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The Washington times., 1915-01-29

The Rockville assembly has been or
ganized with n large membership. Berry
e. Clark Is president. and Charles G.
ganization will give a series Of dances.
the first to be held In the town hall
here on the evening Of February s.
The Washington times., 1915-01-29
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tions Through tickets to all poiats VSss
steamers. Best service StaIerooms Dc Luxo
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ter booklet. B. & o. r. r.. Offices and Si3
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The Washington times., 1915-01-29

The town council OF Potomac has Of
fered a reward OF $25 for the capture Of
thieves who have raided chicken yards
in that community recently.
The Washington times., 1915-01-29

Charles r. Swan. past worshipful
master Of Alexandria Wa shington Lodge
OF Masons. was given a past masters
jewel last night. The jewel is the gift
of the twelve members who were in
itiated during Mr.. Swans term OF Of
rice. The jewel was presented by the
Rev. DR. John lee Allison.
The Washington times., 1915-01-29

William B. Archer who broke his leg
eight weeks ago. will return to the St.
Agnes Hospital. near Baltimore, Sunday
for treatment.
The Washington times., 1915-01-29
His High Game Comes on Third
Attempt When He Records
Nine Consecutive Spares.
ARLINGTON TEAM CLIMBING
Baltimore and Ohio Drops Three
to Brewers in Georgetown
Commercial League.
By KIRK C, MILLER.

Something Of unique record was
established on the Potomac alleys by
Hence Beck in a match game when
he amassed a total of 418 pins in a
three-game set with several men,
bers of the Georgetown Commercial
League, his largest and most distinc-
tive game occurring in the third
round when he spilled 168 pins on
nine spares. His games were 124,
1926, and 1853, and during the entire
performance he recorded but single
strike.
Probably the most exceptional fea-
ture Of this big set is the fact that
had Beck not missed two.pin spare
in the second box of tbe third string,
he would have created District rec
ord for high individual game. AS it
was, he picked off one pin on this
occasion, and thereafter he put
across nine straight spares, rec
ord quite noticeable in itself.
Sixteen spares and one strike is the
sum total of marks registered by Beck
in this extraordinary performance, two
spares and a strike coming in the first
game. four spares in the second and
nine in the third. detail register of
the marks made by him is tabulated
below:
The Washington times., 1915-01-29

In the corporation court, a suit for
divorce has been filed by Beatrice Dent
against Sherman Dent. on the grounds
Of desertion.
The Washington times., 1915-01-29

William Williams, colored. charge;
with stealing brass from the Souther,
Railway Company. was sentenced to jai
for ninety days today by Judge Cation.
The Washington times., 1915-01-29

Washington school boys have lament
ed the fact that there are so few bas-
ketball courts here. Philadelphia raises
the wall that all the available floor
spaces have been taken over for dane
Ing. and that when basketball Is tried
en- these floors the players slips and slide
so that they arc unable tomake any
thing like a good performance.
The Washington times., 1915-01-29

losing a SO to 20 battle. GonZaga is one
OF the few teams which have handed
Western q defeat
The Washington times., 1915-01-29

Mt. Peasants ran wild" in the first
games with 81. Johns. OF the Masonir
League, but III" latter team succeeded
In putting over win by u pins in the
last game.
The Washington times., 1915-01-29

Jewels suffered a 2-tu-l defeat at the
hands of Charles Hotel. IN Ia. CAPITAL
'ity League. Pell"r and Free nan tied
for high game, each getting figures
Of ll6.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-08
Bemerfuuseu 5ur 9Otidait.

Der prdfbent ipri9t IN .insm
sbeiIe ieiner Sotfdafi Don unsIaubs
Iihen Oingen, Die sr erIebt bat unp
bic ibu nit Grbiiterung, Sbcm
unb foWftisen gmpfiuDunsen srfiillsu,
aber mir iinb Der aHiidt, oub er ii6
riihmen tann, bas unslaubIi9fte, bas
nit grunD .ntriiitst. errsgt unb
emp5rt seIeiitet gu baben. Der
3ped elmer gotfdaft lit, ben Ron.
greb Don benjsnigen @orsGugen in
aenntniB gu ieseu, bic bas asb.n Der
Ration, fpesisa ibrs Rsdts, ibrs
Burce uno ibrs Gbrs am iidrtitsn bes
riibrt bateH unb iol9es 1T. ieitnsn
bem prdiiDent gum IsBten Mal nit
BEN aousreb suiammnsetroffeu 1T,
in einsm llmfungc seibeb.n, oab bic
eun3e Rution bariiber in MaIluna aes
ratben lit. Die Daarsn unierer Sars
mer unp aaufIelts iinb auf pfierer
Gee obne alien jug unh R.dt DON els
Her frsmoen Hatipn ssraubt porben
ale @oritsuuneen bariber Fnb nit
grobereu GstpaItattsn beantiportet
uoreen. gs tonHte aIs idbitperftdns.
lid eeIteu, bab Der prdiibent ale oieI.
gorednse beriibrer unb BEN apnareB
mittbeiIen Iperoe, mas er sur RettuHq
Der Rs4ts uub gbrs unisrer Ration 5u
tbun geDeHss uub psId. RabrsssIu
Der &ousreB 5u treffsn babe, um bies
fen @epaltattsn. bic tsine ttrer In,
abbdnsigtsit betpubts Ration rubis
binnsbmeH taun, gu iteusrn, gbtr aqt
pieie @orgGuse perDen niht nit elmer
Silbe erpGbnt. Raub am amsritanis
iheu gisentbum, bic G6Gnbunq Der
nationalen Gbre iirb benz Yrdiibtnten
Offenbar sIeiftsiltis psnn lie DON
eHgIdnbsrH b.saussn tpsrbtn. 9pn
biefen bic gr0btsu Semiitbisans.a
uno WergemaItisuuseu gu srIeibeH,
ideint ibm @srsniis.u gu MAIDEN.
SarIber bat man elm Re9t, ii9
su emp0reH. Der prGiibsnt bat
OffsHbar ielbit empiunbsn, bag
btaes Sdusissu sissnibimlid be.
riibreu miiFs unb I'm sinM Eabel
ab5uuebreH. mid er benz golt. sins
reben, bab BEN 2auos mir Gefabr BON
inneu uHo ni4i ppn uuben brpbe unb
Don Sifer @efabr fpri6t .r nit elmer
2eioeuiadft uub In sIiibenbem 8orn,
dls wenn er iie fir ernft bislis, rpns
linn iein anDrer glauben lpirb. Do-
riibsr Der prdfbent raft, III sine Uers
f4D6ruHs, nie Had ieiusr aueabe
4usldTber - Deutide - dnsegetielt
baben iollen. I'm bides aanb In eis
men Sriimerbaufsn au psripdns
beln Der prdTbeni ipirb dbsr before
Bepeiis brinsen miHsu, als BIB i.bt
porIieseH um Sieie aHslass aufrt@t
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-08
Sic 9Otiaaft oss Yrdiioentcn.

Dem Don ibm sinssfiibrtsn grauhe
ssmdb perlas Der prdiibent feline Sab
rtsbOti6aft DOT cen beiben !oiuItru
oes aOusreFes. gr besam nit sinem
9iuiDeis auf ben aries in europa,
bem CT nit itreugftsr Neutrdlitdt ses
gsuiiber seitaHosu babe Gs isi baa
bur9 bic 9fli9t seboieH, Dem arieee
@ren5eu su iesen uno ben sdammten
Ruin Der SHbuitrien, rpeld, bic Deli
.rudbren. gu pe1binberu. Durd bieis
Reutroli.dt iei ben adnbern @meriiaa
cine GemeinIamtsit Der Sutersfsn gum
SerpubtieiN getommen. Griiber babe
BEL uRs bic 2luiidi porssberrTbt, bab
mir perpfltdtst feieH, bic ROfIs zines
gormunbes segtuiiber ben fiibomeri'
tauif6sn aGnbtrn gu ipieIen. Sus lei
obns IsIbitfii9tise &biidisn gsIaebsr,
trOBbem fiibIien iia bic 2dnbr. Die
mir uutr uniereu S9ub itelteu, In
ibrem StOI3e perlebt. Temnad isi
Is bsiisr, on Siele Der 8ormunbIdaft
cine SeHOHenihafi. oi. auf s.ssns
ieitis.n SntersFsn b.rubt, gu iesen,
bur9 ipel4e an ben prin,ipisn rsr
Dtonros Dpttrin nidts asGnbert ipers
be. Di.i. neue ani6auuHg iei gsgens
iibtr MeritO in glutpsnbung gsbradt
tpprben unb babe iih gut befpdbrt. St
cieIes adub burd ben bon ben Der.
Staotsu befoletsn plan einen 0ub.u
erlanet babs, s,muHs bic 3ulunft .ntI6eis
ben, Gbtr auf isbeu Gan iei Merito
ifbr5eiigt iporoen. bab bic Der. Staas
ten ibm ieius Resisrung porI9rsiben,
fonbrn ibm eeitatt,u, feline Nnesles
seHbeiten nah eisenem 8elieben au res
geIn. llniere Resi,runs perbe ipeiter
Meyifo nah 9rGfien unteritiiben, aber
ieiuen 3tpaug auf basierte ausilbsn
unb bamit ben BstpsiS lief,rn. bab fIe
teins Obsrhsrri4aft in isnsm auubs
auiirsbe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-08

9inbenbsre iast: ~Grob'
britannien bat feline gldiIess5,rie
tpomit it uidt bIos Snbien msine.
gs ware interefant gu erfabren, pels
4e perlpunbbare Stene sem,int lit.
Sab 4. perbanben 1T. tpirb Hiemanp
beitreiten. tpenn Sinbenburs ss fast,
bem fran50iiide pbantaiterei.u ebeniO
fremb finb, ipie ensIiihe prabIsreieH.
@eprse9ernarb ba ip EN-.
pfiebIt ben Ser. Staatsn. Elm srobss
Seer unb eiue srobe JIott. su erri9s
ten. I'm IHeriffe bon Sapan unb eng.
Lamb absupebren. Mit Sapan tonnen
mir ieber5eit fsrtis psrbsn unb nit
GnsIanb nod beiier. Inter ben &c,
gen1pdrtiseu @erbdItniHen tpiiros cine
5afeHfperre seniisen, I'M es aur Ders
nunft gu brinssn. Die srDbt.n Ssere
nnb SlOtteu p.rOsn psrs.bsns isin uns
ter einem 9rGiibentsn, Der tsin @ers
itdnbnib fir rationale Redte unb
Gbrs beiist unb Der ieiuen fraslihsu
Mutb Bios on ieinen eissnsn Wits
bureern betuHbet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-08

f, Gs ipirb eef4risben: Gin tiirSIi4
aus WdtoDid 5uriidseishrtsr 9oadnDsr
er3dblt iibsr bic ff,Dsren llnruben. bic
sur 3sit in BritiIhs Jnbien bxrrlAsa:
so iebr iid bic engIiffe Rssisrung
Mibe gibt, bic Worsanse in Jnoisu
5u perbsimliGen, 10 bredeu iid bod
bic ShredsnsnahriHtsn iibsr bic gu
fidnbs I'm Snnern Jnbisns Babr. Der
glufrubr IN Sinsapur itebt seinssipegs
rtrein5elt bd, pielmebr Iobfrn In adnJ
Snpien Jhmmen nss Qlufrubrs ems
pOr. gs III gang obne 3,ptiFsI. baB
3piihsn ben Wlobamtbansrn Snbiers
lInb Der brabnranii9eiI unb bubbbifiis
i4sn 9sp0lteruns Sur 3eit 0tisbe gee
idloFsn 1T unb Elm lltbsrsinicmrlen
getroifen tpurbs, Der bsrbdbten snslis
iasn Hesisruns auf jepe Grt Sdipiss
riateiien Al MAIDEN. Der Dampftr ilris
ierer Clinic Iplis Yombap anluufsu,
bies perbinberte aber bic tnglifhe We.
gieruns untsr einem @criranp. per
uns nidt bttannt wurpt. Wk ma.
uns ip1ler mitt1siIts, krriGtG our
!3,it In gtmbdp Idipsre llnruben. Gin
16til hsr febr rperibroQsn 5aiendnlns
psn ipa Don ben gluffidnbifAen IN
9ranb asitsdt tpcrbsn fsin. gttnIo 1T
es In Wlabras, i9trsn Ra4ti4ten sus
iulss, su bIutis.n 3uiammsnliSben
3piI&en ben einbsimiiHsn nub dnii
raltI6en 1ruppsn seiommsu bic
Strabentdmpfe baben bier msbrsre
5ogs angeoaueri. gu bkftigtn Aras
tuadsn iIi es fernsr in Raspur, aba!o
bdb unb Miriapur geiommsr. Stsr
psrIuGt.H bic RsbtIIen ben ansmarih
sinbsimiIder lruppen. gu psrblnoern
IN WirIapur sing Elm gan5es Rsgi
ment BON Silba 5u ben auifdnoii4en
iiber, Sn ben Sirabsu sntlpann fi6
bann elm tsftiser aampf 5niIden bsii
qulitdRbiI6en unb ben rtgitrlnss
tr,ueu Sruppen, bel Mm bic ltBisreil
Isbr i9tpere WrluIis erlitten une in
Si. dlu6t s.Itsassn tparten. Die Rs'
beIlen issten iih In ben Bsiie Der 4ds
Isrn.n unp WaiienarIsnals, ssrfbrisi
ben 9abnboi unb bic gabnlinien. IN
gdina icll Is ebenfaIls Su isbr idpe'
zen MusIfrsi!un1en setonmtu ieln.
Die sngliids gepOIieruns Gamer
inbiens flii4.si I'd, In arober Sdartn
naG ben srcben aiiitsnitabisH, ote inls
msrbin srSbr,n SHus setpohreH.
neil bier i6nsle Seron,ie9urg alil'ras
liider 5ruppsn m0sIi4 1T.
gln Der Spite Der auftdnSiidtn
gepsauns feb. Der Rabia pom gbds
aalpur, bsIItIbs, Der fid DOT tinissn
Sabr.n Bel Der SaiIertr0nnng In Stls
81 bel Der engIifhen Resierung rs.qt
unliebIam b.met!bur mahtt. Gr NOR
namIid Der sinaise Rabid, Der Der
GrSnuna Ternblisb. ga er dIs slner
ber tpen;g.n inbifden Rabobs Gilt. Die
iid nid,t pom GEglarb beifs6sa lisben,
aenisbt er Sci Der Bepolierurs grobes
QluIsbeu. Or IN psrm0ss feines unee'
beuren R.itibums imitanoe. tine ur'
NEE DON minbsiiens 10000 Ndnu
auf,uii.Ieu, lnb man tam NIT 0s
rviskit onnebmen, bab srobs Watfsn'
Ii,i,runaen ibren Wss ndb Hhlaalpur
a.fuuben baben, naabem Rublan6
BON ieter BEN Wafftnithmuggsl uaH
esyupisn itari beeiinitist batis.A
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-08
aidlsnbrssd alHt.

Ger Qlidenbrobd ali6, tpcIder al
Der Asalnut inio glercer Strabe iei'i
Deritpieafnes 9aiein fiibrt, wie &c
fib bon einem aide1sbr0oeI eeoieilt.
bot Die fcIscnben amsbiOotesl rirtgs.
itellt, aus Seren Reibeu uu 10. "a.
tuar Der WcrpuIt,iHgsratb uwdtl
rpcrocu fol-: @iniam Taipiger, Sbc.
mas 8. Gtcd, gyietor 8. Star5e.
Qbilip giit, @ul 8. Sees, @iniam
9iiebrI, Geo. ~. Weuiuebr, Otto .
3tud, GSwarb pan Sefuet 9litgro
Sinf, @cn Gee, WmHire 3 Dsinier.
Wolter Ariiesfarlp ,nsb Soc y.
Eibcp. ler Neridt ~ G6dtniti'
itera t5ai iuiib. oab ber AIisb D6Qig
ids,Ibci,frei bdtebt. 2dhsng iine
llhmp idpuedteu besbaR NOD eimnaI
70 olst
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-08

einss Der iiinssn paare mad BEN uns
oeren psrTtpanb I'M NOD buniIsrrn
NsbtnIadle, I'M iih bort i'm Ions 5ii
brebsn. Gang itin unb cbne MufTsbeH,
absr sstriebsn BON elmer jener ftdrtsn
MdGts, bic bic ,inenblide araft bss
aebtns bilben. Uian fab nur inner
3psi bnnfls S1oiten, bic trgpers
fdlunssn burdy ben G0al idptbtsn,
ipabrenb pom Wsiten ber bumpfs Rae
noHeniHtdge srbr0bnttn unb fi4 nit
ben IsfI,n qeirastnsn WaI5ertldngen
Irnbsrbar psrmiId,ien.
N. W iiIler
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-08
Qofal /. Beridt.
sars gestssSa.S .SOIpital.

Ger 'Srmlen Silispereiu bes ge'
ioesSa ,Soipitals peranitaItgt on
Sam;icn, is. Ge,enrber. IN Der sl't
itaIi all Der ReaSing sioao uno Saf
Strabc eiuen @eihnnftstcoar. s,ebii
jd1ren ,nlo niislitcn @esJnthlSeH
ipcrScn beIcnScrs biibide Sipeniers
.u,o ssappen fir aincer ~ ichr ma.
iiecn grcifal nigebcteu, bic jidl ole
gseibnad,tsacidrntc guns pcrfrefllid,
eianen. ais Speoialitdt Gilt eas giits
ealliih gddiperf, n,eId)es bic Graiic.r
Ses 9ereius nod eiaenen wc,epten
ccriic!lel iperoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-08
NrieffaFei,.

R. ct. Dupion ap, Sdittn
Gi. Die pbotOarapbien nur rubis ab;
Il. babsn bisIslben ausfi4tsr. ben
Gmpfdnger gu errsi4en, mir irssnS
Gin 9rief.
u. s.. main SiraBs Sn
Garrpins. SOtpa, sibt es ieine bsntid'
3.iiunp. 9a mir gum @dtbitloisH
i.ins 3eii baben. ,DnHeu iuir Shnsn
aud bic gtabt in Soma niHt rennsn,
bi. nit einsm 6 aHfdugt unb mil
ID tnbtt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-08

Was Der prdiibeut Der.
Iansi, 1T nidt elm 9eisb sesen @ers
brs4eu, ionberu Elm @siss eeseu
Seuti9>@meritauer. Dide gelsibis
suns piro nidt in @ersefIsubeit ses
ratben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-08

Der prdfibent. Der bic gbre
unb lSit Re9te Der Der. Staatm pers
trsten iollte. 1T ftumm. 0amit piro
es Dem &onsreb our a]flift. au reben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-08

Die gotfa aft bss prdiibenien
spirb In ensIanb unsetbeiIte 3aitims
n,uns finben. oa iie often fast. bab bic
snsIif1en Raubereieu unseit0rt forts
sHebt tperpen ionnen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-08
siaIias. Gn.nnata gslisss Mins4 ben nssmbn 1911

ipdbrs unb iie aud nidt ibr geftes 5u
leiiten ptrmossu. ba bic beiisbsnben
Wesulationsn srobe 9inbsrniHs IN
ben Weg au Ieetn fdeinsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-08

60 baben, in ibrsm Rampf ssatn
bic GnglGnbsr. glm.ritoner esba4t
inb gebanAslt.
The Washington times., 1915-03-10
A Bargain Thursday Sale Full of Inviting Opportunities
$3.50 Serge Suits, $3.50

Boys pure wool Worsted navy
blue Serge Suits. with TWO
PAIRS of knickerbocker pants.
Knife pleat Balkan models.
with stitched belt and patch
pockets. Full lined and taped
seams. Made of American
Woolen Co.'S pure worsted
serge. Sizes to II years.
The Washington times., 1915-03-10
81 r e c. Corsets, CSC

Special lot of "R & q" Cor
sets, of fine coutil. medium bust.
trimmed with embroidery and
draw-string: double hook IN
front. Long hip. with two sets
OF garters. Sizes 10 to 26.
The Washington times., 1915-03-10
SOC Pongee Silk, 29c yd.

a6-inch SILK Pongec. a beau
titul silk-and-linen material for
street. afternoon. and evening
wear. Colors are light blue.
copenhagen, navy, pink, old
rose, apricot, coral. mais. lavcn-
der, sand, tan. reseda. nile,
olive, cream. white, and black.
The Washington times., 1915-03-10
39c Tub Dresses, 29c

Little children's Dresses of
white checked dimity. trimmed
with neat pink and blue edge.
Small ruffie around neck and
sleeves. Sizes to 3 years.
The Washington times., 1915-03-10
12Hzc Domet Flannel,
7Ac yd.

27-inch White Domet Flannel.
fine. soft. fieecy grade for In
fants' wear.
The Washington times., 1915-03-10
45c Wash Boards, 29c

Heavy Galvanized Iron Wash
Boards. with double rubbing
surface: strongly made.
The Washington times., 1915-03-10
Crepe Night Gowns, 49c

Women's extra quality Crepe
Night Gow'.s. in light blue.
pink and white. Round neck.
kimono sleeves, trimmed with
with silk ribbon. Cut full and
long.
The Washington times., 1915-03-10
Women's $3.50 and So
Shoes, $1.59

Women's High and Low Shoes.
in the most approved styles; in
Guiding the smart gray Gnd
Shoes. also OXfords and Pumps.
Colonials and Strap SLIPPERS, OF
Patent Colt. Gun Metal. Vici
Kid and Velvet. Sizes 2ia to s
in the lot.
The Washington times., 1915-03-10
22c and Csc Mattings,
$2.98 Roll

Extra heavy weight Seamless
China and 1S0-warp Japanese
MattiDgs. strictly reversible and
perfect quality. Sample rolls
containing 20 yards each. Choice
OF carpet designs. stripes and
checks of green, red, tan or
blue.
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Step Ladders, 39c

Good strong and serviceable
Step Ladders, with shelf at
tachment for pail. Aft. size.
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Csc Stationery, 10c quire

Initial Writing Papers. left
from our recent big purchase,
fine quality linen stock. at lVc
auire.
loc and l5c Linen Envelopes,
&c package.
The Washington times., 1915-03-10
12Hc Draperies,
The yd.

Yard-wide Curtain Scrim. In
white and ecru grounds. with
various color figures and border
effects, also white curtain
Swiss. in stripes and figures.
Full pieces-not remnants.
The Washington times., 1915-03-10
81 Bed Pillows,
SOC each

Extra large size Pillows. filed
with sanitary crushed turkey
feathers. made odorless by cold
blast process. Filled with
heavy weight stripe ticking.
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81 Couch Covers,
59c each

Fast color Belgium stripe
Couch Covers. 60-in. wide and
ga yards long: with frtnged
sides and ends. Natural linen
color. red. green or white
stripes.
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$3.50 Long Kimonos,
$1.98

Long Kimonos OF fine lustrous
silk Swiss, in rose, lavender.
Copenhagen and navy grounds
with pretty floral effects. Sizes
UP to 46.
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89c Faille Poplin,
Soc yd.

26-inch Colored Faille Poplin,
rich lustrous quality. in all
street and evening shades; also
black and white.
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SITS Spreads, SIPS

Extra heavy quality Mar
seilles Pattern Spreads. double
bed size, hemmed ready to use.
The Washington times., 1915-03-10

New spring styles in girls
dresses, of sheer lawn, made in
round neck style, with set-in
sleeves: fine tucked front and
belt. Double skirt of fine en-
broidery. Sizes 8 to IA years.
The Washington times., 1915-03-10
SOC and 69c Under.
wear, Csc

Women's medium weight Cot
ton. Underwear. In regular and
extra sizes. bleached only.
Shirts and pants to match, in
broken sizes.
The Washington times., 1915-03-10
19c Nub Ratine, lie yd

3-inch White Nub Ratine, IN
attractive white material with
rough uneven surface; very
smart and dressy for spring
wear.
The Washington times., 1915-03-10
Soc Corset Covers, 39c

Women's Corset Covers of fine
qualify soft finish nainsook.
with embroidery and Val. lace
yokcs, sleeves finished with lace
edge and ribbon beading. Sizes
up to A.
New Britain herald., 1915-01-25

to fill orders promptly. It is not true, as alleged in some quarters, that only ships of German registry can be purchased. We do not know whether any of the German vessels interned in our ports can be secured or would be desirable, but we are convinced that suitable ships of va rious foreign registry are available If the means for purchasing them are provided. There Is attached to this report list of ships offered by the Merchant Marine Agency, Boston, Massachusetts, from which it will be seen that there are 5 ships of Eng fish registry and of German regis cry which it proposes to sell. Other ships are obtainable.
 Period of Prosperity.
 We are satisfied that the removel of the oppressive restraints now ex- ercised by foreign steamship com panies upon our export trade will give it an extraordinary impetus. and bring to our country a period of enlarged and unexampled prosperity.
 'The fact that our expanding trade shows, at the moment, favorable bal ances is an argument that our com merce moves freely and without in- jury, or undue burdens. We believe that the favorable trade balance n December of over s1OO. 900 might have been doubled in January if suff1- cient ships had been available at req sonable rates so that the orders which are pouring in upon us from every source could have been prompt ly filled'
 Cites Panama Line.
 Citing the Panama Railroad and Steamship line as "a conspicuous in- stance of successful conduct under the supervision of the government of so- called private business the report says:
 "The operations of the ships of this company offer no justification for the charge of administrative and execu- tive ineff1ciency,' any more than the construction of the Panama canal It. self.
 Net Revenue of $314 ,296.36.
 "In the fiscal year ended June 30, 1914, there was a net revenue from the steamship line alone of $314,296- .36 and in the four months ended Oc- tober 31, 1914, there was a net reve- nue from the steamship line alone of $84,294.
 These net revenues are truly net; that is to say, they are net after maintenance and depreciation, includ- ing extraordinary repairs, are charged against the property. This deprecia- tion on the ships owned by the conn., pany Is per cent. per annum which is the practice of the best private lines and Is in excess of the depreciation charged by many privately owned lines"
New Britain herald., 1915-01-25

worm disease in different parts of the world, the Foundation states.
 The Belgian relief work and the promotion of medical education and public health in China. are referred to as other instances of the work of the Foundation. But one applica- ton has been made to the Founda- ton in the interest of studying or inn proving labor conditions.
 Economic Research Institute.
 Replies to other questions disclosed the fact that early last year the Foundation appointed a committee to consider the desirability of estab- fishing an institute for economic re- search to study important economic and social questions, but this move ment was not pressed after MT. King began his inquiry in industrial rela- tions
 Many reports, statements of the purposes of the Foundation as de- fined by John D. Rockefeller and copies of the measures submitted to congress for the incorporation of the Rockefeller Foundation were submit ted to the commission by it's request and made public in the statement to- day.
New Britain herald., 1915-01-25
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