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Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1917-10-31
POST OFFICE CONDUCTED
/. ON SYSTEMATIC BASIS
Card Index 30 Locate An Owners OF
MaiHList of Unclaimed
Packages.

As the result of the improper direction
Of mail the post ONCE at Camp Meade IL
holding many letters which it has been
unable to distribute to the soldier2
BY means OF . card index system which
will contain the names Of the soldiers and
their respective companies. and which viii
soon be completed. a large part OF this
unclaimed mail now at the Office will be
properly distributed. A list Of the UNI
claimed parcel post packages Is published
below, and those persons whose names
appear are hereby requested to call for
the same as soon as possible.
Under the direction Of Neal A. Sibly.
postmaster and Lieut. Ford the post Office
is being conducted in systematic, up-to-
the-minute way. despite the great volume
OF business A letter dropped in the box
within three minutes before the mail
leaves viii find it's place I'm the bag that
10 sent out to meet the train.
Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1917-10-31
No FurloagAs for Election.

Gen. Kuhn conveyed through his aid
the information to Gov. Harrington
that no furloughs will be granted to
soldiers at the camp ON election day by
which they can return to their homes
and vote. The first information on the
subject. which came from the War De-
partment in Washington. was that the
recruits. except those received ten days
prior to election day, would be per-
mitted to return home and cast their
ballots. The latest policy Of the de-
partmenf is that politics shall be
wholly eliminated at Camp Meade.
Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1917-10-31
Camp Life Changed This Soldier

A soldier approached the secretary Of
e 80 the other day and asked that he
might have n few words in confidence
with him. The soldier said he had been
q heavy drfnker before being drafted.
but since his arrival at camp his out
look had entirely changed. He said he
felt better and happier in every way
as the result of the routine OF camp
life He t0ld the secretary he had
rarely missed the religious meetings of
the Y. n. C. A.
Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1917-10-31

The first contingent Of colored troops
from Maryland. Pennsylvania and the
District of Columbia More Of them will
come this week, untH the fun quota Of
about 5000 is completed. The troops got
from the District reached the camp iuat
at noon. And the FIRST thing tAny did
when they went to their quarters was to
have mess.
Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1917-10-31

r. Freedman, W. e. Frenie, w. w.
Figges, r. FicknS, w. H Fisher, III.
Frantz, III. @. Fefnman. J. W. Fettea. r.
II. Fraser, J. d. Goodman. C. A. Gutfry,
John ]. Gallaber, Maj. r. r. Go-lding, ID.
e Gabrielle. Charles Gass. W. =. Greene,
L Glover. Thomas Green, James Gray.
John G. Geisel (2). ID. Gardner, n. E.
Gardner. L. Hortney. J. b. Howat, T. W.
HeFne. T. r. Hoffman, G.. W. H0Mner.
George Hey. Jack Huber. M. ID. Hamu-
pin. A Helker, R. Mailman. Lieut.. Will
liam Hare. A. e. Homewood, A J. Heck.
r. s. Ingerso1. s Jackson. r. H. John
son. William J. III Kelly. III. w.
eso Sn; = K Kar.ns W. :. KsttsRRn nao
2. r. Kiervel, r. q. Kain, VI.
Kaufman. r. Kitzig, L. Keene, Lieut..
g. King. William Keo, q. Kinsey.
z. Kleinensie, George Kempt. J. Kindt,
y a; Ley (2l. F. C. Levig. r. Lyons,
+. Little, II. L. Lee, Lieut. e. A. L1ies.
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Liddick, w. ]. Lack. II. S. Lain, J. q.
LANCE, G. A. Lewis. A. B. Levin, ]. c.
Lester. L Mueller. J. McNichOl p.
Melick. F. Marina. W. J. MenAk. d.
A. Merulla, M. Mccain. d. Murphy. 3.
F. McHvoy. w. Mills, c. MauseK. n.
Meyer, L. C. McCfoy, r. Milaon. L. MIl~
Ter, Mccarthy. G. &al0riello. J. NutfaiI.
r. ]. NeeGe. e. Nilleman. J. p. New
nauser; L. Oppenheimer, John Osifaf.
ID. Pa1Ios 3. H. Patterson. H. c. PAIL
man, Col. J. F. Preston. Saxerfa Peril,
Charles Profit, Charles Price. C. mi
Philips. A Pringles s Po0. J. s. Pratele.
G. Parker. o. Quade (2ls L. J. Roche.
D. Rodgers, A. L. Resch, ;. r. Rteder,
L L. Round. p. Rhodes. J. Rosenberg.
w. ID. Rem, w. Rollers, c. Rarfg. 6.
Rodepbaugh, Jehn Schmanlx. r Show
ers, c. A. Shaffer. L. Schultz. A. Snudt.
h. Stanley. W. e. Shelby. J. ID.
Shulty. R. p. Salisbury. G.
schwieyerhof. c. stern, a. scSmidt.
U. Sondheim, c. C. Swestzer. r. 8.
Schneck, r. NJ. Stahl. 7. q. Sfaw. 7. p
Spaldin. p. Savage, Capt r. II. Sweet
q. G. Stevens. Lieut.. L. r Springs. w.
n Snusger, Il Springman. s. SchFfhel,
pany: A. q. Schneider, w. o. Thexfen.
n Trgar, A. G. ThOrp, A. Tuckmar.
William Trader. John TrfeI. r =.
thompson; Charles Thiede. L F. Urn
lace. s. Waller (3), II. r. WENT
s Wilson. c. C. Wheeler, Il. WiFkinson ~
a Wade E. 8. Wentzel Tohn Warner.
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W9tk1ns. 81; e Welker. C e. willow,
Ian. George A Kerr. h II. Meade TIrif
supply Officer. Capt Andersen. Tient
A1S@M2n. Capt l.. L. BARKER. r. g. Rel
singer, Capt r. d. Brown. Y r Rraina
1tg1c Dutier. L. CaromaA0, l. S. Cas-
81 Lieut. w. Cochran. Lieut. J. T.
9sGfe. Lieut. C. D. Forght, Lieut.. &c
E@Ser' II Freeman. J. Friel. a. W
Glunt, e. D. GoodselI. r C. Graef. n. r
henderson. Lieut.. A. G. Har1ow, Can't.
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C1oAkey. 9. EaIIoy. Can't y II Macsl-
A. A. miller Lieut.: n. z. NAIL Ldeuf Wfi-
WITH Capt J. h Pnxhana. CsSt 80
Fsterz. Col Pattersom. q. N. Rvm1.
Lieut. .. Z Reagan. Lieut. 81. A. 10
= =. Hoyee. Capt Rukekaon. Il L -.
SRfo@ls Lieut. SmySeEs s r. 2swwW q.
W. Seg1I. R. Seas. II. Al. RmffE T1n.ve
Sconeld. Lieut.. 7. e. West, P. WicbeiHr
ana Wimbish. -.
Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1917-10-31
To Explain Soldier Insurance Law.

These young men who are serving
Uncle Sam arc to be instructed that
they owe something to their relatives
at home. and a campaign viii be START
ed to make each selected man avail
himself Of the Army insurance An
OfIiceF from each regiment met Fri.
day at the Young Meas Christian As
ISOLATION administration building and
discussed plans to place this matter be-
for the men. 1t was decided to cam
vass each unit and hold meetings to
explain the insurance plan
Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1917-10-31
Relay Race Events.

The 100 yard relay was the next event,
and it was won by the 312th Field Artil-
lery, with the 313th Infantry in second
place. The S15th Infantry again was
third In this event.
The 316th Infantry came forward strong
in the next event, the medicine bah relay.
and captured firgt place amid o lot Of
noise from the side lines. The 3f1th and
the 3l0th Field Artillery Battery regi-
ments finished. respectively, az second
and third In this contest
Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1917-10-31
Medals Awarded winners.


A social and smoker was held Satur-
day night at the 7. II. n. A building.
1874 Eutaw wa&ca Baltimore. A NUM-
Der Of ESoIdters from Camp Meade were
present. Refreshments were served and
q program OF entertainment was given.
Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1917-10-31

Germany Is calling boys. and Austria
old men to the firing line. but they go
on talking of their glorious victories
and the highly satisfactory militsFy sit
uation all the same,
The Washington times., 1917-06-08

Baby Bonnets, of fine null, swiss, or
embroidery. Tight fitting, with soft face
trimming of lace and net. Some with RIB
bon rosettes, in dainty colors. Special,
$1.OO.
MILDLY Blouses, in all new models; slip
over or button front; collars Of navy, rose,
green, Copen, or all white. Sizes to IL,
13 to Is, 81 to ~. Special, CSC.
Princess slips of superior materials.
trimmings of lace or embroidery. to 16
years, S1.00.
The Washington times., 1917-06-08
Silk Handbags
Emphasize the
Beauty of
Your Costume

A splendid assortment Of
various colored Silk Hand
bags are now shown in our
LEATHER GOODS SEC
TON, Street Floor, at at
tractive prices.
ASSORTED CoLoRED
SILK BAGS ALSO BLACK,
with covered frame; fitted
with Purse and Mirror. Spe-
cial Saturday, at S9c.
SPORT STRIPE SILK
HANDBAGS, in an assert
ment of colors, covered
frame; also with drawing
string; fitted with purse and
mirror. Saturday Special,
S2.69.
On SaIe-Street Floor.
The Washington times., 1917-06-08
Towels, Sheets,
Etc, at Savings

Imported Union Huck Towels,
firm and closely woven. Size 19x
35, Sic, each.
5sx5s Fine Bleached Mercerized
Scalloped Table Cloths, 79c each.
1Sx35 Fine Bleached Huck Tow
els. hemmed end, colored borders,
12he each.
72x99 Fine Round Thread,
Bleached, Hemstitched Sheets,
SIPS each.
90x90 Bleahced Utica Sheets,
free from dressing, $1.25 each.
72x1os Extra Heavy Round
Thread Sheets. No dressing, S1.00
each.
On Sale-Seeond Floor
The Washington times., 1917-06-08
NewSummertime
Wells

White Shetland Wells, n
I'D. length, in plain and fancy
meshes- Special, Sc.
White Wells, in shadow,
Chantilly, and princess lace
effects, in circular, square, or
long effects. $1.00 to $6.9s.
White Yelling, in plain,
scroll, border, or sll-over de-
sign. Csc to $1.o0.
New Summer Neckwear,
Georgette satin and organdy
collars, with frills attached,
soft and dainty. SOC, $1.00,
$1.50 to $2.9s.
On SaIe-Street Floor.
The Washington times., 1917-06-08

Children's Night Drawers, of barred
nainsook. Long or short sleeves. High or
low neck. 2 to 10 years, Sc.
Children's Cambria Drawers Body, full
front double row of buttons; garter pin.
4 to II years, Csc.
Children's Drawers, of good cambria, full
cut. straight or Knickerbocker leg; en-
broidery trimmed. 2 to IL years, Csc.
New lot of Baby Dresses, of fine Main
sock; dainty Jokes of lace, tucks, or EN-
broidery; full skirts, with wide hem.
months to 2 years, Soc.
On Third Floor.
The Washington times., 1917-06-08
WiZardOilMopS
Special 69c
Ranr,InrI,z S1
Regularly 81

Wizard Floor Oil. regular soc.
Special 3Se.
Royal Rochester Electric Toast
er. complete Regularly S4.25).
Special S3.s5.
Royal Rochester Electric Grill,
boiIs, fries. toasts; complete (regu-
larry $500. Special s4-5O.
Royal Rochester Electric Iron.
everyone guaranteed for 10 years.
Regularly $3.50. Special s3.7S.
Protection Garment Bags. air
tight. germ-proof and dust-proof.
Sizes 26hx55, and 2shx44. at 25e.
La Belle Fine Tissue Toilet
Paper. regularly 1oc roll. Special
3 rolls for 23e.
On saIe-street Floor.
The Washington times., 1917-06-08
Pearl Beads, SOC

Filled Pearl Beads, large or
small bead. with solid gold
clasp, also opera length, part
ly filed, with plated clasp;
pink, cream, or white beads.
Worth up to $1.Oo. Special.
SOC.
street Floor.
The Washington times., 1917-06-08
Saturday Specials
From Our
Notion Dept.

DRESS SHIELDS, GUAR
ANTEED, in sizes 2. 8, 4,
Special for Saturday, 8 pairs
25c.
SAFETY PINS, "DE-
FENDER" made of superior
steel. Special Saturday, 3
dozen for 10c.
ASSORTED HAIR PINS.
Special for Saturday, 2 pack
ages for &c.
KIDDIES' GARTER
ETTES. assorted colors. Spe-
cial for Saturday, &c pair.
On Sale-Street Floor.
The Washington times., 1917-06-08
Hair Ornaments

Fancy Combs, including
bandeaux. caseue combs, bar
cites, pins, with rhinestones
and combinations in colors.
Gray, demi-shell, or amber.
Regular at s1.0O. Special, sse.
Street Flo0r.
The Washington times., 1917-06-08
Boys $3.50 to $50 Suits S.
With An Extra Pair of Knockers q.

All Suits are new Spring and Summer
Norfolk models, tailored right up to our
rigid specifications Suits that will give
TRIPLE wear, because we have seen to it
that they were made to withstand the
severe strain, and the wear and tear to
which boys invariably subject their cloth
ing Materials include fancy cheviots,
tweeds, worsteds, and homespuns. Sizes
for boys to IS years.
The Washington times., 1917-06-08
Modes of Moment
In Our NeCkwear Dept.

Large Net Collars, trimmed
with tiny net ruffles and buttons,
pretty and washable, $1.0O, $1.50,
and $I.9s.
High Stocks with jabots attach
ed, in lace, net and Georgette, SOC,
$1.00, $1.50 to $5.9S.
The Washington times., 1917-06-08
Attractive
Specials From
OurJeweIryDept.

Sweater or Dress Sashes,
In all different combinations.
"OrientaI effect" with beaded
ends, S1.00.
Dainty colors in Sashes for
sheer summer dresses, 2H
yds. long; tasseled ends.
Price, S1.25.
Black Girdles, in different
designs, $1.O0.
Sheered Silk Belts, in elas-
tic, all eolors. Prettily trim
med with buttons, 39c.
Patent Leather Belts, in all
colors and widths, for ladies'
and children. Csc up to s1.00.
Auto Hats, vizor effects, in
all colors. Soc each.
Mourning Auto Hats, black,
t1.00. Others, $1.0O to s4.ss.
Picture Frames of platinoid
and ivory finish, in square or
oval, in post card or cabinet
size, guaranteed not to tar
nish or crack. SOC value, 3sc.
Velvet Neck Bands, with
rhinestone and pearl buckles
and slides. s1.00 value. Sc.
Street Floor.
The Washington times., 1917-06-08

Merode, and Daily, in unexcelled assert
Merode Vests, for small children up to
3 years, Csc to SOC.
Daily Vests, low neck and short sleeves;
trunk pants to be worn with socks, &c and
35c. On SaIe-Street Floor.
The Washington times., 1917-06-08

Georgette Collars, trimmed with
heavy lace; worth s1.5O. Special
SOC.
Net Fichus, Net Collars, Or
CANDY Collar and Sets. Pongee
Collars. eolored Embroidered Sets
and novelty; large table full. At
25c-value SOC.
The Washington times., 1917-06-08

Children's Dresses, made
of nne, white India linen,
victoria lawn, and dotted
swiss; also colored voiles
in attractive stripes end
floral designs. New high
waist models, with lace
and embroidery trimmings,
others more tailored; 6 to
IA years. Special, $2.9s.
Children's Gingha m,
Chambray and Percale
Dresses, in a number of
good looking styles. Pip
ings of contrasting colors.
& - IA ,,eor. Q0e
The Washington times., 1917-06-08
Girls and Boys Summer
Underwear

Including such well-known makes as Garter
ments and at lowest possible prices.
Children's Carter Vests, high neck, long
and short sleeves; pants, ankle and knee.
2 to Is years. 35c, or 8 for S1.OO.
Carter's Infants Vests, high and low,
short and no sleeves. Ages to 8 years, &c.
The Washington times., 1917-06-08

White Hats, Milan, hemp
braid; new sailors with straight
and dropping brims, some with
black border to brim. Values
$3.50 to $500, at only S1.39.
Sport Sailors of Milan hemp,
all colors with variegated color
borders to brim. S1.9S values.
Special at CSC.
Union Suits, fine ribbed,
combed yarn, low neck, no
sleeves, umbrella style pants,
lace trimmed; regular and ex-
ira sizes to "a. SOC and sec
values at 39c.
Vests, swiss ribbed, low neck
and no sleeves, regular and eX-
ira sizes, II values. Special
at lie.
The Washington times., 1917-06-08
True Blue Serge Suits
$3.50 and $3.50

Blue Serge Suits that ordinarily sell
for $3.50. Excellent quality guar
anteed fast color Atwood worSted blue
serge. Sizes 7 to 10 years.
$3.50 Blue Serge Suits, $3.50
$3.50 Blue Serge Suits, $3.50
Others at $3.50, $40 and $3.50
On SnIe-ThIrd Floor.
The Washington times., 1917-06-08
Practical
Needs for
Women

Special lot long Kimonos, made OF
oriental and japanese crepe. At
tractive empire, hubbard. or waist
models, with plain or pleated skirts.
Elastic waist line; some have large
becoming collars, ribbon CT 90
Lot OF kimonos Of secco SILK, plain
silk dot or large floral designs; at
tractiVe models in regular and extra
sizes. Plain or pleated skirts. Rose,
copen. pink. light blue, wisteria,
or combinations. Spe- co 90
clal ...... .............., OS'OO
We are showing a special line Of
canton and box loom crepe Kimonos
in dainty models: some exact copies
Of our Imported models with touches
OF ribbon and panel work. Some
with separate jackets. Pink,
rose, Copen, blue, wis 90 no
terra .................. OOsOC
Sample lot Of handsome negIiEees
Of all silk crepe de chine; beautifully
made with Geurgette or lace Jackets
some have silk foundations, tiny
rose buds finish the collars and
jackets in cute becoming e1n m
ways. Values to S22.5O OlU.UU
Dotted Swiss and voiIe Kimonos,
dainty models, with fine lace trim
mings. Embroidered waist: ribbon
run beading. Spe- co 0S
clal $3.50. -............. OAsSO
Full line Of maternity Kimonos in
VOiles, swiss lawn. and creme. large
collars lace trimmed. Extra ca IN
iull Speclal ..--........ OtsOO
On SHIe-ThIrd Floor.
The Washington times., 1917-06-08

Dresses for the Little
Tots, 2 to 6 years, of at
tractive candy stripes,
checks, plain colors, and
plaids. All new high or
natural waist models;
plain, practical styles. also
white madras. Special,
CSC.
Infants Long or Short
Piuue Coats and Capes,
neatly scalloped and en-
broidered. Some pleated
styles for baby boy. Sizes
I'D to 8 years, S3.9S.
The Washington times., 1917-06-08
"MissSaratoga"M iddies
Values to $1.5O at CSC

MILDLY of best Lonsdale JEAN styles each
with Individuality with large collar without collar with
neck, with neck with laced 'front.' with button
butoning the side with large pearl but
TONS all with characteristic touch in all white and white
with trimmings in colos from hair to spool stripes Sizes to
IL, and 16 to 20, at CSC.
The Washington times., 1917-06-08

White Hose, fiber silk, boot,
with spliced heels and garter
tops, well made, of 29c and Soc
grades. at only lie.
Riddles Socks, with roll tops,
all sizes, in white, black, and
iiZht blue. tic value, 2 pairs for
Csc.
Hose for Boys and Girls, No.
l rib, fast black, all sizes from
6 to 91k. 15c values, at 2 pairs
for 25c.
Waists at soc, to perfectly fit
the slim, medium, and stoutest
woman.
Voile Waists, Chester Corded
Waists, line lace stripe; Wolfe
Waists and Corded Crepe
Waists, with organdie sailor
collars. Regular sizes, SO 20 As;
extra sizes, 48 to 81. Special
at Sc.
The Washington times., 1917-06-08

Also famous Panama Cloth and Kool Kloth Suits
All bearing their we-known labels Sizes for every man.
Regulars, Stouts, Long and Slim Men At Paais Royal
Greater Value-giving prices $3.50 and $3.50.
Be Here Bright and Early Tomorrow and Get Yours !
Exceptional reductions all Spring and Summer
Wooden Suits Wooden Suits for Men and Young Men,
Suits Regularly to $3.50, Now. .... SLOTS
Suits Regularly to $3.50, Now. ..... STATS
Suits Regularly to $3.50, Now 49,. $3.50
On Street
The Washington times., 1917-06-08
Wonderfully Attractive
Summertime Needs
Practical Things for the
Riddles, Here Saturday

Saturday always Chldrens Day-and tomorrow offers
derful values.
The Washington times., 1917-06-08
ChiIdren's Dresses, CSC

Ind Mothers girls from
Cinghams checks. trimmings
color ginEhams laces and embToiderIes
The Washington times., 1917-06-08
WOmen'S House Dresses
Tomorrow at CSC

Womens House Dresses, weekend cleanup of various
lots S19 s129 and S150 grouped at SO cents
Dresses of Guaranteed Bingham and Percale. Critical
will appreciate the needewo of these Dresses and
the styles will appeal There is sign of the stereotyped
house dress The mted36 A. and these
will fit promised the best bargains in long while.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-23

Grey Dawn" leads "Varuna"
around the Captains Island mark
in a special race on the Sound for
the Larchmont 0 class a week ago
yesterday, E Lc''eF
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-24
We Must Insist Upon The Freedom
or The Seas Aud We Should
Prepare Ourselves To BE
Strong Enough To Enforce
Our just Demands.

From The New York American.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-24
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(Nro0lIo9 na1 eoupluc.)

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-24
VlMsriiauiIdc Srnppcu crreidca
(Stopnc.

Boio, Ger, 80. Sonuor
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-24
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-24
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Dulgartn krcn3sn Ilonau bei Cult0a.
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Seftige srtiacrieibla9t im Stisa Sesirt.
SsritiiGc &Orit6Re umiUcit SprmencS sci6eitert.
2(ngriff ailf ruiiiide 6laute Dag 3iel2
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