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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-01

prints ot The picture a- the thumb
prints were not mdryrd under rhr
lhUmnunt luIN system bur Co.,
lowed the Rrrtluiou measurements
Unl could not bee readily found
lu -prnkus NJ the thumnpriut sys
tenn u> applied In Europe. the lecturer
said this country was at disadyun-
ruec. owing To- the ruct that New York.
Chicago. Philadelphia and other cities
have their separate collections ~
thumhprIuIs whereas IN England
Scotland Yard Is the clearing house for
every criminal thumhprint taken m
the country
I'M speaking Of the relative merit Of
various European police forces he had
studied the lecturer said Italy had
tho finest police force I'm Europe, but
Uddrd Owe ARE I'm q position 10
foarh Europe a great deol when Il
romo- ,o question NJ physical brav.
,r among the police"
n Nuu intend 10 do thing do 1t
aud don't talk so much.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-01
DEAF MUTE KILLED TWO
N THEIR HOME; JEALOUSY

NARSUALLTOWN Ia. April e.
john Confer aged "a. deaf mute.
fccd charge of double murder in
iull here today Ufler an alleged con
frssiuu suil 10 have been made to the
police that last night he killed ben
mis- Milan. IS aud Mrs Minnie Mi
Ian. 46. both drof mutcs. NJ their home
near Green Mountain
jealousy Is said 10 have heen the
rnusp uf the tragedy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-01
A TEXAS WONDER

The Texas Wonder cures kidney and
bladder troubles. dlssolves gravel cure.
diabetes. weak aud lame backs rheuma
tlsm. aud aN irregularities " the Kidneys
and bladder IN both men and women. Reg
uhtes bladder trouble In children II not
sold uJ your druggist viii be sent by
Il two months treatment aud seldom fails
10 perfect cure Send for testimonials
from this and other states Dr. E W
Hall 2Q2a Olive street NJ Louis Nv, Sold
b. druggists. Advertisement
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-01

who suffered % Ight stroke NJ par
ulAs "Wednesday at the homr uf her
daughter Mrs " e. burke. Will bee
glad to know chat She ls resting
er,y and her Duuutnu is slightly im
proved this morning Her son, MIR
VIII colt ur lU- Aulmus. Colo. VIII
arrive this evening and her daughter
Mrs H. G. Avery uf Colorado Springs
. /, expected rrduy
Mrs. g. A lnrortr who ha, been
tine guest uf her sister Mrs Frank j.
Best .cft Tuesday evening for her
home In Newklrk
Miss Josephine Suupp had u- her
guests ut the matinee at the O,uhup
ser "Wednesday afternoon M,,c, Mym
Wilson Ruth Bailey, jamie Harden
stein aud Mrs Jumr- Sharpe
Mr. aud W. A T Boys entertained
the Evening Dinner Bridge club Wed
uo-duy evening boo place Of lur4dny
Top score WIS mnIr by Mr. Ernest
Ir Comptr The club Will. meet lu
TWO weeks with Dr. and Mrs ! g.
hutIs
ar.,,,.. .,,',,,', .,..,
ness session "Wednesday evening at
'h' homr ot Mr AMI Mr- Frank john.
,"". oiilrrrs elected Tor the next year
were PRESIDENT Mt Walter A IJ.
brand Vice president Mr. James
Mrs jason G. Clark reelected New
members elected were Mr. and Mrs
Gore llngur and Mr. and Mrs Phil
lip Pierce
"r MUSIC department oi No'oN'
/ I''' N'dh''ual ih 0ofo,N hNII. ] me-
,'"u'' was MISS Nuih NII'Au'9 VINO
l"u " p"I"i ON "IIrL, N'lh 10 hl"tlaph
'"' "N'','l "I I''@ ''I' "OI,'I was mug
.,'''''' '"''' 10y l"'"" ''"'' '"'h NY
"' '"'''u'IH. ln' lI"NI"W WIN "
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"'' i,n'In luI'',I'''I NlhuIn I"nI I'
'I'"' u no d" MISS NI''I" N"''uI' B
"II''", M,' ~ j.. N'"i.'u song
Low l"" WITS. ''v." 'o,i','""' .
,l'"" j" Hp''"E MIS- Nu'A"'y
NV ''"" VIII Iu''' III '''' ""'' NI'''
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Of the Swusuha club and lmDtI
guests enjoyed lecture given by Dr
Jerome D0vd OF the Suite Um,rr-It,
uu "Ihr Simple life" Dr Uowd who
has the phulr or Sociology and l.un
omic7 AT the university, spoke or
.uuh 900 the uru social problems of
m.u,iur, puJ ,rrr.u. .tnudro,ri nh.
sincerity urI rurn,-fr-. imnr,..-rJ
hI. LrYrrr, uo-t f,rlb,. and .,1,r
pdJrJ Interest a. m, .rrd, nf Nm,
Svn,tlkn STUDY club the nnst ,rnr
,f thr .n.i,I rr,Ir.,,. NJ r,,r,r, ,.
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MW.' M ",. .,,, ''G.u .r,, ny ''' cor 'up'','' ''
wv ''"' 10" H'N| N''llNE hl IN'
club will bee April Z
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wee. r..U .II ,.urU.... r... .y......... Mia.
Louise uIrrer
MFR. H D. Iw1mu entertained the
nu..np WHIST club "Wednesday. ud
0'Iun' .'r. being Mrs w. T. crow
nI Mr.. JU h0rnr of Dallas auI
Mr. rm0 lnI. Top -rorr, were
urII, d.. Mime. ~ B.. I.f.N anal .It..I.
rnu nu-n.- n.. rNr. newt m,nr,.g ...u
b. uuuuuu,rd .I,r
Mrs (. 4 Nourmm I- anticipating
M VISIT ''.N I0I mother. NJ Mr. Garter
II..U llama. f -..ftI. 1....I Be-.
,Iu nrrr... un.. .o.i ..r ,,,. .,,.l
Mr.. Is / OIII lr entertained the
"Wednesday Auction club yesterday.
additional guests being Miss katherine
Hn.hmu ot Alexandria la.. Mrs
I..U II.I.Ir. vrI Mr. I.u,... I.r.
In Tlu -.orr ,a- maI,. b, Mr..
uHar Honnu.d The uIub ,,Il meet
urNi wee. ,lrn Nlr. ,..rr. Cooke
Mrs k 4 Henderson ~ Parsons.
hnn. arrived "Wednesday for visit
with Mr. Charles H. Allen.
me- members OF the V"k PARK Lm
"'''"'Il ''un We're 'nlrIlhlutd Wed
.'''a' ny MT', =, FROST Mines
M"ISI'aI' Ems. l'''A hrie'h ANA hub
. tll dhN'Hf btIlIk NNOllIUHInI guests. the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-01

Ihr members NJ the Isis club. To-
crihrr with Mrs Frank Rrrwu. were
the guests Wednesday NJ Mrs t.. G.
luUInr High ,rurr uns made hy
Nr. Tom Kirby and the club win meet
nrN wc"h with NrsN A. t. SnuI
gru-s
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-01

Mrs Frank j Clark vn- hostess
Wednesday To the Trey of Heart. Top
score NJ the afternoon was mudr D..
Mrs f. NJ WiIlrt- Mrs Thomas
'hf' win entertain The club foo two
weeks
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-01

Mrs. Roy Rclstle wns hostess Wed
ncSdny 10 the Merccrdic Auction club
additional guests were Mrs. " NJ
Slsou. Mrs. C. r. Kemp and her guest
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-01

n yuu intend 10 do thing do 1t
and don't talk so much.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-01

hlohtI hhlstr hlONe-BlACk and white
vim contrast bucks and double tipped. al
jOc 75c, SlOO and Sl.5O.
Faster Hid Gloves, In all colors TO match
ih" new spring suits. us well as black and
white with contrast bucks are here at St26,
Sl.5O $l1j and $500.
l6 and 2O-Length Button Hid Gloves - In
white and black real hid. at $500. $3.50
and $3.50
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-01

Mrs {. A lHpurtr who ha, been
the guest of her sister Mrs Frank j.
Best lcf Tuesday evening for her
home In Newklrk
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-01

Miss Josephine Suupp had us her
guests nj the matinee at the ONuhup
ser "Wednesday afternoon Mls7c, Mym
Wilson, Ruth Bailey, jamie Harden
stein aud Mrs Jumr- Sharpe
The Washington times., 1915-05-18
A. F. SINCLAIR HEADS
c. A. R. COMMITTEE
Named Chairman OF Accommo.
dation Board to Succeed
Albert SchuIteis.

william F. GUIDE, chairman OF the
citizens committee in charge of ar
rangements for the G. A. y. encamp-
ment, has named A. Eeftwich Sinclair
chairman Of the subcommittee on ac-
conrmodations to fill the Vacancy made
by the resignation of Albert Schulteis.
Mr.. Sinclair has called a meeting OF
the committee for II o'clock Saturday
in the Chamber OF Commerce rooms
The committee will prepare list OF
hotel and boarding house nccommoda- =
tions for approximately 10000 people.
Mr.. Sinclair has named the following
to serve on tis subcommittee:
Charles A. Mccarthy. vice chairman
Albert Schultcis. Henry II. classic.
Major Raymond w. Pullman. George
w. Moss, Charles w. Clagett, Walter
B. Guy, Roger J. Whiteford. Thomas
p. Littlepagc. Thomas II. Melton, Jud-
son C. Wellivcr, James francis Smith,
George Spransy. John r. Costello.
Henry K. Simpson, Major G.. Fred Cook,
Dr. Lewis J. Battle. Alonzo Tweeda lie,
Dr. Daniel Webster Prentiss. Norman
T. Engel. Robert II. Martin. Conway
B. Hunt. DR.. Louis Mackall, William
II. Terrell. Evan n. Tucker, A. B.
Coppes Ernest II. Daniel. Ernest Z.
Herrell, Frank A: sebring, Gus 4.
Schuldt. Robert j.. Mattingly, J. n.
Bilbrey, r. g. L. Moncure. Llewellyn
M. stabler william b. Hardy. and b.
Frank Wright.
The Washington times., 1915-05-18
Dinners and Dances

Miss Nell Rose Baggett was hostess
at a dance last evening at the Rocham-
beau In honor Of her cousin, Miss Bell
Moncure Perkins, OF New York, who
Is spending some time as her guest.
MIR and Mrs Henry Cleveland Per-
kns entertained at dinner last evening
in compliment to Miss Julia Goldsbor-
ough and Iilghman Johnson, of Easton.
IA, whose marriage will be an event
of this afternoon.
Among those who attended the supper
dance at the Willard last evening were
Miss FranCise Williams, Miss Catherine
birney, Miss Lillian Birney, Miss Alb
hey Morrison. of New York: Mrs. W.
+. cambridge. Miss Elise Dandridge.
henri de Sibour, Julian Bishop, Charles
Howe. Murray Cobb, and Lieut.. f. F.
toy.
The senior class OF Martha Washing
ton Seminary entertained at dinner at
the New Willard yesterday.
A pretty dinner party was given at
the Shoreham last evening when Sigma
Tau Sorority, of Washington College,
dined in the rose room.
Mrs Guthrie chaperoned the party,
which consisted OF Miss Helen Wynne,
Mss Elizabeth Jones. Miss Agnes
Guthrie, Miss Nav Dole, Miss Lucille
DALEY. Miss Cameron Turner, Miss
Catherine Waitfeld, Miss Vivian Horn,
Miss Margaret Tyres, Miss Helen
Mueller, and Miss Maggie Rey.
and pink pconies and snapdragons.
The Washington times., 1915-05-18
CHILDREN PRESENT
GRIMM FAIRY TALE
Grover Cleveland School Gives
Spring Festival Fer Benefit
Summer Work.

Grover Cleveland School gave spring
festival this afternoon In the assembly
hall, at Eighth and T streets northwest.
The festival is a pretentious presenta-
ton of the Grimm fairy tale Rum
pelstitzchen," in fve acts. More than
forty children have been rehearsing for
weeks under the direction Of Miss Fran
els Fairiey, principal Of the school, and
Miss Cecil y. Norton, who has been In
charge of the Margaret Wilson social
center activities.
The musical program was an especial
ly attractive feature and In keeping
with the fairy spirit OF the play. The
music was In charge of Mrs. Jonas Bern
heimcr, piano: Miss Ida Ullman, violin.
and Miss Helen Moran. a girl drummer.
The proceeds of the festival. which
will be repeated tomorrow. will be de-
voted to the extension of the summer
work of the school.
The boys and girls clubs of the Mar
garet wilson social center prepared
the paraphernalia for the "show.' The
boys built the freproofng scenery
and arranged the electrical effects.
The girls prepared stage accessories. and
sewing classes have been held every
day to make the many attractive cos
tunes.
The Washington times., 1915-05-18
Items of Interest and Import
ance of Past, Present, and
Future Among Official and
Fashionable Folk.

here. They are stoppins at the Pow
hatan,
Other recent arrivals at the Pow
hstan are Mr.. and Mrs. George Loomis
and Miss ]. Calhoun, OF Philadelphia,
who motored to Washington to spend
several days.
Mrs Richard Lee Fearn and Miss vir-
ginia Wheeler, who have been at the
Avondale for some time. have taken an
apartment In the Reydon. In r street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert r. Strshorn. of
Spokane. who have been travelling in
the East. returned to the willard yes
terday.
-
Powell Minnegerode left washington
Saturday for California.
Mrs. Colby Dodge will return to her
New York. where she made a briet
stay.
Mrs. Holdsworth Gordon Is In Pitts
burKh, where she 10 the guest Of her
son and dauRhter-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Gordon. Later she will 20 to
LonR Island to visit another son. Holds
worth Gordon. jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph 3. Behrend
and their family, who have been al
Hot Springs, Va. for the past two
weeks. will return to Washington to-
morrow.
The Washington times., 1915-05-18
Many Entertainments Are
Planned by the Leaders Of
Society in Washington.
Gossip of HoStesSeS.

Mrs John ]. Knapp. wife of Captain
Nhapp, U. s. N, Is entertaining at a
bridge party followed by tea this att
ernoon at her residence in Twenty-sec-
ond street Mrs. ]. II. Glennon. wife
OF captain Glennon, will do the honors
at the tea table, which will he deco
rated with bowls Of pink peonles and
mrs. John Harrison Knapp will preside
over the punch bowl.
mrs. knapp's guests are her mother.
mrs Randolph Harrison; Mrs. Edward
w. Eberle, Mrs. Robert Lansing. Mrs.
l. Dewitt Talmage. Mrs. Sheldon
evans, Mrs. William F.. Hall. Mrs. Ben
Jamin Micou. Mrs. Walter Wells, Mrs.
SSnArles Howry, Mrs. Joseph Thropp,
Mrs. I. william c. Braisted, Mrs. John
riarrhson Knapp. Mrs. William Hay
wood, Mrs John Walker Holcombe,
Mrs Mrs: William F. Dennis. Miss AmaryIlis
inhn ih,ntt. mrs Mrs William p. Robert. Mrs.
AIieeShire, I,le, Mrs. Thomas Hutchinson. Mrs.
william l.. Marshall, Mrs. William p.
6Sonn. mrs. Rozier Dulany, Mrs. Ross
very. Mrs. William H. Benson. Mrs.
w. NJ Carton, Mrs. John n. oliver,
ana MRS. Medorem Crawford.
Snrairfax Harrison. president Of the
Soutnern railroad, has invited a number
~ suests TO meet the presidents of the
SaIious railroads of the South at lunch
eon May q, at Belvoir House, his beau
oiui estate near The Plains, In Farquier
county, Va. a special car will take the
guests from WASHINGTON, and in the
slternoon there will be an informal
norse SHOW, with steeple chasing and
o'her interesting events.
3
Miss Edith Temple Oracle, daughter Of
mrs. archibald Oracle, who has been the
euest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Preston
Norrall. at the Plaza In New York, for
tne past fortnight. will be the honor
guest at a tea dance to be given by
Mrs. preston-Worrall this afternoon.
Miss Gracie's aunt. Mrs. Dalliba Dut-
ton, will be in the receiving party with
Mrs. 1nayer. of Philadelphia, Madame
Van de Sande Baklengblu, Miss Kathe-
rine Satterlee, Miss Adrienne Iselin,
Mrs: John Adams Iselin, and Miss
fhyll1s Franklin Brown.
Mrs. John A. Johnston, Mrs. George
summerlin. and Mrs. Thomas Lloyd
were among those lunching in the Red
room Of the Shoreham yesterday.
Mrs. George Clark will be hostess at a
luncheon and bridge party tomorrow in
compliment to her guest. Mrs. Green Of
Staunton, Va.
The Washington times., 1915-05-18
FEAST Of FLOWERS
TO BEGIN TONIGHT
Special ChlIdren's Day Program
To Be Held Tomorrow BY
Hebrew Congregation.

The feast OF flowers. a. Joyous serv-
Ice observed each May by the Wash
ington Hebrew Congregation. will be-
gin tonight at 8 o'clock at Eighth
Street Temple. Adults and children will
participate tonight.
Tomorrow at 10 a. NJ, a special child
ren's program will be held. beginning
with a procession OF the little folks and
concluding with a sermon by the Rev.
DR.. Abram Simon.
The crowninR OF the scroll will be
by Philip Friedlander.
Others who will participate in the ex-
ercises are Henry Backenheimer.
Blanche Reiner. Horace Gensburg.
Doris Minister. Frances He'll. Lawrence
Gichner. Harriet Sanger, Helen Marks.
Alfred May, Ruth Pack. Carl Woerner.
Helen Bendheim. Stanley Levy. Rena
Gutenberg. Helene Klawans. Melvin Ot-
tenberg. Ruth Block. Sam Cohen. Sam
Dodek. Henry Louie, Sadie Bloomberg.
Gustav Ring, Katherine Kohner, Mau
rice Levitan. Paul Portion. Dorothy
Sonneborn. Isador Kaplan. Rose Stam-
Ter. Jennie Nordlinger. Walter Nord-
linger, Ruth Rosenfeld. Rena Levy. AL
vim West. Dorothy Pasch. Morris Cohen.
Lucille wallerstein. Mordecai Ezekial.
and Ruth 0rosner.
The Washington times., 1915-05-18

mother and sisters. makes her home at
their residence in l street. Mr.. Jones
is a graduate Of the University Of Mary
land Law School ard Is member Of
the bar OF Baltimore. The wedding will
take place in the autumn.
The marriage Of William Springer. Of
Washington to Miss I.enora Weidman.
of Mt. Pleasant, Mich. will take place
on May 26. at the homo of the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Weidman.
3
Harold Walker will come from Mexico
thursday to join Mrs. Walker at their
nome In K street and expects to remain
in this country about two months. Mr..
and Mrs. Walker will go to New York
next week TO select a summer residence
on Long Island, of which they hope to
take possession about June Is.
Mrs Walker and her sister. Miss Lii
liam Birney. have as their guest for a
few days Miss Abbey Morrison, Of New
York. Miss Morrison played in the open
tennis tournament at the Chevy Chase
Club yesterday afternoon. winning her
match han6ily.
Miss Louise Fenet. sister Of Mrs. ]. o.
Richardson. wife of Commander Rich
ardson. L. S. N. and Miss Dorothy Ma
son will be in a group of society girls
who will go to Annapolis on Saturday
to attend the hop at the Naval Acad-
emy Saturday evening
The Washington times., 1915-05-18

That portion of Washington society
claiming allegiance to the Southern
States Is much interested in The concert
to be given Thursday evening by the
Confederate chair for the benefit Of Con-
federate veterans who desire to attend
the reunion at Richmond in June.
For the past year this organization has
been under the direction OF Mrs. Eliza
beth S. Maxwell. and under her skillful
baton has attained a proficiency that
has given it rank with the foremost
musical clubs Of Washington. 1t is COM
posed of singers whose homes are in
the South. or who formerly lived there,
a number of them soloists in our local
church choirs, and its efforts arc entirely
devoted to social and charitable work.
number of concerts have been planned
for next winter under the patronage OF
prominent society leaders. Mrs. Maxwell.
the director, whose beautiful soprano
voice has frequently been heard in So
ciety charity events, is not only an ar
tist, but an accomplished musical drec-
tor, having become proficient in this
branch Of musical endeavor in connec-
tion, with her vocal studies abroad.
The Washington times., 1915-05-18
Dainty "Nighties"
Give Judge Problem

TACOMA. Wash. May 1s.-Two night
gowns. daintily frilled and beribboned.
an dtwo women claiming them. gave
Justice Graham n problem. Mrs. @. NJ.
Fresh said the 'niEhtles" were hers.
Mrs. Lydia Armstrong was equally sure
they were her own. Mrs. Fresh charged
Mrs. Armstrong with having stolen
them. as they were found on Mrs. ARM
strong's clothesline.
Now. do not know whose night.
gowns these are" Justice Graham said
THE law, however. requires 10 salts
field beyond reasonable doubt before
find a person guilty. There certainly II
a doubt in my mind about the guilt OF
Mrs. Armstrong. so | find her not
guilty"
This did not suit Mrs. Fresh. and
charging the court. she said: "It'i
simply rotten rotten when q person can
not get back the clothes she bought anc
paid for. II this Is justice in Washing
ton I'm going TO eet out Of the State"
The Washington times., 1915-05-18
Cornbing y. ont Rid
Fair of Eandruff

The only sure way to get rid Of dand-
ruff is to dissolve It: then YOU destroy
It entirely. To do this, get about four
ounces of ordinary liquid arvon: apply
it at night when retiring: use enough to
moisten the scalp and rub 1t in gently
with the finger tips.
Do this tonight. and by morning most,
nd three or four more applications will
completely dissolve and entirely destroy
very single sign and trace Of II. no
natter how much dandrlft YOU may
have.
You will nnd too that all itching and
iEging Of the scalp will stop at once.
nd Your hair will be tiurv. lustrous
,lossy. silky and soft. and look and feel
: hundred times better.
You can get liquid arvon At any drug
store. II is inexpensive and never fails
10 do the work.-Advt
The Washington times., 1915-05-18
Children's Undermuslins
In the May Sale
At Csc the Garment.

Durable, attractive, easy-to-wear under
garments for the summer season, at the re-
narkably low price Of 25c garment.
Muslin Nightgowns, We neck and long
sleeves; trimmed with hemstitched ruffleS;
yoke of fine tucks. Sizes 4 to IA years.
Muslin Skirts, made on band and finished
with ruffle, tucked and finished with seal
loped edge Sizes to 10 years.
Muslin Drawers, trimmed with fine tucks
and embroidery rufle, and another style
gathered at knee, finished with embroidery
beading and ribbon. Sizes , to 10 years.
The Washington times., 1915-05-18
Has Income of $4,000;
Gives Wife $40 a Week

NEW YORK. May ls.-Althoush the
income Of Augustus Mackenzie is $40, 900
a year. he gives his wife but $50 a
week, according to her statement to
Justice Benedict. She is applying for
alimony pending a separation suit.
Mrs. Mackenzie is thirty-nine and her
husband is sixty. She alleges that after
he falsely accused her he reduced her
allowance to the $40 a week scale.
The Washington times., 1915-05-18
Personals

Rear Admiral and Mrs. Winte halter
have given up their apartment in the
Wyoming and are stopping at the Hotel
Pnwhatan Admiral Winterhalter will
leave the first OF the week to assume
c., mmand of the Asiatic feet.
=.
John d. Rockefeller jr.. of New York,
The Washington times., 1915-05-18
Combination Suits,
Csc to $2.35 each.
Regularly $1.0O to $3.75.
Drawers,
35c to $l.65 each.
Regularly 75c to $2.25.

Closed and open styles, with narrow or
circular legs, and exceptionally good trim
mings of embroidery and ribbon, and some
with very pretty laces
The Washington times., 1915-05-18
No Clerks Needed in
"GrOceteria" Store

LOS ANGELES. May 1s.-"Grooeterta'
Is the newest thing in the Santa Monica
Bay district. When you go into gro
ceteria" you All your basket with what
you find you need, then 20 to the cash
ier's desk and have your purchases
checked UP.
The cashier Is the only one that
tends store and all the groceries are
laid out within reach OF the purcha ser
and labeled with the price.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-15
Ho1nenaje a Hostos

De una carta del ilustre Presidente
del Ateneo de Madrid Don Rafael Ma.
de Labra fechada ell 4 de Diciembre de
1914 dirigida uno de nuestros mas
eximios literatos son los parrafos 81
gulentes, que estamos seguros habran
de ser recibidos con 1ntima satisfaction
por el pals puertorriqueno:
"Nuestro Ateneo esta materialmente
transformado por la inversion que he
hecho de veinte mil pesos con que nos
ha favorecido nuestro Gobierno. Esta
brillante seg1n opinion unanime Aho-
ra trato de adornar mi hermoso gabi-
nete presidential con los retratos de
cubanos y puertorriquenos ilustres que
fueron atenelstas dieron realce a la
Casa. Entire estos fgur6 Eugenio de
Hostos, eminente puertorriqueno ate
neista as1duo como pocos. Yo no ten
go medios de hacerme aqu1 con un re-
trato fotografico de Hostos, de cierto
tamano, para que haga juego con los
de Montoro y Calixto Bernal. Podr5n
ustedes proporcionarmelo? A quien de-
IBERIA 20 perdirlo?
Las dimensiones de las fotografias
deberan ser, sobre POGO mas menos
las siguientes: 81 cent1metros de alto
ell retrato sin contar la cartulina
Hagame el favor de tomarlo en- cuen-
ia de excitar los intelectuales y pa
triotas puertorriquenos. Por hoy NADIA
mas.