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AROUND WORLD
I-I RIEDS CHAFE
TO BE OFF
Aviators Await Word From U.
8. Admiral That Supply
Base* Are Ready
By International New* Serrloe.
BROUGH, England, July
The United States army round
the-world fliers, under command at
lieutenant Lowell H. Smith, made
their final arrangements today for
the trans-Atlantic hop off of their
epochal flight.
Lieutenant Smith and hie flee
companions are .chafing. at the
delay and are anxious to get start
ed on the leg of their historic flight
which Will take them back to the
American continent. /
The airmen, up to noon, had not
received word from Admiral Ma-
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Oattnr-iFederat Bmplore* XTnion X<x
10». eompoMtA at yeomen workw. of th*
Bureau of Bnzravlng i and PrinUnc,
will hold an excunden to Choa*p**k*
Beaeh today.
Moettaa—Dloceoaa me uttoa es the
Girl'. Friendly Boelety tn St Joha*.
parUh batt. Sixteenth and B atreat*
northweat, tonight
Concert—The United 8 tate. Soldiers'
Home Band, wilt ptorfct th* Home
, thie afternoon at fr»« o'clock.
Tomorrow. >
Outing—The Croecont Benevolent As
sociation will hold it* atutupl excursion
to Marshall Hall today.
Concert—Ths United States Navy
Band will play at Mt. Alto Hospital
tonight at 1:»u o'clock. ■
' Club at the
. Lafayetto Htotel at 18:30 p. m.
Luncheon—City Club at tha City Club
» et'*Htßb p. m. *
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? gruder, U. 8. N., that the supply
- and safety aOiips were att in their
appointed stations. Aviators are
r under orders) not to staort until
Admiral Majtmder ftnds this in
’ formation.
• It is hapM that the admiral will
t have notified th* fliers that the
s vessels are an In place by Wednes
day. If the weather is favorable
t the aviators expect to start for
- Kirkwall at dawn Wednesday.
THE WASHINGTON TIMES V S Tk« Notional DoSv • S •’ MOKBAY. rn.Y «. lflM .
INQUIRY BEGINS
IN STEAMER
WHECK
Officials Investigate Sinking
of Gratitude in Harbor at
Norfolk
NORFOLK, Va., July 38~Offl
cial investigation of the sinking of
tha excursion steamer Gratitude on
Crany island flats, Norfolk harbor,
late Saturday night, in which the
lives of 300 passengers were endan
gered, got under way today.
The Gratitude, which struck a
water-logged derelict that had
floated into the Inside channel, lies
half submerged, with her decks
awash and her stern buried In the
mud. Captain McHorney, of the
Gratitude, says the derelict was not
marked with a buoy light
The excursion steamer was re
turning to Norfolk with employes
of the Texas Oil Company and their
families after an outing at James
town Island.
T. L. Hughes, of New York, and
a Norfolk woman are the only per
sons seriously injured. Army en
gineers examined the wreck, but no
report was made public. The Grati
tude will be salvaged.
1 KILLED; 2 WOUNDED
IN RUM-RUNNING BATTLE
PACIFIC GROVE, CM., July 38.
—Simon Moore, shipyard owner, was
shot and killed and two others
wounded early today when alleged
rum-runners were ambushed by
officers at the beach near here,
where it is believed plans had been
laid for landing a cargo of Canadian
whiskey.
Moore, accompanying Pacific
Grove officers, was shot through
the head: Harry Jones, policeman,
and a third man, said to have worn
a soldier’s uniform, were wounded.
CT.O.EBPLOYES
IB AREND
PICNIC
Novel Games and Sport* Are
Planned for Big Chesapeake
Beach Excursion
Eighteen athletic events, with
prises for the winners, are sched
uled for the second annual excur
sion of the Cafeteria and Recrea
tion Association of the Government
Printing Office, next Thursday, at
Chesapeake Beach.
The outing will take the form of
a huge picnic for the families and
friends of employes of the prtntery.
More than 3,000 persons are expeet
ed to attend. The public printer
and the foremen of the various
divisions are co-operating in 'ar
ranging for the excursion. ,
The athletic events win include
a 100-yard dash for boys eighteen,
and under, a 60-yard dash for girls
seventeen and under, a show race
for boys, a potato race for women,
a potato race for men. a 100-yard
dash for male employes of the
printing office over eighteen, a 50-
yard dash for women employes of
the printing office over eighteen, a
60-yard egg race for women, a 60-
yard egg race tor mon, a three
legged race for men, a needle race
for men and women, a 60-yard
dash for fat men weighing 200
pounds or over, a 60-yard dash for
fat women, a relay race between
bobbed-haired and long-haired girls,
a tug of war for apprentices, a pie
eating contest for boys, a peanut
scramble for boys, and a peanut
scramble for girls. Bathing, boat
ing, dancing, music, and picniclng
also are On th# program.
Officers of the association are
w. B. Skeen, president; j. g
Cornish, first vie* president; Mrs.
Ida Dodge, second vice president:
W. F. Harris, third vice president)
g, Thomas Ford, secretary; L. C.
Vogt, treasurer; 8. T. Covert, audi
tor; and Arthur L. Glaring, cafe
teria manager. ■ - ' '
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Men’s Suits
ALL WCMJL—ALL SIZES
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OPBN SATURDAYS UNTO. 1 f. M.
Monroe Clothes Shop
10th and F, 2nd Floor
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All PorrcAasoa on a Chargo Placed on Sept. lot Bilb.
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In a Special Sale Tomorrow
500 New L’Aiglon Dresses at
$3.85 Each B •
A delayed shipment from Porto Rico brings /MH I’ V\
a splendid new lot of hand-made dresses of (/ iff
excellent quality voiles, in every desirable I J 1
color. Styles we have sold at $5.95 to V
$7.95. Every stitch is put in by hand, the tt-j/hlDk
ornamentation is hand-drawn work, and
the styles are the graceful long line I. I \
straight models with narrow sash belt • In I IVi '
I We illustrate one of the attractive styles |. ‘ Vjlj
in the sale, and you will find others just as Ttl S I 1. /
attractive, in many different colors. The col- ' 111 I1 11
ors are green, mais, honey-dew, blue, orange, HI 111]
peach and white. The sizes include dresses ? L
for misses and women. The price is so low
you can have several
Kann’s—Second Floor.
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Woven Checked Humming Bird Silk Hose
Tissues at 29c Yd. $1.50 A Pair
I Formerly 58c Yd. —These well-known Hom are made of the finest
• quality silk, are extra long, and have silk foot. Are
—Most of these are cool-look- guaranteed 12-strand silk. The tops are mercerized,
ing woven checks and plaids, heels and toes. Select from black, white! and 27
in a variety of colors, a rew in uolors, including new full shades. Sizes 8H to 10.
trasting or harmonizing colors.
As tiie colors are guaranteed - I
The Great Half-Yearly
plan to buy for children s home evil w> . « « *
and vacation frocks, as well as bilk 116111113111 Safe
Kann’s—street Floor. Continues Tomorrow
"TzF “. a Bale S? thousands of yards of fine quality
•P®. every kind—a busy season’s accumulation of
’hort lengths left from the best selling pieces. In
this sale these short lengths of 1% to 6 yards are
K offered at only about half their former prices. If you
. w -a T* n *i. use h X X ards this is the time to buy it.»
In the collection youll find remnants of—
—Colored Taffeta —White and Colored
I— Russian Crepes Sports Fabrics.
—Crepe de Chine «
•"£*?*” J D S! ,n P e “ e —Novelty Eponge
c —Colored Pongees |
—Silk Shirtings —White Silks
- —SBroodcloth —White Homespuns
Pouch Shape Silk
* —Printed Crepes —Black Satins
.Bags, Special at
Regular 69c to S6DO Qualities
$1.19 Now 35c to $3.00 Yd.
—A wonderful bargain to- st™,
morrow in these pretty silk ©treet
bags in pouch shape. There ~
are various styles to choose
from, all are made of moire
silk, and fte silk lined. Mostly I ?m|
black in the group. k m KVj
Kann’s—Street Floor. z
New Laces Are
Ready
—Hand-made Irish Picot, ~
10c Yd.
-H.„d. m .de nW we.,. Attractive 9x12 FL Seamless
„ M Axminster Rugs Tuesday
—Nottingham Laces, imitation i
of Duchess filet, Point de Paris, db O/Y w-,
$39 Each
inch widths. A yard, T ,
20c to 89c Second* of tho $62.75 Crado
—Calais Valenciennes Laces, a ' ~D«»fcns and colorings are excellent, and the imper
new assortment of very fine sections , are so slight, they will be practically
quality edges and insertions, in unnoticed.
several widths to match. ‘
15c Yd. Fine Felt Base Floorcoverings
Kann’s—Street Floor. In 35 Good Designs—First Quality
69c Sq. Yd.
Wnman’a -—Certain-teed, Congoleum and Cottalop makes.
"" Ulllvll 0 1? <UIVj Every yard guaranteed to give satisfactory wear.
Rayon Vests Bxl o pt Kooltex Japanese Graas
SI.OO Rugs, Priced Tuesday I
—These are in bodice style,
Sfsptt M: Tap*
wd h lar?e a rizM dWhite ‘ Me<UUm T ang *jJ d n ig S’ “3 colori "?’’ and
• moderately priced. Double-cord warp kind.
Kann’s—Street Floor. Kann’s—Third Floor.
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