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ee nteaaet Pig! ee Bi wrcala nate a ve Dead Wit f th President, wort otras wt ph its : PRESIDENT WANTS 4) Whom Nation Pays Tribute serie sey ie ets Se coreg al -ASIMPLE FUNERAL ©O9096-0480604-004446-0400000-0000960000000800000000009 | White House to offer their services. | can flag at half-mast. 1 ai, ‘ ~ ! . George Howe of North Pentienttacy, \{ Services to Be Held at the nephew of the Pre: of the + |. Brown of Atlanta, Ga., and other ae yea Conttal Rosey Gonperes f J.B.GREENHUT COMPANY. White House Will Be Strict- ly Private. relatives, arrived at the White House} who was convicted on July 3 of using ' | to-day. Joseph R. Wilson, a brother}the mails to defraud Investors tn the THE BIG STORE 9 of the President, came over from|stock of the corporation to the extent Baltimore last night. Mrs. Edward|of $70,000, was sentenced to-day by \ Eliiott, Mrs. Wilson's only aleter, [Judge W. 1. Grubb, fn the Federal Court, Born sites SIXTH AVE., IS™TO 19t STREET cannot come to Washington at pres- Vederat Peniesnticry Rien o ent because of illness. She is in Call- forni Thg President sent direct word to the leaders of the Senate and House nd the heads of the Government de- artments that it was his wish that the regular business continue and that the lowering of the flags to halfmast be the only public recognition of Mrs. Wilson's "death. He was desirous that Congress continue in session without interruption. LONDON, Aug. 1.—Ambassador Walter Hines Page called at Buck- J ingham Palace to-day and expressed WILL BE HELD MONDAY. Mr. Wilson Bearing Up Under His Grief—Spends Much POSES TED IOO FOF 2 + SSSGSSEOHIDG HOSS “Skinner's” Satin-Lined Time Beside Body of Wife. | President Wilson of the, moseage of e ime Beside Body o iis jandolence sent by tho i a. Bl S S $ fection with te deth ot Him: Wi] Waxed paper protects this ue Serge Suits ‘ * 3 son. a fine w’ wheat food Pieced bil cf He Old dla adopins reopatons etteaging \s - for Men and Youths President Wilson tl sympathy of from every part of the United States and from abroad poured into the Georgia in hie Dereavement, tie | re 4 ture adjourn un White House to-day bearing mf ae ; Lee oe y ote tee Pg sympathetic expressions of thousands | [ery of Mrs. Wilson. for the President and his daughters | on the death of Mrs, Wilson. Fancy Moterials (Usual Correct Glasses 4 a \ Selling Prices to $15); at.. N Produce Perfect Vision | pada a: Chiltch &Sons Also a ‘‘Round-up”’ of SUM- Established 52 Years MER SUITS in Popular $ —— PRAYS IN CONGRESS FOR Desig) dp wal under hls dip WILSON AND FAMILY. Moat eyes have only par- TOMORROW—A FOUR-HOUR SALE of men’s and youths” Starting that will grief, the President went to his desk WASHINGTON, Aug. 7.—White the tial vision. Nature re- record for distribution. COME EARLY AND AT $7 YOU MAY & HOOSE FRO; f | @arly to-day to sign a few important House stood in silence, immediately quires the aid of glasses to ‘‘Skinner’s’’ Satin-Lined Blue Serge Suite, Dapers, but returned immediately to after it convened, Chaplain Couden give the eyes perfect sight. Blue Serge Suits Lined with Light-Weight Alpaca or Serge.. the White House, where the fiag| { Uke al serine asd ku Suet N Perfect Fitting Glasses, $2.50to $12 Also Natty Summer and Year-’round Suits, lor President json ant jaugh- - fluttered at half mast, the ee tara te thelr bereavement, 00 fetle N Eyes Examined Without Char; More than 1,000 suits in the collection at $7 each. the windows were drawn, an “Oh, God, Our Heavenly Fathor,|\ °Y Registered Eye Physicians. N All splendid, fresh, new garments Produced by three well-known reliable manufacturers of silent pall of death pervaded. Gates to the grounds were closed, and only ‘we turn to thee for consolation in| NNew York: 184 B’way, at John St. feady-to-wear clothing. this hour of inexpressible sorrow in Sean Ave., 224 St There's a size and a style for every man and youth in this offering. the death of our President's wif>. eli n : oe charms G2 her peesthes, tbe: pure tot Neseau, at. Ann St, Usual selling prices to $15; tomorrow, from 9 to 1 o'clock, choice at $7. ity of her soul, the sympathy of her| Brooklyn: 498 Fulten St., cor. Bond St. heart for the poor and distresu:4 ian Aen oe | 342 Outing and Business Suits ‘or Youths and Young Men, at $5 will be a loss to the nation. M: N 4 N her example live in the hearte of our|N Open Saturday Until 6P.M. —-fY| “Broken” lots from our own stocks, Palm Beach and Panama Suits included. Sizes 28 to-40, the most pressing business was tran- acted at the executive offices. ' Symbols of bereavement at tho : ‘White House were 1 plain crepe bow ‘ ————EE—E—E—E—E—E—E_=—_ —_ Are Your Feet Like people. Be with, we pray thee, the Usual selling prices to $10. Balls of Fire? fastened on the main door of the man-| denominations and organizations of| husband in bis sorrow and grief, and a many kinds. with the stricken children; sion under the main portico, ard po- throbbing, 1g. walk-| licemen, wearing bits of crepe on Poor old feet—aching, The scene at the death bed was re-| ong sustain them.” Moneta Hare’ wishing: ou will al- || Annual Trousers, Be aay $1, $2, & $3 cramped and sore from stan: called to-day by one of those present.) Half a hundred of the senior mem-}| ways have health, happi- Clearaway of ing, tramping over weary miles of floor| their sleeves, silently patrolling the the| bers of the House were appointed by A SE pavement. | Wouldn't you like to) entrance, Silent crowds gazed with ENiaisent seb cn thei padslte:[olaare Speaker Clark to attend the funersi || ness and *‘Eddys’’ Sauc Trousers for business, “dress"” and outing wear. Complete range of sizes. Stout men willl ns foot-glad vs a barefoot boy in| ChtFance. , p of Mrs. Wilson, The Speaker, who i ea ender rsiey tae cea Yekns| ERAT ea Soy ECE ee ete ee te sorts ca hile Wilken | eaten te eae neers veoh sehen Lenin BUILDING—HOME FURNISHING eon's Foot Soap wi'l do about the mansion. cAdoo, Mrs, Sayre an jes Wilson | member from eac! tate who las ines $ Take home a cake to-night—a sooth The White House announced| knelt on the floor, their eyes upon| served longest in the House. | tng foot-bath ‘ith it rin the oy of | omy . farting and Kenyon were | BRAND One Special from More Than a Thousand in Our Greatest ly this afternoon that the fu-| their mother’s face. Dr. Grayson | 4, inf 1 committ: Hed fost, “Te poniively draws out | Neral of Mra, Wilson will be held| and a nurse came and went allently.|(o wend Rowers for the Senate. : Mid ike pain and fatigue, and makes you| Privately at two o'clock Monday af- and the President looked beseeching- —— =F. lasummer ready for the evening's rest or recrea-|ternoon, after which the body will| ly to the doctor for a sign of encour- FLAGS AT HALF-MAST. X 1 \ Ss 1 f vad At all druggists—a big cake for|be taken to Rome, Georgia, in a ba ah Sete * Anears ‘ a! e : ¢ special train at 4.30, No words were spoken, ithoug! Flags on public and private buildings Thi 1 5 F y This umed Oak ¢ sas) Rocker, for’. This train will arrive at Rome|Mrs. Wilson was unconscious she|throughout the city are at half-mast,) At Grocers and Well-known “Stickley” make. Senter rry taste By! with — about two o'clock Tuesday afternoon. |smiled. Her breathing grew fainter |to-day out of respect for the death of || Delicatessen Stores 10 These plans are conditional on the |and fainter and Dr. Grayson realized a Piibegeain The ships in the harbor, || Per Bottle....... Cc arrival of Prof. Axeon, brother of |that the end was onty a matter of | "cluding the Made by E. Pritchard, 331 Spei ie St., N.Y. Mrs. Wilson. minutes, His thoughts seemed to be Granp RAPIDS The President hi communicated to the family and they Syannh leather automobile seat; frame substan Aap eager oon Lunes hap joe direct desire that the fune moved nearer, OTHER LINES OF FURNITURE—pieces Bing for ble home Hy vices be as simple as possible. Formal| At five o'clock exactly the soft ‘ 2 © of the most sumptuous mansion are here at ECONOMIES WHICH RANGE FROM announcement was made at the White chimes of a clock could be heard ‘. | 15 to 40 per cent. | House to-day that the services in from the Executive offices. As Dr. MAIN BUILDING | White House will be strictly private. Grayson leaned over his patient he Fresh Meats, Fruits, Vegetables Mrs. Wilson's body was kept to-day| realized that the end had come and dy |in the room where she died, in the|he murmured a word to the President. |southwestern corner of the White| Mr, Wilson's head fell forward in he / $1.50 to $3 } House, on the second floor, overlook-| silent grief, while the ddughters Delicious cakes and other reddy-to-eat foods of all kinds. S } j ing the Potomac, ape Fresh Moats TiomerMade Wain Fra aad traw ats Sus | il ACCOUNT @ President went into the room Rev. Sylvester Beach of Princeton, Cakes » Vegetables T% vrow, at at midnight last night and again! N. J, an old friend of the Wilson Fresh supplies from our ° FANCY GEORGIA TEACHES ait BOC CALIFORNIA ORANGES--dor, BOC LAMB —“iull ‘fore quar | | obastight! Wehery about ters of springs 7G |] every 30 minutes TUN ERUTTI 25¢ MAI ES, ‘ REDIT TERMS Several times to-day and sat alone. | family, who performed the marriages $ | He was left undisturbed, Other mem-|of Mrs. McAdoo and Mrs, Sayre, c ; = 0 m— $3 Dew $50) 5§ Pe Deve $400) 227,28 th farmty wont tn from time | probably will officiate at the funeral, a A 1,400 of 'em—popular straws ‘ © time, but even intimate friends) The President spent a comparative- ae pee et stamped © ° aa x ticek de and blocks. Good range of sizes, b $4 Down 75) 39 Down $450) vere kort, out ly quiet night, but according to those Cooney aoe, i 160 be & on Every seort “wal onde by his/ who saw him to-day was feeling . AOC RERRY” D5@ Beeret, nasnet.. SOC MAIN BUILDIN( friends to divert the President's mind! reaction and a full realization of bis 7 23 0 104 ST. ope Sart it CORNER fom Hinvariets _ my & SWEET POTATOES, new Men's Fure Worsted Flowers began to arrive at the! On every han: throughout the iy tor os ee 30¢ “ CARE ie 2e Two-Piece | ER White House early and continued! capital expreasiona of tenderest sym- tems * 20¢ FOUND CAKS B thi i i i Maeda pair the “ey, Riad ine sent) pathy for the President were heard. to thoroumnly Cleanee the "ekin HLS ie gu ICk CREAM CONES — a Ing uw ts y people from all walks of life. U fi the skin, as I very muddy, ¥ fT rub eo C 100, 750; dor. 100; COLUMBUS AVE. nase tha heavy strain of Gomewslo | ioe comslarion ave word like tx ha vory ‘reds and tender, ans $00 Teal ae 1s BG Hornets $2.95 to i Among messages of sympathy were| jegisiation, thé situation at home re- those of Cardinals Gibbons and/ suiting trom the European erisis, the on mething to shampoo the it cleared?” Anawer, Answer Obtain Tomorrow, at FOUNTAIN CREAMERY BET.103 &104 ST. 1 recommen ortol as, <s ? nA BUTTER: O'Connell and of clergymen of all! jong, hard vigil through the Mexican | {fhiste an shine formed; Be | felb, print $ 3 crisis, he worked unceasingly. monina if c SAnnWichnke:ecliy nade Ci) His knowledge for the last three et S— cut from city ham, corned beef -or ry ‘anes 10c sei eae suits are sb 8, ©, B. aske—"T am annoyed and embarrassed by my total inability to] A. CR. writes—°t am entirely too b Ff weeks that his wife was ill to death has added immeasurably to that bur- den, and yesterday afternoon at 5 my halr looking respectable. It|fleshy for my height. 1 would Iike to o'clock, when the last faint flicker of fa stubborn and strings like the frayed) reduce, but am afraid to try the many life was extinguished, those who |fM fn of ® Fope. Please advise what is gee advertised. u t ie ia = Boys’ Shoess2. 00, $2.50 a sshcine ula amid AoSuAA ACTIIOE j@ not wise to purchase knelt at the bedeide saw him give YOU OAN SAVE MONEY way to his grief, probably for the by wearing the W. L. Douglas } 7 first time. Hive: guaranteed: their valua ; The Cabinet meeting was cancelind by ing my name and the | fm and all regular engagements for the pial pers tamped on the sole next few days will be put off, the before the shoes leave tho > a factory, ‘wich protects the President seeing only officials with wearer against high prices ’ {mportant business. for inferior shoes of gshor A procession of carriages bringing Pomasived son wit Kidand| | | cards and callers from the oficial and you pay for them, hey diplomatic circles drove to the White House to-day. Special telegraph operators were brought to the White House to re- ceive the flood of messages which came from persons in every walk of life In every State. Most of them tful or une ment which by phyal- ta both ef And prompt in action, Obtain jalod tube B-grain tawjets phythy- d take aa per direction You ly reduce 80 pounde in « few number of my correspond and to ail I have recommend: tollet necessity which T use. Wavolene. Applying tt to the fect! Keeps it curly or waving for days at « ume, ENUINE | [BAUMANN BRO CUZ, AT 84 ST. & SAVE “WAI you please tell mo what to use to cure dandrutt Ing no ate And 1mprove the lustre of my hair?” Centrated huirwand powder to a pint! Answer—Obtain a 4-02, Jar of plain of pure water, Shake the mixture and twice dally rub into ¢ finger tps. For the level teaspoonful of th der mixed with one ounce of whiteldrensers use it in Vaseline, Massage the eyebrows gently | other dandruff cure, every night with th Boon appreciate 1 The powder Is ob’ Mra. H.W. writ grateful ie you contained a reference to Mrs, WIil- out hol ve Sie fart son's regard for the unfortunate. Ripiidect sate eeswbeitin ca tits Misa ©. C. yhat sort of ma . Many praised the President for his esge will fii cheeks? Whi 1 take brenth « great hollow | y appeara in tho front of my neck. Can I not fill out this hollow in cheeks and 19 to fil the not great bravery, 1 Ne According to present arrangements the regular business of the Govern- ment departments will not be Inter- rupted. Because of the President's desire that the pendin= trust legis- lation be hurried through Congress, nenied tubes. ‘This 1@ widely used by actrenses nd aoelety women, i} | | Annual Aujust ; : 3 70m $75 Mark-Down Sale — ee : © not too do wo by emollient wkin # Blorlol emolitent,| | stra, BR. anks the tisaues with flesh food such the purest and best ‘Would you adviae tar apap to shampoo with?” % y Taal Anawer-oNe, 1 would aot us Rsetitores x Re, ho Senate resumed its regular sea. and res ainary hoap, aa they contain tree tke Special 2 : Mion to-day. 1 neck “visor Ra wiser Co eaettine y ny 4 BCom S Reaseihet| Cane And Reaimantars ak nermy aren etier eens ‘Until 6 o’Clock Saturday | it? 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