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Shipping News
Arrivals and Departures
at New York
ARRIVALS.
Today.
II E RE FRANCE—Havre _ _ 1 ;50 P M.
LACONIA—Liverpool 8:00 A M.
ro\CE—Puerto Rico ... 8:50 A.M.
ROBERT E. LEE—Norfolk_4:00 P.M.
SANTA LUCIA—Valparaiso- 8:50 AM.
ST. MIHIEL—San Juan 8:15 A.M.
SEMINOLE—Galveston 0:00 A.M.
YUCATAN—Vera Cruz 1 :ilo P.M,
YOLENDAM—Rotterdam _ 8:50 A.M.
Tomorrow.
ACADIA — Nova Scotia 5:00 P.M.
AMERICAN FARMER—London 8:50 A.M.
< ALAMARES—Port Limon 2:50 P.M.
KONIGSTEIN—Antwerp P.M
WEST’N WORLD—Buenos Aires Noon
SANTA PAULA-—San Francisco 9:00 A.M.
Thursday. July 29.
AT1.ANTIDA—La Ceiba P.M.
CITY OF CHATTANOOGA—Sa
vannah 7 :00 A.M.
CONTE DI SAVOIA- Naples
FT TOWNSIIEND -St. Johns
GEO. WASHINGTON—Norfolk 5:00 P.M.
PLATANO Puerto Cortez
PRES. WII.S'N—San Francisco 10 00 A M.
KONIGSTEIN Antwerp 8:00 AM.
PRESIDENT GARFIELD—World
cruise 0:00 A.M.
Saturday. July 51.
DE GRASSE Havre
DUCHESS OF ATHOLL—
Mont real
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT—
Hamburg _
SAILING.
(Trans-Atlantic.)
Today.
PMNllILn—Copenhagen 8 50 A M.
WEST IRMO—Freetown _ . 8:50 A.M.
Tomorrow.
RAMBI RG—Hamburg Midnight
Qt EEN MARY—Southampton Noon
WASHINGTON—Hamburg Noon
Thursday. July 29.
ft E Di; FRANCE—Havre _ Noon
ROBIN GRAY—Cape Town _
Friday. July 50.
AMERICAN FARMER London 4 00 P.M
BLACK GILL—Rotterdam
£ iA J *£ »* A*;; 21 R 0 w Midnight
EMILE FRANCQUI—Antwerp
KONIGSTEIN-—Antwerp Midnight ;
LACONIA—Liverpool 5.00 P.M.
MAE ‘Isthmian) -Alexandria
SCANMAIL—-Helsinki 5 00 P M
\ OLENDAM—Rotterdam Midnight
Saturday. August 1.
AMERICAN IMPORTER—
Liverpool ] 1 00 A M
BI'RGENSFJORD Oslo 1 .oo p M
CONTE DI SAVOIA—Genoa Noon
Cl PRIA—Casablanca ___
LAGAHOIM—Gothenburg __
WEST ISLETA
Loureno Marques __
SAILING.
(South and Central America, West Indies
and Canada.)
Today.
ANCON -Cristobal 4 on p.M
Cl RAC A—Salaverrv Noon
KANSAN—Cristobal r: 30 P.M.
NEWFOI NDLAND—Liverpool 7.00 P.M.
Tomorrow.
C \R \RORO—Maracaibo 3 on r M.
LIMON -Port Limon l.OOPM.
O N OF BERMI DA—Hamilton 3:00 P.M.
Thursday. July 29.
COAMO—Ciudad Trujillo 3 00 P.M.
N'ERISS A—Trinidad . ... 3:00 PM
PASTORES—Cristobal _ _ Noon
QITRIGCA—Port Limon . __ Noon
YlCATAN—Vera Cruz 4:00P.M.
Friday, July 30.
BONIFACE—Coara _ _ _
LADY HAWKINS Trinidad . ___
M E D E A— Maracaibo
S\NTA LI CIA—Valparaiso Midnight ;
ATLANTIDA—La Ceibn 11 .nil A M
CALAMARES—Santa Marta Noun '
CARINTIIIA- -Bermuda _ . 5.00 P M
IM C HESS OF ATHOI.L—
St Lawrence Cruise 10-30 pM. <
PORT TOWNSEND—St John's J1 (Mi A M.
MONARCH OF BERMIDA—
Bermuda 3.00 P M. 1
ORIENTE—Havana Noon i
PLATANO—Puerto Cortez. Noon
PONCE—San Juan Noon
P*NT\ P.M'LA—San Francisco Noon
WFSTERN WORLD—
Buenos Aires Noon
-•
Four Die in Crossing Crash.
ADRIAN, Mich., July 27 i/T1.—Four
persons were killed last night when
a Wabash Railroad passenger train
struck an automobile at Seneca, 14
Wiles southwest of Adrian.
The dead: Wesley Wolf. 21. and
his wife, 38. of Seneca, and their two
nephews. Bobby Lee Shadbolt, 7;
Duane Shadbolt. 5, of Medina. Mich.
TRAFFIC CONVICTIONS
SECOND-OFFENSE SPEEDING.
James H. White, Jr., 1116 Fifth
street northeast, $10.
FIRST-OFFENSE SPEEDING.
James C. Russell, 1011 Kenyon
street, $5.
Clinton D. Lutz, 1114 Eleventh
street, $5.
Kenneth D. Harrison, Maryland, $5.
Jules Alpher, 710 Tenth street
northeast, $5.
Clifford H. Adams, 1341 Connecticut
avenue, $5.
Matthew H. McMahon, 2609 Third
street northeast, $5.
George W. Edner, 1619 Seventeenth
street, $5.
Benjamin Carter. 921 U street, $5.
Raphael Masciori, 1826 Ontario
place. $5.
Victor W. Meyers, 1126 Eleventh
street, $5.
Harvey R. Nichol, jr„ 649 E street
northeast, $5.
Frank H. Murray, 949 Massachu
setts avenue. $5.
Thomas P. Lynch, 1118 Monroe
street northeast, $5.
James C. , Miller, 1837 Bennings
road northeast, $5.
David E. Spatzer, 151 Adams street,
$5.
Joseph F. Brooks, 3933 Fourteenth
street, $5.
Elbert Lilly. 1529 Sixth street, $5.
Fred E. Rest. 4500 Canal road, $5.
Eugene R. Liufferman, Virginia, $5.
Louis Smallwood, 24 McCullough
street, $5.
Walter H. Deane, Maryland, $5.
Leonard A. Chase, Maryland, $5.
Harrison L. Malmberg, Maryland,
$5.
Alton B. Alford, 7512 Georgia ave
nue, $5.
Nathan F. Henderson, Maryland, $5.
PERMIT SUSPENSIONS AND
REVOCATIONS.
William E. Branford, 1903 Seventh
street, 30 days.
Clarence P. Butcher, 3614 Patterson
street, suspended.
Dan Cassetta, 1478 Chapin street,
suspended.
Francis M. Darragh. 2463 Pennsyl
vania avenue, suspended.
Harvey S. Fearnow, 31 Q street
northeast, suspended.
Vivian Fincher, 221 F street, sus
pended.
Oswald P. Gamer, 1026 Kenyon
street, revoked.
Wilbur M Gerhart, 2827 Twenty
seventh street. 30 days.
John S. Krauss, 3326 P street, sus
pended,
John F Jensen, 1447 East Capitol
street, 30 days.
Jacob Mehlman. 4506 Georgia ave
nue. 45 days.
George Sklar, 1347 Gallatin street,
30 days.
Gilbert N. Tanner, 345 Cedar street,
30 days.
Samuel E. Tate, 4615 Jay street
northeast, revoked.
Henry L. Thomas, 2422 Seventeenth
street. 30 days.
Delbert R. Williams. 630 Alabama
avenue northeast, suspended.
Frank J. Lambiasi. Baltimore, sus
pended.
George J. O'Hare, Hyattsville, 30
days.
Flowers
for friends
who ore
Ocean bound
GUDE
BROS. CO.
Natl. 4276
SERVICE ORDERS
ARMY.
Stuart, Ool. Alexander J., Ordnance
Dept., from Washington, D. C., to
Aberdeen. Md.. July 23.
Case, Col. Rolland W„ Ordnance
Dept., from Aberdeen. Md., to Wa
tertown, Mass., July 21.
Joiner, Maj. Talley D., from Spar
tanburg, S. C., to office of the Ad
jutant General, Washington, D. C.,
July 23.
Bennison, Capt. Richard T., Quar
termaster Corps, from Baltimore, Md.,
to Ann Arbor, Mich., September 15.
Moseley, First Lieut. Eugene L.,
Quartermaster Corps, from Bolling
Field, D. C., to Baltimore, Md.
Taylor, First Lieut. Frank Augus
tus. from Washington, D. C, to Cam
bridge, Mass., August 15.
NAVY.
Trower, Lieut. (J.g.) Robert S„ 3d,
to Norfolk, Va., instead Naval Acad
emy.
Hatch, Lieut (j.g.) John L„ Medi
cal Corps, detached Puget Sound,
Wash., to Washington, D. C.
Jeffers, Lieut (j.g.) Clark P„ Med
ical Corps, detached Navy Yard,
Washington, D. C. instead Naval Med
ical School, Washington, D. C.
Perisho, Lieut (j.g.) Gordon M.,
Medical Corps, detached Naval Hos
pital, Washington, D. C, instead
Naval Medical School, Washington,
D. C.
Ramsey, Rad. Elec. John B., to duty
Radio Material School. Anacostia Sta
tion, Washington, D. C.
~ - —‘ —
DEATHS REPORTED
Lawrence Freeman, gg, Saint Elizabeth's
Hospital.
william R. Sherwood. 76. 334 0 Que «t.
Hardson. 73. Garflrld Hospital.
William E. Jones. 7 1. 1127 nth st. a.w.
Mars-J Davidson. HO, OfiO Shepherd s*.
David L. Hardaway. 63, Providence Hos
pital.
Isaac Tenenbaum, 61, 1100 North Capitol
Blanche Carter. 60./Sibley Hospital.
Edward M. Decker. fti), Emergency Hospital.
Carrie O. Carter. 48. 1720 Ktlbourne pi.
Anna M. Martin. 4 1. Garfield Hospital.
Robert L. Stone. 34. Gallinger Hosnltal
Harel Widdifleld. :i4. Providence Hospital.
Infant Paul E. Bartlett. Children s Hospital.
Ruth J. Coleman. 78. 1708 Oregon ave.
Cora Stewart. 68. 474 O st.
Grant Hibkins. 60. Gallinger Hospital
Willie Donohoe. 4*’, Freedmen's Hospital.
Helmar Stevenson. 4. 42^ Oth at. a.w.
__ TRAVEL.
steamship" tickets
Over all lines
Travel Department
AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY.
_ STEAMSHIPS.
BERMUDA VIA FURNESS. $60 up. round
trip with private bath on Monarch o(
Bermuda and Queen of Bermuda Fre
quent ^ailines._Ask_your travel aeent
WEST INDIES A CARIBBEAN GUEST
CRUISES every week with the Great White
Fleet IT and IK days $100 and up.
UNITED FRUIT CO . Pier .1. North River.
New York or your Travel Agent
RESORTS.
OCEAN CITY. N. J.
AJHIHIRIKJIALKJHIHIHIHICP
^cflafideri
A 9*7 Slaton —Jam 19th ta Sipt. 1 Stfa
located directly on the ocean*front.
Write for deicriptive folder and rote*
J. HOWARD SLOCUM, Manager
i ; ~ ~i
OCEAN CITY, MD.
front, modern!
season under
___ management. •
COLONIAL BEACH, VA.
COLONIAL BEACH HOTEL
On the broad Potomac. Beautiful, health
ful. restful and homelike. Good food,
running artesian water in room, private
baths, and rates from *13.00 weekly.
*3.00 up daily with all meals. Peninsula
Greyhound Bus. Frank D. Blackistone.
Owner and Manager.
THE BREAKERS
Apartments accommodating .3 persons *13
per week. Others 4 to 8 persons *30 to *33
per week. Rooms. European plan, *1.33
per day. Reduced rents by the season.
Mrs. Cahiii-Bryan. Owner and Manager. *
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
TODAY.
Meeting, Connecticut Democrats of
District, Columbia Theater Building,
1110 F atreet, 8 p.m.
Meeting, Hamilton Club, Hamilton
Hotel, 8 p.m.
TOMORROW.
Luncheon, Exchange Club, Lafayette
Hotel, 12:15 p.m.
Luncheon, Gyro Club, Lafayette Ho
tel, 12:30 p.m.
Luncheon, Rotary Club, Willard Ho
tel, 12:30 p.m.
Luncheon. Soroptimist Club, Willard
Hotel, 1 p.m.
Luncheon, Lions Club, Mayflower
Hotel, 12:30 p.m.
Luncheon, Electrical Institute, Carl
ton Hotel, 12:30 p.m.
Meeting, Boys’ Guidance Associa
tion, Willard Hotel, 4 p.m.
Meeting, Philatelic Society, Carlton
Hotel, 8 p.m.
Meeting, Navy Yard Local, No. 250,
N. F. F. E, Public Branch Library,
Seventh and D streets southeast, 8 p.m.
Meeting, Entertainment Committee,
District Federation of Federal Em
ployes’ Unions, 710 Fourteenth street,
8 p.m.
-•
MARRIAGE LICENSE?
Frank C. Hall tr.. 21. and Zelma Reo Hel
ton. 20. both of Alexandria. Va., Rev.
Ralph W. Frame.
David Levin. 30. and Susan Parker. 28.
both of 118 Madison st.; Rev. Aaron
Volkman.
Wilburn I. Covinaton. 1r.. 29. Ashland Va.,
and Carolina V. Carter. 23. 1300 Trini
dad ave. n.e.; Rev. Frank E. Johnston.
1r.
John D. Garvin. 2T. Brackenridge- Pa . and
RESORTS.
GREAT-NORTHERN RAILWAY
Route of the Empire Builder
Between Chiraco and Pacific Northwest.
POLAND SPRING, ME.
F : T ™
Atsncs V. Grav, 24, 1900 P at.; Rev.
_ Francis Yarnall.
Edward B. Cottrell. 25. 928 14th st.. and
Rose Lee Davis, 26, 2307 15th at.; Rev.
M. P. German.
William N. Horne. 21, 903 M at., and Bar
bara F. Browder, 18, 218 C at.; Rev.
. C 8. Brices.
V. T. Waldrum. 22. 615M, L st.. and Yeenea
Cardwell. 18. 1016 49th at. n.e.; Rev.
„ E K. Tyler.
Harry D. Brown. 49. and Clara Murphy. 37.
both of 156 Quander st. s.e.; Rev. D. E.
Wiseman.
Melvin C. Bosher 26, Richmond. Va., and
Mary E. Bond, 24, Ellerson, Va.; Rev.
J. H. Dunham.
George R. McGraw, 21, and Velma E L.
Wicker. 18. both of Altoona, Pa., Rev.
S. T. Nickolas.
George Shanklin. 23. and Margaret King.
24. both of Amissville. Va.; Rev. Wiley
„ Westray.
Herman Slater. 31. and Bessie Murray. 35.
both of 3102 South st.; Rev. J. T.
Harvey.
Matthew Dixon. 28. 2422 Eye at., and
Henrietta Cole, 24, 2423 Eye st.; Rev.
J. T. Harvey.
Cyrus A. Wood. 62. and Julia L. De Puy.
52. both of New York City; Judge
Nathan Cayton.
Crawford L. Kline, 21. and Louise E
Powell. 21. both of Williamsport. Pa.;
Rev. C 8. Biggs.
George W. Sheflett. 21. 1246 Evarts st.
n.e., and Hellen L. Taylor, 21, 2130 H
st.: Rev. A. F. Poore.
Albert 8. Goldblatt, 23. 315 Ta.vlor st.. and
Adele Sisco, 21, 906 Gallatin st.; Rev.
8. H. Metz.
Albert K. Weymouth, 24. 727 19th st.. and
Helen P Kuntz. 25. Keystone Apart
ments. Rev. Preeley Rohrer.
Arthur M Menard. 27. and Adella M.
Perreault, 32, both of 1800 Kalorama
rd.. Rev. V. 8. McDonough.
James E. Seale. 30. 731 6th at., and
Lucille D. Cox. 25, Memphis. Tenn.;
Rev. H. M Hennlt.
Aubrey E. Jones, 32, 1104 Irving at., and
C. O. Pearson. 31. 1916 New Hampshire
ave.: Rev. J. H. Marshall.
Roland E. Stewart. 22, 40 Pierce at., and
Clara E. Satleflelds. 19. 2224 Georgia
ave ; Rev. Anthony Williams.
Linwood C. Besemer. 20. and Evalyn L.
Joyner. 21. both of Philadelphia, Rev,
R. L. Gregory.
Edmond H. Brill. Jr.. 30. and Mary D.
Dombrick, 27. both of Richmond. Va.;
Rev. J. H. Dunham.
Roosevelt Oliver, 20. 1034 Oth st.. and
Viola C. Anderson, 23. J622 Church st.;
Rev. T. L. Travis.
Stanly R. Polly. 25. 1920 Biltmore st.. and
Sylvia V. McGrath. 21, 2029 Huidekoper
Dl.; Rev. Clyde Brown.
Howard D. Anthony. 64. and Prances E.
Peters. *19. both of 3672 13th st.. Judge
R. E. Mattingly.
Walter E. Marlow. Jr., 23. 0227 12th at.,
and Ethel L. Gibson. 24. 6225 12th st.;
Judge R. E. Mattingly
Harris Berman. 25, 6513 7th st., and
Harriet E Levin, 24, 3431 O at.; Rev.
M. H. Levinson.
BIRTHS REPORTED
3acar L. and Norma R. Anderson, boy.
Marshall W. and Katharine N. Baggett,
girl.
Frederick W. and Lillian M. Bauman, boy.
Leonard R and Margafet E. Carr. boy.
Jerome and Thelma A. Cosimano. bov
William T. and Ruth A. Drinkard girl.
Bernard L. and Ruth C. Eberts, girl.
Raymond A. and Isabel K. Gilligen. boy.
Clarence W. and Naomi Hays, girl
Prank B. and Margaret A. Hill. girl.
Albert B. and Lanora H. Hunt. boy.
Philip P. and Jeannette Keller, boy.
Travis J. and Mary C. Long, boy
Gus A. and Artemis Patterson, girl.
Hugh B and Dorothy B. Provine. boy.
James E. and Jean W. Rhodes, girl.
Herron L. and Imogene M Sherrill, boy.
Patrick F. and Lillian Taylor, girl.
John J. and Dorothy C. Thornton, girl.
Bernard C. and Bertha M. Trupp. bov
Donald J. and Virginia D. Woolley, girl.
Joseph B. and Mildred L. Austin, girl.
Thomas J. and Mildred C. Baker, boy.
Osca#W. and Lillie C Bryan, boy
Thomas J. and Gladys M. Chastan*. boy.
Frank E. and Gladys B. DeAtley. boy.
Olin L. and Helen V. Dyer. boy.
Edward J and Veronica V. Flanagan hoF.
Woodrow E and Frances E. Haines. Girl
I^eonard O and Rebecca E. Hayes, girl.
Allen J. and Edith Humps, boy
Sidney 8 and Rosaline Kalt/. boy.
John J and Helen E. Kelly, girl
Charles E. and Marlon B Marshall girl.
George H. and Hazel L Posey, boy
Daniel and Margaret I. Ragen. bov
Joseph H and Nellie E Savage, boy.
Rudolph and Laura Strickland, girl
Clifton P. and Eleanora E. Thompson. bo»
twins.
Sduth T and Elaine Trimble, hoy.
James R. and Leona F Weedon. girl
John W and Margaret R. Wright. g‘rl.
John and Catherleen Blalock, girl
John and Mary Carroll, bov
Alexander and Addle Chandler, girl.
William and Thelma Cypress. gl»l.
John F and Mildred Davis, bov
John and Catherine Green, girl
Marcellus and Irene Johnson, girl,
Clen and Thomasina Powers, hoy
Harry and Elizabeth Ray. boy
Golden and Clarice Rogers girl
Frank and Phvllis Stewart, boy.
Richard and Thelma Brogsdale girl.
Raymond and Ruth Carter girl.
Robert and Julia Cotton, girl.
(P0NTkIp\
> YOURSELF <
/ ABOUT cigarette PRICES. ONCE you |
I THOUGHT A CIGARETTE LOWER'N I
I TWO BITS COUtDN'T BE ANy QOOV #
V — NOW you CAN GET "TOPS' /
( FOR IOt A PACK. |
I THE NEW KINP /
V proves it. fr
w-m .... mi 1 i 11 ■ m I
Once, good cigarettes cost 25 cents—then 15 cents.
Today, a dime buys “tops”. The finest quality
Turkish and Domestic Tobacco—mellowed, heat
treated to suit your throat—wrapped in expensive
French Champagne paper — that’s Domino.
Saves you $18 to $36 a year. It pays to try them.
DOMINO
The Double Mild
I
1 i
RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J._
UM STRAND
J ATLANTIC CITY V
I l/tnrts\jlvanuL Jiul. and 1Boardwalk*
American & &uropean 9lans
« GARAGE ON PREMISES S
Jfyottl JJormanbp
r“ 149 S. South Carolina Avonuo
| Ion Ft. From Boardwalk ;
I Elevator to Street Level S
I Newly Returnlshed—All^Outaide Rooma I
I 91 SO I'p Per Person—With Bath II I
■ Attr.^Wkly. Rales—Ownership-Mat._
HOTEL EDISON ffiggPSa,™
Modern. Running water all rooms. Prl
vate_bath._Free parking._$1_up daily.
ATLANTIC CITY gfe
Convention Hall. Room 119, Atlantic City.
The Ambassador
ATLANTIC CITY.
POLAND SPRING, ME.
, ; j
V ^ • ’ V '■ *
RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITV, N. J.
JT An t'nuMual Setting ^
I r ».li i_i Lawn* and Flower* ... I
O'"* •■<! Boardwalk ... 1
Bathing Caaino Privilege*
...Famoua Crill ...Carag*
Special Weekly Rate^
South Tennessee Ave.—Official AAA Hotel.
One of the cleanest and most attractive
hotels in Atlantic City. European plan,
rooms with or without bath. Innerspring
mattresses. New furnishings. Bathing.
Garage. Rates as low as tl.60. Phone
4-'»tWO. J, W. Binder. Mgr.
POLAND SPRING, ME.
■I- ■ ■ .j,:
Vacation PaAodUe.
Cool, clear, pine-scented air—3,000 acres to romp over—an 18-hole private golf
course at your front door—excellent horses and miles of bridle paths—tennis—
bathing and sandy beaches. Two delightful hotels, Poland Spring House—Man
sion House—open May to November—wile today/or Booklet. Address either hotel,
Poland Spring, Maine.
HOME OF THE FAMOUS Poland Water
I
Our Biggest Sale in 36 Years
Of Brand-New Fall 1937 Suits, Topcoats and Overcoats
I ~The
Bitter
Truth
We sadly over
bought last Spring* in
fluenced by rapidly
increasing wholesale
costs (and they are
still rising). We went
into the market and
placed enormous or
ders in addition to our
regular commitments.
As a result of our op
timism we are fright
fully overstocked.
| Result, this remark
able sale.
We hope we never
have to duplicate it
Open a Charge Account
Courtesy Parking
N.w. Cor. 12th & E St*.
Gentlemen, this is no exaggeration. The Mode was established in 1902. We have made a
practice of selling only the finest clothing and only reducing it for regular clearance pur
poses twice each year. Now we offer hundreds upon hundreds of new Fall suits, topcoats
and overcoats at drastically reduced prices. Only fine, modern garments, modeled and tai
lored to our customary rigid standards are available. Many distinctive new Fall fashions
are present. This is YOUR ONE BIG RARE OPPORTUNITY. Don't miss it.
Every garment is a Richard Prince or a Fashion Park
$40
Suits and Topcoats
$29*85
$45 and $50
Suits, Topcoats and
Overcoats
$34*85
$50 to $65
Suits, Topcoats and
Overcoats
$39*85
Store Hours—9 to 6
Saturdays—9 to 3
A $5 deposit will reserve
your selection until
Nov. 1st
‘Vi i

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