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Evening star., 1914-04-06
AN ARMY OF
EFFICIENCY
What Internal Bathing Is
Doing for Humanity

The noted specialists Of the medical
world have recently sounded so uni
versal a warning against accumulated
waste in the lower intestine that news
papers throughout the country have
taken it UP and published detailed re-
ports of their researches and opera
tons
The New York Times OF January IA
tells of case where q child had what
was believed to be an incurable form
OF tubercular joint disease. Waste in
the large intestine had so affected it
that all but nine inches was removed.
The result was astonishing. In
weeks time the internal organs re-
sumed all their normal functions, and
in few weeks the patient was appar-
entity in perfect health.
Publicity of this kind has so awak-
ened the public that hundreds of thou
sands are now using Internal Baths to
keep the lower intestine free from
this poisonous waste.
By means of the u. B. l.. Cascade"
the scientific appliance for Internal
Bathing. Nature is gently assisted in
keeping the colon absolutely clean with
pure warm water. Constipation, which
leads to SO many dangerous ailments,
is impossible. and you are kept regu-
lar.
Just try an Internal Bath with the
y. b. l.. Cascade" and see how clear,
buoyant and able you feel next morn
ing-in other words. 1t will add 500 to
J YOCR efficiency and health, just as 1t
has to the great army who are now
( using it.
You can see it at all Afiieck's Drug
iStores. 18th and F SITS. NV, and 904
{G st. NV. Washington. who will
give you on request DIR. Tyrrelfs
}treatise on the subject. called why
Man of Today. Is Only 5oTe Efficient"
Evening star., 1914-04-06
New Shapes in Little Folks Hats.

From the great variety Of styles
and materials shown in Children's
Millinery by the Infants, Shop.
we call attention to the following
moderately priced effects:
White Chip Sailor Hats, with
pink or light blue ribbon, band
and bow, $2.5o.
Leghorn Hats, mushroom
shape, tiny flowers and dainty
ribbon bows in an artistic trim
ming arrangement, $500.
Mushroom Linen Hats, with
high crown, and the brim seal
loped and hand-embroidered; vel
vet ribbon trimming, $500.
White Pique Hats, mushroom
shape, sealloped edge, trimmed
with ribbon band and bow, $500.
White Pique Hats, mushroom
shape, trimmed with hand-em-
broidery, sprays and scalloped
edge and ribbons, $4.2s.
Evening star., 1914-04-06
Many New and Novel Colorings and
STYLES in the Finest Silk Parasols.

This seasons modes for women insistent
in their demand for Parasols. The new colorlngs,
new shapes, new styles, new novelties IN handles
are many. and the prettiest and most extensive
we have ever presented SO early in the season.
Colorings to meet any taste and the prefer.
ences of fashion Whether you wish the Parasol
to harmonic with the gown and millinery or
effect one of the many pleasing contrasts, you
may make a selection with the assurance that It
will aid materially in bringing out the real beauty
and style of your costume.
Exclusive and novelty effects here in the finest
less expensive Parasols
are shown n profuson
The latest shapes include:
PALM" TOXIC;
CANOPY" DOME:
"BCNGALOW'
Made of the finest silks shown in all shades ana
combination effects; plain tucked and Dresden s"oo
o $500. -
New Rainproof Silk Parasols 81 90.
other fine Parasols from $500 upward
Carriage Shades. $500 to $500
Childrens Parasols, 25c to $500
Moinh ST
Evening star., 1914-04-06
ENDS PRETTY ROMANCE,
Miss Gladys Reinhart Weds Edward
Waterbury in Sidney, Australia,

Miss Gladys Reinhart and Edward Wa
terbury. both of this city. were recently
married in Sidney. Australia. The groom
is a member of the Waterbury Brothers
and Tenny. a musical team. which was
playing at the Tivoli Theater. in Sidney,
at the time of the wedding The exact
date is not known, the news coming
through \. H. Gregory, proprietor of the
boathouse where the brothers are keep
ing their boat. the Elk, during their
travels.
THE wedding is the conclusion of a
very pretty romance" states Sidney
newspaper. clipping from which is in
MIR. Gregorys possession. Mr.. Water
bury met his wife when she was a child.
his brother having married her sister
and they renewed their old acquaintance
not long ago on a motor boating party
on the Potomac river. the friendship
ripening into something less prosaic.
When the two brothers forming the
musical team made up their minds to
come TO Australia the young woman was
seized with a desire to see the country
also. 50 she accompanied her sister. with
the happy result stated.
Evening star., 1914-04-06
VENEZUELAN PLOTTERS
ABANDON REVOLT PLAN
Gen. Alcantara Says Exiled Leaders
Were Unable to Agree Among
Themselves.

NEW YORK. April 6.-The Venezuelan
exiies who have been operating in Cura-
Gao and Trinidad for several months have
abandoned their revolutionary projects
for the time being. according to Gen. F.
l. Alcantara. one of the revolution chiefs
now in this city.
The exiles had hoped to depose Juan
Vicente Gomez, the President of Venez-
uela, but had been hampered by a lack
Of capital, it is stated.
1T was impossible to effect a coalition
Of the revolutionary Chiefs Gen. AL
cantara said. in making the announce
ment that the planned revolution had oil
lapsed.
Gen. Hernandez Gel Mocha) is in this
city, and Gen. Baptista is on his way to
Spain. while Gen. Olivarez win go to Co
1ombia- The headquarters of the various
chiefs have been given up.
The revolution. as previously announced.
was to have been. inaugurated followng 9
the Venezuelan elections toward the end
of April
Evening star., 1914-04-06
New Hand-Embroidered Unmade
Coatee Robe Patterns.

One Of the most exquisite fashion notes from
Paris for early spring wear IS the Hand -emorold- o.
arsd co,+ee with skirt to match A costume that
admits Of much individuality. Our Hamburg De
partment is now displaying recent importation
Of these exquisite patterns, partly made, that re-
uuire but little to fashion them into chic gar
1nents of extreme novelty and charm.
The pattern provides for skirt, sufficient ma .s
terial two and one-half yards in width, dalnt,ly
.nd-emhroidered, in conventional and floral de-
SONS of unusual beauty The Coatees are mostly
in the new bolero style long in back; some with
belt effects and three-quarter sleeves; and are
embroidered in harmony with the skirt.
These are shown in all white and the new
snring colorings, and being our personal importa-
ton are exclusive creations; yet moderately
priced. m4A
Main noor.F
Evening star., 1914-04-06
DEATH TAKES HEAVY TOLL
OF AVIATORS OF WORLD
Between January and April ]
Thirty-Eight Men Lose
Their Lives.

Death levied a heavy toll on the avia-
tors of the world for the first three
months of this year. according to records
kept here. Between January ! and April
1, thirty eight men In all parts of the
world lost their lives through the uncer-
tainty of air currents or the failure Of
their flying machines. The United States
with five killed stands fourth on the list,
which France heads with ten dead. Ger
many lost eight in the same period, Great
Britain seven. Turkey three and Chile,
Spain. Argentina, Switzerland and Italy
one each.
Grand Total, 462.
Since Lieut.. Thomas H. Selfridge, U. S.
A., was killed at Fort Myer. September
II. 1908. the first man whose death is
recorded as due to experiments with heav-
ier-than-air flying craft. 462 aviators in
all PARTS Of the world have died for the
cause Of science.
OF the five Americans killed this year.
two were officers. one Of the navy and
one of the army. One of the civilians
was killed In Argentina in an attempted
flight across the Andes. Six of the eight
German victims and two of the French
were army officers. as were four Of the
British.
Evening star., 1914-04-06
Larger Than United States.

Mr.. Grosvenor pointed out that the area
around the south pole still to be gone
over carefully and mapped is larger in
extent than the United States: that the
meteorological discoveries which would
be made in the arctic territory. the second
largest unknown area, would be of great
est value in connection with the study of
storm data. He said he thought Mr..
Roosevelt probably would cover at least
one-third of the unknown Brazilian area.
The fourth unexplored area which he
mentioned was the northern portion of
Tibet, smaller in area than any of the
Others. but largely unknown because of
the height of the mountains and the diff
ficulty of travel there.
Evening star., 1914-04-06
Women's New Easter
Footwear
In All the Approved Styles

Fashonaby Footwear for the OF fashion his
seasons designs appeal strongly the lover OF the artistic
beautiful individual We have beautiful
styles handsome and original materials and shapes
Quite few novelties are displayed in our Footwear showing
by shape; buckles and One
thing certain foot beautifully and harmonous
dressed than before possible
buckles
heels
in
bucks and hite
Evening star., 1914-04-06
Our Easter Millinery Displays Are
Exceptionally Large

This Weeks Shozing Is Nest in Importance Our Formal
Obening and Is Called Forth Because Of the Many Who
VIII Make Selections for Easter and to Embha-
size the Constantly Changing Styles
From every
sn;ons for Millinery styles
evolved
and designs lend lii, and beauty Millinery
picturesque modes of that time
Most Of the
the oddiy
there
head fiat
The DISPLAYS Which We No1v Present Are Full Ovefovug
With Nemness. They Haze Just Been Reauanged,
Enlarged and Strengthened for Easter Selections,
and Are Suggestive and Beautiful They
A1e Complete and Varied.
WOODWAR & L 0 T H r O P
Evening star., 1914-04-06
DECLARES CURFEW LAWS
FAIL OF THEIR PURPOSE
Former Police Commissioner of Den
yer Also Boosts Equal Suffrage
in Address.

That curfew laws designed to keep girls
off the streets at night are unnecessary
and ineffective was the declaration OF
George Greet. former police commissioner
Of Dt nvef. at "A mass meeting at the
First congregational Church, 10th and u
strrrts northwest. last night. The meet
ing was held under the auspices or the
National F'lorenc~ Crittenton Mission.
T,epIving to = recent statement accred-
ited to Commissioner General Caminetti
To the effect that no girl should be per-
nitt"d To he on the street after 9 O'Clock
AT night Mr. Creel said it was ridiculous
TO think of attempting to keep American
girls closely confined to their homes in the
cities. y country like the United States,
he said. should be able to bring about
conditions under which it would be pos
sible for girls and women to be abroad on
any street in any city, unescorted. in
safety at any time
AN the good things that have been
done in this country he said. have
been TIE result of woman's direction and
efforts. The equal suffrage movement
has been wonderfully efficient In every
thing, and the only failure ] know of in
connection with il is the unfair attitude
toward it assumed by the men here in the
east. The woman who does nor ght her
slave condition is mentally deficient
Work of Mission Reviewed.
William Malone of Denver reviewed
the work of the Florence Crittenton Mis-
sion. Senator Shafroth of Colorado
spoke of an address made by Mr. Cani-
netti in which he said that money ac-
cumulated by the immigration head tax
should be used to protect American citf-
Zens from those newcomers who attempt
to spread vice. It was that statement
that Senator Shafroth used as his sub
tect. II thoroughly believe lin it" he
said We have some men in Congress
who want TO use all the money in build
ing battleships. I am not battleship
man / would rather use the money for
the determination of vice"
Mrs. Kate Waller Barrett president of
the mission presided al the meeting She
Will depart for foreign shores next week
10 attend "a woman's conference at Rome
The mass meeting yesterday afternoon
was the KEYNOTE of campaign to raise
5000 for the support of the mission dur
ing the summer. The mission has been
under unusually heavy expense recently
Today and tomorrow the headquarters at
6Di 18th street northwest will be open to
the public. A baby show will be the CEN
ter of attraction.
Evening star., 1914-04-06

some Of them richly hand-embroidered
SHORT WHITE COATS, Of piques, Bedford
cords, linens and materials particularly adapted
to little folks use; wide variety Of beeomirg
styles.
DRESSES-Fine White Dresses of nalnsook,
lawns and muslins, from the simple machine
made STYLES to the finest Partisan creations,
some very elegant and exclusive modes.
WHITE AND FANCY SOCKS AND STOCKINGS,
BooTEEs AND sACQUEs. HANDMADE IRISH LACE
AND sOFT-kID SHOES DAINTY HAND-EMBRO1DER-
ED BIBs AND PILLOW COVERS. ENTERTAINMENTS
KINDS
Evening star., 1914-04-06
Easter Novelties in Women's
Handkerchiefs.

Attractive novelties in Women's Easter
Handkerchiefs have never been SO plentiful or 50
dainty as they are this season.. colors are
especially favored and embrace all the modish
new tones to match the apparel.
Fancy Colored Handkerchiefs, in various
novelty effects, 12Ac, 25c and soc each
in dainty designs, especially for Easter, I2Hc,
25c and soc each.
Main door Center.
Evening star., 1914-04-06

Women's One-clasp Button p \. NJ Chamois Gloves i
natural and white spear point back Price, ST pair
Women's Onecasp Button Pique Sewn Gloves nattra
and white. Price, ST pair
Women's 2pearl Button Pque Washable Doeskn Gloves
white and natural Price, s. 25 pair.
Women's I2-button-length Imported Washable Doesk,
Gloves in white Price $500 pair.
Womens 16button-l White P X NJ. Chamois Gloves
spear point back Price $500 pair
Two Special Values.
Womens 8button-ength White P. X. NJ Chamois Gloves
spear point back. Special price S2oo pair
Women's I2butonlength Chamois Gloves in natural
white with pique and X NJ also spear point back
Special price, ST. pair.
Evening star., 1914-04-06
A MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY OF
EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN WEAVES IN
The New Cotton and Silk-and- Cotton
Dress Fabrics

In weaye patterns and colorings there refreshing
ness about these fabrics The color quite
beauty and variety anything before shown The incline
te ater weights those of the heaviest sheer
supoe so that they respond the delicate drapngs
Brighter colorings brighter printings the Bulgarian and
oriental effects having a unmistakable influence
The Rane Eponge Crepes the favored in the
nan materials has been nsstent her demand
their use In our largely shown the
shades Of openhagen and green's which have been
and difficult to obtain.
The beautiful shadngs of the lightweight sheer fabrics
white and voes
exousey delicate tinted grounds all make collection which
variety riot.
Ratine i'm plain and fancy weaves; Loop Epongs
Dvetvne Cepe coos and anoies Embroidered Crepe
plain Coored Voes Printed Voiles Printed Crpes Peau dc
Peche All of popular fabrics for skirts
and morning dresses.
Ratines 75c, SIoo, SIPS, SI5o and yard
Loop Eponge. SIPS SI5o and Seoo yard
Frosted Crepe Eponge.. ooc and 75c yard
Peau de Peche S125 and 81 yard
(o6ne for coats suits and skirts. the yard
LigEt=WeigEt Sheer Fabrics of Exquisite
Texture and Design.
Printed Silk and Cotton Crepe de
Chine. 75c sIoo and $3.50 yard
Printed Cotton Crepe to o5c yard
Printed Messdor Voiles soc yara
Printed Voiles. to o5c yard
Evening star., 1914-04-06
Women's and Chidren's Knit Underwear for
Spring and Summer.

Lightness and comfort distinguish the seasons showing OF
finest knit underwear Lsle Swiss rib and Italian and Venetian
silk garments shown pofuson that will
every taste.
COMBINE with
drawer
and y 90 each Oeach.
," "dsS to pair
Combinations.
Our stock contains large of Chdrens
wear girls and boys sizes from to 10 years. and
certain will be approved by all desiring comfort and tl
weight for summer wear
Shirts, 25c, 35c, soc and 75c each
Drawers, 2sc, 35c. soc and 7Sc each
Chldrens Nazareth Waists sizes from I5 25 each
Combinations extensive display All
these garments are mace on ePeey iu ihies VIII.
drawers priced from 25c Soo eaeh combinations from
soc $I75 each.
Extra sized Hose Isle silk unusually wide legs
longer than the regular makes Lse and
pair silk ST co. ST 50 and $2oo-n black white and
ncorG st.
Evening star., 1914-04-06
Buckles to Beautify the New Slippers

A most elaborate display of Buckles and Fancy Orna>
rents for the new slippers all the shapes and
settings exquisite the style they will
Cut Steel Plain Steel, Handcarved, Plated Buckles and
Leather-covered Buckles.
SOC to $500 pair.
Evening star., 1914-04-06
Misses Suits, Coats and Dresses

Misses Trimmed Suits-Woo pons gabarde
popln checked
andse
$25oo
Misses Dress Suits Silk MORE aie silk popn plain and
black brown and champagne Skirts and aounce models
$25oo and
Afternoon Dire
Prices
$1o5o $25oo and $500
Misses Coats-Ree black white checks SERGE
hair $s7s and ss75.
Evening star., 1914-04-06

CAPS AND BONNETS
Dainty little effects
in soft white materials
to nestle closely to the
head Of the infant.
II A t S + O r I II Z
LARGER CHILDREN
White pique and cN-
quisite lace and net e.
fects. beautifully enl-
broidered and trimmed
with ribbons and flow
ers.
STRAW HATS. Of leg
horn. chips and fancy
braids. in natural and
colors: all shapes. many
trimmings.
INFANTS c O A / s.
Long Coats OF cash.
mere, Bedford cord and
soft. beautiful mateii-
als. in cream and white
Evening star., 1914-04-06
Value of Explanations Discussed.

Opinions differed, however, as to the
relative value of the explorations which
remain to be made. Maj. Gen. A. W.
Greeiy. L. S. A, retired, himself an
arctic explorer of renown. who with his
small party reached in 1881 what was
then farthest north. declared today that
mankind probably would benefit most by
explora ton of The vast unknown areas of
Brazil because of the economic value OF
these discoveries.
Gilbert II. Grosvenor of the National
Geographic Society. on the. other hand.
said he thought explorations in the still
unknown arctic territory. about 1000
miles in diameter no-theast of Bering
strait would be Of most value.
Evening star., 1914-04-06

Ct STAR, MONDAY APRIL 6, 1914
u M006Wa r6 6 I0t
New ork-WAsH1NGToN-Pars
Great Satisfaction Will Attend the Selection and Wearngof
The Beautiful Easter Apparel
for Women
From the Most Attractive Display We Have Ever Made.
Our Easter presentations complete ziM ne0 and
desirable abbroved fashion, They escusi1e
garments that cannot be dupeaed and at this time IS possible
to obtain costume that fee days scH probably not be found
stocks being oeered 50 rapidly:
Semi DRESS Suts-co demibuse styles skirts bout
gpas ;'S S''"S' % wool Prices
aoed @ prefer a pes rss
s56o @ 's:oea soe and %Gss 4soo " above materials may
Dress ms M 9oa s vo ss @ Sssn and % a sd
Prices $500 $500 $500 to $1,000,
ss5oo $500 to $500 ~'~''''
Silk ] ' " sa a: %s ss bs: : s s" s
Navy and Black suits-of and
ssr nd % woo o f f e sse '?xs %
Stree;
Afternoon DressesPated double awee and
sgeo figured silk sP and plain eh'"s $780, $a' As'0 to
and side draped Iafea chiffon chine
$45oo $500.
separats KIN
combinations Priced at 5000 to SIS 90 oeaeh.
weeds English
silk Prices, $3.50 and
$25oo
Afternoon Coats-Eh garment falling straight
shoulders shepherd checks imported tweeds
bayade materials. Prices $3.50 to $500
Dress Coats OF SlkFor and ruf1e
nothing effect radiant silks
and plain tafetas silk Bengane and popns $780, S5o
$45oo
Black Sil=They popns
effects silk ile silk conservative styles for elder
ly Price, $s5oo
Sport and byadere materials plated beld bacs in
medium lengths White, golf red,
and mixtures Prices $1o5o and $500
Crepe de Chime Blouses=Beuful
self plain flesh
white and black Prices $500 each
Lace Bouses= over shadow Medi
silks. Prices, $575, $3.50
Lingerie
flow baste and Prices
$2o5 $500
Chiffon Bouses-In shades
designs. Prices, $575 $3.50 $25oo.
Georgette Crepe Blouses-New
Copenhagen, tango
Price $575.
Misses Suits, Coats and Dresses
Misses Trimmed SuitsWoo popns gabardines crepes
poplns and black white checked
semblouse Medi and Gladstone
black champagne foun models
Evening star., 1914-04-06
IT'S FIRST GOLD MEDAL
IS BESTOWED ON PEARY
Explorers Club to Present Honor
Taken at Fifth Anniversary
Dinner.

The Explorers Club will give a dinner
in New York tonight to celebrate the H1tn
anniversary of the discovery of the north
pole and will present its first gold tneoai
of honor to Rear Admiral Peary- In con-
nection with the celebration seosraphers
here today predicted that another ANe
years probably would leave no nook OF
corner of the globe unknown to the cf'F
lized world. With Sir Ernest Shackieloi'
the English explorer. and an austrian
expedition under DR.. Felix koenig, ABOUT
to start for the antarctic regions. Win
Amundsen and Stefansson preparing TO
open up most of the remaining mysteries
of arctic territory. and with Roose-
Welt in Brazil. going over large stretch
of hitherto unknown land it was pointed
out that very little of the earth's surface
would remain unmapped a few years
hence.
Evening star., 1914-04-06
GEORGE WILLIAMS FACES
SEVEN ROBBERY CHARGES
Wears Costly Clothing Which Ex-
cites Suspicion-Alleged Loot VAL
ued at Over $1,000.

George Williams colored, thirty-two
years old. who roomed at Defrees street
northwest appeared on the streets Sat
urday night wearing expensive garments
that did not fit him. and his appearance
excited the suspicious of Detective Guy
Walsh, who arrested him. The prisoner
remained mute until yesterday afternoon.
the police say, when he became talkative
and admitted he had committed about a
dozen robberies in this city in the past
three weeks.
Following the admissions of the pris-
oner. Detective Walsh. went to his room
and found loot enough to I'LL two trunks.
The property the prisoner admits taking
from the several houses. the police say,
was worth considerably more than $1,000,
and the articles recovered from Williams
room is valued at almost that amount.
Says He Served Prison Term.
Williams told Detective Walsh that he
formerly resided in Florida. He was ar
rested in this city four years ago. he
stated, and sentenced to two years in
prison at Atlanta After his release from
prison, he stated, he went to Baltimore.
and three weeks ago he came to this city.
At the Defrees street house he stated that
he was employed at a local hotel, and
that he was a member Of the night force.
''I did all my house work between II
O'Clock at night and o'clock in the
morning." Williams is said to have told
the police land in some instances l got
things in rooms where people were sleep
ting"
Seven charges of burglary have been
preferred against Williams. The police
have a number of articles taken from his
room that have not been identified. Com
plainants in the seven cases are Charles
A. Spalding, 1903 Rhode Island avenue
northwest; Surgeon General P. NJ Rixey,
1918 K street northwest. NJ. H. Fearnow,
435 7th street southwest: c. ]. Ashton.
1888 3Oth street northwest; D. J: Dres-
den. 1914 K street northwest; Z. Kay.
915 street northwest, and c. W.
Thompson, l41s Columbia street north
Evening star., 1914-04-06
Easter Cards, Booklets, Toys,
Novelties, Favors, Place and
Dinner Cards. Main floor.
The Easter Outfit for the Baby
is Easily Selected inn
Our Complete Baby Shop

All mothers will want the baby to be dressed
in the newest and daintiest garments for Easter.
Our assortments resplendent in all the aP-
parel needed. from the simplest designs to the
finest Partisan styles made by hand.
Evening star., 1914-04-06
Women's Chamois and Doeskin Gloves Are
Very Fashionable for Present Wear.

Besides their high standing in fashion, quality
that nothing enters into their making Ncv
fine values featured