet Hal Nelson Prop THE HIGHLANDS Hotel Apartment Ceao Ave and California St Fnrnlsbed and unfornlsbed apartments by the diJY month six months and year American and European Cafe QE0KQE A MILLS Uanaser Any Steinway Piano made a Modern TkeNmWhtrd The real center of hotel lifemVqsgiofi rf5 kMACrAlAIERYj iSVPRUE 4tr hz SV Ha16haiElBoricalM5upfe Co rMmmsREmi njsGObD5f vB Deliclousir Non Intoxicating A beverageithatJtheTentirefamily wm enjoy Less tkau 2 alcohol teCaae Ot 2 dox 15 At delertA faaWrIte or phone Wtst lOOv gGhlrfepwchBri9C6 Fefiora de Stuven wife of Capt Luis A Stuven naval attache of the Chilean embassy has arrived from Chile and joined her husband in Washington Mr and Mrs Carl Joerissen have as their guests for some time at their residence 1619 Massachusetts avenue Mr and Mrs Ely Elliot Palmer who have recently arrived from Paris where Mr Palmer Is American vice consul Mme Lefevre has arrived from Panama and will spend the winter with her son and daughter the secretary of the Panama legation and Miss Ramona Lefevre at the Portland i ir Former Representative James McKin ney of Illinois has arrived in Washington and is spending the winter at the Portland The tea dance at the Washington Club this afternoon will be especially Inter Standard Patternsofi Sterling Silver Many today prize their silverware because it was used by their ancestors Our stock includes many beautiful patterns of Table Silverware of Colonial simplicity Patterns that are produced by the foremost silversmiths and recognized as the most elegant of standard designs i These table services can be purchased in complete sets or by se lecting a few pieces occasionally a complete service can be accumulated Lowest prices consistent with weight of silver Mr Edwin Augustus Grosvenor of Massachusetts will arrive in Washington this week when he will be the guest of his son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Gilbert Grosvenor Mrs Louis McComaa who has been here for a week left yesterday for New York She Is always entertained by her friends while here Mr Norman Macit of Buffalo arrived at the Shoreham yesterday Mrs William Cummlng Story president general of the Daughters of the American Revolution is staying at the Wlllard for a few days She is accompanied by Miss Florence Finch Miss Isabel Taggart daughter of Mrs Hugh Taggart and the late Judge Taggart is visiting her sister Mrs Ralph Daughton at Norfolk Va Mrs A Reese of Roston has arrived at the Shoreham to spend some time Mr John Hays Hammond is at the Willard for a few days Mrs Wells to Be at Home I i Mrs Walter Wells will be at home to day at the Rochambeau Mr and Mrs Fred Dennett entertained this Jail sentence 1a a martyrdom1 the Saturday Evening Bridge Club at their home in street Their guests were Senator and Mrs Hughes Senator Poin dexter Representative and Mrs Charles Bennett Smith Representative and Mrs Padgettj Representative and Mrs Cul lop Representative and Mrs Taylor Representative and Mrs Stephens Mrs Russell Mrs Peters Mrs Underhlll Representative Albert Johnson Representative Patton Representative Rellly Mr and Miss Wood and Mrs Wood of New Jersey The second annual dance of the season of the Falkstone Courts was held Saturday evening under the management of Miss Le Finne The music was under the dlrectlonof Prof Phillips Among those present were Dr and MrstHogan Dr and Mrs Chum Dr and Mrs Lehman Mk and Mrs Frank Palmer Jr Representative Abercromble and family Representative and Mrs Hill Representative and MrsXazaro Representative and Mrs Cromton Representative and Mrs Young Dr and Mrs Le Comte Dr and Mrs McDonald and Representative and Mrs Stout Mr and MrB Dyer Miss Anna Dagiti Mr and Mrs Schweizer Miss Mary Keeler Mrs Amers Mrs Blandy Miss Anna Peterson Miss Marjorle Kengla Mr Conway ODonnell Dr and Mrs Pistor and daughter Mr and Mrs Davis Miss Tlchman Mr and Mrs Rose Mr and Mrs Whiteside Mrs Adler and Miss Florence Tounler i Mrs Edward LoftUB wife of the first secretary of the Siamese legation will be at home this afternoon at the Dresden from 4 to 6 oclock MaJ CBoggs of Washington is a guest at the Wolcott Hotel New York WOMAN NOVELIST WON TO LABORS CAUSE GLORIFIES I LEADERS A New York Jan 17 CC A empty etomach knows no conscience nor should It know one AV An I Is an Idealist He la so far above ordinary smug humanity that It does not catch the vision that glorifies him A hungry man Is justified In any act of protest against conditions Tannenbaum who led the unemployed Into the churches Is a hero and Little Frills and Furbelows Aflutter in Social World Episodes of Smart Sets Varied Bounds in Leading Capitals and Outdoor ColoniesBlown in 1 From Many Quarters Dulin Martin Co Tottery Porcelain China Silver Ac Glass 1215 St and 1214 18 St as Sjg ssfoirfSK RINCE DE LANDAS connected by blood with the reigning houses of Europe including those in Austria Hesse Sax ony England France and Spain 1s to be assigned as a rector of an Episcopal parish in New York city The Rt Rev Greer bishop of the diocese was in conference with the prince a day or so ago and the outcome was the bishops announcement that the appointment will be made The full name and title of the new rector is the Rt Rev Bishop Prince de Landas Berghes etdeRstche He Is a bishop of the OldCatholIcChurch whose orders are recognized by the Episcopal Church so no confirmation or reordinatlon is necessaYyrThe prince Is one of the few clergymen In the United States whose orders are conceded to be valid by Roman Catholics Greek orthodox Eastern and Anglican communions For the Junior Leagues Jour Ferle its annual entertainment in New York today tomorrow and Wednesday the program reads like a small edition of the Social Register so many of the pretty girls in society and young married womenWve been cast for the performances In the carnival procesi slon of which Miss Mildred Town send is chairman no less than 39 girls will takepart and almost as many men the girls including the Misses Ruth and Faith Hayden Sympho rosa Brlsted Elinor Kendall Ruth Cutting Julia Potter Cornelia Cam mann Noeline Hasklns Frieda Pearson Alice Kortright Maud Coster Nina Sturgls Martha Gay and Miriam Harriman Besides a favorite dance arranged by Miss Eugenie Phllbin Miss Katherlne Porter Miss Margarat Andrews Miss Susan Fish Dresser Miss Marie Taller and Miss Constance Perkins there will be a fancy fox trot bjrMIss Philbinand Bradish JvCarroll jr Miss Dresser and Flavel Hubbard ldlss EvelyiKHalL of Pittsburgh sailed on Saturdays aboard the United Fnilt steamer Tenadbres for Bolivia to take possession of an emerald mine valued at 500000 left to her by her uncle Nathan Hall1 who died three months ago in La Paz Miss Hall carried a real Wild West outfit as she intends to see fonherself Just what the mine looks like and how the mine workers are treated She carried a cowgirls outfit and declared she would ride fronTLa Pas 70 miles Into the wUdernesswhere the mine Is situated Anumber of her classmates from Columbia Co ed University Missouri were at the pier to see her off Among them were seven youths whp proposed marriage to her onthe boat Human Sacrifices She Says Are Still Offered by Teiva Indians Mrs CM Stevenson of the bureau of American ethnology of the Smithsonian institution who is now gathering data tftnong the Indians in New Mexico has made a report In which It Is shown that the Tewa Indians of the Southwest still offer human sacrifices as a part of their religious rites One of the roost shocking ceremonies according to the report is that by which the rattlesnake is propitiated as a means of Inducing the venemous reptiles to refrain from biting the Inhabitants of the village in whfch the sacrificed are offered The ceremony is performed wlthl greatest secrecy states the report and although many legends of the various Pueblos have pointed indirectly to human sacrifice in the past it was a revelation to Mrs Stevenson whenshe was informed that thisVlte was observed by theTewa atthe present time While it I is said to exist in only two of the vil lages she says she has reason to believe that they are not exceptions In one village the subject is said to be the youngest female infant in the other village an adult woman Is reported to be sacrificed one without husband or children being selected whenevr possible The sacrificial ceremonies takV place Jnthe klva which is the house of worship that the Tewa build in each of their vlllages The subjects are drugged and placed upon a sand painting before the altar and the ceremonies proceed amid Incantations and strange performances After the flesh has decomposed the skeleton is deposited beneath the floor of an adjoining room of theklva Swift Com aalea of Beef In Washington for the week ending Sat urdav January 16 averaged a follows Domestic Beef 1103 cents per pound Th churches do not represent Christianity They are merely shells from which emanates none of the spirit of the Golden Rule The laboring man Is right In feeling himself above the rest of us It Is only through him that the rest of us can live Theunemployed of New York who scoff at the so called charity extended them are right In their attitude Charity is but a method of sidestepping the rearissue The I and the A of are trying to teach the world the great new spirit of solidarity In California where labor rules the worklngmen are kings They ape the most free and the proudest types of manhood rm tw PiiW 1 through the crowd to the platform nanus wB These are the views of Inez Haynes GiUmore Startllngly radical statements are they not to come from this clever woman writer But Mrs GiUmore has turned labor sympathizer She Is even more than that she Is a labor enthusiast No onlyrhas sheenllsted her able pen In the cause of labor but she has gone about among the labor unions and the Industrial Workers of the World making speeches It was just a year ago ma Mrs GiUmore laid aside her half finished novel undertake this big fight for labor and now on Tuesday January 19 at the Lenox casino she is to tell New York just what it was that caused her ardent espousal of their cause She will tell then of the Marysvllle strike which occurred on August 3 1913 on the Durst top ranch In Wheatland Calr a strike which culminated in the death of four men two officers of the law and two unknown hop pickers Concern for Innocent Prisoners She has told ot it many times In the last year because she believes the results of it are of Incalculable importance to the millions of migratory workers In America and to the labor movement at large But her greatest concern Is the two innocent young men sentenced to life imprisonment for their hare in the Marysvllle strike And because she was a spectator at their trial and witnessed the many injusticesinjustices Imposed on these men who were chosen by the law as the objects of Its vengeance Mrs Inez Haynes Glllmorehas come baclr from the West more than a labor sympathizer I want you to understand it fully she said She was sitting back among the ptllows on the big divan In her room at the Madison Arms With a great effort to restrain heremotlon and to couch herstory In temperate terms she told of this conflict between labor and capital this great human drama You must know something about the conditions on the Durst ranch which precipitated the affair There were gathered there 2300 hop plckers men women and children speaking 27 languages Says Filth Developed Typhoid forking conditions on the rangh were difficult living conditions abom inable There were no high polemen to assist the women In pulling down the high vines The women were expected tn load the heavy bundles The tem perature of the hop fields rose as high as122 degrees and yet drinking water was Inaccessible The sanitary conditions were unspeakable Partially filled irrigation ditches developed Into dumping grounds with the result that the stench of decaying food became unbearable and pestilential flies filled the air Dysen tery appeared Typhoid developed later These 2300 hop plckers started to work on Thursday The riot occurred the following Sunday Richard Ford nicknamed Blackle a former member of the organized the strike But there Is no better testimony to the horrors of the conditions of the Durst ranch than the fact thawlthln three days he had produced among2300 people and 27 languages a condition of perfect solidarity xn mis no ws as sisted by Herman ounr Record of the Fatal Sunday TtiA following is a record ot the events of that fatal Sunday In the morning a committee Of hop pickers headed by Ford presented Durst at the latters request a list of demands At the close Durst Immediately sent for a sheriff as was hil custom id case of trouble That afternoon the hop pickerspickers gathered about the dance platform the men wfemen and children Everything was quiet Suddenly two auto mobiles appeared on the road From them alighted eight men District Attorney Manwell and a company of sheriffs and deputies Sheriff Vpss ordered the meeting to disperse and with Deputy Sheriff Reardon pushed his way vml Theres your man said Reardon to Voss polntlnghis gun at Ford Immediately a Swedish girl in the crowd leaped atReardona throatRear don turned his gun on her The Hero of the Hop Pickers Then occurred the splendid episode of the Porto Rlcan This nameless hero ot the hop pickers was a gigantic brown negro Nobody knows anything about him All that we shall ever know Js the magnificent revolt of the last fifteen seconds of his life In that brief moment he flared to blood red prominence When Reardon pointed his gun at the Swedish girls breast the Porto Rlcan became a5whlrl wind He grappled with Reardon tore the club from his hand cracked hlnj over thehead seized Reardbns gun shot him dead swung about shot District Attorney Manwell dead and the next instant himself dropped dead from a charge of buckshot from a deputy sheriffs gun Four Dead on the Ground When the smoke cleared away thers were four dead on the ground And this is the story of the Marysvllle strike told In Mrs Gillmores own terse manner There followed of course the complications usual tdf such a situation the flight in all directions of the terrified hop pickers the slow sittings evidence She went on The end of the story is found in the records of the trial that followed the trial at which a blow was aimed at the I and at organized labor Four men were trfed for the murder of Man well and Reardon Two Were acquitted and two were sentenced io prison for life At this point in her story Mrs Gill more burled her head in the big pillow to conceal the tears that Just would come to her eyes in spite ofall her Imposed control And so Richard Ford who tried to mend matters for the 2300 hop pickers goes to San Quentln for life she said when she had regained her composure And Herman Suhr quiet hard-working sober Suhr Who was not even seen at the meeting goes to Folsom prison also for life For llfe Think of It For life This decision establishes a dangerous precedent Now any man who organizes strike from which killings accidentally result may expect to face a charge of murder The Marysvllle strike for all the horror that attended it has not been in vain Mrs GiUmore bellevesl If has meant improved conditions in every hop picking camp and construction camp that part of the country Resinol fl heals itching burning skins WHAT rclfcfl The first applu cation of Resinpl Ointment usually stops all itching and burning and mikes your tortured kin feel cool and comfortable at last Wont you try the easy Resinol waytoheal eczema or similar skiri eruption Doctors have frezirihed Resinol regularly for twenty years Resinol Ointment with the help Resinol Soap clears away pimples and blackheads and is most valoahie household reinedy for sores trams chifinjs dandruff piles etc Sold br all drufzists Use Resinol Soap for the toilet yl fl if i IHSt vA rf fl 5 jlsj i TivApti 15 ek0i.