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THE WASHINGTON TIMES; FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 1319.
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ULGAR TROOPS
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, COPENHAGEN. June 6. Part ,of
the Bulgarian army has been mo
bilized and ia marching' on Serbia, ac
cording to a dispatch put ou"( by the
Balkan1 "Telegraph -Apency here.
If ia to yonr beat" intereat io pnt
yonV .Liberty Bond Interest In W. S. S.
If It's Goodyear It's Good
. Men's and Women's Fine $15
RAINCOA
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rai ncoats,
suitagleTSn
every -way
for wear as a top
coat when motor
' ing of Bn cool ev
enings. Water
proo?Jf course,
and msfny stylish
models to'- select
from.
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MY, ISN'T IT
But yoa vwill not find it o
electrically cooled offices. Everything per
taining to 'the comfort of our patients is pro
vided, cleanliness is. one of our .many striking
features. 4
FOR DENTISTRY THAT LASTS
- BY DR. WYETH AND STAFF
i. Of-Expert Careful Dentists.
Examinations Free Terms of Payment to Suit
My Perfect
Suction Teeth
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Other Setm of
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,05enTETe,T Renins Until 8 -p'CIock and on Sandaya 10 A. M. to
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BAND CONCERT
r TiE U. S SOLDIERS' ,HQM
BAND IN THE BANDSTAND THISv
EVENING. BEGINNING AT
O'CLOCK.
JOHN S. M. ZIMMERMANN. Directoi-
March, The Conqueror" Teike
Overture. "KInE Mydas". .. .Eilcnberg
Son?, "I'm A-Longing Fo You"
'jane Hathaway,
Gems from "Theodore & Company"
Kern
Intermezzo, "The Troubadours" Powell
Talse Hesitation, "Beautiful Ohio"
Mary Earle
Finale. 'America I Love You" Gottler
"The Star-Spangled Banner "
BfCOMPANY
to Wearer
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in oar la!rge.Wjs J JSk
Fillings, 50c
to $1 up.
In gold, silver
amalgam or
porcelain.
Gold Crowns
and Bridge
Work,
$3.00 $4.00
$5.00
427-29 7th St N. W. I
Opposite Lunahnnrh A 3ro. and
r Grand Union Ten Co. Larseat
and Most Thoronshly Equipped
Parlors In Washington. Phone
Main 9123.
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The Big Palm
You may well believe it's a special sale--and
you will appreciate it all the more when you
see the character of the Suits we have been able
to include in it.
Genuine Palm Beach and made up after
the Saks manner of making, where every slash
of the shears is to effective purpose; and every
stitch of the needle makes satisfaction sure.
They are in the models you want Young
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ivien s ana conservative
longs up to size 48
$7.75
There were a thousand of these Suits this
morning but the Saks Palm Beach Special is a
popular event, and they are going strong;
On the Fourth Floor
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LENOX. Mass.. June 6. Xoijth Da
kota Indian?, with whom wodoaft
is second nature, are to ho brought
here to search ths Berkshire Htl.s for
Capt. Mansell R. James, the missin?
aviator, who came to grief somewhere
in this section a week ago.
An offer 'from tha Mayor of Drad
"wood, "N. D., to send on Indians :o Join
in the search was accepted today by
Commissioner Peter Tyer.
PATIENT POLICE SEARCH
. FOR SPHYGMOMANOMETER
LONG BEACH. Cal., June 6. 0"he
police here are searching diligently
for a sphygmomanometer. The only
one they have found so far as in the
dictionary at headquarters. A physi
cian reported his office had been
broken into and a Pillingsfurth sphyg
momanometer taken. It is used, he
says, to relieve hardening of the
arteries.
TWIN CALVES, LAMBS,
PIGS THEN REAL ONES
SPICKARD. Mo.. June 6. Ras
Throgmartin. a well-known farmer
near here. s a firm believer in the
proverb that "Blessings never come
singly."
First his cow had twin calves, then
one of his ewes had twin lamb, and
then a sow had nineteen pigs. To cap
the climax his wife1 presented him
w ith twins, a boy and a girl.
Seventh
Street
Beach
-regulars, stouts, and
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UN
'A
DANGER SIGNAL
CCopyrUrht: 1B19: By John T. McCutcheon.l -
Yanks' Sound Device
Charted German Guns
Minute After Boom
PRINCETON'. X J, June C
Details of the "sound' , .ranging
service" in the overseas army, by
means of which the location and
caliber of enemy guns were re
corded and a photographic" chart
furnished one minute after enemy
artillery activity began, have
been made public here by Prof. Au
gustus Trowbridge, of the physics
department, until recently lieu
tenant colonel in the engineer
corps and chief of the sound and
flash ranging service of the Sec
ond American army. In recogni
tion of his work, Trowbridge was
recently awarded the distinguish-,
ed faervlce cross by tho- British
government.
Central stations located In dug
outs or shattered buildings, along
the front recorded photographi
cally the arrival of sound from
German batteries. These instru
ments, in addition, developed and
fixed photographic charts auto
matically in less than a minute
after the arrival of the sound of
the firing. In one minute more
information as to the exact posi
tion, target and caliber of the
enemy artillery could be tele
phoned to waiting American bat
teries. TWO PRISONERS ESCAPE
AS SHERIFF IS S.WORN
NEW HAVEN. Conn.. .Tun C
While county and c-it official. were
assembling in the New Haven countj '
jail for the installation or Thorn is I
L. Rellly, former Congressman, as .
high sheriff of New Haven countv, i
i
two prisoners escaped, upsetting for
a time the program for the i wearing
In of Mr Rcilly by Mayor Fitzgerald.
of New Haven. The prisoners were
working in the sub-rH'ar engine i
room of the jail, and when an assist-
ant engineer Wt a trap doot upon
they climbed tho ladder and escaped
through th door. J
CHILD, ASLEEP FOUR AND
i
A HALF DAYS. RECOVERS.
DALLES. Or ,luni r, After a
four and onf-half day. Iop the
little child of Mrs Viola Williams, of
Portland, being cared for by Mrs.
Addte Coon, of thu -ity. i awake to
day and on the mad to rH-ver from
a mysterious illness. Loral physi
cians bellevod the child suffered an
i attack of s'eppinjr .-.ukm-n
I Weakened cond-tion rrarked the
effects of the long U-t p I mctm snv
the child will thoroughly recover
1 w ithin slxtv d.t
j "CHILDREN WELCOME"
APARTMENT S.OON
LET
WILMINGTON. Del . June fi
unfurnished rooms for rent.
Three
rhil-
dren welcome "
Thi advertisement in n new. -paper
here brought a mob of home-seekers
to an apartment house on West
Fourtli street and it was soon rented.
The place was besieged by lmndr.-d.s
of women, who have found difficulty
in getting a place to live where chil
dren are allowed
This is the first result of the lash
ing given apartment house owners bv
Father Drum at a K. of r. retreat a
short time ago. Father Drum said a
law should be passed to prevent iuch
an encouragement "to race suicide.
There nre to kind of dollar
one thnt In neer worth more than n
h nnd red cent, and one thnt grown In
aiur. When ?ou put jour money In
Wnr Snvlngji Stamps, ou rbnnee jour
hundred-rent dollars into the kind
that grow. ,
of
ALEXANDRIA. Va., June 6. The
I Virginia State Federation of Labor,
after having been in session in this
city four days, adjourned yesterday
afternoon after accepting an invita
tion from Newport News to meet
there in 1010. W. K. Akers. of Roa
noke; W. C. Page, of Xewrort News;
T. H Nelson, of Alexandria; J. L.
Stewart, of Portsmouth, and W. A.
Davis, of Norfolk, were elected mem
bers of the executive board .1 W
Collins, of Alexandria; H. C. Davis,
ot Newport News,, and S. A. Minter.
?f Roanoke, were elected members of
he State legislative committee.
i Driven to desperation, he told the
police, by the taunts of Daniel Lewis
and several other men employed in
the yards of the Virginia Shipbuild
ing Corporation, George "Weaver
about 9 o'clock .this morning shot
Lewis three times.
' Weaver then reported the shooting
ti Superintendent Brown, handed
over his revolver and awaited the
coming of the police. Lewis was hur
ried t the Alexandria Hospital, where
it was found that one bullet had
lodged in his neck, another in his
right hip and the third penetrated his
body near the heart. Attending phy
sicians say that Lewis will probably
recover.
SAYS HE CANT BC CHRISTIAN.
DETROIT. June 6 "It is impossi
ble to lead a Christian life and at the
same time he a successful minister,"
the Rev. I Paui Taylor told his con
gregation in resigning his pastorate.
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J LEMON JUICE
1 FOR FRECKLES
i
f Girls! Make beauty lotion for
t a few cents Try it I
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Squeeze the juice of two lemon
Into a bottle containing thice
ounces of orchard white, shake well
and ou have a quarter pint of th.i
he! YtecUlt and ,an lotion jid i.i
plcxion bcautifler, at very, very
small cost.
Your grocer has the lemons and
any drug store or toilet counter will
supply three ounces of orchard
white for a few cents. Massage this
sweetly fragrant lotion into the
face, neck, arms and hand each
dny and see how freckles and blem-i-Oies
disappear in 1 li -w clear, soft,
nnd m.y white the skin bcromco.
Ves' It is harmless ahd never irri
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You Are Safe With
a Blue Book Along.
You cannot get lost
no matter where you are
motoring hereabouts if
you've got the Blue
Book with you. It makes
every route familiar
and tells you all about
what you want to know.
We carry Vols. 3, 4,
5 and 6.
Hon about KoiIhU Films? Take
p!(nt nliri(T and then let u de
velop and print them.
THE NATIONAL
REMEMBRANCESHOP
(Mr. Foatcr'a Shop). Open Ere.
14th and Pa. Ave
Virginia State Federation
Labor Closes Four-Day
Convention.
AERIAL DELIVERY
B
LONDON, June 6. London news
papers arc being delivered to towns
along the reacoast, cast, south and
west, and to cities In the midlands
by aeroplane. One of the nation's
most enterprising Journalists has
sent huge bundles of the - final
edition of a London morning and a
London evening paper to towns 100
to 200 miles distant in short time via
the air route, one machine often,
passing over several cities dropping
bundles of newspapers by means of
parachutes.
This adventure means that Eng
land more than everMn the past will
be dominated by London newspapers.
For years London newspapers have J
blanketed the Brfitish Is'Iea, selfing
in Dublin and Belfast, strange as it
may seem, as rapidly as they do In
London. The same has held true with
regard, to towns In Wales and Scot
land. As a result, papers in the
smaller towns, especially in the daily
field, lhave been stifled. Even cities
of 50,000 population have only weekly
papers printing only local news.
Residents at seaside resorts like
Margate, Brighton. Bournemouth,
have heen surprised by a machine
suddenly diving Into view from above
the clouds, releasing a. parachute
which gracefully floats down with
a 'JOO-pound waterproof package of
newspapers. A motorboat picks Up
the bundle and soon the prornenaders
are rea'ding the latest news of the
worid. The aeroplane clfmbs back
tnrougn tne clouds and proceeds to
other cities, releasing parachute
bundles of the latest edition.
Sometimes aviation news deliverers J
drop d6wn to the beach, taxi up to '
the unloading station an,d then reas
cend, sometimes the papers . are
dropped in a park. Seaplanes can
come within a block of Carmelite
House, the Thames River giving ac-
icess.
While aeroplane editions now are
regarded as "stunts" It is-- believed
that regular air delivery will be insti
tuted when conditions become more
practicable.
Kwp
stamps.
on Baying War Savings
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Tomorrow!
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Growing Girls' Canvai?
"Keds" Pumps, with rubber
soles and
heels.
2! to
8.
$1.45
Misses9 and Children's
Barefoot Sandah
and Play
Oxfords
Size 5 to 8
Size 8 Yi to 11.
Size 1 1 T i to 2
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Boys' Shoes At Great Savings
Boys' Gun
Lace Shoes.
well made.
value at
Size 2Y2
Originators
of Shoe Styles
De Luxe
Aimniin ii nifc
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WHY CAPITAL IS FREE
FROM SVERE STORMS
"Why "Washington has few really
severe storms or cold waves and does
not have the extremes- of climate ex
perienced in other sections of the
country is explained In. the annual
meteorological 'summary Issued by
the "Weather Bureau. "
The altitude of "Washington ranges
from near sea level to about 600 feet
above. "With the Alleghany moun
tains as a natural barrier about fifty
miles north and northwest and
Chesapeake Bay about thirty miles
to the east, this city Is well pro
tected from severe wind. About 75
per cent of the storms moving from
the "West pass eastward by way of
Buffalo, X. Y.. and tjie St. Lawrence
river.
SNYDER WINS m LOS ANGELES.
LOS ANGELES, Cal.. June 8.
Former Mayor Meredith P. Snyder was
elected mayor by a plurality of more
than 20,000 over, Frederick T. Wood
man, present mayor, according to re
turns from two-thirds of the vote In
Tuesday's municipal election. Uavnr
Woodman was recently acquitted of a
charge of receiving money to .protect
vice.
Interest Paid
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Shoe Stores, 1026-28 7th
Another
Saturday
For the Youngsters .
Dressy, 'comfortafMe,' good looking and long
wearing Shoes and Oxfords for hot weather at
pricestrjat .Qommend themselves, taitfaer purse of
every "mottier.
Summer Footwear for Misses,
Growing' Girls and Children
"Keds'forthe Summer
f
Growing Girls'
Canvas Pumps with
soles and heels.
"Keds",
rubber
2V2
to 8.
$2.45
Misses9 and Children's
White Canvas Mary
Jane Pumps
Leather
sole, can
vas pumps and
oxfords in
scores of
Tan Lotus Calf
Barefoot Sandals
and Play Oxfords.
Goodyear stitch
Cool, comfortable
and made to
stand hard
knocks. Extraor
dinary value.
styles especially priced
Sizes 5 to 8
n
.95
Sizes 8J to 11
Sizes 11 to
Metal English
Dressy and
Exceptional
Boys' Gun Metal English
Oxfords, sturdy, good look
in? lone: wearins: oxfords
tne price.
that are exceptional
values at
to
555.
Size 2Y: to
$2.95 $2.95
SHOESTORES
1026-28- St N.W
!0Y,5, CONFESSES,
TO KILLING INFANT
BOSTON. June 6. Five-year-old
Raymond Peeper confessed fo the. po
lice, they said, that he took a three
week-old baby Leroy F. Smart
stripped him of his tin clothing atd
dropped him to death from the win
dow of his home.
Then the infant's lifeless body was
dragged Into a cellar, where it was
found by his mother. The trase was
presented io tne East Boston, dis
trict court today.
,
O'CONNOR ELECTED TO HOISE,
NEW ORLEANS. June 6.-Janfts
O'Connor, of New Orleans, yesterdays
Vas elected to Congress from the Fir??
Louisiana district to flit the unex
pired term of Albert Estoplnal. of Sf
Bernard, who died recently. The eltc
ion was a formality, O'Connor hav
ng been selected by the Democratic
executive committee and Was without
opposition.
on All Accounts
conditions enables thent
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St. N. W.
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Special
sale ot&moes
Misses' and: Children's and
Growing Girls1 "Keds," White
Canvas Universal Oxfords,
with rubber soles and heels.
6 to 8 $1.19
sy2 to 11 $1.35
11 to 2 $1.45
.$1.45
$1.65
1.95
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