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THEf ASKlNGTdN TIMES: MONDAt, " JtJNE 16; 19197-" '
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EAKTHarTAKE Iff TUSCJlNT.
ROME, June 16 A slight earth
Quake "was rtlt yesterday morning- in
Tuscany, according to dispatches re
celved, from that district.
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CANTRELL& COCHRANE
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OF TWO CONTINENTS
Order by the dozen
for use at home
Gins
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See D. J. Kaufman
The finest Palm Beach Suits on Earth
$15 to $18
Waist Lines and Conservative Sizes
33 to 50. Beautifully Tailored.
Cool Cloth and Mohair.SuitSj
$15 to $25
y At Both Stores n
Money's Worth or Money Back
D. J. Kaufman,
616 17th St.
PRESIDENT TO SAIL
FORU.S.NEXTWEEK
PARIS. June 16 President Wilson
i probably will remain in Paris only
three or four days after his return
rr6m Belgium next Friday. He will
then embark at a French port for the
United Stated
President Wilson expects to visit
Belgium Wednesday or Thursday.
Accompanied by Mrs. Wilson and Rear
Admiral Grayson, his personal physi
cian. President Wilson will leave
Paris Tuesday night by special train,
returning to Paris Triday morning.
Elaborate plans for the entertain
ment of President Wilson and his
party in Brussels have been made by
King Albert and Queen Elizabeth,
whose guests they will be. It Is ex
pected that while in Belgium Presi
dent Wilson will be conducted on a
short trip through the devastated le
gions. Inc.
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.For- the guidance of disabled sol-
dlfeHl narlrM nnrt morlnut wVm. nn
iftaving- tBe sferirlce do hot know
"! wj 50 ior a jod, tne JFeaerai
Board for Vocational Education has
had a paper pfeporbd setting forth
What the Government has done In
enacting negislation to make civil
service employment for the disabled
man easy.
This bodklet, prepared by Herbert
E. Jtorgan, of the Civil Service Com
mission, lists more than 800 occupa
tions under the civil service, giving
the rate or salary of e-ich. It may
be obtained at any army or naval
camp or station, at any army or naval
hospital, or any district office of the
civil service.
It emphasises the fact that many
offices under the Government are
doing special work in the interest of
the discharged soldier or sailor,
whether he be disabled or not, and
tells Just wlint has been done, and
how the man may receive the benefit
of the opportunities offered.
The commission states that many
men, not being familiar with the op
portunities presented to ex-service
men. do not avail themselves of
these, when a knowledge of the pos
sibilities offered would change the
whole course of their lives.
CORP. DEMPSEY BACK;
TO RESUME BANK JOB
Corporal William M Dempscy. of
thr Ontario, has arrived in New York
He has been lh France and Germany
nno year w,ith the Sixth division,
which was the flrnt riKilnn t ,...
laro to return During the war Cor
poral Dompsey was a sniper in the
VoFge mountains
Mr Dompsey is planning to return
to his old position ns bookkeeper in
the Federal National Bank. His sis
ter. Miss Jane Dempsey. is in Paris
doing canteen work with the Na
tional Catholic War Council
THIS IS THE
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auopiea ior its lasnion
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trlligcnt.
Eye glasses should en
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is the reason Milady is
wearing them. They are
artistic yet sensible. The
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The contour insures tor
rect vision.
Combined with the
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examination and Dantziu
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glasses will give you the
combination of beauty,
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to meet your needs.
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716 14th St. N. W.
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a Friend
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by the Triton
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TO
ROBERT E. RAMSAY,
Robert E Ramsay, advertising spe
cialist. Is on the program of the
Washington Advertising Club's din
ner to be hold next Thursday at the
Columbia Country Club, for an ad
dress on "The P's and Q's of Adver
tising " President Lester Lansburgh
has secured two other speakers who
will discuss subjects of importance
to advertising men.
Mr Ramsay Is now editor of the
Advertising and Selling Magazine. In
his talk he will cover practically
everv form of advertising endeavor,
aided by charts.
200 ITALIAN REDS HELD,
GENOA, Italy, June 10 Two hun
dred arrests have been made here fol
lowing "red" riots in connection with
the industrial disturbances in this
city
EYESIGHT
SPECIALIST
JVRT TO HOME
SAVINGS BAfK
LATE TV. Q. KIKSMA.
RAMSAY
SPEAK
BEFORE A CLUB
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QU1TC PAJNJFUL
WILL CELEBRATE
Special services in celebration of
the opening of the new Mount Vernoft
Place M. E. Church, Ninth street and
Massachusetts avenue northwest, will
be conducted every afternoon and
evening during the week. Saturdiy
night will mark tho first recital on
the new $20,000 organ. The Rev. Dr.
J. Howard Wells, presiding elder of
the Washington district, will preacn
this afternoon at 2:30, with Dr. Isaac
W. Canter presiding. Dr. John A.
HUrrowa, of Tennessee, will deliver
a sermon on behatf of Epworth
League general board this evening,
with John W. Price presiding.
"The yellow peril is a figment of a
wild imagination," said the Rev.
Henry Allen Tupper at First Baptibt
Church last night. "Japan recognizes
the power of America and has the
highest opinion of her humanitarian
purposes." Dr. Tupper spoke on his
torical, religious, social, industrial
and educational Japan.
Tenta Anniversary,
The congregation of the Fifth Bap
tist Church celebrated the tenth an
niversary of the pastorate of the Rev.
Dr. John E. Briggs last night Dnr
ing his connection with the church
Dr Briggs has been chiefly responsi
ble for the payment of the debt of the
church, the erection of a parsonage,
the purchase of a printing press for
the Chinese Publication Society, the
erection of the Meador Memo-ial
Chapel In China, and the employment
of a pastor's helper. Under h's
leadership the membership of the
Sunday school has grown to 1,651 and
that of the church to 1.325
Congressman William D. Upshaw
last night delivered his last sermon In
the three weeks' revival he had been
conducting at Grace Baptist Church
He spoke on "The Personal Evidence
of Christianity." He spoke also be
fore a number of other church or
ganizations during the day.
The Rev Dr Hugh L. Elderdlce.
president of Westminster Theological
Seminary, delivered the dedicatory
sermon at the North Carolina Avenue
M. P. Church yesterday morning. Ad
dresses were made at the evening
service by two former pastors, the
Rev E. A Sexsmith and the Rev. R.
Li. Shipley. In the afternoon ad
dresses were made by ministers of
various local churches.
men Moftter of Fate.
"The 6nly limitations on our lives
are those we put oil ourselves," said
Eugene Del Mar, president of the
League for a Larger Life, in a lecture
on "Man, the Master of Hla Fate," at
the New Thought convention at the
Raleigh Hotel last night. "One is
free when he knows he Is free, we are
not the victims of heredity" Others
who spoke were Dr Harry Gaze. Dr.
J Herrmann Randall, and Dr. Julia
Seton, of New York The convention
will conclude tonight.
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LONDON June 16. MIsBing the
train which was to carry her to her
; boat Saturday morning, Mrs. Leon
Errol. wife of the New Tork actor,
tiavrled bv airplane to Southampton,
, catching the Aqultanla betore It sail
ed for the United States.
CHURCH OPENING
H
USES PLANE TO
CATCH SHIP FOR U
TWO DIE AS SWISS
E
PARIS. June K. Serious anarchist
and bolshevik disorder have broken
out In Zurioh. Switzerland.
According to advices received here
the local workmen's union Of Zurich,
which has a number of extremist
members, wajs holding a meeting: in
memory of Rosa Luxemburg, the Ger
man radical leader who wis killed fol
lowing her arrest in Berlin early in
the year when the news was circulated
that the secretary of the union, Con
rad Wyss, had been arrested bn Wed
nesday. A furious crowd marched on the
rirafecture. atoned the windows, broke
down solid doors and after a half hour
of battering, looted the hall of justice
and burned the archives in the princi
pal corridor of the building.
BERNE. Switzerland, June 16. The
casualties In the disturbances at Zur
ich are given officially at two persons
killed and seventeen wounded.
FLIES 400 MILES IN FOUR HOURS.
BARCELONA, "Spain, June 16. The
Italian aviator Stopani arrived here
yesterday from Turin, with a. passen
ger, covering the 400 miles in four
hours.
ROME TEACHERS ON STRIKE.
ROilfi, June 16. The Waitresses'1
strike here has been settled, but the
strike of school teachers continues.
No attempt has been made to replace
the teachers.
Tuesday
Sale of
Sample
Parasols
At Less Than
k Price
19c Sale
Women's and Children's
Underwear
Women's Fine Gauze Vesta,
in V-neck and bodice styles.
Regular IQr
sixes Lvy'
Infants' Lisle . Undershirts,
with long or short 1Qf
sleeves ''
Boys' Gauze and White
Checked Muslin Athletic Shirts,
broken lot; 1 Qr
choice 1't
Children's Elastic Ribbed
Gauze Vests, nicely 1 Q,
taped '
Wonderful
RED FIGHT FOLIC
50c Yard-Wide Q
Printed Voile O
Distinctly superior in quality, and altogether charming
in designs and colorings. Very soft, filmy, easy-draping
quality that exactly meets the requirements, of the summer
fashions in dress.
All the popular plain colors, and a wealth of beautiful
flowered, figured and striped patterns on white and tinted
grounds.
Special Prices for
Silk Poplins
Ideal for Summer Skirts
$1.00 Silk Poplin, 79c
Yard wide of hljch luster and
durable weave. A splendid com
bination of silk and cotton
Black, navy, white and assortPd
colors.
$1.50 Silk Poplin, $1.19
Tard-wlde faille weave, in
black, white and all colors, in
cluding Plenty of navy blue,
superb quality
Beautiful Embroideries
All - over Embroideries 22
inches wide; sheer Swiss
grounds; shown in many dainty,
small, exquisitely worked pat
terns. Specially priced ACkp
at, yard ul
Baby Flouncings Another
shipment of these charming
Swiss flouncings. embroidered
in delicate new patterns; with
and without set-on CQ
ruffle. Yard C
S.0UTH CAROLINIANS IN
DISTRICT TO ORGANIZE
South Carolinians In Washington
are Invited to attend a banquet which
will be given at Wardman Park Inn
on Tuesday night, June 24, under aus
pices of the WInthrop College Club,
to organize a South Carolina State
society In the District.
Every resident or formsr resident
of South Carolina is Invited to at
tend the banquet. Names should he
registered with MIsg Isht Wllloughby,
Columbia 7033-W.
BEAUTIFUL DAYLIGHT ALL-WATER TRIPS TO
NORFOLK, VA.
DOWK TO CHESAPEAKE BAT OJT THE HISTORIC POTOMAC TO
COLONIAL BEACH, VA., and
PINEY POINT, MD.
'I'Uii' rt.TTWAf IPUHj'i rmtmtr tm.awTna
"Lord Baltimore" and "Penn"
Leave Washington 8:30 A. V. Arrive Norfolk 9t00 P. JI.
Leave Norfolk 830 A. M. Arrive Waalnsrton 9i00 p. W.
Arrive Colenlnl B'aefc 12i30 P. BT Leave Colonial Beaek SiOO P. x.
Arrive Finer Point 2r00 P. M. Leave Plaey- I'olnt 3s30 P. M.
ADULTS' FARES
Norfolk, Va., One Way, $3.00; Round Trip, $5.00
Colonial Beach, Va., One Way, $1,50
Piney Point, Md., One Way, $1.7S
Children Over S and Under 12 Years of Age. Half Pare.
War Tax of 8 Per Cent to Be Added to All Fares.
Washington-Southern Navigation Co.,
WHARF FOOT OF 9TH ST. (Colonial Beach Wharf). Ph. M- 6912.
Bargain
SATISFACTION FIRST
i
816-818 Seventh Street
iSr KjuH vlLA
40c Yard-wide White
Indian Head Cloth
Second shipment of the incomparable Indian Head cloth
the only successful substitute for white linen. The logical
selection for wash skirts, coat suits, and children's garments.
White Skirtings, 29c
Regular 39c qualities in a
timely sale. Choice of linene,
gypsy cloth, princess cloth and
linonette.
50c WHITE
CHIFFON VOILE
Special mill purchase of yard-wide White Chiffon Voile, the
reigning favorite for dainty stfmmer dresses and blouses. Soft,
shear, clinging quality that washes with no loss of its high finish.
Millinery
New Hats Worth jQ CA
$5, $7.50 and $10 O
New York's Newest Summer Creations Entire Surplus
Production of a Noted Style Creator.
Not a popular summer style is missing. There are large,
small, and medium models, in Georgette crepe, white milan,
leghorn, taffeta, lisere, hair braid, and net. Trimmed with
ostrich, flowers, ribbons, and fancy feathers. White, pastel
shades, navy, and black.
cYd.
Dimity
Bedspreads
Cool, attractive, service
able, sanitary. The snowy
crinkled fabric needs no iron
ing. Inexpensively priced as
follows:
63x90, worth $2.75. .$2.39
72x90, worth $3.00. .$2.49
81x90, worth $3.25.. $2.59
18-inch Embroideries Values
up to 50c in this lot of new cor
set cover and flouncing embroid
eries; in Swiss, cambric and
longcloth; blind and open OCJ-,
pattern. Yard OdC
Colored Flouncings Full skirt
length; white grounds worked in
pink, orchid, old rose and light
blue; also solid colored grounds,
with patterns in white. 7r
Yard JI-
KRONSTADTBOMBEQ .
BY WHITE GUARDS
LONDON". June 16. A Reuter dis
patch k from Hetslngfors today stated
that fhe garrison at Krasnayagorka
has mutinied.
White Guards have bombarded
Kronstadt.
Bulletin
Complete line
Women's,
Children's
, and Boys'
Bathing
Suits
29c
59c Swiss Organdy, 39c
40-inch beautiful white swiss
organdy, crisp, sheer, and dainty.
Makes up into the most capti
vating of cool frocks.
33c
Purchase
Good Savings in this
Bedwear Sale
$1.50 Seamless Sheets
SO dozen Rood,
firm quality
bleached y?am
less Bnects. 72x
90 3i : ; can bo
used for three
quarter or dolt
ble otds.
$1.75 Seamless Sheets
Kiiiiabie
' I r o n c lad "
brand; heavy
and service
able, SlxOO s.ize
for large oou
ble beds. Sti el
ly perfect.
$2.25 Seamless Sheets
90x90 extra
larsre size!
Heavy seamless
sheets of round
thread bleach
ed cotton, ab
solutely per
feet
39c Pillowcases
Bargain lot. con- I
ta.ning both 42xS6
and 45'50 sizs
Made of strong f
bleached cotton, I
vn ith wide hems I
29c
$4 Crocheted Bedspreads
E x c 1 lent
qualty white)
crocheted
spreads: plain
hemmed or)
with scalloped f
edge and cut
corners; SOxOO I
S12C f
$8 Marseilles Bedspreads
White and ;
colored pat 1
terns in these
fine Marseilles
$5.98
spreads. Large
size X- ringed
nged.
I or
with
n c m m c u
sealloprd
tut cot n"r
$1.09
$1.29
$1.59
$2.98
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