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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-08-17
Help Wanted--Mala.

MAIL carriers and clerks average
$50. s conducted Government ex-
aminations. Can help you pass.
Trial examination free. Write o.
ment, BAD st. Louis, Mo. 20 ST :
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-08-17

LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN
White poodle dog. answers to name
Midget" Return Lucy Maley, 3l3
Ohio and receive reward. 80 tt
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-08-17

sWANTED--To hear from some
resident in Cairo or vicinity who
does not carry fire insurance. Can
dee Insurance Agency, GIT Ohio
street. r.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-08-17

oopJE.sh, ssl1 aus Asssa4 AerFll Ja1.ea1J.
Continued from PAGE 1--WE
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-08-17

FOR SALE-Almost new Plan
ola, good selection of music, terms
If desired. $3.50. delivered Cairo
or vicinity. Write H. A. L., care
huiletih. S-7-7t
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-08-17

FOR SALE--One four-cylinder
Regal taxicab. in good running or
der. This is great money maker
for rental service; price $4,000.
Borbein Auto Co., 2109 E. 9Th ST.,
st. Louis. 8-17-7t
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-08-17

LOST--One brindle male dog,
screw tail bull. Has white ring
around neck, white breast. Reward
for return TO PIG Eleventh street.
Sic 1t
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-08-17

Minneapolis wired "The mills
sold quite little September Wheat at
.S7Ac. The cash Wheat demand
not so good Blue Stem / Northern
selling &c to &c over September
and Velvet chan 12c to lie over Sep
TENDER.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-08-17

FOUND Bunch or keys with tag
marked Tine check 1911. American,
N. Y. Owner can have same by ap
plying at this office and paying for
this adj.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-08-17

FOR SALE-Fine Holstein COW
and calf Inquire 1900 Sycamore
81 Sl7-7t
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-08-17
GenIus.

Genius.
Genius is the art OF takint tnfnite
pains Carlyle.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-04-16
Persian On "Su6Hneettse.~


4 Persian puts forward Q eolutaoo
Of the problem OF how to desl with ~
su3tasists.
IT b true" he says, IN his quaint
phraseology. that In my Persia ~
are not much tfoubled with your sul.
fringettes, though at ono time q n.
grettable old wife was received into
my home In Tabris who in RACES
broke many things. scratch ny favor.
tie. and talk and tslk and talk. But
that with one wirk OF tho sword wss
easily ceased, which with your law n
not, think, possible.
so. too. would be impossible for
same reason, think, to take next
best way to otcp such women GO you
have-viz., 10 mount them with all
speed upon assback, face to tail, with
poster inscribing overhead, See the
deserving punishment of female chat.
ter monkey and SO through all the
city. staying only in each street for
three strokes of stout stick upon bare
flesh administered by guard attendant
Well So"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-04-16
FOR WEEKDAYS AND SUNDAYS
HandksrehIefs with Differing Dseera,
tIons May 30 Relied on 70 Please
the "kiddles."

Week handkerchief" meaning
those with corner decorations supposed
to suit the days Of the week. are Of fin.
est white cambria daintily finished with
hemstitched borders In colors-red,
blue. violet. brown. yellow. green and
pink-that are repeated in the corner
decoration which clearly denotes for
which day Of the seven they are In.
tended.
Sunday and dinner handkerchief for
small boys have narrow hemstitchsd
borders. and one-corner embroiders
showing three initials. These are d.
ways In pure white whereas the hand,
kerchiefs for little girls have scallop.
embroidered or narrow lace edges ana
corner initials embroidered In pale
tones Of . color.
At dancing school classes the smalj
boy uses hls hemstitched handker
chief OF finest white linen, but his lit
tie sister flourishes . tiny square Of
muslin bordered widely with real
duchesse or point lace. And while the
embryo man Is provided with case OF
blue satin-lined dark silk for his
mouchoirs, the wee woman has hand.
kerchief envelope of finest white linen.
exQuisitely handembroidered Q u
Pompadour.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-04-16

time to sort them out. especially 80
should the backs Of the cards be
alike.
In our sketch we show q simple and
neat little holder for containing two
packs Of cards that can be made
without much trouble, and into which
the cards may be easily slipped and
kept separate from each other.
It consists Of q piece Of stout card.
board 8 inches long by 81 inches In
width. This board IL smoothly cover.
ed with dark green art serge. and IN.
ished Oh ut the edges with . cord Of
q color to match. Through the ma.
terial and cardboard Sits are made
In the positions indicated by tho dots
In the diagram on the right hand
side Of tho sketch. Through these
slit pieces Of brood elastic are run
and the ends sewn securely together
at the back Of the holder.
A glance at the sketch win explain
this. and care must b taken to make
the loops small enough TO hold the
packs OF cards firmly In their placea
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-04-16
FIRST YEARS MOST IMPORTANT
Physically and Mentally a Child 10
Nodded for Its Future Life In
the Nursery.

Care should always be taken that a
baby's finger nails are cut carefully.
though, he should not see the scissors
If possible, as he may be frightened
and shrink away from them. The nails
should be cut straight across, 80 az to
prevent any tendency to grow inward
and thus become painful. whether on
the hands or feet.
Simplicity Of thought and life Il the
keynote Of health in childhood. The
more animal an existence the child
leads In his babyhood the better he
will be in the end. The less he knows
before seven the more he is likely to
know after seven, say many doctors,
and forcing is the very worst thing
that can be done for him. The nerv.
Gus system is the point Of least 10.
sistance in most children. For this
reason 1t is of the greatest importance
that the child be kept from nerve
strain.
Don't threaten q child with any
fearsome person. such a. . 'bogey
man." or the policeman. Obedience o.
tanned under such conditions is Nc:
real obedience. and 1t is dread cniy
that maintains discipline In the nurs.
cry where such legendary terrors hold
sway. It does an immense amount Of
harm to children to threaten them in
this way, and puts fear into their
heads. Fear and childhood should
have nothing In common.-Exchange.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-04-16
Mansfield and the Cabaret.

The cabaret show continues, prob.
ably to the satisfaction of the ma,
5ority, but certainly to the dissatisfac-
ton Of . minority. The latter ele.
meat needs no spokesman. as the sub.
ject has been discussed thoroughly,
but . reference to Richard Mansfield
seems In order.
Before registering In q hotel Of
which - ~ not know all he would
~:
DO 20 have music In the dinine
sVo0r
Certainly. Mr.. Mansneld.s
Boy. give - thst valisA IN g
s1esvhrA"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-04-16
Ideas for the Trunk,

Small bags of lavender in the com.
partments of trunks that Must stand
for any length Of time sweeten won
Serfully the air that is SO apt to be.
come musty. If trunk Innings are
slightly scented in this way dresses
and underwear are more daintily
fragrant at the end Of the Journey
when one folds sachet among the
garments themselves.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-04-16

Chiffon waists are still In strong de.
mand. says the Dry Goods Economist,
especially the models combined with
handsome white laces. The touch Of
color corresponding to the tone Of the
suit b supplied By the eAiRoa. while
the lace gives . dressy Anish b .
model which otherwise might b TO
dark n color or simple h desisA
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-04-16
KEEPS THE PACKS SEPARATE
Holder for Cards viii 30 Found Use.
ful BY Those Who Are Partial 70
That Entertainment

Those Of US who play cards know
how extremely annoying Il 70 to lind
two packs mixed together. and this
will often happen when two or three
packs are placed loosely in . drawer.
and then prior to play It takes some
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-31

eernt baS autumo6ilgeidaft
IN Der beit einacridteten 5dnle I'M
8eiten. adtaloge irei suaeianot.
Wc6rasta automobile 5dOoI,
t417 Dodge 5trnBe, omaha.
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sine Uertraoe ,,numptB"1

Nit Ginger gorFdt ptrO man bic gtrht, abr bic e hnung aufne6s
men, bic bs 9taatsbeparttmnt in BaibingtOn in fsiner tbtn 0Ote on
5apau bs5lgi4i Der 9ebsatuna inttrnationakr 9srtrdgs nit ben gr. Staas
zen gepdAt BADEN fon.
Die QnhportRote oes 5aatsidrttdrs foil angsbld oabfn ldukn, bob
ttu Gdtbs9rhtabertrog 3piasn ben Der. Staateu unb elmer frsmbeu
gadt zine 6tnoenbe Wttnng babe pepn elmer Der l%ouOsdnn stautsu Der
Union es fir anssbratt baltic, ssseH feline 9efimmunsn 5u Derfpben. neil
BITE 8unbesrsstrung mahtlps let ben GPmh zines 6ftcssri9tss gegsn
ben fouberdnen Staat aus3uubren. aubsr bs frtmbe Qanb rtdmpfe nahs
Der einen llrelsfpruf bs 9bsrbunoesgerihts, Der bic ausfd6rung bes
5dtsosfprufts btfbt. Snbge btftn fi bic en5ige praftfde G0fung
Der QbfaIub zines nsusu 8srtrases, Der bic 9unbesrestrnng bbr g.rnnt.
portIfhteit fir 9srtsuns BON 9ehrdsn, bic fe ss6bfs, bur9 einen
Der iouDerdnn Gtansn sntbebs.
Cine fode anDort trfdeint pirti4 taum oentbar BON etnem Sioatss
ifrttdr, Der BUR ndmltden 3dt idmtIide gatOnen of BEN Grbsnrunb
gum abfdluB bon Qe umfafImbtn @srtrdgen oufforbert bic 54ieOsees
riHte un0 Observation-Disclosures gum Gegentanb babsn. auG Elm folder
gsrtrus uurDe inter btrieben G%efdtspuntt fallen, unb bic 9sniuigtn
Staaten tonnten rasn unkr Der QusreDe. jeber iBrr Gin3sfa1tsn tue ID in
feinr fouOsrduen Ghaenf4oft, seser bic Der 8unO mo9tOs Tel. aurS, br
gertrag ft fir uns nidt btnDenb.
lMD tDsrn I'M gsHe6r Bpm Regerung 81 Regirung bic brarifds Rebss
Dsft beg antngss6sns gstrdufHd Ddrs, 70 bate bic Qnport tHrSsr, absr
gnau NIT Oerfd6en mntung Iauten t0nnen: rgntrdge nit uns fHb
Dlumpib9.
6rr 9rp0n bat ia f9cn mdndes auffdIige unb SdDerperHdnbIi1e
ds Gfaatsfstrsidr gstan- aa cine autDOrt Ofx af. bas mare bod
70 stmIi4 Dos 90dft
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Ter 9 rfsurrbanO Cmalla

tore puroe oashaIb angeflaat um6
pegen 4Hgriff Dor 5rieoensridtrr
&ief gebradlt, nm iif 5u ber1utuor.
ten. Gas 8erb0r tpuroe urf mad.
item Gienitag beridoben.
8on Der Banoe4uft erarif.
fen, ipur0en Die griioer 6arrb un0
Carl Grler, i'm alter bon IA reIp.
II Sabren. Sobne oes 9arrn Sobn
GrIer, 2305 2l5erue u. Wit SIS
6fs bdterliden BeIoes I'M geiib, Be.
ga6en iie iid mad Dem Union Balm.
bof in omaha, Inn cine Aeiie mad
Dem 8eiteu art3rttreten. 9os DieIe
@elb, 6as Die an1ben 5eigten, CT.
regte ben @er6abt 0es Bolisiiten
@ilion uno nabm oerielbe bic gei.
ben In Sbbut. Gle tpuroen in 6ag
Observation-Disclosures ge6raft, mo Is
fid ergab, oaB iie non Council
@Iufis famen uub 6uB file bic Go6ne
hes Serrn GrIer irien. Ger Batter
muroe benodriftigt Der oonn aud
fotort fam, I'm oieieIben beim3u.
boler.
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9. 3. 8uru, 6cutIder 0ptiD
fer. auaen mnteriuflt fir Bril-.
len. ABS grouoais Gebduoe.
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ans Council aInffs.

Soiepb II. 2i0gett, etn alter
aniieoler oieirs Counties. iiarb AM
8%onneritaq in ieiupm 5eim am
on groaopag I'M after DON 63
Sabren. Ter g~eritorbene bate fidl
Degen aranfbeit ifon Dor 5ahren
BON feiner 5arm in Snroin Comm.
hip 5uriidggogen.
6ila5 8aaner, Elm alter
92nnn pon 81 3a6ren, Dur0e an
Ode BON g~roaomaD uno Der s.
StraBe beim Ibiteigen bon einem
StrnBenba6niragen pom ShIaudI.
pageu go. 4 Der 6euertpebr ongc.
ranut uno getootet. Die 5euerpebr
trifft feine SfuIO. Ger alte Mann
mar idmerbori9 an0 erfannte niht
DIE 8eiabr, in Der er lidj befanb.
- Qie Miilpalfee gobn Dot lett
lire gurus3iige NIT einem Sfein.
tUerfer an Dem binteriten Bagen
0es 3u1es Derieben. 9ieiienoe err.
BaIten 0aour6 lit ben CONNER.
nddten eilien Slid olif Die 2anbs
ifaft. Ger critic 8eriufl Der am
0onneritng gemadlt ipuroe, mar Elm
iiberraidenoer GrfoIg.
Sarob @ciger BON Minoen
bisber gornnno fiir Daniel aroger
lat cine Ginaabe an 0as Giitrift5.
aeridt geuadt, norm CT beriftet,
Dab fem WanbeL boaidbrig gcrpor.
ben lei, uno oaB linn bic Gummc
uon $t80lt2 ou~ssu8nbIen lei.
Rutb Gttclmann bon Goun.
ell Bluffs, Die ais 9rolt nah Sos
augeles reiien lolte, I'M bort iidl
nit einen iunaen Mnnne Ramen5
6l1oe giobp 80 perbeiratbeu, lit tit
iener Sta0t uidt angeIangt uno
Der 9rdutignm iofpie lire 6amiIie
bffiirdten, Dab Dem gtdohen etinas
5ngeiioBen lei. 80ie 3nngen be.
baiptrn oaB Elm einnebmen0er
Singing auf Dem gabn3ug nod
Californian. oic Ieigullg 0es Nab.
deus aeiponnen BABE. Die Code
uir0 itd no6t IN ben ndditen "a.
gen auffIdren.
5rau 5buman 9ieoridl sos
Commercial Strdbe, lieb unbroaht.
fanterDeiie ibr 1oidenbud NIT 81
uno einem 8iamantring I'M WertGa
BON $40 at einem Stnbl nuf Der
09orh@ bdngen. Die leere Tnihe
nlroe ipater i'm @ofrnrm gefun0en.
Gas Borperbor lit benz
gronOitiftungsfaae gegeu Den tribe.
rem Sefrrt1r Der n. W. 6. g.,
Barren 6. G~ottrel, ipuroe 0ieIe
ISOLDE b%egonnen, bod puroe bis
icbt nidJts @eientlides 81 Gcbor
gebr1dt.
Signor sSrarfeseo Grentnre,
Der frlrigc aapeameiiter Der itaIie.
niiden Muiifer, bic gegcnm1rtig
ont MatoiDa Gee ston5erte gebeL
batte NIT Den MitgIieocrn iciner
aapeIIe Inrtipedlel, Der BIZ Idla.
oen0en a~rgunleuten fiiDrte. Gred.
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HiH mfifraft tiM IlHti 5F5B- 40
8k lH tHtf ltanf tfa ttIi
f8a Niak5aW t5H ifbr 4dtttf
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ta8 htf bee Hdil dalitdt, efim. tt5
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5aHifn Rafttf asistelliu rHrN
Ca Mt3i i6nt tirt Muiltftbana un.
lf ban hlut am 6ar}tu ltnifb Et1t#
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igIfih MamHltih btf &adtu NOV
tuis dubffie odhnellfu unA be-
nrpf bate tin n"tfaaf&u iIrtttrtitt
MuaifhFu. gfi gtnmuuafu bts Rot
ptfa sonutt MON ttltHutn uit BIT
Gift fh inter Der eaui Btridoh
am na6fgH 5aat trattu Grhidun16
nnfdat dnF, abtF bic Shptlung lift
nah. YIN britttu 7aas mar lt Oil.
nuf tin @ebia otr rthtrn qtaot unt
bts unttrlti5es btrThuunhtn. uuf
aud bfsie ItbtsFtn atite ner3pqtn Fat
nah freitfren afptt Iagtu. Gs 6au
erit dber otti modtn. biz oas Mao
den bic Mrheit nisoer u%ufglntbmtr
bsrmnhte.
D%srartiae 1lufd1e Fno Ttlttn, abe
~fttuesDres uuerh6rt uno l0nuen aud
tatEi6 ausgthtn. Sin Qrbeitsr BAIT
einmal einea gtrabl BON 2uftorud
ans Ghers tinsm Gumera0sn mad
elmer Gtslfs 0ts a6rptrs qeridtst. Or
qaFt 0rdne In ben Darn Elm unb
mTpannie 0iefen, BIB Elm RiB trfoIgts
9roB 9prnubme elmer Operation tpag
Sas OFFER bitter berhdngnisDoleu
Wederei niht mebr ~ retten. Sognr
burd Bic aIeioer tann Die 0rudluft
luena fe in cine Gtffnang oss aOrs
bers eintriit. 6ie fhItmfnfte mirtuua
bsrDprbringen, ME Bel Dem peitsrsn
Tan zines fe93ebnidhrigen anabt1
III erf,unen gepsfen lit. 9bgIeit
lie Miinounq Bet R6bre Hiht sinmal
In 1eu a1rper t%inqsfHErt fpOrbs1
mar, erF0lqte cine duBerite Quftrsis
6una oes lintsrIeibs, uno Die Opera
fion enthiiate cine mehrfade 0erlsts
una ner Ge6Grme. 8fesmal tonntf
isbod Die Operation nod cine SRI
fung herbeifii6rsr.
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MarHberidt.
SiiG Dtno6a, 3

Siio Omaha, 81. SuIi.
aino0ieb- 3nfibr TAG; glart
feit Bis ilou
Cute bis bette So. 25-$8.9 80.
RitteImdbige big CUTE $3.50
1926.
Geu0bnIihe bis mitteLmdBige
$7.25-$7.90.
aiibe un6 Sellers, ieit.
Cute Biz bette Sellers 800
$500.
@ute Bic bette afibe 5000
$40.
g~aitteImaBige bis CUTE aubc
b.25-$6.00.
Gtod 5eifers 100000.
adlbcr $7.00-7.50.
Stoders uno 6eebers, Zoe boiler
@ute Bis bette $7.25-7.75.
MitteImdBige bis quite SO. 10
.7.25.
@enobnlide bis mittclmdbige
81 .25-6.75
Gdrpeine -3ufubr 1900; Marf
II Bis Toe nicoriacr. Gnrd)fhnitts
.preiS $s.d0-8.55; b0ditcr 9rpii
1896.
edafe-3ufubr $3.50; Marf
feit.
Miober, $475-5.t0.
$7. 357.65.
gdmmer, cute BIB bette $7t5-
Qdmner, mittelmabige bis CUTE
S7.50 100.
2dntnter 5eeoer S6.f5-G.65.
Sdbrlinac So. 25--6.O0.
S1brIinae GecOer, $4.25-5.35.
Ntober 1eeoer $3.25--3.75.
Mltterfdnfe, $4.t5-$4.30.
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@~adihrHt-lrToefH it bem gorhrit cine Giulaorrq 6es
Crs1rbauOes 2Han cHgeIauicu. bic goriaHosas ama an Conner.
.toJ, ben q anguil in Sotel 2noplH abubaften. grai6nt 9efhompr
pom sInroln Erts0sr5ano ihrcht, baB III gbrcu bg gorianoes elm
glmheon aeaeben Drom niirbe. Die SerrtH pom 9nrtan0 limo 6eshaIb
ae5ePt bieruon 4otii ga nebmrH m6 fb i'm 10 lbr gur1crs am
augHt SIR Sttm9 in 2iHtolu euufuoen.
Ter ErSprrbanb Cma6a
bat 0icr Iaae Gin A%im6ifrdbcn an ieue gereir aefan6t norm nm
.6e 3abhma Der aopfteupr erfntt miro. Iteicl6e iii 5abl5ar an ben
5inordefretdr augut Speht Der ben geretHeu 6e offieae Cuittung
oahlr 3uiteaen tr6 Die aopfheler on cen Staatsuarbano miro, mad
Dem lie BON allen Gereneu entrihtct, bonn On5berban6 brett al 6en
.5fnnnhetretir beg Staats0erbonoes be5ahIt ner6en.
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gNIBF7NBIHTNQ9UT8
M1nhlrr IN Cmnhn iinh.

DHApleE III lHuUu NHps
SEQ 81. Soffman. "a. unb 0oge
Of &. 8oooer, %. nno Cunning
81. B. SnaniofL II. uno Cunning
q. s. gretper, sos Roro "a. Ctr,
Giio.G omaha.
SIR fonnt SareDpbagi bon Der
~folgenben 5~rieobofen b%eiteIIen:
9oreit 2oipn, Eel. Florence t34
4roipcct Sia, Eel. 8ebiter 2404
Meit 2aipn, Getepbon Douglas 1926
@}ount scope, Eel. genion 141.8
@racelnno Bart, Gel. Doug. 1864
SolD Gepulder, 3t2 Barter Bldg
Oder beiteat brett BON
american Sarcupbagns GOmAnng
Douglas 2442.
Office: 304 5irit gaat. ganf Bldg.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-18
NAVAL ACADEMY BEATEN
BY DISTRICT R|FLEMEN
Sharpsh0oters of National
Guard Score 545 in GOO
Yard Event.

Handica pped by steady downpour of
rain, the rifle team of the National Guard
of the District of Columbia defeated the
team representing the Naval Academy
by score of 1.410 to lat. In the sur
prise fire at 200 yards the mid1ies out
but the guard sharpshooters more than
made UP for this in the 600-yard event,
rolling up a score of 5f5 points to sol
for the midshipmen.
With confidence increased by twelve
point lead over their rivals. the National
Guardsmen took the last event, the 1000
yard shoot by the score of 456 to 425,
increasing their lead to forty-three points
and winning the match.
The form shown by the local team in
the last event was little short OF re-
markable the work of Lieut.. Thomas
Brown and Sergt. Schmidt being particu-
larry brilliant. Lieut.. Brown made 139
out of a possible $50. while Sergt.
Schmidt missed only two shots out OF
fifty at 1000 yards.
Under ordinary conditions these would
be excellent scores. but they were
particularly good, considering the rain
which fell during the entire match.
Wantz was high gun for the navy boys,
but escaped the usual honor" conferred
for winning this distinction, OF being
thrown overheard, he was already
soaked through from the rain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-18
GETS FLEET
Fourteen BattIeshIps Going
There to Receive
Midshipmen.
necial Dispatch % The stsr.

Special Dispatch 10 The Stsr.
ANNAPOLIS, Md. May l7.-An arm
ada of the most powerful lighting ma
chimes of Uncle Sans" navy will ~
assembled off Annapolis during the
first week in June. when fourteen ba s.
tleships some of which are of tie
dreadnought type. will arrive here -
receive the midshipmen of the first
and second classes and convey them on
their annual summer practice cruise.
The fourteen warships are vessels Or
the Atlantic feet, under the command
of Rear Admiral Charles J. Badger. A
former superintendent of the Naval
Academy whose flag floats from the
peak of the Wyoming. flagship of the
fleet.
The other ships coming are the Ar
kansas, Delaware, Florida. Georgia,
Kansas, louisiana. New Hampshire.
New Jersey, North Dakota, Rhode Is
land, South Carolina, Vermont and Nir-
ginia.
Last year the Atlantic fleet was de-
tailed for the summer cruise, but then
only five of the vessels were sent to
Annapolis. the others remaining in
Hampton roads. where they took on
their complement of embryo Officers,
This year. however. all of the vesseiA,
according to present arrangement,
come here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-18
uRrss MACHINE. PHOTOGRAPHED HAMMoNDspoRT. n. y.

mittee of the House. has introduced a
bill in Congress for the formation of
a flying squad for the army outside the
Signal Corps. The plan provides for
the detail of a major. two captains and
not more than thirty first lieutenants
and the necessary number of enlisted
men and mechanics. Officers and men
would receive a so per cent increase of
pay while on this detail. The bill is
the same as that introduced by Mr.. Hay
at the last session. There was at the
same time an identical bill introduced
by Senator Stone. This plan for an
aviation school would remove the
school from College Park and probably
would locate it at some of the mill
tary posts in the southwest, in either
Arizona or New Mexico
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-18
TWICE ESCAPES DEATH.
Aviator Crawford Has Thrilling Ex-
periences in Tacoma.

TACOMA, Wash, May Hilary
Crawford, an aviator. had two thrilling
escapes from death here today. While a
hundred feet in the air his motor went
wrong, but a spectacular volplane landed
him on the ground without injury.
Crawford then attempted to rise from
the ground with another passenger Aft
er he had gone a short distance his BIZ
plane dropped into the bay. Tugs Went to
the rescue and both men We're saved.
Street crowds that witnessed the first
accident saw the biplane volplane di-
rectly over the city, with Herbert Hunter
the passenger, astride the motor.
IF Hunter hadn't been with me it
would have been all off," said Crawford
He got the throttle working just in the
nick of time, while l glided the machine
down.