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THE WASHINGTON TIMES, SUNDAY, MAT 19, 1912.
CHILDREN OF FOUR
PARISHES MARCH IN
AY
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Annual Event in Honor of
Virgin Mary Observed
L Here.
Children or several Calhollc parishes
will march In annual procession this af
ternoon, such solemn ceremonial fcelng
Announced by St.' Joseph's, St. Patrick's,
Ht. Dominic's and St. Aloyslus'. This
processions, of St, 'Dominic's and S'.
Patricias will begin at 4 p. rti. At the
lher two church tho children will start
an hour earlier.
A shrine of tho blessed Virgin will
be carried In tho St. Joseph's parish
procession by tho Misses Winifred Carr,
Helen Helnbach, Florcneo Hoaford,
TfcJIliabcth Dillon, Margaret Mullhall,
Marie Kolte, Helen Hess and Amelia
Hathaway, following them and bear
ing a crown of ilowers, to bo placed on
the statue of tho Virgin In the i-hurcli
after the procession Is ended, will come
th6 Misses Mary Housseuu and Teresa
O'Reilly. Banners will be borno by
Frances McGrath and Mudellno Fisher.
Assembled about the nltar the children
will Irear a sermon preached by the
Rev. Edward F. Coyle of St. Charles
College, Cafonsvllle, Md.
Six hundred children will take part In
'tho procession of St. Dominic's with the
Soldiers' Home band leading. Tho pro
cession will end at the Dominican con
vert, whero tho May queen, Miss Mar
garet Keane, will crown tho statue of
the Virgin, assisted by tho following
maldiNof honor: Catherine heavy, Nora
Itcane, Mamie Qulnn, Alice Neltzej,
Nellie Hurley, Catherine Marsden, Jo
anna Daly and Cathenno Regan. The
crown bearers will bo Marguerite Fitz
gerald and Catherine Hopkins.
Tho May procession of St. Aloyslus
parish will leave the church at North
Capitol and I streets and proceed north
to K street. From there it will turn
w6st to Second street and then proceed
sbuth on Second to I street and east on
I to the church. i
Tho procession of St. Patrick's Church
will wend its way down the east sldu ot
Tenth Street to F, across Tenth to tho
west 'side of the street and thence back
t6 the church. Miss H. Qantkey, ono or
the Sunday school teachers, has been
elected May nueen. Tho Rev. John M.
McNamara will preach the sermon in
the church when the prpcesslon has
elided.
Mpr. Russell, pastor of St. Patrick's,
preached to a congregation composed
largely of boys and girls at 8 o'clock
this morning, these being Ilrst commun
icants. Mgr. Russell was the celebrant
of this mass.
COMMERCE CHAMBER
IS ON ITS LAST LAP
WORKS FOR BENEFIT
OF MEMORIAL FUND
Inez Ryan Gives Recital to Help
Campaign for Memorial to Be
Built at Arlington.
On tho eve of her taking up, acting as
a profession, Miss Inez Tyree Ryan, the
seventeen-year-old Washington student
and exponent of Shakespearean roles,
dollghtcd a large audience with a recital
of selections from Shakcspcaro und mis
cellaneous selections at the residence of
Mrs. C. A. Wayne, "15t0 Q street north
west, last night.
The recital was for the benefit of the
Arlington Memorial Fund, which pur
poses erecting in the National Cemetery
b monument to tho Confederate dead
burled there.
CONFEDERATE DEAD
TO BE REMEMBERED
Their Graves in Arlington Ceme
tery to Be Decorated Sun
day, June 9.
While tho graves of the soldiers who
died for tho Union cause are to bu
decorated on Memorial Day, thoso of
tho Con'cderuto dead in Arlington
Cemetery will not be forgotten, though
they will not ho remembered on the
same day. Plans aro now under way
by the vnrlous Southern societies and
organizations In the District for memor
ial services to bo held Sunday after
noon, Juno 9. N
A meeting was hold at tho Confel
erate Home, 1322 Vermont avenue north
west, lust night, and Capt. John M.
lllcUcy was elected chairman of the
Joint arrangements committee and Mru.
K. R. C. Humphries' vice chairman.
Mrs. J. T. Callaijhiin wilt bo In charge
of tho musical program, and Mru.
Ueorae S. Covington Is chairman of tho
floral committee.
Among tho speakers will- bo sevciul
Southern Congressmen,
Officers Detailed
To Artillery School
LleUts. Louis C. Vogt and George A.
Bonnet, of the First Battery; Field Ar
tillery, District National Guard, have
been detailed for a thirty-day tour of
duty at tho artillery school at Fort Sill,
Okla. Lieut. George G. Wilson una
Harry K. Shilling, also of tho Light Ar
tillery, will leavo In July for u period
of work In the artillery Instruction
camp at Fort Riley, Kas. Thoy will bo
absent ten days.
Falls Dead.
MIDDLBTOWN. Del.. May 19.-Whlln
.in her way to church this morning Mrs.
Henrietta Jones, aged fifty-four years,
a resident of this town, dropped dead In
the street. Heart disease was attributed
as tho causa of death.
BOY HERO FAILS
TO SAVE -WOMAN
Thirtcen-Year-Old Lad Drags Octo
genarian From Track, But
Too Late.
PITTSBURGH. Mav 19.-Rdihuel' Zeln
1'Hcli, thirteen, a newsboy of Heme
stead, made n. heroic effort late last
lilgl:t to rescue Mrs. Julia Walsh, aged
eighty, from death at a grade crossing
In Homestead. Both Were struck, tho
woman sustaining lacerations on the
head and a broken arm, along with
oth'.r tnjuiles from which fha died this
morning at Mercy Hospital. Young
Zclnbuch saw her on the track ahead
of an approaching train. He rushed to
Ikt and pulled her off th track, but
not In time to prevent lh engine from
hitting thorn. Zelnbath escaped with a
few brulces.
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UYnoiIEEL Insures straight heels, nnd affords
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to a well-dressed person. ., , ,.
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4013 PAIIIC HEIGHTS AVE- BALTIMORE, MD.
James River Steamer Carries
Vashingtonians To Old
Point Comfort.
RICHMOND. May 19.-The Washing
ton Chamber of Commerce left Rich
mond this morning at 10 o'clock on a,
day steamer,. on the James river for
Old Point Comfort, after spending a
day and night In this city. The points
of historic' interest ulong the river will
be pointed out to the members of tho
prty by those who have taken tho trip
before. Tho Chamber's steamer Is
scheduled to arrive at Old Point at 5
this evening. After dinner they will
board the Southland for the return to
Avashlngton, arriving early Monday
morning.
Good weather followed the party
through their stay in Richmond and
the trip has been thoroughly enjoyed
by the seventy-llvo members. Thero
has been no attempt at formality and
members have had free rein to pursue
their own pleasure and entertainment
as they Individually desired.
Tho reception at tho Hotel Jefferson
by the Richmond Chamber of Com
merce was tho only formal affair of
the stay In Richmond. The Washing
ton business men learned then that the
I Richmond-Washington highway Is to
, be built whether Washington takes any
share' In the undertaking or not, al
though the opinion was expressed here
that the completed road would be of
more benellt to the people of the Cap
ital than to those of Richmond.
Henry W. Anderson, president of the
highway corporation which was formed
to finance the project, told the Wash
ington men ht the reception that Rich
mond had already raised $60,000 and that
th .counties through which the road Is
to run would take a largo share of the
expense upon their shoulders.
The reception at the Jefferson con
tested of much cordiality upon the part
Of. the officers and directors of the Rich
mond Chamber. Considering the fact
that the Richmond people had not been
informed officially of tho Intended visit
of the Washingtonians, the hospitality
of the Richmond business men was es
pecially appreciated by the Washington
tolirlsts.
Among those who received were Pres
ident Tazewell M. Carrlngton, vice pres
ident: E. C. Laird. Coleman Wortham,
O. V. Funston, John Stewart Bryan,
Henry AV. Anderson and Secretary R.
A. Dunlop.
The afternoon was spent visiting
points of Interest about tho city. The
party broke up Into small groups booh
niter luncheon and followed no set pro
gram. President James F. Oyster,
Ralph W. Lee, D. S. Porter and George
F. Sehutt were entertained at the Coun
try Club at dinner last night.
EDUCATIONAL
ELOCUTION AND 81NQINO.
MRS! EMILY FRBCII DAILVES.
111 11th Ht, N.' E. Phone Lincoln I73J.
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LEARN
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Illustrators and
Cartoonist Are In
Demand.
Complete courses 13
Illustrating, Cartoon
ing, and De&lgnlng.
Pupils may enter
at any time. Day
and evening classes.
bpeclal attention to
beginners. Full in
formation -and Illus
trated Art Rook on
request.
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after meals for a day or so and you will
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cafiCH of Bad Breath. Sour Stomach, Consti
pation, Headache, Heartburn, Biliousness,
Insomnia. Lazy Liver, Dizziness, and Dys
pepsia, if a 25c package (100 tablets) doosn't
cure or relieve you, we return your money.
Do you want a better guarantee?
Patent Remedies
10c Bromo Seltzer Bi
$1.00 Dloxogen -tile
50c Dioxogon Sic
25c Dloxogen- 18c
25c Mcntholatum 12c
36c Fletcher's Castorla 21c
llc.rlioWn Minted Milk, PQ Aft
liiinpltnl nine (3t).UU
50c Phillip's Milk Magnesia ....Mc
COc Parisian Sago Hair Tonic. ,13c
50c Herpiolde 3lc
$1.00 Horplcide TOc
11.00 Sanotogen 85e
50c Armour's Reef a.'o
36c Steero Beef Cubes 27c
25c Oxo Beef Cubes 15c
25c Llsterlnp i:ie
26c Qlyco Thymollne 17p
50c Glyco-Thymollne !We
$1.00 aiyco-Thymollne Wc
SI. 00 Danderlno BOe-
50c Danderlnc 33c
25c Danderlno 14c
COc Listcrlne 32c
$1.00 Llsterlne 5Ho
Henry S. Wampole's Tasteless
Extract ot Cod. liver Oil. $1.00
size J 'l!)c
Phosphu Quinine, cures cold
In 4H hourn,the regular It.
23c boxen JLUL
for People Who Are All Tired Out
s0yr7po"fdrlypnphosphites
it sharpens tne appetite, aids di
gestion and brings healthy, restful
sleep helping nature In her ef
forts to restore tho wasted mind
and body to normal health. Ac
knowledged by the medical profes
sion as the best remedy for use In
all chronic and wasting diseases
of the nervous system. DOL- rnfl
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HOUSEHOLD DRUG NEEDS
For freshness and nuulltv. nrotnntncss
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it win pay you to iook over tins list.
lowest possible prices
BORAGIC ACID
Chemically Pure
1 Pound Box
anil accuratene83 and for
ImmcXa
20c
SUfJ A It MILK.
ITsedl to modify milk. We sell the
best muke of this article. fti.
Round box Alt
rownrcitKn iinitAX.
Pacldc Coast Borax, In bulk. ?
Pound DC
In the original 20-mule-Team Q
package, pound L
Henna Leaves
Round
29c
Lavender Flowers.
Pound
29c
Chalk and Orris, the rell-
able Tooth Powder. Quarter 1 "1 ,
lb 11C
Prepared Chalk, In cones, tho
best silver polish; It doesn't (Tn
scratch. Pound 9L
Spanish
Pound ...
Whitening.
5c
Epsom rialtri, the best.
Pound
5c
Fluid Kxtract ("ascara Aromatic.
The laxative for children and Or-grown-ups.
I oz. bottle iJtJL
Pure Castor Oil.
1 ounces
9c
Pure Glycerin.
Pound bottle ....
25c
IIA.M)Y LOTION.
A grepseless preparation for
chupped hands and lips or any
roughness of the skin. Kid gloves
enn be worn Immediately 11
after Its use. Price JLUC
16c Carbona 10c
25c Cnrhona 10c
HOc Carbona 30c
25c American Rat and Roach
Paste cut to 12c
60c Tar Bags 41c
60c Tar Hags. Sic
75c Tar Bags 2c
90c Tar Bags V....73P
niCO CIUJAIt FLAKES
keep the moth away; lb. 1A-
box 1UC
MOTH II A M.S. 3 LHH.. 10c.
rimis BUM CAMPHOR
nlpcks ... ,i..., ..v. .,. OuC
SOLUTION CHLORIDE
for disinfecting Cellars. Chicken
Houses, otc Quart bottle rtr.
cut to .' 40C
Flaubcr Salts.
Pound
5c
Phosphate Soda,
make. Pound
the best
15c
Powdored Alum
Pound
10c
Rlcarbonate
Pound
Soda, the best.
8c
Sal Ammoniac, enough for
4 batteries. Found
:iOc
WcorESn la
i Jtwt I
IJ JVNNMIWI BJ
Woodbury's
Hair
Tonic
The 25c
Bottles
Cut to
12c
Toilet Articles
G0c Hinds' Honey & Almond
Cream
25c Woodbury's Facial Cream .
25c Pond's Ext. finishing
Cream
50c El Prlmo Massage Cream..
25c Peroxide Cream
60c Pompelan Massugc Cream.
75c Pompelan Massage Cream.
$1 Pompelan Massage Cream...
25c Satin Skin Cream
10c I), ft R. Cold Cream
25c D. & R. Cold Creum
36c D. & U. Cold Cream
50c D. & R. Cold Cream ..s
33e
llc
.13c
,20e
.ir.c
,2o
,-IUc
.Rile
.IKo
..7c
. ISe
,27c
,38c
FRECKLES
Bk cf "r ' B J v t9
Don't worry about the winds
bringing out freckles. Spelser's
Frecklo Cream will make them dis
appear ns quickly as they come.
The 50c Jo. Tvlth- this 9Qn
coupon LiXJKs
Scidlitz Powders
SIADK FRKSH EVKIIY DAY,
The old-time laxative that
still holds goo. Box
15c
Gout, Rheumatism, Gravel
and
all other renal troubles cured with
Piperazine Water,
Case of one dozen hot- fljr OCT
tPtSMt
ties
alt'Vl in
Liver Salts
The bent Uric
Aclil SoHrnt. 2."c
bottlen cut to
19c
VIOLET TALCUM
One
Pound
Cans
19c
Colgate's Tooth
Powder
With Cake of Soap
15c
oii"
. oturn. H
POWOCK 9
' TwTrttTH 1
rss
&
Swift's Pride Cleanser
Tire Best Cleaner
On Edrlh
10c cans cat' to
I
9itePn4e
Cleanser
5c
Elkay's
Straw Hat
Oeaner
Will make
last year's
atratv but
look like
neir,
10c
ium
Solution 5
Chlorides
Disinfectant for
Sick Rooms,
Chicken Houses,
and Cellars,
25c
Moth Proof Tar Bags
Suit Slit,
49c
Overcoat
SUe,
69c
79c
Auto-Coat
Size,
CIGARS AT CUT PRICES
Wc Give No Coupons Nothing But Values
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Klor l)r liorrr a A clear
Havana cigar, made from excel
lent material, thoroughly matured
and blended. Possesses a fine
flavor.
Another fresh shipment of this
well-known Havana cigar. .Made to
sell for 10c. Get In on this sale.
7c, 4 for 25c; box of 60, 3.
L.OVERA.
2 for 25c size.
Cut to 3 for 23c. Box of 100, JS.00
ADKLINA PATTI,
A tine 10c Clear Havana.
7c; i for 25c.
, . .Box of BO. J3.00, .
ROSSINI.
A high-grade 10c Cigar.
Special price, 7c; 4 for 25c.
Box of SO, $3.00.
R. G. SUL.UVAN 7-20-t.
Tho largest soiling 10c cigar In tho
country; Londrcs and Perfecto.
3 for 25c; J3.60 box of 60.
HOVO Dl MONTEREY Pcrfectos.
Cut to !0c straight; to per box of 23.
WIZARD PIPE.
Carry it In your pocket lighted.
Regular price, H.
O'Donnell's prjee. 29a
HWW-U.MHRk.
FLOR DE MANUEL.
Imperialcs, 2 for 25c size.
Special, 10c straight.
The 10c size In two shapes.
7c; 4 for 25c; box of 60, J3.
LA CANDILLO.
The highest grade of cigar ever of
fered for 5c straight.
Box of 60. $2.50.
Hell dm Thee excellent cigars
are made In Philippine Islands by
the moat skillful cigar makers on
that Island, and only the best
Manila leaf tobacco enters Into
them. You never enjoyed a mild
er cigar or finer smoke.
"Hallos Invlnclbles. 6c; C for 25c.
Box of 60, $1.98.
Helios Vencedores, 5c.
Box of 25. $1.00.
EL KRACO.
5 in a box. Regular price, 25c
Our price, 15c.
EL DORADO.
A good 5c cigar.
8pecial, 3 for 10c; 8 for 23c.
25 In a tin box for 75c. 1
LA CUHArETTE.
Londres" extra a long 6c smoke.
Special, 3 for 10c: 8 for 23c
Box of 60, $1.50.
vIImb? bsSi
Randall's
Pure
GrapeJuice
Positively the
Best
In America,
full Pill Bellies
16c
3 lbs. for 10c
SUGAR MILK
Used to modify
Milk,
Lb. Box
21c
pfflffijl
Aitiorita
Beauty Cream
A perfect
trtii eJeaa
Cold Crrajni
usually Hold
tor 40c. OQrt
Cut to.. faOl.
DOOM
FIAKB
.nnoirom
fHWM!
wsiwa
Red Cedar
Flakes
Keeps the
Moth array.
BOX
10c
K0RN PAINT
Cure
Corns
Ituntons
Warta
and
Callouses
Easy to Apply Bottle 10c
WAKE
UP
Our Nickel
Alarm Clocks
will Ret yon to
work on time.
$1 Clocks Cut to 49c
AVhnt You Need In n
Good Spring Tonic
There is Positively Nothing Better Than
Beef, Iron and Wine
XVsX
An excellent uppetlzer unil In
vluorator. Nothing- better for per
sons who aro tired out and are
suffering from a rundown consti
tution. full Pint Bottle for 25c
Wo will cheerfully rofund your
money If this medicine falls to
benefit you.
Kidney Plasters
Coinnosed of cums
und extracts of great
medicinal merit As
a curative for lame
back (acute or
chronic), inflamma
tion of the- kidneys,
and, in fact, all kid
ney complaints and
disorders of the urin
ary organs, bladder
or liver, they have
no equal. The reg
ular 26c plas- I jr
ters cut to, . . . JLtll
Prices Cut in Half
on Rubber Goods
$1.00 2-Quart
Fountain
Syringe
CUT TO
49c
fSj
W((!t))l II
$1.00 Hot Water Rags, made of a
very good quality white rubber;
guaranteed for 1 year. in.
Cut to 4aC
2-quart Saturn Seumless Fountain
Syringe; red. rubber; guar- (J- -Q
anteed for 2 years. Cut to.. DJ.JL7
2 and 3-quart Goodyear Special
Fountain Syringe; worth CJf JQ
$2.50. Cut to DJL.Ut7
HIDNO
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House
Cleaning
9 Needs
Ivory Soap, 3 cakes lie
Sunny Monday Soap, 3 cakes... lie
Fairy Soap, 3 cakes 10c
Household Rubber Gloves
These gloves can be worn with
out tho slightest Inconvenience or
discomfort In doing general house-
work, and will preserve tho hands.
They aro soft, pliable, and have no
seams whatever. Always order
about ono size larger than your
regular kid glove size. Cut
to
39c
Kidney Remedy
A formula derived
from tho experience
of generations of
praotlcing physlciaas.
This remedy is of
great value In reliev
ing the minor incipi
ent disorder,! et tlio
'kidneys and restoring
wiem to normal rnn
condition. Bottle OxJK,
T I MM
C JHBINATK Sip
5C&PCR p
(SXJ
Woodbury's
Scalp
Cream,
The Regular 25c
Jars, -Cut
to
10c
Are You Troubled With
Roaches, Water Bugs
Or Ants?
If so Use
Roach
Knocker
It kills the bugs, but is non
poisonous to ppople. Large "lOp
15c Peterman's Hoach Food Pc
25c Peterman's Roach Food ...17c"
1 lb. can Chloride Lime He
There's No CJjgSpg
excuse tor
HUB tin RQ
BED
BUGS
I I I fVJ
Our Bed Bug Killer Is sure OCn
death, u pint bottle aut
A brush free to apply It with.
Lightning Hat Poison kills Q
the rats; box tC
Peroxide Hydrogen
The most powerful antiseptic,
disinfectant fend deodorant known.
Absolutely harmless for Internal
or external use for cuts, bruises
and sores, an excellent mouth
wash. The kind containing 1Q
acctanllide, pint JLiC
The kind that does not con
tain acetanilido (the best), 0C
Pint ZOC
'I and 3-quart Combination Foun
tain Syringe and Water C- QQ
Bag; worth $3.00. Cut to tiLVO
V PRICE I5
I MUWONSHOMOEOWrHICriOMCRtMtOYCoJ
Munyon's Witch Hazel Soap
Regular 15c Size. Special c
For This Sale 3C
Speiser's Eczema Lotion
Of tho thousands of remedies
sold and recommended for the.
treatment of eczema there Is none
which we can recommend with
greater certainty of giving relief.
Speiser's Lotion will not only give
relief, but cure any case of eczema,
or we will refund your money.
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