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ing all our hats on the floor, we will display none in
our windows during this sale.
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Out Georgia Avenue to Out Connecticut Avenue to
Tuckerman Street, then east one Cathedral Avenue, then west
square to sample house, 709 one square to 28th Street.
Tuckerman Street. Sample House 2928 28th Street
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A wide selection of five and six 11 - " '
room semi-detached brick homes ® _ iv rn - q „j u.x bc
from M. 750 to WJSO. f ro ” suc rooms “ d , two ü b * t l hs
, , . •to ten rooms and four baths.
Convenient to stores, schools, AU have built-in garages.
Government Prices from $16,500 to $47,500.
Terms as low as $350 cash and Attractive terms to desirable
$55.00 a month, including all purchasers. Representative on
Interest. the premises.
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tP Th? ua"n e wilj n ’&rrive so Kama*
dty i*ti hkjßday night but the
Washington pgr vgl Stop ovw g
Sunday aveping to aIW
members of the group to aee the
Undbergh exhibition there. They
io Kan»a» City Monday
Wd F. Coliaday, wife of the Jte
send, delegatee to tha convention;
THE WASHINGTON TIMES
Rows ®f Trae» Laid to
Seeds Sown
By Birds
NORTH WILDWOO©, N. 3-,
iu» mystery ot century
old tflW growing in fttrgight lineo
pver ftoctioxte M*y
county, long a puwi« to engineers
and fofosterg, hu be*o solved by
orintheingtete blrd W £e
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to ©y. Owga A * n <
other ornitiwlogiato. mark parte
< thf original **tß tmcto ob
tain'd from Indiana by the first
white aettlera and the tw, it is
ftgld, war#. actually planted by
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piras.
•Theaf lines of ancient trees,"
Mid Dr. MoCilelan “were orig
inally marked by the fences of
split rails constructed by the yto
nsers »f South Jersey. For ag«
the birds, bearing seeds in their
Mils, would perch upon these
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feathered hosts and as th* fences
vanished ftjpd new boundaries were
marked the trees grow in the
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111. S. SCULPTOR
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PARIS, Jun* B.—Andrew O’Con.
nor, an American sculptor, M years
old. broke all precedents in th'
histdry of French art recently,
when he walked ■ away with the
first gold medal of the Salon des
Beaux Arte. This is the first time
the coveted prize has been award
ed to a foreigner.
His wort, which has won high
praise from thousands of visitors
and critics, is called *'Trialsn and
jaoide,*' and is done entirely in
Indiana limestone brought espe
cially from the United Sts tea. The
figures are more than life size,
standing about seven feet high. ,
Mystic Strsseed
Mr. O’Connor has stressed the
mystic side of the old legend in
Ms masterpiece and expresses great
beauty in ths modeling of the two
bodies. The work is destined to
decorat' a private park in the
Virinity of New York.
This American artist, who is a
native of Worcester, Maw., is well
known on both sides ®f ths water.
SS fiX? <wl wh‘.' , ---
BCUGMf 01. nw, ♦MinCrp WHO JFa*
also a sculptor, and then wandered
off to England when barely 1«.
A few years tatter he frequented
ths studio of the painter, Sargent,
and became great friends with the
sculptor. Freneh. who gav* him
the piece of work which probably
made his reputation.
: HmtSP Second Medal
In IMC he was given the second
gold medal of the Paris Baton.
Two et bls statues were acquired
by th* French government and are
now in the Luxembourg Museum.
Among his beet-known works are
his bronze status of General Law
tbn at the capital of Illinois, a
marble statue of Gen. Lew Wallace
in Washington, a Roosevelt me
morial at Glen View. 111., and the
General Liscum monument at the
Arlington National Cemetery.
Baby Improving After
Eating “Devil-Cluuter”
The tendency of a baby to swallow .
anything that can be swallowed yes
terday landed 2-year-old Rebecca
Hurwitz In Casualty Hospital with
phosphorus poisoning.
The child was playing with com
panions In front of her home in the
12S0 block of H St. N. E. They had
a supply of Fourth of July fireworks,
and Rebecca, mistaking a ‘‘devil
chaser” for candy, swallowed it.
Her condition is not serious.
GLOVER PARK FETE
Glmr Park -Cltlun.’ AMaeta
-tion will hold Ito annual feto to
night at Benton Street end Tunlaw
Road. There will be a theatrical
production and dancing. In the
event of rain the feto will bo
postpon'd until tomorrow night
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ADVANCE
'SUMMER ..
STYLES’
Long and short
sleeve models.
Sizes from 14 to SO. w
BIG VARIETIES!
Yon can have your choice of rich ”7 f
Flat-crepes, Wa*h ab 1 e-crepes, I—l Assortment in-
Printed crepes, Crepe-de-cbines <Ti eludes WHTES
and Striped Broadcloths. All Mo for Graduation
•devor new trims, riewer colors. " - Days.
~ PARISIAN PRINTED SILK
MHLUNERY sg.®s
Many patterns to match above Sale Dresses •CT3
MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS AT—
-427-29 Seventh Street N. W.
Open Saturday Evenings Opposite Lans burgh’s
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ATLANTA* Ga-r Ju l ? pv** r
expedition will get no further than
its stomach takes it, and for that
reason, Sydney Greason, chief stew
ard of the Atlanta Athletic Club,
but engaged to act In the same
capacity for the Byrd expedition
to the South Pole In September,, ir
one of the'most important mem
bers of the party.
Greason, a tall man with a well
knit, athletic body, whose eyes
seem continuously to reflect the
light of far places, wIH leave here
for New York early in June, where,
under the direct supervision of
Commander Byrd, he will buy food
supplies for two years and super
-intend it* storage on the ship which
is to take the company Os adven
turers first to New Zealand and
thencs to the unexplored wastes of
the Antarctic.
The Byrd •xpedition, headed by
Comdr. Richard E. Byrd, who con
quered th* North Pole, will leave
this country in September and wi’l
probably ba gone about twa years.
Three giant airplanes will ba. aboard
the vessel, which will carry about
55 men, including navigators, radio
experts, scientists ' and a host of
others. r ‘
Greason has a place which many
would pay for the privilege of
having. Around 15,000 persons have
made application to Commander
Byrd to be taken on the trip.
'♦l’m just lucky,” Greason said
in answer es to how he came to
be chosen by Byrd. '
Anti-Aircraft Guns
Save City in Attack
The • 250th Coast Artillery, Na
tional Guard of the District of Co
lumbia. staged another of its dem
onstrations in warding off airplane
attacks on the National Capital,
last night. Its battery of anti
aircraft guns, technically brought
down several of the Army plat.es
fiom Bolling Field during last
night's performance which took
'■place bn the Monument Grounds.
Powerful searchlights swept the
night skies in an effort to spot the
planes. Once in view, the planes
were covered with light as the
batteries opened fire on them. As
each plane was "hit” it dropped a
flare. ' ; \ • ;■. J . .\ ’ •
Nap at Auto Wheel
Blamed for Smash-up
.. DETROIT, June I.—A man identi
fied from papers found on his per
son as John C. Wells, of Gary, Ind.,
was killed today in Ecorse Road
when his sedan was knocked Into a
ditch and crushed by a motorbus.
Identification of the man was not
positive, other papers indicating ha
might be D. Robertson, <6d Harri
son Ave., Gary.
The driver ot the hue stated the
crash victim apparently fell asleep
at the wheel. M
FRIDAY, JURE 8, 1888
Jury System Tottering
In U. S„ Attroney Says
POTTSVILLE. Pa., Jun* B.
“America is in danger of losing
one of its most valued' privileges,
trial by a Jury of one’s peers,”
was the startling declaration of
James J. Gallagher, deputy district
attorney, of Mahanoy City, before
the local Kiwania Club.
Inroads on the Jury system,
evolving from the precious Magna
Charts, in England in 1815. era
steadily being made in this coun
try. the speaker said. Compensa
tion laws and figed rates for dam
ages ip automobile accidents am
two examples pf the inreeds, he
declared.
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(and you probably will, *o many women are f^ l >^l tl '’
amazing value* in our Downetaire Store) youd be etartled at
the price ehe told you ehe’d paid for it.
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and of the season’s popular bah ; W|a\ |
loon and bubble prints; also new ;W /Z
georgettes and flat and washable BBn A Wf
crepes in street, sport and after* Y|M / \ V
noon models. Gay colors—pastel l W"
shades add xhite. I ' rfl /X 1
Sizes 14 to 20—and 36 to 44. Oj
DOIFiVJirA/J» STOM ™ r / -
Fashion and economy keep
with each olherl irt this sale df
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Summer Footwear
SOO an</SIO.OO Varies
Dorothy Dodd and other fine shoes from our BMI
upstairs shoe section are all in this group. Oj I
A large variety of styles and materials—all sizes BA ®Bh
and all heels to choose from in the group, but ■
not, of course, in every style.
Here’s a real opportunity to buy the extra shoes
you’ll need for vacation wear—and save money,
toot Expert fitters to serve you. •
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It gives you practically two smart sports costumes at less
than you’d ordinarily pay for one! ./
I F The silk skirts are of crepe de chine, front pleated, with H
I x bodice tops. In black, navy, flesh, green or pink. □Sizes
/ / 36 to 42. •
/ I The sweaters are slip-on style with square, crew or V
/ / necks; others with student collars. All wool and wool-
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•■■■■»» sweater and a skirt-—-or two short sleeved sweat*
ere—just as you like. All sixes.
DOWNSTAIRS STORE
Choose all of the latest hits on
Victor and Brunswick Records
The lot includes such hits «ft ’
Ramona Beloved Was It a Dream > jpß
Mary Ann Crazy Rhythm Fm Afraid of You B B
And All of Gene Austin’s Latest Releases
Also “Two Black Crows” part 7 and B—on BB
Columbia Records, 69c Bw Bw RBF
PALAIS ROYAL—DOWNSTAIRS STORE
MAN MloalNu
CHESTER, Jun* 8. —daranc*
Johnson. M. is missing from bis
home, Eddystone, since June 8. John
son, who suffered * nervous break
down, usually took a short ‘ walk
each evening before retiring, and
after partaking of his evening meal,
he left Ms home and eannot’bo lo
cated, J ~
CHILDREN TO SING
• Group SS4 solo numbers will
feature th* ehtsrWlnmont cloaing
th* seasen of th* children of
Thomson Community Center Twelfth
and l> Sts., Uwight at ’ :W Th *
entertainment is under the diree
yflon of JMai-jorie
UICS 01" JrjXCllClllCilw
ing a thrilling pursuit of an ageged
operator Os a still by Fedenfl pro
hibitlon agents, bullets from whois
wWswd th rough the str,
Hyman Rosenberg, 46. a bystander,
dropped dead of heart failure in
the street.
He -wae taken to Pennsylvania
a resident of the vielnity, who
thought annther mng wgr was In
•oiiDfiF’fl * riot cull but
physician* found life extiWDt-