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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-05-21

Der 8Iis in oas &sobitboiss 6es Srn
|Souis @itgnitin. Gum Slid BE-
iGno iht Gienmlio i'm @ous.
Seetcn 0umnerstug iailo ii
Der @obmmg ecs 9errn 6rit
Sdnifners, llntc Berger, one Sruu.
mna ieier Sodtcr, SRI. Gnmta, mi
.Srn. Suliils aallmcpcr, itott.
SER mb Srau 4llgidt &ub!i
'cclcbrirtcn lesten Somltog ibrt
bleierne Sod5eit.
9as s Sabre aIte S6bnt gr
0cs lRntH @an. in Souliuare Emp
mobntniten Srn. i. ". 9rltegge
nlnnIt tootcte lcttc @odp cine &lap,
pcrid)lnlMc ole 3 Snb q 3pl lang
mar.
gns Gapen@ille: Der @ei5er
Itcbt bier lehr id;ltdt rnro lit fulm1
cine eils-hrittel @rttc Sl crpartcl.
Srrllollle mnat ul 6t BIB
nNcit."
Scrr Suliua @imbbairrn Wlr.
Se Icttcn 0otnWrstog non ieiiler
@attin nit eiipcllr &Scltbiirger be.
Mcnft.
&ei3et 81. Storm 80, Gier
10, SAFER 80, Sbipiuii 80. &or.
toffcln 1925.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-05-21
saesem.

HEHEr
Gar pielcs reglRtS in Der @elt,
@eni Der SplNat I'M EnIpcrbampf,
Slt ariegsacid,rei inro ~HobFitampf
Sid, nuttbig mllB hepegen:
8mln griibt Dem aintpfer nlalld)es
0fal-
@r ruit: Sir ScllfeI, fuie fatal!
Gin tiidt'9 ger <getregcl.
9ranol Gie 2Gilie luarcn rein,
Sas q" redrt bod 0re Srillcr reiit.
9ic fam Has &cr5 bcipeacr.
Bouquets herhci; raid} aran5c Der!
Tho nieocr fallt sur 8iiur id)imr
Gin inatrer @litmetregen.
Ser anabc ipiclt pcft mlllttrr lid,
3crreibt ole aIeibcr redst fiird)rcrlidl,
lllt0 rutidn I)erab uoiat Siigei.
"a fonHnt Mania i'm Sturm bcrl>ci
llto n. pcEdl' gruiies Moroge-
idJrei2
SM ia! IS rcglrt Erit9el.
sn iapeIn traulid) ftillen Grt,
.Nl griinumranfter Salpbe bort,
@ihbt'S icIiclW 8eniiiIf:
Is id,lingt DER SiitaliM Iicbcparm
llm's id,1rpc M1AdRn ieiiNn Arm
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-05-21
$rpoafte.
Gorrtgtert bon
Sobn $. SeInlerS

I'm OIse It rt4ene 3irsn uno
6eniter gu r%einigen, beoient man iid
elmer Wii4uns BON Elm Seil Sala
Mat uno IL Seilen WaTer. Seife
ooer Gauge, pie fonIt iiblid, idaOet.
Gem Oelfor6enanftrid.
Mtttel 9sgen sIdn5enbt
0eft4tsbaut. Man ipai9t ii6,
penn moglid, INNER NIT parmem
Waher unO elmer san5 miloen Seize
nnb iofort nod Dem Ibtrodnen nit
benz 5ud reibt man nit blpBer
Sanc oas @eIi4t 0auptid9lid
Stirns, Wangen, 4~usenbOblen unb
Raio gang troden.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-05-21
81, o~erfauicn.

Cine feline 6arin. ! Sipd5 uno etiua
IA Ader suten Spoen sntbalteno, inncrs
balb Der Stabt9renSen BON Sermann ses
!eaen. nit gntem &ohnhauie, Stuluna
nnS Rebens@ebaubeu, tleinem 8einbcrae
unp Chit S6nmen, nne IN 9utent 6olr-
Toe9c. %beloneers aeeisnet fir eiiten Sars
mer wcldler iuiinid,t u1ber bel Der Stoot
81 luObnen, iii Eli o%ertaIien. Haohsufrar
gcn bel Hpbert sSulfcr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-05-21


aIeins S6uppsnetSem
i'm 9siidt hsieitist man oaourd
idnsll, OaB man Die Stellen 5undait
NIT etlpas Salspofer bsfeuhiet unb
nad Dem Srodnen nit einem in laue
IRil9 aetau6tsn 8attebaui6 trdf-
tig abnGi9t.
Sci aufgeiprungener
6aut pes Geiihtes uno Der SGnbe
bilft better ais dle piel geprieienen
Giureibungen unO Grtmes Dos elm.
fade 8lp5erin, oas mar in Die bolb
ab9etrodnete 9out na9 ieoem Das
iden gut einreibeu muB.
Reintgen ppn Mefiern
unb 8absln. Sin iebr einfa6es
@erfnbren beItebt BARN, naB man
cine ungsto6te 8ortoffeI entSpei
ihneipet. lie in Sieselmebl poer
&~altpulper tauf,t un0 Ole MeIier
uno @a6sln oamit reibt. Sic psrosn
Iebr l6nea rein unG gl0n5enD.
gierflede 5u entfernen.
Wian ldbt Die 6lede p0ai9 trpdnen
mo Serrei6t iie boun nit Den SIN,
germ; ndoDoem man dQe fsItfisenben
&eite mSgIi4it entferut cat, reibt
iian nit einsm feuften Happen nnd,
Den man, Ipenn Der sled ith ti9t
LOFT, in SeifenpdIier tauGen tann.
3ulebt reibt man nit tlnrem 8ui@
Ter nat dno biigelt Die feudte Stelle
trpden
Sapani6e Gdda6en,
lpie 5eebtetter unO oergleiGen, 6urz
len nift nit beibem BdlIer ooer
gar nit Sopanaler g~ereinigt Ipers
Den, poour6 Der Cad lei4t &iIie 6es
tommt uno nbIpringt. Wian rsibe i.
nit Del ab unb pii9e Dunn nit
trpdenem, ipeidem 5ud) na9.
perlmutIer ourf mdn niGt
nit beiBem Mafer oper beiBer SEIZE
reinigsn, 0a es oanp ieinen peihen
8lans perliert.0 ds bette gteinigungss
mittel lit tnltes 8aIier miiS 4idmms
trsioe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-05-21
3n p~erfauien

cine quite Sarm uon rm9eidhr loo
hitter. lts Meiten weitlidb bon &ermann.
Ale u6tbiaeu @ebGuoe. IN 0utem gu
itauo. ubpprbauoen, io,uie aud beitdn.
oiQ gcnii9eub gsaiier. SATIN lpiort, pber
audl i'm ndrbitcu 0erbit, in &eiie 9enpm-
men iuerbcn. Nnherea aiti Der .Ciiiee
hieies 8lattes.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-05-21
9tabjdnlc.

lie llnterSeirhrcte miro. pom ndditen
|. Suni, bis sum |. Septcmber, Inter
ricllt i'm Ndheu uu6 in @aubnrbeiten ere
tbetien. &eQcn NGherem ,ucuoe man
litl III
Srau EQutiuu &altcr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-05-21
Sfcro III ~pcrfaufeu.

Gin QltteS, arpBes, brolmes nno nc.
'inoes arbeitss 8fcro, III Den beiten Sul,-
rem, 1T, nmlt6nhcbalber. st n%ertnuien.
sse9en N1bercm %ertnnoi9e man iidl in
Der Office beS Spltsblattcs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-05-21
3n D~erfanfeu

GIN grtes Arbeitspiero (Nfabrel. 10
Sabre alt. III !5ano bod. in eutem 3u.
ltonp nno fann ST. ieoer Arbcit acbralld,t
Werbeu. NdhereS Del
SnutS @Gertner.
Serrlarn. Mo, Coles Greer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-05-21
2n ~berfanfcn

Sine Sanneb, MIR mahreno cine Sniipll
bsuIst. II SUI lang. init eiucm t5air-
banfss Muric Motor bon 4 Hierbetrait.
aaeS in Qlltem ~Suftano. Naberes bel
SHbpr Sd)miot. Youtre Silano.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-05-21
Nene anseigen
@arnnna.

9aS Siifen unb bns Saaen aui meins
en Bias 1T hermit ani oas Strengite
oerboten. &enn oieie &arnuna nid)t be
abtet wiro. oann muB i'd, 9eieBtieh ban.
beln.
Chm. Oettercr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-05-21
1yrnd,t.& ranntmcin.

Sd babe cine groBe Gnantitdt feinen
ielpii gebranHten Apple Sad. Beach
Srnuop mo 5reiterihnnps an pauo. Den
il btIli9 uertalien reroe bel Der @alione
obcr in 9rOBcrcr S.uantitdteu.
@pttlObS III ueR
Sermaru, Nu.. u. ,.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-05-21
Warm III u%erfanicu.

Cine 6urm BON 1913 Nfer, in Der Ndbe
pom .luisS, Mu., 100 Ader inter aulttr
2 3eidle.. CUTE Sdlener, aroBc %icbs
rpcibe. II, i. 10.
y. 6. Sattter.
GOO Cat 6ioh ST..
1tfferiun Gitp, Mtu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-05-21

NablSeiten bu liberalen Iretien mer.
cen om Sunntus, Den 30 Mai, nuf Dem
Sairplob ieroirt weroeu.
Srau 8enb nn6 Erau Siedgrarfc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-05-21
Central Hotel
MORRISON, :
Leo G.. Ludwig, Prop.
IN EVERY WAY

We invite and expect our former res
taurant patrons to take their meals at
the hotel, where regular dinner will be
served from II TO 100 p. M. at verv
reasonable rates.
The Ludwig Restaurant at the old
stand will continue TO serve hot and cold
sandwiches.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-05-21
3n n%erfaufen.

Gin idl0aer @ohnbeiig; / Stabtlotten
9Mten, tlltiuirten &o0euS; gcraumiges
%$uhubnus, Stcjuae6au0c, CUTIE @eacr.
3iitcrne. StnH mo Neben0ebduoe. gSirh
Sll tiherGIrm GreiS pertnuft, .ueil Die 81
gcnthlinIer nidlt bier ,uphncu t6unen.
N$egeu NdhcrCm >ueNbe nan lidl an
u. &. enter, Nermann, @p.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-05-21

LINER lup6lbetounter 3urbts Senah
unp antidbentraber, Ramon ", ipiuie
nuiere betoeu if9Hen 3ndt~GieL
q mcriuu Yribe uno 5pm 8in1.
.lutroen Die Soiluu tinburcD ltet)en mir
.io.gt; Stanton y. nnb lpm ain9 oiti
@ottiieb Bumpers Mat, IN Stpnu Sill
ON Y. %. II. % april mo ont6, 1t. -
III Nloi, uln nul 8 pno IL SUni. Silr
ben Aeit Der Belt lucrocii Die 5hierc mi
ocr Tnrilt PM Nrtbur &otiertien, Der al.
tie SRidlter &udertleu GlaB, itebeu. Ieic-
phpnc: Sittle SSer9er 9r, 73.
aetnc 9e6ienung ON Sunntoa.
SOtiertien 8rus
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-05-21
G. F. Williams
Mln(6inen Rgparn III
Wersf1tte
MAN NJ.

Nieinc @erfitdtte 1T icet uieoer unteI
Stttnng mcines SpbneS, Gbns. &il,
liamS, III Setricb uno o1e &eparotnl-
arbeitet meroen prompt uno iahmin-
ntld} aus0eihhrt. 6%cparoturen az
Sreiddntaihtuen, @aiulinmaihinen gu,
tomubile, Bumper uiip.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-05-21
N5deatIiGer &arftberidt.

Mci3ei,, No. 2. i.42
@ci3en, go. 3. iii
SnuperiaI OtebI, per Sod 40
@opo 2llf NfebI, per Sod 400
Sailp 9reno Mebl, per Sod 4.t0
&leie, per 100 Gfuno lao
SbippihliL per 100 Gfunb 1,60
&ornmebI, per 100 Bfunb 2.t0
Srpoafte.
@orrtgiert bon
Sobn s. SeImerS
Gicr. per Gltten0 ID
Buffer per Siunb .20--25
Siibner, per 8funo, 12
Curing Gbidens, per Giufo 30.
Stogs, per Sfunb 7h
@dnie, per GfunS, ,0S
@nten, Der 8ffluto .
Curriers', per 8funb J.. Is
Shmols, per 8finb 10
&ortoficln per @1tfrel rs
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-05-21

madten ON borigen Mittiuod,. nj
'&obt. Surols girto, cine Sabrt md
Sermonn.
Evening star., 1915-05-14
New Styles in
Children's White Lawn
Dresses.

The Finest. Daintlcst New
White Lawn Dresses for httte
children from to g years OF age,
in a variety of attractive styles.
They arc splendid dresses, all
nicely made and unusually dc
sirablc.
children White Lawn Dresses. yoke
and skirt tucked. neck and sleeves
trimmed with beading and ribbon: Si.:'
ench.
Children's White Lawn Dresses.
square neck and short sleeves. trimmed
with beading and ribbon; skirt has en-
broidered and scalloped edge: $3.50
each.
Children's White Lawn Dresses. Ions
waist effect with square neck and
short sleeves, trimmed in lace; skirt
with embroidery and edge, and pretty
ribbon sash: $:.s5 each.
Children's White Lawn Dresses. turn =
over collar and cuffs, trimmed with
featherstitching: wide belt, beautifully
shocked in pink or blue: $500 each.
Children's Fine White Dresses, long
waist effect. trimmed with valen-
ciennes lace insertion and embroidery:
square neck and short sleeves, trimmed
with edge: dainty ribbon sash and bow
$3.50 each.
Third door. street.
Evening star., 1915-05-14
A Quaint English Smock
for Young Girls.

1t is very simple to make. for there
is no fitting to do. and the smoking
trims it in quaint and pretty fash
ion.
When made of linen. Indian Head
suiting, japanese crepe. kindergarten
cloth. pongee or silk null. in green:
blue or rose. it will be beautiful. and
there are two styles-the loose style,
long, with deep pockets. and the
shorter style with elbow sleeves and
belt.
For school. college and the studio
the smock is delightful. and it makes
an ideal garment for tennis, golfng,
canoeing and all outdoor sports.
The pattern for this new smock
may be had of US in 10 sizes-24 10
4z-at I5c. No. 1873.
Come in and see the Lovely Smock
which we are showing in
this style.
Pattern Dept. Main -four, Eleventh street.
Evening star., 1915-05-14
Pictures Make Very Desirable
Weddinp Gifts.

A we'll chosen picture makes an ap
preciated wedding gift. and the care
with which our assortments are made
assures the most satisfactory selection
to those seeking gifts at this time.
They are in variety which allows
choice for any room and of many sub
jects. attractively framed, and at prices
in which there is wide range. few
of the styles will serve to show the
diversity of the displays.
Water Colors, framed. $3.50 to $500
each.
Colored Etchings. framed. $f.s5 each.
French prints, framed, CSC to $500
each.
Dresden Interiors. framed. $3.50 to
$500 each.
Carbons, in antique>gilt and mahog
any finished frames. $500 to S20. 90 each.
Colored Prints and Photographers,
35c to $500 each.
Oil Paintings. $500 to $250.O0 each.
Wallace Nutting Pictu-es-blossoms
landscapes and interior views; un-
framed. CSC to $500 each; framed. soc
to $500 each.
Fourth floor. street.
Evening star., 1915-05-14
HAS TROUBLE WITH LINES.
Admiral Moore Continues Effort to
Raise Submarine F4

Admiral Moore cabled the Navy De-
partment last night from Honolulu
that he had been unable to move the
forward line TO the sunken submarine
FL and that another effort would be
made today to raise the forward body
enough to get a new line further aft on
the vessel.
Diving. he said, had been suspended
temporarily on recommendation of a
ply sician, who reported that Divers
Nelson and Drillishak were unfit for
the work. although not seriously i'll.
Evening star., 1915-05-14
HEARING Of REPORTS
ON SOC|AB|L|7Y RUN
Washington Section of Electric We
hicle Association in Session.
Officers Elected.

The annual election OF officers of the
Washington section of the Electric We
hicle Association of America was held
last night at the offices of the Potomac C
Electric Power company. resulting as
follows: Chairman. K. Bruce Emer-
son: vice chairman, J. J. Bartram. and
secretary treasurer. {. NJ. Marsh.
A vote of thanks was extended TO +.
: NARROW. The retiring chairman of the
Washin gton section. The newly elect
ed officers will serve from October
for one year In the absence last night
of Mr.. NARROW Mr. Emerson presided.
Reports of Committees.
The reports of the various committees
in connection with the coming second
annual sociabiiity run of the associa-
tion to be held Wednesday. May 26,
were submitted and approved. \ list
of the local automobile dealers selling
electric vehitles. who will not be per
Initted to compete for prizes in the
coming run. was read b! the secretary.
They may enter cars as nOn-contest
anrs, but will not be eligible for any
of the prizes This action met the ap-
proval of the meeting.
After the business meeting f. c.
Graham. president Of the National
Electrical Supply Company, delivered
an address on "Gp-to-Date Business
Methods" Mr.. Graham told how
ployes should be considered q part of
an orga niZaiioli and the efforts that
should he made 10 satisfy customers
Service was another important branch
of every business. he continued, and
the follow-up method and the securing
of future customers also a very neces-
Sary feature.
Evening star., 1915-05-14
CHARGED WITH MURDER.
Five Auto Occupants Arraigned. Ac
cused of Killing Nurse in Street.

Robert l.. Pearson. jr.; James c. Wat =
son, John l.. Callan, William G. Kelly
and William H. Tayman, the occupants
of an automobile which collided with
and caused the death of Alberta G. Helm,
a nurse Of the Gailinger Hospital, on
the 10th street road, April II last. we're
arraigned today before Chief Justice
Covington in Criminal Division / on an
Indictment charging murder in the sec
ond degree.
The young men entered pleas of not
guilty. (
Attorney Wilton J. Lambert appeared
for Pearson. The other defendants
we're represented by Attorneys d. w
Baker. w. 4. Leahy and II. A. Grant.
Evening star., 1915-05-14
The "Rite-Light"
Shaving Mirror.

Something every man who shaves
himself has probably wished tor IN
Vulnerable times. The most practical
mirror for shaving that we have ever
offered: 6-inch size.
Price, $500.
OTHER TOILET ARTICLES:
Packers Tar Soap. .l4c cake
W. & l.. Spanish CASTLE Soap.
15c cake; for soc
Gibbs Bath Soap, violet and
verbena odors. zoe cake; 1925 doz.
Imported CASTLE Soap,
25c, soc, S100 and $3.50 bar
CarEona Cleaning Fluid.
15c. 25c, soc and sl.00 bottle
Imported Nail Brushes. .1Oc each
Imported Toothbrushes. ....... .10c each
Sanitol Tooth Paste. ..13c tube
Sanitol Tooth Powder. ....... .13c can
Mennen's Talcum Powder. .l2c oox
Amolin Powder. .......loc and Zoe box
W. & LIS Hair Tonic. ..25c and soc bottle
4711 Cologne, 36c. 65c and sl.3o bottle
All Sea Salt, 25c, 45c and sl.oo bottle
Main 6oor, street
Evening star., 1915-05-14
ANNOUNCING
A New Importation of
Irish Huckaback Toweling,

Direct from ]. N. Richard
son, Sons & Owden III
Belfast, Ireland.
Plain and fancy weaves i'll
new and pretty designs.
Towels and many delightful
articles can be made from
this material during the
summer months; IS, 20, 22
and "a inch widths.
Prices range from 40c to
$1.00 yard.
Second floor. Eleventh street.
Evening star., 1915-05-14
Women's New Parasols
In Plain and Fancy Colors.
new combinations

hades. new combinations.
Colored Silk Parasois. with the
new cord gathered edge; handles
to match: S3.7s each.
Black Parasols OF gros grain
and taffeta silks: hcmstitched,
tucked. gathered and ruff1es; an
Incompatible array OF styles:
black ebony handles; S3.7s to
$1,000 each.
Evening star., 1915-05-14
JAPAN OFFERS CONDOLENCES.
Mexicans Also Offer Sympathy on
Account of Lusitania Trapedy.

Viscount Chinda. the Japanese ambas-
sador, by direction OF his government.
ca lied at the State Department yes
terday and expressed coincidence on the
loss of American lives in the sinking OF
the Lusitania.
A telegram received at the State De-
partmenf yesterday expressed the SYM
pathy OF "the convention government
In Mexico for the loss of American lives
on the Lusitania. The message smoke
for the government headed by Gen.
Cara and supported by the Zapata
troops.
Evening star., 1915-05-14

New shapes. new plain
Colored Silk Parasols. in all
desirable shades. with ebonine
handles. Special price. $500
each.
Canopy Parasols. plain colors
and black and white. handles
finished with sword tassels; $500
each.
Main floor, G street.
Evening star., 1915-05-14

Longs Pure Fruit and Cane Sugar Preserves,
guaranteed absolutely pure. small lot of as
sorted varieties at unusually low price.
Special price, Zoe Jar.
Regularly 3Oc Jar.
Sugar Loaf Stringless Beans, an extra ten
der well favored bean.
Special price. cans for $1.OO.
Regularly zoe can.
Darby Brand Lima Beans. a small, tender
bean with the natural flavor.
Special price. $1.5O dozen.
Curtice Bros Sweet Garden Peas, medium
sized and we'll favored.
Special price, $1.5O dozen.
Premier Brand Plain Olives: regularly a5c can.
Special price, 3 cans for Soc.
Van Camps Red Tomato Cafsup. made from
selected red ripe tomatoes
Special price. 2Ic bottle.
Regularly c5c.
Fifth door. street
Evening star., 1915-05-14
Baby Gates Are Necessary
In Every Home Having
Young Children.
tWMNNVWMVA

On every porch during the summer,
at the outer doors of homes where
there are no porches, and at the top OF
open stairways the year around
These gates were designed to help
mothers and fathers safeguard their
babies from injurious falls and from
getting out of the house in harm
way.
Made of smooth, tough oak strips.
carefully riveted at each joint viii
last a lifetime, but are SO elastic that
they will not cause injury to children
coming in sudden contact with them
Sft size, special at $1.OO each
#, $50: 5 IT.. $1.75; IT., $195
Fourth floor, street.
Evening star., 1915-05-14
Suffer Disadvantages.

1T is important for an understand
ing of the British share in the week s
operations to realize we are suffering
certain disadvantages which make
striking successes difficult to achieve
the correspondent says.
Two armies. those of the Crown
Prince of Bavaria and the Duke of
Nurttemburg. are stiil i'll our 'front.',
holding at full strength lines which are
supported by formidable artillery and
are not 10 be taken easily. Secondly
We are still suffering from the after
math of the rrst gas attack at Ypres
AT FromelleS and I:icnDours we
posted than we expected We Iackeu
Unable to Keep Trenches.
When our infantry gallantly
stormed the trenches they found a
garrison undismayed. many entangle-
ments still intact and maxims on all
sides ready to pour in streams of bul
lets. We were unable to maintain our
selves in the trenches won and our re-
serves were not thrown in because tho
conditions for success in assault were
absent.
Until We are thoroughly eauipped
for this trench warfare we attack
under grave disadvantages. II we can
break through the hard outer crust
Of German defenses We believe We can
scatter the German armies, but to brea k
this crust we need more explosives
more heavy howitzers and more men. .
Evening star., 1915-05-14
AMMUNITION SHORTAGE
H|NDERS THE BRITISH
Blamed for Disappointing Attacks
on Germans in Western
Arena.

LONDON. May IA strong plea for
greater supplies of ammunition is made
by the Times correspondent in north
ern France. He attributes chiefly to
the lack of an unlimited supply of high
explosive shells the disappointing re-
suits of British attacks Sunday in the
district OF Fromelles and Kichbourg
BY way of contrast he records the fact
that the French who co-operated in a
combined movement against the Ger
man lines fired 216 rounds of high ex-
plosives per gun in one day and lev
eled the German defenses to the
ground
Evening star., 1915-05-14
Misses Separate Wash Skirts
Are Now Shown in Their Completeness.

much previous seasons as IL
does as required such variety OF styles and such
number OF materials . - .ouo
ar nlain: conceivable kind
graceful widths: skirts MADE on pam
voke with double box plating 'front.' some
md back with belts
Shown white and Copenhagen blue corduroy
gabardine madras
Priced from S395 o $575
Evening star., 1915-05-14

Alto Brand Asnarag tender aril
well favored vegetable
Special price. cans for si.OO.
Shivar Brand Ginger Ale. prepared with ShiN1r
Spring Water and pure afrc ground gins,r.
Contains rapsicum.
Price, $i.IO dozen bottles.
I5c rebate bottles.
Heckrr's Oatmeal. a tasty breakfast cereal:
regularly 10c pkg.
Special price. &c bkg.
Aldine Beauty Tomatoes. cold. heavy Iiak
red ripe t0ma 10.
Special Price, H1.O0 dozen cans.
Regularly l2c can.
Hiverton Brand Extra Sifie'i Peas. pa'kei
after n method by which the natural hayor mas
been retained.
special price. cans for Si.O0.
Regularly &c can.
Evening star., 1915-05-14

many styles we are showing at II
,r,. ne,r Puritan Collars are very at
,r,ctiye and are shown in organize,
yoile, pique and crepe de chine
SOC to $3.50 each.
F'ichus are much desired TINS spring,
and NAV he had i'll net, lace ana polnt
d:esprit. in white, ecru and black, IN
several pretty styles
SOC to $3.50 each.
y.stees of lace. orsandie and dainty
embroidered materials in many pretty
styles
SOC each.
Collar and Cuff Sets are always pretty
on dainty dresses. and the assortments
are complete. with numerous attractive
STYLES in organdie. lace. voile and pa
tiste in fiat and rolling enects'
SOC to $3.50 each.
Evening star., 1915-05-14

Guimpes in ecru and white. high-neck
styles of net, with long sleeves; sew
eral pretty styles.
Sl.5O to $3.50 each.
Dainty Crepe de Chine Bows. in all
colors.
Csc each.
4 new line Of Hat Scarfs. especially
desirable for panama hats, in the new
striped and Roman colorings now so
much in demand.
.. SOC to $l.50 each.
For trimming the neck and sleeves
of dainty dresses and for making the
new neck ruffs we are showing very
attractive plaitings, in white. black
and cream Nets, laces and batiste
have been effectively used. and for the
ruffs, maline with satin edge is shown.
Sl.OO yard.
Evening star., 1915-05-14
Dainty New Summer Kimonos.

Silk Kimonos. in plain.
figured and flowered pat
terms, in black, navy.
lavender, light blue and
pink; empire and other
styles that are very at
tractiye.
1875, $500 and $3.50 each.
Evening star., 1915-05-14

Albatross Kimonos, in
rose. pink, light blue and
lavender, lined with white
silk and finished with
scalloping.
$3.50 each.
Third door. r street.
Evening star., 1915-05-14
Extra-Size Men,
You're Not Hard to Fit.
HERE ARE THE CLOTHES TO PROVE

1t is not necessary to custom tailor cAorrtdti
price tor suit OF clothes lust because think you
hard fit We have ready clothes that wi
fit you. and fit YOU properly.