TUE IXDTAXAPOLIS JOÜRXAL, SUNDAY, APRIL 27, 1902 PAKT TWO. lari.il ftjvtr aj If bitten by one of them. by avoiding mosquito bites. To prove that untold suffering to the miners, a great loss Of course, th. m-s- t malignant form of m.i-- J this was true several English surgeons In money to the operators, and the effect SARTO MAY BE NEXT POPE would be so far-reachi- ng that It would be iri.i th.it the mosquitn carries i that in lived for months in a mosquito-proo- f house telt in moft parts of the United States. which one, of them 1ms cither fed upon a In the Roman Campagna and escaped the For the lirst time in the history of the in il.ri.l patient r upon some form of de-cav- fd lever, while the neighboring Inhabitants anthracite' tkld the operators have met - the head officials of the miners' organiza- 1'ATIIIAUCH OF VliMCC AVIIO matter which contained germs of ma- were shaktn daily by th ir chills and many tion and through the mediation of the fed- J larl i an ! l itrr has Mttrn an Individual. died from the fever. These surgeons tar- eration committee discussed their differ- GA1M:U FA.MC AS A PHKACIIEU. "Many popio wonder how the mnquito ried mosquitoes ences. The rer.ült has not been made which had bitten Roman known but will soon be announced. cirrus m tl.Triil pnijn in Us bite. It (Joes fever patient.? this lace back to London at HAS ACCOMPLISHED MISSION. by nifiiiiM of saliva boing injectfd hos- this its and fed them on people in the London As the purpose of the Civic Federation i3 Into the bit. through the proboscis. The pital?, and the typical homan fever de- Atno Choice of the Present Pontin to Irin? about such joint conferences, it mm-quit- o rat? the malarial germ?, which veloped after their bites. President lloo.ov-l- t to Attend the - lias thus far accomplished its mission. How j,-i-- ir.to its stomach, and germs In- - comes to fact," Fox- - thse "It down the Ir. far its mediation will go to satisfy the em- J'rcnhy terinn Jubilee. cr'.i5e in number and INtribute themselves worthy went on to say, "thr.t if the mos- teooU , ployer employe seen, through body mosqult-- to- and remains to be but the entire of the quito was eliminated from ths earth if precedent prior s the Uhe Floor of other conferences lru iU'lin the salivary pland-- and arc thus day over five millions of tho inhabitants to strikes is followed there will be few sus- Special SIIT Over fKschargM during to the Indianapolis Journal. eight hundred women with the saliva the bilo. of India who die each year from malarial pensions of work if the case Is handled by Jto-VcU- y thirty-six.- NEW YORK, April 26. Reports from Ijt The malaria which the mosquito injects fever Would have a better chance at life. the "committee of " 'Bright tvtth have been supplied with dress into the body of a person cannot be And if these mosquitoes would entirely dis- The editor of the Union Boot and Shoe Rome indicate that there is much discus- Worker comments thus on the Civic Fed- of the suc- patterns of black checked as can irritation caused by Its bite. appear yellow' fever would alFO lose it eration: sion there as to the personality mistral cloth This Irritation, which causes Fomc people grasp on Cuban and Central America and "How much the wrongly called 'court of cessor Leo XIII as Tope. It is practically fpHIS has been a spring fro m our black goods depart- much annoyance when pitting out of doors would never more spread over our South- labor' may accomplish is problematical. The impossible for any one to name the cardi- ment summ r evening?, bo quaran- first steps taken in any movement, while nal who will bo the next Tope, but gossip peculiarly fertile in its this spring. No other durin? can easily ern coast line; and our expensive the most important, never make the show- combated by very simple remedies. It is tines, which tho government Is compelled ing that succeeding ones do. It is certainly at the Roman capital has centered around hardly material save crepon ever en- Van-nute- of new styles; a In Vincenzo lli show caused by the acid which 13 created and to. establish, would be a thing of the past. move the right direction. three men Cardinals Gotti, joyed such "The labor and capital problem is a com- and Sarto. The last named is said widespread popu- injeeted into the mosquito bite, and can The mosquito is a little thing, but it has plex one and Is not settled at one sweep, no an outergarment but shows be easily overcome by the application of caused millions of deaths and millions of matter how brainy who attempt to to be the choice of the present pointiff, larity. Naturally stocks have those College from con- alkalies, tuch as spirits of ammonia or dollars' loss in property." solve It. but the past history of the of hmmm some departure frequently , been low, "This board of arbitration, or 'court, is for a favorite of a but a common bakin? soda mixed with water. So purpose Cardinals indicates that scarcely the of settling disputes between Pope of succeeding ventional lines, shipment just received enables highly susceptible are some people to the CORRESPONDENT HONORED. capital and labor. Its Jurisdiction does not stands little chance o organiza- however, is acknowl- bite of a mo.-quit- strong medical ap- extend to disputes between labor him. Cardinal Sarto, one but is more attractive us again that any con- to announce a choice plications have to be used to counteract tions more than to those between edged to be one who has all the necessary tending capitalists. The term 'court of la- pa- range of this irritant poison." bor' does not apply. qualifications for leadership. Ho is from this very fact. All qualities. "Do all mosquitoes are found "Though this movement Is necessarily triarch of Venice, which city is unique that around In scope, problem Indus- this means the buying of Plain black mistral cloths, 4 inches this city convey poisonous perms?" Dr. limited and the of among those of northern Italy in that it V-- .. ' trial peace of almost Infinite complexity, places wide, are here in four qualittes, & Foxworthy was asked, and he replied: there is no necessity of disparaging the at- has only a patriarch, while smaller clothes, and, since clothes 5c, - ' 4;.: ; tempt. It is a very frond first Ftep. It is a are the seats of bishops or archbishops. mmmmm 1.25 Vf "No. There are only two kinds of mosqui- sign feeling 1.00. and 1.35 - that an era of better between found hi3 largest ex- money, why not save toes found around here, and one of is v-- y y Cardinal Sarto has cost yard. thee "4 v man and man is at hand. All thoughtful ä - ' perience as parish priest. He As...... a successful perfectly harmless. This called the culex. , , persons who advocate reforms deprecate A'U3?5 you can? A few of Fancy striped and corded mistral however, malari- bitter personal feeling: it is not persons is a great preacher and under him church Äi when The kind, that transmits 1 1 1 w they are opposed to but systems. (Jood interests In Venice have greatly prospered. r as- cloths may be bad in 42 and 41-inc- h al fever and the one that every one should feeling is a great factor in the settling of Cardinal Gotti has been longest talked of our most popular avoid is known as the anopheles. This mos- disputes and is. therefore, an aid in the as successor to Leo XIII. although there m widths at 1.00 and 1.25. quito is covered with stripes and in some solving of .the great industrial problems. are those who say that he would not be sortments have one "Praise or condemnation for this board of the choice of the conclave because he is a Among other popular ma- countries is called the tiger mosquito. This arbitration are both premature. The member of the Carmelite order, and mem- or two sizes missing. Insect works by clay as well as by night, prophets for good or evil are alike unfair. bers of orders are not looked upon favor- terials are: No one yet knows what good or what harm ably as pontifical material. Nevertheless, is exten-uate- d nnd makes very little noise. Its buzzing is fault 50-inc- it will do. There are too many of its critics Cardinal Gotti has such personal charm That 42 and h twine and canvas $f a low pitch, and often the iirst intima- they know. and reputation as may outweigh the preju- ' ',' C V 5 v i Z"M- '. Z I who make assertions before by price re- cloths at 1. 0 O 1.25. Is ' . and tion of Its approach the irritation caused i. . '.': ' ;. "CJivo the court a fair show: condemn or dice against monks. He is an authority by bite. In the Orient this mosquito is praise it after it has had a trial." on canon law, belongs to no factions in 50-- its the church, keeps out of politics and b ductions. iuch black cauvas, black hop ?o small that the mosquito bars used must 54-in- ch I the Cullrilnsr Trade. counted an accomplished scholar. Cardinal sacking, Sicilian and granite be of the most finely woven cloth to keep Vincenzo Vannutelli is more the man of biottse-E- ton wage Fcale building society Gib50n ? cloth for separate skirts all at fl.OO. It out of. the houses. In alighting on the The of the trades and the world than cither of the tailored Cosiumes exception others mentioned. He and his brother. fitting styles, some plant, others 40-- .1- -. - - unions, with the of of the ;ceilirifr of one's room it permits its body to . V- . . that inch black tucking for 6kirtsand set- Cardinal Sera fin o Vannutelli. are In. favor 27.50 aud $ 29 hang down at right angles to the ceiling; structural iron workers, have been with the Italian government and favor a trimmed; in fact, almost every style heretofore selling at f fancy waists, $1.50 a yard, while the harmless variety attaches itself tled and a long and prosperous season Is policy of reconciliation with the state, in is offered at 25. OO looked forward to by the mechanics and order that the cause of the church may be With all its feet and has its body parallel advanced. Vincenzo Vannutelli is an ac- made famous by Mrs. Roosevelt with the ceiling. The harmless variety also contractors. The structural iron workers complished diplomat. He has held appoint- NctV CO 40 in- Uhe fee Coat approved as a HlacK Grenadines a shrill, high-pitche- d buzz; so is are demanding cents an hour, an ments as apostolic delegate to Constanti- and generally 'has it not 10 f crease of cents over the present scale, to nople and Brazil, and has represented the represented in our showing. always the mosquito that makes the loud- take effect May 1. It is believed that there Pope at the coronation of the Czar of Rus- simple, sensible wrap for spring, is well est noise whose bite is the worst. will be no strike in settling this matter. It sia and the jubilee of Queen Victoria. Here's one you'll like: Coffee Coat, made of black taffeta, box plaited. Notwithstanding the un- ONE INVESTIGATOR DIED. Is said that the contractors for the new Claypool Hotel have already signified their xxx Ltitched in white, Iddia lace collar; altogether a simple and pretty gar- "There Is another variety of mosquito IIOBKUT J. WYNNE. President Roosevelt will attend the Pres- usual demands made upon all willingness to sign the scale, and as this ment. 17. SO hlch Is not found here, but is prevalent in Mr. Wynne will assume the duties of first as- Is tho largest building under construction byterian jubilee celebration of the conclu- stocks of open mesh materials sistant postmaster general on May 1. II has in the city it Is thought that others will one the tropical countries. This is the one that follow sion of hundred years of home mission yellow-feve- been newspaper the precedent. managed to keep conveys r germs. A board of a correspondent at Washington The carpenters, after a ten days' strike, effort. This celebration is to be the cul- we've this "United States army surgeons has been for many years. won their demand, Zlt cents an hour, an mination of the forthcoming Presbyterian ft showing of grenadines up to yellow fever for three advance of 5 cents, and the painters won General Assembly, to meet this year in Curtains Half or ear the last their a suspension of New York city. LHiring one for years strike after short these hundred the pink of perfection.' and rind3 that it Is transmitted In IN THE FIELD OF LABOR work by getting an increase of 5 cents on years the Board of Home Missions has re- the same fashion as is malarial fever. This the hour. The other building trades have ceived and expended $l!3,OuO.UOO, has helped A curtain jobber contributed two lots, mostly of imported Here's a hint of the variety. disease, which is held Finned their wage scales, some getting a to build 5,600 churches and has issued 74,000 in such dread in the slight advance and others accepting last commissions to missionaries, its income in Flaln black sewing silk Grenadine, tiouth, is conveyed by the bite of the mos- laces; a maker of ruffled curtains is responsible for the other year's scale. Now that the wage question the year lSOU was J2.5ü0 and it has just 44 inches wide, at $1.00. 51.50 and $2.00. quito which has previously fed on a yellow is out of the way it Is expected that work closed its year VJr2. showing an income of three. Goods bought the regular way couldn't be sold cheaply, fever patient. The investigating board, lost HOW T1IK CIVIC FEDKHATIOX IS RE-- Ii will progress without interruption for tho X4,400. Practically all Presbyterian Plain French Gauze Grenadine, 44 All DE II nV LAIIOIt remainder of the year, and that there will churches west of the Alleghenfes were as- and even similar circumstances seldom bring prices quite so low. inches wide, J1.23 to J.&0. ne of Its members. Dr. Lazear, on account LEADERS. be a large growth in the membership of the sisted by this board at some time. One of of his experimental work. He was bitten unions. At present are few good them, Minneapolis, Plain silk pineapple Grenadine, there the Westminster, of and a fourth dozen pairs of ruffled by one of his mosquitoes which had fed on mechanics outside of the unions and the was a missionary church half a century 1 CL Eight and $2.00. Indianapolis will soon ago. year Lot 50c indications are Last gifts to Pair me a. fatal case of this dreadful disease. The that its benevolences striped Swiss curtains, full three yards Lupin's plain silk and wool Iron-fra- There I n Disposition to be one of the closest organized labor cities were $:i9,000. President Roosevelt's greet- heroism displayed by these men and their Give It a In the country. ings from the national government will be, loii, every pair worth at least a dollar. Grenadine, 41 inches wide, $2.03 is5istants who voluntarily risked their Fair Trial Local and Jn-er- nl it is eaid. In recognition of the fact that the and $3.00. principles, the Institutions and the men of Swiss curtains also, finer qualities, in lives to prove that yellow fever germs were .ons Aoteii. Labor Temple ControTersy. medium ptrlped all silk the Presbyterian Church have borne large Lot 2, 1.65 a Fair styles in color; Narrow and conveyed by mosquitoes was remarkable The Labor day committee will hold its parts in the establishment and the exten- white and several Grenadines, double width, $1.00 and of Republic. Is when one stops to consider it. The conclu- first meeting this year in the Iron Molders sion this Asked what the hardly a pair worth less than $2 oO. $1.50. sions, however, which were by Hall next Sunday, a lively contest is next task before this board of missions, otie reached this and of its officers replied: "To Christianize this Fancy figured French pineapple board arc invaluable in the preventive The Civic Federation is at this time being expected over an appropriation of $000 that Republic, with all of its dependencies." Finest graes of dotted, striped and Jf2 50 Grenadines, 44 Inches wide, at $1.50. treatment of the fever, in that they prove sharply criticised by certain labor organi- has been asked by the building committee XXX JOt $ a Pair figured Swiss curtains daintily ruffled, Union to French pattern dresse3 of black definitely that it was not conveyed from zations and labor publications. Few critics of the Central Labor assist the Great interest attaches to the forthcom- a openly committee in starting a fund for the erec- same sort that retail everywhere at $3.50 pair. Grenadines, $18.50 to $18.50. one person to another by clothing or con- take a stand against the movement, tion of a Labor Temple. The Labor day ing ex parte council which is to meet in by 3 tact; that a house may be infected with It but inference and indirect comment ex- committee has about $1,500 in Its treasury, Minneapolis on May 13, 14 and 13. It Is a 4--, Battenberg, Irish Point' and Scotch Length of patterns to yards. and yet is only capable of conveying in- press their opinion, which. In effect, is which is bound up in such a way that it Baptist heresy although is Lot $4:25 a Tair. its that be any purpose trial, there net curtains, are included in this to people by mos-- sthe "committee of thirty-six- " is a political cannot used for other than up fection the means of the for the building of a permanent home for mixed in it a church quarrel of not line,' hardly a pair of which but is worth at least $0.75 regularly. Miito. It seems strance. but it takes effort to capture the organized labor vote. organized labor. There Is considerable feel- large proportions. The man to be heard, perhaps tried, is the Rev. W. B. Riley, of for yellowfever to mature in The Socialists, who make up a good part ing between the Labor clay committee and The sort which usually sell at $7.50 a Colored "Wq Q of the membership organized Central Lalor Union over thrse funds, and the Kirst Baptist Church. Minneapolis, and 59 CL Is the body of tne mosquito. In other words a. of labor, are members of the committee will llht the ap- the members of the council who are to hear Lot S5.5Ö Pair- pair, Brussels, Irish Point, Arabian the principal antagonists. him-so- mo say try him-a- re among The - the 42-in- mosquito Lite does not convey the fever Soclalist- propriation. They contend that the Labor ch most distinguished in Uaptist Novelty curtains; only about thirty pairs. Crepe De Nord, all wool, two elapsed It Iabor party is naturally against the Civic Temple committee should first outline defi- leaders the and 1'rench $1.25. until weeks have since has nite plans for the erection of a Labor Tem- denomination. The names of these mem- navy, cadet, reseda, gray, tan iid on a patient suffering with the fever. Federation, being the recognized enemy of bers have not been made public, but eight- ple, and when that i3 done no opposition ch tucked mistral, all wool, organized labor from the time Its propa- $500 een were Invited and nobody refused. Some "There are undoubtedly other diseases will be offered to an appropriation of or royal, cadet, tan. gray $1.00. besides yellow fever and malarial fever ganda began in this country, and, there- more. Other delegates to the committee were unable to be present on the dates named, so it is said to be probable Specialities 41-In- all-wo- that ch fore, its criticism is not recognized have been instructed by their unions to Dr. Arnold's Knit S3 and ol Voile, In all which are transmitted by the mosquito. by vote for the appropriation. that twelve or fourteen representative men, I, 2ungllsh army surgeons, trades unionists. But the Socialist party, clergy and laymen, will form the council. the new spring shades oöc and $1.00. and American and All one will Minne- made up almost entirely of union- but be nonresidents of 41- - inch silk and wool eolian, also some physicians in the employ of the trades nail Players Wished Union Cabs. sota. Such council is unique in the history Mrs. Demorest, of New York,' the demonstrator, will continue reseda, ists, is the clement that is making oppo- gay. castor, brown, Italian government, are still studying the its The Cab Drivers Union has had its first of the Baptist denomination because of th; garments are of special in- tan. rose and mosquitoes, and eventually they may find sition felt. Perhaps the principal cause of experience as a labor organization. The standing of the men composing it if for no with us during the week. Arnold's gray $1.50. this opposition other reason, and it is certain to become is the ex- 41-in- that other fatal diseases, such as cholera fear that the Civic union claims a company re- to mothers of small children, and Mrs. Demorest can ch mistral, all wool, rose, s;ray, Federation movement, that transfer historic. Great interest attaches to it by terest .nd bubonic, plague, are conveyed by them. if successful, will re- cently discharged five drivers because they members of other religious bodies. Coun- eloquence. We've heard her say: reseda, royal navy and cream 00c, "On whole," Dr. Fox-worth- y, tard the propaganda of socialem and give sel on both sides are preparing for the con- plain why with unusual the continued It would 44-in- belonged to union and said ch credit for a reform labor movement to the test. twine cloth, castor, gray, "the mosquito is probably as well some hire none but nonunion men. When the bottom are the most other political party. Milwaukee baseball club played in the city XXX "Our knit ;owns with shirring string at the reseda or navy $1.00 and $1.25. known a household pest as the ordinary It is not known that any member of tho Thoughtful Quakers in all parts of the and squirm, Civic Federation or any of last week and learned of the trouble they sensible ever offered. The baby can kick and wriggle housefly. It U undoubtedly known at night, its advocates protested against riding in the backs driven country where Quakers reside are becom- ever said that it would solve the labor men, linally declaring they but he remain coverel just the same." when it puts itself wry much in evidence. problem. That was not its object when it by tho nonunion ing awake to the fact that criticism and mosquito does was organized. The purpose would rather walk than ride in them. Presi- Gtrtrude Suits for infants can be adjusted with les3 The not limit its habitation of the Civic dent Watkins also entered a protest and suspicion of each other are more likely to '"Arnold 'Pongee to any one country, and in Federation, and the only position it has designed." Willis travelers the ever taken, is to promote better feeling agreed that hereafter no nonunion firm destroy than to build up, and Quakers now difficulty than any other ever tropics are often irritated to such an ex- between employer and emplove and bring should furnish carriages. show a readiness to get to work on a com- umbrella drawers for women are far more comfortable and together meetings 'Knit tent that traveling by day is an annoyance them to discuss their differences mon basis. Yearly of Friends made of muslin." The vogue of pongee is an- sleep impossibility. and avoid strikes and lockouts. In doing Local Labor Noten. this spring have shown an unusual tenden- much more hygeinic than those and at night an Even it cy to agree as this has thus far ben successful. The Laundry Workers Union will give a on essentials rather than, swered here by a number of in that paradise of the east, Honolulu, our ONE MIND ABOUT heretofore, to exploit their differences. Dur- you come we'll be pleased to send you a descriptive severely STRIKES. ball in Masonic Hall next Wednesday ing ten years American Quakerism If cannot rest was disturbed each night by Trades unionists long evening. the last choice qualities. Where other mosquito who have been has had swept in upon it a Hood of unan- catalogue. the chorus, whose humming was identified with the movement are generally The Tailors' Union has indorsed the La- swered questions. Methods and principles than natural color we have con- daylight. 1 lieard until And in the far north, of one mind regarding strikes they recog- bor Temple and voted the cent a week have been tried to their utmost. There during goldmlners assessment. has been at one extreme those who held, fined our purchases to those the summer time, the of nize in them great hardships and pro- Alaska are annoyed by this noisome pest. The Bakers' Union has started a move- and held as Quakers and a few others longed privation, which are to their best ment to unionize the bakeries in towns near alone can hold, that it is the duty of tho New Statuary X5he dyed in France. A few prices. Slosquitoea have long been the means of to to introducing Friend to hold up the light as he sees it, Hedfern Interests avoid. It is seldom Indianapolis with a view the 2i-ln- ch that strikes even be wholly alone in his way Armure, natural color, pon- giving countries a reputation for fevers, have taken place where conferences have label. if he of holding it, and Quakerism die meanwhile. CQ-RS-B- T gee silk 75c. but until recently the proper acknowledg- been held between the employers and M. P. Carrick, general secretary-treas-urer- e At the other extreme have been those Trolecled by Copyright 1ST j GOOD ment has never been made to this insect. of the Brotherhood of Painters and 30-in- ch plain natural color pongee employes before a suspension cf work. It Decorators of America, addressed the local willing to accent all modern methods, In Central America, for years, one part of is history throwing traditions to the winds. Mean- Since the advent of the straight-fro- nt silk-$1- .00 and $1.23. the of the labor movement that union last Tuesday night. sav- Several beautiful pieces were when came up em- while the middle. In other bodies the gored corset, 51- It has been known as tho Mosquito Coast, differences between the An entertainment committee has been ing irritatingly there have been - inch plain Tussah Shantung silk ployer and employes and both sides met conservatives, have been received from the Hennecke more failures and successes on account of tho great numbers that were in conference a or appointed by the Women's Label League critical. This spring, however, a change fewer $1.50. strike lockout seldom to make arrangements for a card party come. by than to acknowledge.' found there. From time immemorial the followed. If both Fides reasoned together 4 has Criticism has been marked people this past week. Being makers care Two I'lain Pongee, French-dye- d, in pastel concessions were made to avoid a suspen- and festival to be given in large hall. Its absence In many yearly meetings. The or three models of the Itedfern have Itoman Camagna has been characterized Foundymen's Helpers' Union and the conservatives have asserted themselves, you with shades $1.25. region in sion of work. Almost without exception The copyrighted may buy been signally successful. Itedfern cor- as the worst malarial the world. strikes and lockouts have been inaugur- Allied Metal Mechanics' Union will submit and the extremes have been silent. Quaker- Tongee, embroidered In silk dots and nd It has been shown cause wage to their employers this week, ism has been losing ground. Now it seems sets were always elegant and stylish that the of ated because of the arbitrary attitude of scaler the assurance that plaster figures and Persian side bands $1.25, this condition is the mosquito. In certain one side or the other. asking for an advance in wages and recog- to be entering upon an honest effort to and their gored models fit the Ameri- The members of tho Civic con- nition of their unions. hold its own. copies will not be made. All $1.50 and $2.00. jArtions annoying in- Federation can woman better than many of of Africa to is this ceived the Idea that if they could form an The Freight Handlers' Union has adjust- XXX far sect and to such an extent has its pro-,osc- is arbitration board, not to settle the dispute, ed Its differences with the railroad com- Jewish leaders on both sides of the At- arc of Italian clay strongest French make at twice the expense. elongated that clothing is no pro- but to bring the employer and employes panies and shifts have been made so that lantic confess to rather desperate condi- Come prepared for a Utting and our or their representatives together nnd let all workmen are through at 7 o'clock. Be- next to marble itself. tection and ofttimes the unfortunate na- them the issues tions. Persecution Is having its effect as corset saleswomen will demonstrate white discuss and settle their were 13-in- fore the change some compelled to "J liver," a ch figure in the new Cottons tives are compelled to bury themselves in difference a movement that would go a work until midnight. it never had before. As society becomes the truth of the claim. Prices, $2.50 only enough long way toward settling the labor prob- organized periodical Venetian finish and upward. the sand, leaving of their faces be accomplished. The Upholsterers" Union, which ahs better and literature !3 lem would This attitude verge so- 23 high, in The sort of goods you exposed as is necessary for respiration. has been maintained by the federation in been on the of disruption several and general information more diffused "Soprcsa," inches Venetian want before, times, is now being strengthened. An open cial pressure becomes stronger because "I- and "La IN THE PHILIPPINES. the cases that have come it. It has meeting was largely attended last Tuesday linlsh. and -i Danse" at the sort of prices you'll be more social ideas of inequality. ls-in- entertain ch Philippine they been successful in getting employers to 14 Gavotte," two figures in nat- "In the islands have the meet their employes when, perhaps, no night and on May the international presi- The result, is a condition harder to bear Mercerised Ging'mjr pleased to pay. tiger variety, but it Is much smaller than to- dent will bo here to address another open than Jews were ever before called on to ural colors, each l!$0 other means could have brought them meeting. younger those seen in this country. In fact, some of gether. Just now the merits of the Civic fuffer. Worse than all, Jews in "Fleur da I'avot," a handsome bust, 123 yards of plain white India linen, are being put to a thorough The Electrical Workers' Union, No. 10, America, and to the same extent In Eng- them are as small us a gnat and have a Federation test 20 inches high 19c Instead of 29c a yard 40 inches wide in attempting to bring about a conciliation has been divided Into two unions, one hav- land, are becoming careless to Jewish tra- MO J12o proboscis so exceedingly penetrative as to operators and miners ing over the lnaida men and ditions. There han Just arrived in this Calling" Listening," 200 2S-in- ch between the of the Jurisdiction "Kcho and "Echo Twenty-fiv- e yards of cotton duck, for Lite through the clothing worn by the foI- - anthracite coal district of Pennsylvania. the other over outside men. There has country the Rev. Dr. Solomon Schechter, two graceful standing figures, in styles, all de- The welfare of more than a half million been considerable friction between these counted one of the ablest of living Jewish shifts, at lC5o Cders. It was strange that these mosquitoes Uni- color, IS inches tall persons and the saving or loss of millions two classes of workmen and the division scholars." He comes from Cambridge each SO sirable in stripe and coloring, 150 yards of nice quality white pique gave us more trouble in the daytime than of dollars is now in the hands of the com- was thought to be to the best interests versity. Kngland. to be the head of 'the vases represent clustered leaves held In abey- both. Before the union was divided new, or renewed, Jewish Theo- Two go on sale Monday morning at at at night. In order to read with any degree mittee. For months it has of it rather the figures are emerg- from which female 21-ln- ance a threatened strike 'which would mean was one of the largest in the city. logical Seminary in New York. This is a S00 ch pin-d- ot lio cf comfort it was necessary for us to wear 19c a yard. yards of Swiss. Cc progressive orthodox Institution, that is to ing; very attractive at kind Jieavy leather gloves on our hands and a have a new $200,000 building and an endow- at Bas-reli- ef for hall, library or This Is the choicest bargain In cot- SJo thick veil over our faces. So dangerous did ment of equal amount. Great things are ranels hoped for from this enlarged educational music-roo- m decoration are framed in tons we have secured this season. Al- these insects become that a general order work. Jews saying something are that ch 22x30 frames, of light most any color you could want. was issued in one by must be Is to be saved. Inch of the districts the done If Judaism green Mozart, Wag- general commanding every precaution The Zionist movement is making some oak; Beethoven, that headway, but not a great deal. Its fifth ner and Dante, subjects; eachJSl 'Petticoats t taken to prevent bites from the tiger annual convention was set for June 23, but mosquitoes. It was made a punishable of- the date ha been advanced a month and STUIJVG JACKETS Of COLOHET) GlfiCHAM . fense if any soldier lost his mosquito bar is now May 25. The place is Boston. XShc Green Foom cr had holes in It larger than the regula- A gray and white zepher gingham A Wild Dnck'n Svlm. Two styles have prices ma- tion size. This same mosquito in the Phil- Summer goods of Petticoat, with deep flounce trirr.mtd ippine Islands does not signal Its approach Philadelphia Record. rarest terially reduced. with narrow rüttle and $l.w. a traveler, Assortments tuck. by buzzing, in many "The wild duck." said "is have invaded the fourth col- and cases people were the most expert bather In the world. beauty are low, A gingham Petticoat, in plain surf which means come . bitten and knew nothing of it until warned I was at the seashore the other day, and floor green room for .this ors, blue, ox-blo- od and gre-n- with I saw a wild soon. by their friends who saw the mosquito at on the beach, at sunset. duck deep accordion-pleate- d ru:He with resting. He rose in a little while, waddled week's display. The show is :work. awkwardly water and began to Blouse Etons of cloth, trimmed in dust ruHle. $1.75. "Extreme precautions were also to the taken Ewim out gracefully to the sea. There well worth seeing, and a sales- bands of black taffeta and small A Tolle du Nord gingham. In rlaln among the soldiers to prevent the drinking came to him a rush of white foam from a buttons; I : V a , SA wave had broken some twenty yards man is always in attendance to red or tan; reduced from colors, with full Uounc; and dp of water In which tha mosquito had laid SS that $7.50 to - - away. He flung himself breast foremost SC5 Of- rufile, trimmed with rows of white its eggs oj- In which wiggles had devel- It finely prices, or give informa- into that swirl, getting through as quote Taffeta silk Etons, strapping. $1.C oped. All of the water wa used for drinking as a good football man gets throußh a trimmed with Mas big. lazy tion as to quality and purpose bands of moire, long roll fine- - ivas carefully toiled and placed in earthen-War- e rush line. Next he met a swell. revers, A gingham IVtticoat of quality, This he floated over buoyantly. But now. faced with ves-tl- s, N satin and beautified by with ruffle .et on. trimmed in called ollas, which held about W pome five yards in front of him, a power- of the goods shown. Take the dfp gallons. came seething lace, white linings; reduced from plain gingham strapping, dust ruf- three These were kept securely ful wave broke, and there west elevator. to covered, and yet In two days' time wiggles in a fierce whirlpool of froth. 'How,' I i"5 Sf'.'3'S fle, $U$. wondered, duck withstand I wA 'will the that? would invariably develop. found It neces- WkiWMmhi1v . M, v v-- V i 3' 7 ,' ' y i Won't It tumble him over backward in a sary in that hot climate to- - have the water r-- dozen somersaults?' The wild bird waited Essels carefully cleaned with boiling water till the strong rush of foam was almo?t m1 a on him, and then, like any other wise end refilled with fresh water each day. bather, he dived, not to emerge until the "in regard to the connection the mosquito water was calm again and the danger past. bears t malarial fver. investigations con- A moment later a great wave stood arched, y. I him. cluded recently around Home by English about to break In front of and with Sgl C O. a wings quick movement of the he shot up E I conjoint- S and Italian surgeons who worked through the curve of Its overhanging Lrs. thin ly, show AT IHK oFKIt "Kirs' MKaS. crest. He was invincible, for h knew 4c4Indianas Greatest Distributers Dry GoodsAA that trawlers and inhabitants cf bathing to omega. of country can escape the Roman Lieutenant Kearnot What do you thlnU. of that butter? from alpha Out and the terrible out he floated, and at last the soft twi-l'.?- ht fever, which Is one form of malarial fever. Captain Dareatlt It outranks the colonel. enveloped him."

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