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as 1G III k- IE aae r4 4 aa a aa a la." a tmm at a I I pi aa a. TIIE ENQUIRER, CI XC I XX ATI, SUNDAY, MAY 5, 191 mttr SPECIALS H. aaaa aee feaae U.iMi. e.ae.i...e kmm a A. MIV Me.

I aba to- I ttVIWart a-.) le I I .4 r.l' I 9 93c saw e.a saa. a. TV araaas ttNM. Wi i.e" a III Maw vw mr Im llr. t- s.t 1 yHia a- 10r CENTRAL AV.

OR UOMt.H MC OfTEft OCR FAMOfS THREE BIG WITS rtla fe Mr sat StlnMt I We 1. aa avaav la inM a Haaa, Mama. laH aa4 a a.a raae. Sea 'u aar a a aaaa. aa flar a a aava Wf mm aa.ak.a.

i iSJuia. pa i.aa.a- ana. I m.ia, III 3 3 THE MAMMOTH rttmrr moi: ImaMlMil sKaMsshrwa Irwn 7K S.UeamS -stax-a iKal w.H rrvao muih a aveey mn mnH wamaa. Wf. V-.

N'i tV- fJe fca' J.U' in it-- Women Lomtort ohoes If e-e. -re-v V- e. e- r. 1 5 1 Vv .69 ar JJ faaHafa pr.paw4 aaa mat. I seUew.

la. ea flai aa laMM I. ital-l aa i aet lar a. a a'e a att a I a.f S. avear a a aaeaj.

a. SW at tVa.aTe fcM. 4 ts a St 316 trmxxrxm a- New May Records Now on Sale It- PER WEEK tsia GENUINE VICTROLA V. Ua i I OtKr Ul 120 to IZ. -(, Via-tf-U raaa a ta a.

1 Ma.e. The Lyric Piano Co. C2 RACE STREET. CINCINNATI. O.

fiwa) WaoUi I al il Iff lark 'S ROSES 1 fc. n. tT rn-n a-itt rwt. tn Maa aaasaaaas eMIMM aT lalkaalM lea Bta tmm-9 lllaa al ftatka S-1 a Sa ea.tarv mm I rSrlnrtT TlrT, COR. NINTH.

Come and Share In Our 29th Birthday Bargain Feast To-Morroic. Women's and Misses Coats, Suits, Bresses. S12 Coats $15 Suits Anniversary fC QQ Sale Price P.Z70 $15 Coats AnntMTsary tfQ QQ Sale Price $18 Coats AnnivrBory Si 9.98 Sale Price 1 $15 Dresses Anniversary CQ QQ Sale Price VO Anniversary Sale Price $9.98 $18 Suits $24 Suits $14-95 Sale Price $12.50 Dresses $7.95 Anntcenary Sale Price $25 Dresses ttJwS' 514-95 1 Aucl Capable Men Men Extra Serviceable I'anies Chosen Work Shoes .99 pi i k'-ie-s JL 1 Colonel KA.Deeds Tells S' How To Win Victory. imv Vnrkrrs I'nv Hnninco; lltttHI 111 III. 1 1 taa Mat -tl WHi as l.

wn JJ 'a at at. I r(t. With a tfc an I as Knt JJ 1-a a 4r. aaaia tr 1 1 r.M.'le a iltk H.a in I aar trra lla 1 a t. a a I to a fa rataii th tn va ta.r aa-f fai aej trial .1 aij.

b. g.aer.i IR ae4 ft-a aad BM at aar. a- tc -r of tN ai- im a. aa. (.

a. fa tvtM4y Halt ef faaV. a- avot fcroad a.ot- "Tfh. I a4 a. a f-o a.at.

aa-4 aaa a ln t-r a far i.aa fa lit. if li-iea. to at-a th. a.k a.xtl-a.4 for I ham aT.4-a. tf be aaa ax lea-fad th.

ha ad. 'f JtH e.at work 1. tat br ih. way. thi.

aotl Ii i ava nan. play Only ifaMvxJ tr-d-it ladu. trial saea at.a.f r. tr beer, ap pa-eta I Ik. leaf ar rBoaths." Mr I a.

ha prcgre. of h. war work al Uaal.ington haa simply beea) Ua.4aa-alad aaythmg thai the arag. uiia ran Imagine Yot la shipbuilding avow goiag on a eUxk-l r.gatarlty always saae I mm r-edeg BP. a.

It war. ai's i stiia eaa 1 nai. fa.t; g.ttlag late it. strada ai ri.1, aHMR loaHM. miHOO.1 naiai.

a-aa-ea aaa s.aaaa. irm 1 1 aa a a a tla piaa and rat 1. itiaat, ara. ia. alSBI a.

4 at la. -rtaiie a rtaa aLi.gTia 11 atai-ri. rMoii tt taoagja ran tdja. IsSimiI raa a as raw m4 Ms. lilai.1 ar R.

R. ft aaia Tie J. M. HcCbllongh's Sons Seedsmen The wa la a.ropiaaa Is alao la al 4 far. aa4 "Han a abart tisae will taa with-la ae eeat to Ik.

good. "Tha caclat4 Mr. P.a) a. Va prava-al a gr.at stare. a and ana tea gaaaadeal aa la 4a good ad af.

fta-leat work a haa catlap tjaoa to tfe so I Ikaauaa. mmmrm aaak tar-r Tarrr. 31 ctr ii OallCa. 30C IVc Crown the Seventh Day of This Sale Monday With the Greatest Bargain List of the Season. SPECIALS Amnakmr (inclum; centime bach; in bio and ttCln WMIa Clwrkt I Stiaatalaw Aar.

Prr- inprt and in rliic bii and button fIO taU priea ahlrla In plain blark. Mark an. I whltr. cr ik III nQn la.tic bll JOt ftflea Ilaa4aerrkter A-Ud hll and wMi llli riniiol4.ri I Corner. 'JC TV l4l IIm I BDll li.f lp; hllr tnl rvli'it.

I M-rlal tO! Sw aaa.pl IIm nT" xrari'l. rnn.i.tmc ll.l and bt: in tan. b.a. and h.l. SlJVa I Slip.

nr. or n.rtt. nrailv Irimriird lth rnibiniiii); C1W -iar nkv Ma. Ha lrtN ih h'tiiiiii h4 or "0 'tr thi. Se tllk Ixl't In rnlor 'l.

Illmin.U llh rr. 71- -hiixi" Make llk IB biark and 1tl I'Mfinc this III I $3.00 Untrimmed Hats, your choice at $11 (TOtf) Iti 11 L-LJt3l J( I'M ic rf aanwn iMIt lMIHlnimtlJ TIT Wartime c-t fa r. c.aprCoOa kaia t' a arak in the siia al lha il t.ran-l fn.ira; aUo allarle et apiarar Ii- c( dr a. ef lferenf ar. Tea.

a hi ae l.i lw ui and -la. hv i tia-e adnrr. the 'heal' aha Jr la Oe aaa-t mlf ef a broan ha ar a at. while rub' I. Krr! Itchier Acxn I Kef.

and t. U.a..rad the I gl that OA laa-ae- rva lhcr i rocn.aa to tcnr ular are ain aaat 1 a baxh out dr.b. and 'rail I. a na-ar ralallon ra-non Hut fr iratal.ra-. hiprg ai-d canteen and 1 arntr aera le gray seem, to JeOf la faar a.tii le wow M'e r.thaS rtcbt.

of Cincinnati. Is a dal abtfjl e- uh friends in Ovtbara. Mr. and Mra. Jamea M.

O.lvc. Mr. and Mrs Joacph UraJ. lr. W.

p. ard Mra l-odgrea. Mrs. J. C.

Mer and La. Ho'jy Muff en rompriae a aery part frona t'latclaad tna great metropolis aaekv. (laerf Ilaker. jourg man. laailam.

'bias, waa In New York early Ihta week cnfemnaT Tlth uma of tlie mm In laoaer Manhattan. Mra. A. n. I'oen, South Dend.

haa batata Tiaiiing friends In Ooiham fits a erg and la being pleasantly entertaln-d. return to r.tn-in Mr. I'eeJ a-Id-d "Tha buln.e. of u. ruunlrr.

''g and small. a going on and mak ing rat under i admlni.tra-tl.n of and unt'r war that speed up erbdy oith while; liken I. every industry up the hishe.t notch, and hie I. partu ularlr tru- Ohio and Saturday the Mi-tll- Ur.tern Mi. at thl.

ttne" Mr. George M.d J.n farttn. the Kentiirk au'hr. rarr.e from her home in lii.i:ie tl.i. wrrk to help al-ng ih.

I.berly l- ampaitrn. aicearira under th. au.plt-e. of ih I 'tcj for omen a Srrt Her ho. band h.

be.n the fvr tf.e i.t j.r ar.d Mr. Kre. of "in-mratl. are a fw dan In New lork thl. ok.

at lie ll-'trl McAlpin. Mr. It lUin. Cr-n city. fJ.o.

in Ner fork for a this week. I'l M.jeatn-. her Intimat's tl.at ah. aa f.afful Ir.t "she might i berau. of the rti.oy rompli "i ho H.15 Two Sons and Three that h.d r.u to r.er in N'a li la liuni aenu.

ard l-pa i in Service .1.4 kiai. irmmdiui imir T. Wirt imp rnlnrn In vr va-'a a. a proudly Fashion Sho-x. fit star.

hHlt tn her breast. Mra lt.rn.at aald hat iercH. particu lar attrtltl- llm th she nift the an In the b'tel. here. Th.

tn tslie nra f-illy than atr re elae tl.at had mad a vrr an-t the alatfa th.tr bat. and tnilej at bar. "a be able to tell me that New ork ha. n't a big l.eart. .1 f-r It haa shown tt to in th.

Ul f'w dar Mr. ael Via l.on. Indlanapn- tia. are ling frland fT a I'W tla. tn Naa tork thl.

weak tnti mt the Immediate rltlTe and K. XI. Wallace. Mr. and Mrs.

J. Ambrose, frtenda of the family. t. B. McLaughlin.

W. S. Boyce. Mrs. E.

B. Unman, F. B. Gusnier. of Columbhs; Mr.

and Mn. R. P. Hartshorn. Youngs- H.

AV. Van Arsdaie. r. c. Galea.

J. A. town. Ohio, are spending the week-end MacMllllMU Wood jacobson. In York.

John Davis. IV. A. Decker. Jf.

G. Nlgo- xr. vc A.iT., han. G. R.

Keagy and E. R. Downs, of rv ea i.ii.h.f,.ii,, enter- laj-ton: Charles G. Robb. G.

Chap- talned br friends from the Blue Grass man. Mlsa Slgmond Sanger. Harold F. rec tons In Gotham this wck. expect to Madden.

E. O. Robb. R. M.

Thompaon. return homo within a few days. i C. V. Tlgges.

S. Black. Vincent A. Rice. E.

B. Genfan. Frank Delaplane. J. Mr.

and Mrs, D. K. Banker are making' Applebaum. Maurel R. Cohn.

O. E. Cham- short stay In New York this week from berlaln and C. Traux. of Toledo: their home at lyton.

Ohio, returning the early part of next week. Mra. A. II. 5elnahrtmer and Mrs.

Blanch Forhman wero among the late arrivals this week at tie Waldorf-Astoria from Cincinnati. Mr. and Mra. It. T.

Anderson. Lexington. are vlrltlnr family friends In New York for a few daya this week, Mr. and Mra. IIoMrn C.

Edwards. Akron. Ohio, hna be-n In New York roost of the week doing the theaters and shops, Mr Mr. and Mrs. Hanford Henderson aeroplane concern at Ia-ton, Ohio, waa In the m.trupulia for a few days this rrk on bu.lnrs connected with his enterprise.

i Frank Ires. sap manufacturer, of Cin-. einn-tl. while In the metropolis for a frw tlaya thl week on hi way to Washlnston. to orraslon to boost along the lilrrty loan tn this section by bur- Ing a bundle h.in.elf and encouraging his frl-n-ls to likrwine.

He seemed very heppy In the thousht that the Queen City had to-d tmnni the top notchers In th way vf uherlptln to tha cause. In speaking of hu.lness conditions cut his ay Mr Ives had only a cheerful and rnrouraglr.s rrport to make. rt ii.ri.. nf ir'i. a a-.

a. a -a Cimbtrr, hK ma. In N-w York this e-k i 1 In li-nliinr at le omlfrrncf r'pre-t aenlatlve from the varlu thf oloKal rnliiarl-s of the rtetint Ej Iscoi at Tijnh. tkririm-n ad laymen, on ln-pmng mrlhnli of rucating mlrlKtera. orrmlon the filth met-tlng of i the Thr-olocx-al ounrll of the G-n-ral lnard of llrlliuus KducaMon.

An edu- ration fund of IV Is t-elng to Inrrrase the r.umU and elTirency of preachers ami tt-arhcr. of the chun h. MJr Tnft. son of i former at. lent Wr.ltnm Howard Tift.

I I. lilt" hei In 'and dolne It s.t to Krclnx-'it- al V.Ir rcnnt John J. I lrflfTni-n. of al rcint jonn J. i irn-rni-n.

01 i I 1 1 1 i 'hl rm-o. in Xr thl at th III he-ad of th. Inhlnit ronliKCenl of VttrrtnK J'ixt turT l. S.r..-. ant I rT--e- i I man.

a arniv ran for the List lour th- famous r- tllry nrit by "olonj Mtnu Mii'lkr(, a tcr.m of renown, and wltit hi-h young Taft and a lot of young Ohio boys are now fighting, Colonel Rooncveli espeets to make a peaking tour of the Middle Went late th! month. Ills flmt srech will be Wltt'-nher Coll. re. Srrin-tl-ld. "hlo.

on May lie will deliver ad in other pirt. of Ohio; also In Indmrva. Mirhlicn. and luna. tit Marie I.

Reoua. Nafloml Oil trator. a ma. meeting here thl week of the National P' Commit tre. Tt-st s.iiTte evenlrg A.

Cl Bedford rave a dlr for tr. aij the omml'tee at the Metropol.t.in Club. Th- men who are on tne f-omrnitteo. ai St.l'.,f cr nt. utre C.

I ot en. Frei.i-ni or the i :i.o i ii ompniiy I man O. f-awrs. of the Ohio Mr and Mr. iir.

Kirk and Mr Ga Corn; aiiy. and A. fo'inlw. Pre.ldent of the Standard )il Comiany of Pavers and JobSers In New Tork thl. more or er rorio-med about the hoalerv and ur.derarar rrerket.

Thev a'fntl. by I -eri'tr the erret or tre i tn the It'i. kee Mate. i ier to trie nn.ia in i-ni in.ir pro- (.. i 1 r4 Kafaw i.iP TT1 J.

rf. ii.f- sran.l.on. rt fiKlr h.m at thi. ular crl.i.. Mr.

t) ng at ll.e tsumptim. It the opinion of many of the i.itors tht the ff -t will be to almost clean the market of domestic hn. Anvaay. prlrs are bound to lncreas mrr a rear av. Increared nee.

ever 117." said a well-Informed buyer, "are over one I the raat few dars we-e Frevhop. 1 IVwkhetf Mr. II Wrtsel. W. II Knsen- thal.

Meters. M. Wnir. J. I.

Wolf and W. If WleMmg. of Cincinnati: O. Wal lace, of Yiiin.lnn;-' W. Otto, of Ma hirtta: A I Hnwlan-la.

of Mansfield: Wll'umMB. of Canton: M. rhrn ard Apr'erwum. of Toledo: b. war tn-.

Ih. Ul otrnf and Mi-a 1 Tif- a ir.it.i caaj4'ial 'ioctiap I. in N-w i'i 1 fmny tatton: W. Mir. Mrs.

n. km tfc.i. aoaat I rta). Iha ac-. mni-d adnar at r.

W. of Colum. "Tlta at tt d.l(to 'aMd taa. tfk ta.j i n.atr. aa I ty He ti Will f'brnet.

a mii'a(trir. aa. t-r a r- d. f-a afc len ki. Mu II.

aaa ealVd to Uahlnc- ef ataad h.a I ailh tl.e author tie. there r'oia. rn at rcaf-t toaar inda tr a. nteaauras -ae. ar rtar.ner.

taw.tla.. a oKf are Cat. fan la the a. i liiua liltii r. aua in i or a iri.a -a-.

a aaa arxt n. WtJ.W. ni laiwt Mr. A Itlce. 8 Stem.

Itenjamln. W. J. Ian. 11.

Thte. I Itedrtcld. T. A I.tvl an.l M. lt-cefs.

of 'le land: Splllman. ii II Klrktatruk and I PNiah. of latitat A I ltrlsht. of Pad'irsh; A. It Itol-ertaon.

of J. Iurcel. It. ft Month and N. a r.

of Islington. Mia. of Indianapolis; J. Krie.taai.m. of 1 1 unt injrton Weller.

of I'nrtUnd. Mr. II Conrad, of Terre I Haul. Planar. A Kaleer.

of Kvansvllle; 1 of Hutitlnrton. W. Ve. and It. I llrn.leraon.

of nieelirg r'nrhnillani reglatere.1 at the various hotel, in New th's aeek were Mrs. II Seinahelmer. T. txlgar K. W'onlin.

Ije.ltenart Price K. Croas, Mr an.l C. Nolan. Mr. and Mrs.

F. th.rmiker. Mr. and Mrs. V.

S. Cramer. A. Ucan. F.

Ie. It. R. W. Pay.

IV Itrewer. teeorge A. rUer. II Wlewel. Mia.

A. Klch-Irr. I- lljme. A. K.

Thompsn. Taylor )r and Mra. Ralph V. Hale. J.

K. Ili'ker. C. F. Kom.

P. II lierareen. W. II Ptephena. II.

C. "tereneon. II. la Frirhe. N.

Klein. W. ft. Rue. John K.

Robinson. R. Iuda. George. H.

Hodgson. S. Stein. D. Sorg.

W. II. Glbb. B. P.

Forbes. Milton Freshwater. W. J. Haynes.

Lieutenant S. J. Gallagher. II. T.

Bradley. I O. Casey. Mr. and Mra.

S. C. Klein. D. Bernstein.

Geo. R. Harris. R. C.

Nob'e. Wilson Allen. Mra. E. T.

Holmes. Mls C. R- Holmes. W. H.

Cowell. H. I. Glldden. M.

W. Howell. F. J. Jerome.

C. J. Maxwell. W. I J.

McCormack. W. M. Shift. J.

W. Timen. W. E. West.

C. Schuler. S. T. Craw- ford.

William W. Dell. J. B. Kennedy.

w. E. Bourne. P. Cloven, w.

H. Mitchell, P. Booker. J. Boyle.

Mrs. E. V. Hale. H.

P. Bacals. C. J. Collins.

G. F. Farmer, Ma aV lt-. wv -VV'Itl land Miss E. Iler were among th Tolr.lo.

Ohio, vuitora to Gotham during y- Bdley. F. L. Gregg. F.

Hoffman. the week. I It. W. Atkln.

who is connected with an 1 -Mrs. j. n. itoacn, w. w.

Stewart. -M. j. Blazak. Mrs.

H. J. Blggls. A. B.

Cleve- land. D. B. Johnson. J.

F. Dayton. Morris D. Stepp. Chaa.

O. Whinfrey. F. K. Gigsby.

E. Lewis. F. R. White.

Miss E. P. Snyder. W. B.

Gardener. W. G. Chandler. James ToMock.

Dodge. Sidney S. Wilson. Mrs. R.

Beckwith. II. B. Smyth. Mr.

and Mrs. W. E. Wall. Mrs.

A. McGraw. H. E- Hlggins. C.

A. Mi- her. Mrs. Henry J. Welch.

Samuel Sco- 11. Mr. and Mrs. R. 11.

White, W. K. White. Mr. and Mrs.

F. R. Walker. Mrs. W.

C. Scofield. Mr. and Mrs. A.

E. Cummer and II S. Rogers, of Cleveland: G. C. Mar.h.

K. C. Kennedy. J. J.

Monahan. K. W. Jappe. IL Allen.

William F. Pfeif-fer. J. R. Firestone, of Akron: C.

H. Rockwell. Mra. W. W.

Duckwall. A. G. Ryley. P.

B. Johnson, of Canton: Miss A. M. Calhoun. Miss K.

M. Wallace. H. Carpenter, of Connellsville; L. B.

Weldlein, of Youngstown. and W. II. McGee. of Marlon.

West Virginia was represented In New York this week by H. M. Helfrlch. G. W.

Grelg. L. Ltpphardr, W. B. Hig-glns.

Mr. and Mrs. II. Quarrier. of Wheeling; Stager, of Clarksburg: Mr.

and Mrs E. C. Hall, of Phillle. and R. II.

Thomas, of Charleston. Mrs. Reman G. Dawes, wife of the President of the Ohio Cities Gas Company, of Columbua. was In New Tork this week, accompanied by her charming young daughter, who attends a I yong ladies college near Cleveland.

They came East on a shopping tour. W. J. Fogarty, of Dayton. Ohio.

Is a late arriv.il at the metropolis, and Is quartered at the Manhattan Hotel. Colonel Matt Winn, the Kentucky race track owner, who was in New York for a couple of days this week conferring with Eastern horsemen, returned to Lotilsvllle on Thursday via way of Paltlmore. where he spent a lay at I-aurel race track. In which he i heavily Interested. "DESERT" IS CROSSED By Seventy-Five Kentnckians, no Become Members of Shrine.

Seventy-five Kentucky Masons yesterday, after traveling over the hot sands if the desert, were made Nob es of the Mystic Shrine at the Covington (Ky.) Library Auditorium. The decree work was In charge of Oleika Temple. Lexington. Ky. The class was said to be the largest ever initiated at one time in Kentucky.

Candidates and members gathered at Monic Temple. Covington, for regis tration at 11 o'clock yesterday morning. After luncheon, uhich wrs served by the Women's Auxiliary of Covington Com- nvandery. Knights Templar, a parade was formed at Fourth and Scott smets-I It-ailed by Oleika Drum Corps and De-tree Te.nm. the line of march was wtst on Fourth street to Madisrn.

south on Madison to Kobbins and east on Bobbins to the audltoriuhm. where the work wss witnessed by more than I.OO Shriners from various parts of the state. Three of the cand'dates led "Billy, hundred l-er cent on the averaae. Masonic Temple goat, and were fol- amp'e. one line of boys' fleeced lined urv'ermear ha.

a'lvanre1 from to a N-t alth their success he umleraeitr and hosiery manufacturers are t-lannlng to limit their credit. Thlr ri'iiw the high ct and early tut Ing of yarn. Fro-n the buyers' Mlit should be extended by the' manufacturer. filch co.ta and early buying alth mean, stretching credit in the breaking point. Among the buyers In this city during lowed by three candidates a camel.

In a large cage, mounted on a truck, were Dr. K- Ie-e Bird. J. H. Kel-tey.

Oeorge Stahel. Marshal Hill, of Cov-ngton. and three candidates, who were "vlot.ms" In the initiatory ecremonUs. Following the afternoon coremonic the Shriners dined at Masonic Temple, aa guests of the Women's Auxiliary. In the evening, at the auditor'um.

there aaa an entertainment. The Ceremonial Committee was composed of J. O. Richards. Warren Rritt.

J. M.on Howk. Joseph O. Gowtr. Louis Meyer.

T. Reed. Joseph Noterman and L. B. Wilson.

Tha following were candidates: Oeorge C. Stahel. Charles J. Summers. Newport: Frank W.

Vosmer. John D. Helneman. L. V.

Arrleo. F. V. Hitch. Harry II.

Seimer. A. W. Hubbard. Ft.

Mltche'I; Frederick G. Ledder. Charles W. Feuss. I son I-vi.

F. B. Ringebach. William F. lue.

Dr. It. Lee Bird. L. H.

Mcl'annold. M. A. McDonell. James B.

Reed. -Oeorge W. Vosmer. I V. Creasy.

I.loyd Kldwell. JShe'by M. Korb. Henry W. Jenlach.

L. J. Ward. Benjamin T. Kotts.

J. R. Kelley. Joseph C. Nelson.

A. B. Koett. George F. Frecking.

Frank p. Newell. C. B. Meyers.

Marshall A. Hill. O. Crosby. Oeorge Schmidt.

West Covington: C. M. Hitch. Ia. II.

Shewalter. Arthur E. Bowman. Herbert Bltun. Harry Pruden.

Newell II. Itusell. Thomas Ca'I IJvlngston. John Rees, John Nolloth. H.

J. James. R. hZ. Damaby.

Payton. E. W. Mc- Itonell. Arthur O.

Kuhn. S. P. Garrison, llellevue: II. T.

Clements. T. Davis, PavU J. Mills. Claude Johnson.

Cincinnati: T. B. Thames. Ft. Mitchell; H.

Mentel. Ernest Pollard. London. Ky. Ferry McCIannahan.

Carlisle. Ky C. A. Pittman. Carlisle.

Ky. Captain Aaron Freeman, Quartermaster's De partment. Ft. Thomas: E. II.

Webb, Ludlow. J. W. Tllton. Carlisle.

Ky Herbert Hasklns. Ft. Thomas: W. Bochettl. McFeeley.

Nor'o'k. C. V. Thurman Somerset. Thom.ta B.

Prather. Fal mouth. F. Cramer. Iexlngton.

Ky. Luther M. Claxon. Lexington. Ky Mr and Mrs W.

Uo. M. II. BlacTc. William Poulus.

Revenna. William I 1 1 1 1 ijrv ivj a ira i F. -X. O. mi.

Henry M. Urouaa. M. I tia-Uer. J.

H. Crowe. K. FitmgeraJd. H.

i Reevea. M. W. Hl'vk. Mrs.

II. C. Put- -a rv. nam. II.

fatwwrn. naurr m. i iriurr and II. Wellington. Ker.tu.ky people In this city this week arre T.

John L. Podd, T. J. I.eay. A.

R. rVtmJe. C. H. Moran.

T. I. Callahan. T- It- Puncan. C.

P. Podge. F. J. M.

t. Ma rHestone. K. P. White an I M.

Otter, of Louisville; E. O. King. II. B.

Shaw and W. 8. Baker, of lalnaton: O. A. Imlng.

of Paducah. and Mrs. P. T. Kdaards.

of Covington, Indlanlana In Oct ham this week were O. W. Ludlow. F. W.

WarfeL C. Hodges. C. S. Malless.

II. -A. Hoffman. P. II.

Roberta. Mr. and Mra. R. H.

Brown. Iff. F. Hendrlch. II.

Draper. C. C. Ray. Mr.

aivf Mra R. C. Halt. Mrs. V.

N. Williams. Miss R. II. Miller.

J. II. Itaaer and Mr. and Mrs. Fred O.

Old- Thomas. K. Creen. W. J.

Skinner. H. daw era among the Oa-eland vlaltora to N. WlUworth. of Indianapolis; C.

M. New Tork this week. 1 0aten, ef Anderson: Mrs. II. L.

Wilson, W. B. Stephenaon, of Marlon. A a-addtagg of social Importance to Que env folk waa of William waa tbat of A llltam laaaaglaa Pewelt. aa wwum v-aiivia.

Petrey. Hazard. Carl Freedman. Revenna. Ky William Oilmore Beat.

Berea. Walter Clark Engler. Berea. Oscar T. HInton.

Pars Wil liam C. Hackner, London. Ky. MAB.K.IAGE LICHNSES. Marrtaf.

lleenees were obtained by the following at iincionau yesteraay: Oacar ArmstBonsT. Year. old. 3334 Co lumbia avenue, machinist, and Lena a leer. 3S.

31 Piedmont street. John E. Craves. 4 2 years ols. Alms place, rrelsht handler, and Blanche Tbur- ni.n.

41. I8 Aim place, lanndrrsa. Clifford Raarmarft, 4 yrari ola. 21 East Taniela tlrart.man. and Kl.i Konpa.

22. IX Tork street. Rev. Hugo a. Elsn- lohr.

lula Henga. 21 years old. 2tlt Llddetl stret. eraaa nniaaer. and Helen Keaaler.

20. 232 Sidney aa.au.. Rar. Henry Sonneborn. Baa Lewta.

4S Tears old. 83 Barmlller street, laborer, and Molll. Graves. 44. S22 Wast Fifth street, domestic Chaster McK." White, 22 years old.

144 Freeman machinist, and Mabel J. Houston. 23. TS3 McMUlaa straat. domastlc.

Henry Ha.fn.r. William P. Wolf. 22 years old. 71 If c- Maktn artaaa.

drartaman. and Mlnni. oho ppi. aeen about the rtriou ho- Hack.r. 24.

4314 Beeck HU1 avenue, focwaertr of the One l- frw oa wor- Mr. end Mra: Dorn' "OW resident ira rtmmA 1 T.l..n.ul In Tgaail-neVw 1 I a II II SMITH -KASSON- Better Merchandise II ferstt i I I I I Envelope Chemise $2.98 Two verv handsome models: one in Society Satin handsomely tailored with hand-embroidered front. The other is in Crepe de Chine, trimmed both front and back with galloon bands of Princess lace, ribbon straps and lace edge. Lfa.a.i V. a rrfs.

ieHctkci ucrvice $1.00 Twenty-five styles in this group: beaut Beautifully styled with dnir." of lace frillings at the knue. i with vanity pockets, or '-rs with self ltiffles. Either is new and just as clever every w.v.-as new. The "Nemo" aSelf-Help Cfj CorSet a a a a a a a O.OU A Special Without Thought of Profit-To Help the Woman Who Would Economize-- Designed to guard your health, preserve your figure lines jtnd to make you look your best always. Here are embodied two valuable inventions Suspension" Stays and Adjustable Reducing and Supporting Bands.

And a Nemo graduate corsetiere will lit your figure for your figure nei. Note This: Sizes 22 to 36, and for just three day alterations will be made without charge. i SOME VERY SPECIAL THINGS FOR MONDAY IN THE MAY SALE Just ever so many pretty, timely pieces of things to wear now are in this sale but this will be but a suggestion for instance jj 3,000 Pieces of Silk Undergarmentry (SECOND i-look; CAMISOLES In Society Satin and Crepe de Chine pink and white; designed expressly lor summer's filmiest and smartest are round, necks, witn shoulder straps. ts in regulation or -i-i fects; some with tuckings ani hir-ings; others most i a' trimmed with Yeri.s--. and Val.

lace n. Georgette bands, edges. jj Society Satin Bloomers $2.98 May Sale in Economy Basement-- Hundreds of summertime things most attractively priced. Just see these for a hint as to the others. WOMEN'S NIGHTGOWNS A dozen styles in nainsook, made slip-over with round or square yokes of lace insertion, em broidery bands and ribbons: others trimmed front and back with wide witn wiae ribbon-run embroid ery edge, with sleeves trimmed to corre spond 77c CORSET COVERS In nainsook; some with deep yokes of lace and embroidery: others with rib ers witn no- bon-run embroideries front and back, and neck and armholes have edges to match.

BANDEAUX AND BRAS SIERES Open front or back models with embroidery front and back: well made and fine for fitting 29c 29c RflYS WASH SUITS Tn cham- brav, linene and percale, solid colors or sinpea designs. Sizes 3 tJ 8 ale, in white, 9o in white. WOMEN'S UNION SUITS Extra and regular sizes in 'fine cotton, with cuff or lace knee and with taped neck and armholes. These come in bodice top, and round neck styles. Sizes 36 to aaVTa-, 44 LINGERIE WAISTS -7-' More than 20 styles in white voile or in newest stripes.

Some have the square neck; others the r.r. and all are uniquely trimmed with embroideries and laces. Then, t- others are smartly tailored ar.i adorned with tucks. In sizes 36 to 46. SI .98 WHITE SKIRTS In port finish cotton with floujices of embroidery.

50c ENVELOPE CHEMISE Two styles.in Nainsook, with i ji i iace ana emoroiaerv vr with lace edges and ribbon. 5Cc HOUSE DRESSES Fashi rf i prettily in gingham or in ch.i.-r:-bray. There are straight line belted models in plain blue, checks or striped Trimmings are embroidery, i folds and pipings, and all h.y newest of collars, belts, and either full length or th uii i en gin or quarter sleeves. Sizes 36 to 44 $1 .69 Mail Orders Filled Postpaid Write to Elizabeth Stone SMITH-KASSON fENELANDER WIT-HKif. rrA3 snciflli fa-Me fee LOOK rOR.

LAB TCI. Texas, and Mrs. Helen McCleve Molar, 43. Cedar Falls. Ohio.

a. a. w-aa- aa a- a Ifalnee. E. II.

Martin. T. tV Revnolda. William H. Koester.

41 years old. Clneie. I n-r-- ana tiara Mulilns. 21. Burlinrrton.

Kv. e.lV street, br ji-Uc of the J. M. Beatty. H.

R. Oogay. Charle- F. JuU JbttmV 1 Newport, Jea keiere tavkie. live lala ae aXs mutm Court.

Tlvara ware avo auuad. Bo wax. J. V. Morris.

W. J. nick.nataln. KuTu. J.

U.tabaaa. yean Auatle. I lurcuaZ 21 ya oii aad Ra a- lo-M2S W. 8b soaca ts tat any Wood Wood ar Metal Bed. Medea Ealaadcr I ink ar Woven Wire Fabric.

rai anas' ia Fxawch Gray, Beat Preaf FaasaaL Sanitary. Sold by All ttie tcaffing Furmturt aaJDepartaneot Stares. MrJmeftiFatasas Englandcr Couth Bed Springs. Divaravf Foldaway Bad's sad Cots. Da-Beda.

Coach Baak Taralaal. BOOKLYI. K. T. CHlCAaaO, UJ.

ENGLAND ER SPRING BED CO. taolhajn. te Jaiaa tltie FKhirrrr. I wuiiaan a. Ryan.

22 years old. and Gar- aataghter ef the late Mr. and Mr. Her- Marriage Ucenses ware laavaa to the fal-1 naooier. zz.

ootn or Covington. TTaev vara inarrlad at th. Hattendorf. Fa M. Ilutrhlnaon.

W. E. lowing at Covington yesterday: I Dewey H. Crtsler. II years old.

Union B. Brick. 17. Mlddletown. Ohio.

Frank Kara. 23 rears old. and Laura Roetber, 21, both of Cincinnati. Marriage licenses were obtained by tha' following at Newport Charles J. 8tambach.

29 years old. ni.d TreTa Dan. 24. both af Dayton. Ohio.

George H. 25 years old. and Flora Ball ngland. 21. both of Cons Lance, Ky.

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