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The Washington herald., 1919-07-30
Standing of the Clubs.
Split Twin Bill.

Cincinnati July @s.-Te Reds and
Braves divided tho double bill here
today: the Morans catured the opener.
3 to >. while the Braves landed the
nightcap. 10 l. The home folks
out-hit the visitors. but errors proved
costly in the final fray Score by
innings:
HI +.
Boston OoOnOoO2- 6 l
Cincinnati ....--.- q 90 - o Ks % I
Batteries-FilIcnsan and Gowdy
Ring WinEo.
Second game
R-H =
Boston ............. o0IO2O2On-G = .
Cincinnati .....-...lOlOOO" II (
BaBtpries-Nchf. Rudolh and Viii
son. kier and Rariden.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-30
Alb Fl GA z

Totals, IS s n II n TOTALS. BlsGp 2
Jenkins batted for Danfo-h in ninth
Chcaso o--............... 0 o o 0 o
New York .... = . n n a -
The Washington herald., 1919-07-30
LEFT EARFUL

Umpire Chill makes it hot
for the. players in the Ameri-
can League.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-30

DEALERS SUPPLIED UPON REQUEST
Evening star., 1919-02-09

Central Figure Romance That Lasted From Boyood Until DEATH
Why He Never Mar;ed-Remarkab Tale, Now Told for First
Time of Great Soldier Devotion and Womans Sacrifice.
True Character of Eng1ands MAN OF Iron Rebuted
to Be a woman Hater"
Evening star., 1919-02-09


when he knew the entertainment was
about to begin" she said, land when
went up to bring him down he said
that he didn't intend to come and
listen to that caterwauling. But
made him!" the little lady used to fin
ish triumphantly.
Now. in tragic succession. came the
two extraordinary blows from the
hand of fate that doomed the life of
Caroline Hutchison, TO whom all the
gayetieS of the world beckoned, to a
life of devoted, self-sacrifcing service,
and condemned Herbert Kitchener to
abandon his dreams of having for his
wife the sweet girl whom he had rap
idly grown to love. The story of these
two catastrophies is extraordinary.
Mrs. Robinson one day was walking
in the streets of Kensington, near her
home when child, a small girl, sud-
denly fell. almost at her feet. Mrs.
Robinson picked the tot up, discovered
where her home was, and, calling a
cab, conveyed her there. The child
had whooping cough and the good
samaritan caught the infection.
1t rapidly developed into paralysis
of the throat and other parts of her
body, with the result that the unfor-
tunate lady remained virtually help
less for the remainder of her life.
From the first her niece was her de-
NolSu Iiul JUt gates OF naU
begun to close on the girl, all full of
radiant life, and few months after
ward they shut with relentless clang.
Miss Hutchison, the other sister,
was an ardent and expert equestrian.
There were few more accomplished ed
horsewomen in London. But for her,
too, catastrophe waited. One day,
some months after her sister had been
stricken, Miss Hutchison was thrown
while riding in Hyde Park She was
picked up with severe spinal injuries
which made her a cripple for life. For
the rest of her days she was con-
demned to lie on an invalid'S couch.
There was no one else equal to as
suming the responsibility of ministers
ing to these two stricken women but
their devoted niece, and she did not
shirk her full duty. The gates of des-
tiny had closed upon Caroline Hutchi-
son and she knew it,
n X
From this time TO that Of their re-
spective deaths she gave herself will
ingly to the service that Providence
had imposed upon her Caroline
Hutchison was rarely gifted as well
as of uncommon physical attractive
ness. Moreover, she was very con-
siderable heiress. She did not, ac-
Evening star., 1919-02-09


In London Miss Hutchison had two
aunts, Mrs. Robinson and Miss Lucy
Hutchison, the sisters of her father.
These two ladies, who then made their
home in Bolton Gardens. Kensington,
were both extremely wealthy and had
an acknowledged place in society.
They were. however. alone In the
world.
The elder of the two, Mrs Robinson,
was a widow. She had had one son,
but lost him through death when he
was In his early teens.
AS near neighbors in Kenslngton,
Mrs. Robinson and her sister had,
among others. the interesting family
Of which the future Lord Kitchener
of Khartum, then seventeen or there
abouts, was one of the youthful mem
bers. The others included three
brothers, all his elders, and one sister,
s the present Mrs. Frances Il. j. Par
ker. The Kitcheners and the two
rich, lonely ladies became friends.
From the first Mrs. Robinson's moth
er's heart warmed especially toward
Herbert Kitchener. as he always was
called, and her affection was fully re-
Z ciDrocated by the boy who was des-
The Brunswick news., 1919-05-08

Miss Lucy Minnegerode, of Fairfax,
Va, former superintendent of nurses
of Columbia hospital Washington, D.
c., has been appointed superintendent
OF the United States public health
nurse corps by Surgeon General Tlue.
Miss Minnegerode is a graduate oof
Beuuvue Training School for Nurses.
Of New York. She was selected to be
Grief nurse Of an American Red Cross
unite which was sent to Kief, Russia,
in 1915 and gave distinguished service
in that capacity. Wnen the United
States entered the war Miss Minneg-
erode was called by the Red Cross for
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-20
CASH AND CARRY PRICE s1.s5
CASH AND CARRY PRICE s2.1s
Rug and Drapery Dept

a5c TQ soc QUAKER LACES FOR 25c--These are short lengths of the genuine Quakers, and the values are
 just as we have stated
 7eks+f AND CARRY PRICE 25c
 SCRIA1 AND MADRAS REM NANTS-Some very handsome bits
 Of Drapery materials in this lot, and the values run from 33c to soc
 a yard
 CASH AND CARRY PRICE 1sc
 CRETONNES IN SH RT LENGTHS-The lot includes some
 of the handsomest Cretonnes we
 have seen this. season, the designs and coIorings being very novel.
 45c and. l5c values
 CASH AND CARRY PRICE 2ec
 55c to 69c values
 CASH AND CARRY PRICE 3ee
 A SCRIM CURTAIN BARGAIN
 Some Scrim Curtains which are 2A wards long and worth at the present time $l.25 pair. Buy some for the couaSe7- s,t ,..- f. CASH AND CARRY PRICE $1.oo ODD PAIRS OF CURTAINS - Quaker Lace Curtains-Scrim and Marquisettes. Handsome Curtains insall yalups FOR JUST HALF-PRlCE QUAKER. LACE CURTAINS = These are Filet Nets. with dainty edges and the full 212 yards long Intended for sale at $500 a pair 
 CASH AND CARRY PRICE s225 SCOTCH MADRAS of good quality. fn cream groundwork, with small s figures, in colors. Regular price 55c a a,%ard-.. e... CASH AND CARRY PRICE 43e FoUR' STANDARD" SEWING MACHINES AT BARGAIN PRICES To close. them out we have cut 4 the prices of these four machines,
 Which are'in good condition down to a below cost mark
 ONE s60OO MACHINE
 7'| SALE PRICE s42.oo TWO s5O.OO MACHINES . SALE PRICE $37.5o ONE s25.oO MACHINE ; SALE PRICE $500 RINGWALT'S LINOLEUM - the kind which we should sell for S5c { a square yard. Your choice of eight good patterns . \ CASH AND CARRY PRICE 63c WILDS AND ARMSTRoNG's S S PRINTED LINOLEUM - Regular s1.25 values of these two well X known makes, in list of good pat terms and colorings-
 CASH AND CARRY PRICE esc
 75c CHINA MATTINGs of best T quality
 CASH AND CARRY PRICE 4sc HANDSOME GRASS RUGS S IS by '36, value 75c- a SALE PRICE Soc 4 27 by 54. value s2.Oo-
 SALE PRICE s1.5o
 % by 50, value s2.5O- N SALE PRICE $2.oo 8 36 by 72, value s3.oO-
 SALE PRICE s2-25 T CONGOLEUM RUGS-One yard by T two yards in size. They look well, II wear well. and are very cheap. # Value s2.50--|- N CASH AND CARRY PRICE S1.75 |2 BIGELOw BODY BRUSSELS &' RUGS-9 by F Rugs, in this famous II make and style. in small neat pat X terms, and very fine colorings. Reg N ular S45.00 value
 i SALE PRICE $37.5o
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-20
Hosiery and Underwear
 Department

Hosiery and Underwear
 Department WOMEN'S SEAMLESS COTTON HOSE-black only, in a fine sum mer weight CASH AND CARRY PRICE. t4c WOMENS IPSWICH LISLE HOSE, ill black or white. Regular 35c quality
 CASH AND CARRY PRICE 2sc 25c SEAMLESS GAUzE LISLE HOSE-very light weight hose for women. White only CASH AND CARRY PRICE Pic WoMENs 'LIoN" BRAND MFR CERIZED HOSE, i1 black, white and colors, with reinforced heel toe and sole
 CASH AND CARRY PRICE 45c WOMEN'S NEW FASHIONED" SILK LISLES, in white or colors. \ ne regular o0C klnO- CASH AND CARRY PRICE 5se ! WoMENS FULL FASHIONED MERCERIZED HOSE, in black, white or tan Made by the Aneri- can Hosiery Co., CASH AND CARRY PRICE $1.15 PURE THREAD SILK HOSE, made with seamless foot, but with scanned leg. We have them in cor doyan, navy and castor
 CASH AND CARRY PRICE $1.15 FULL FASHIONED MERCERIZED HOSE, in cordovan, bronze and gray
 | CASH AND CARRY PRICE s1.oo l BURsON OUTsIzE HOSE. in rib top, and with split sole. A regular ! soc value
 ! CASH AND CARRY PRICE 45c GIRLS AND BOYS IPSWICH HOSE, in sizes from S to 10. Values ! 39c, 45c and 50c- | CASH AND CARRY PRICES 35c, 4oc, 45c | CHILDREN'S FINE RIBBE D | HOSE, in black or white. Sizes 6 to 91a 39c and 45c values | CASH AND CARRY PRICES 35c and 40c l INFANTS WHITE c o T T o N l SOCKS, in sizes 5112 to S. | CASH AND CARRY PRICE 17c WoMENs VESTS AND BODICES, made of fine ribbed cotton, in both regular and extra sizes. Plain and fancy styles
 CASH AND CARRY PRICE
 3 FOR s1.oo
 SWISS RIBBED COTTON VESTS, low neck and either sleeveless or with sleeves Fancy trimmed styles or bodice model
 CASH AND CARRY PRICE 5ee
 FOR s1.o5
 FINE UNION SUITS, in sleeveless style, with band top, and lace trim med or cuff knee. Sizes and $ Value S5c-
 CASH AND CARRY PRICE 7ec s1.0O QUALITY EXTRA SIZE UN- ION SUITS
 CASH AND CARRY PRICE ssc CHILDREN'S COTTON VESTS low neck and sleeveless, with sill tapes. Value 29c-
 CASH AND CARRY PRICE 25c
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-20
Silk Department

COLORED MESSALINE which was formerly $f50 a yard. Widths from 22 to 35 inches which we wish to close out
 CASH AND CARRY PRICE 59c s2OO STRIPE TAFFETA, in sport styles. The colorings are all light
 CASH AND CARRY PRICE 7ec $2.0O ITO s250 TAFFETAS, in sport stripe designs. The colorings are principally dark combinations CASH AND CARRY PRICE S1.45 s2.OO AND s2.25 PLAID TAFFETAS, in the correct styles for the new separate skirts. All 35 inches wide
 CASH AND CARRY PRICE $1.65 s2,5O SATIN DE CHINE. in twenty Of the best colors. One of the most pleasing silks we show. It is 55 inches wide
 CASH AND CARRY PRICE $2.19 S2.5O GEORGETTE CREPE, in all coiors. also black and white. This is 10 inches wide and a great bar gain
 CASH AND CARRY PRICE $2.15 4O-INCH PRINTED GEORGETTE CREPE. in light and dark colorings. Beautiful silks of finest quality and sold regularly for $500 to $3.50 a yard
 CASH AND CARRY PRICE s27s
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-20
Domestic Department

ONE CASE OF 36-INCH BLEACH ED COTTON has been placed in the sale at a very special price. It is worth just 31c a yard
 CASH AND CARRY PRICE 25c ONE BALE OF 36-INCH UN- BLEACHED COTTON-We are go- ing to sell this good cotton also at price considerably below the pre- sent market
 CASH AND CARRY PRICE 25c PILLOW CASES AT SALE
 PRICES 45 by 3Sh value 65c-
 SALE PRICE Soc 42 by 36, value 39c-
 SALE PRICE 29c AZ by 36, value 42c--
 SALE PRICE 3ec The two latter cases we have in 45 by 36 inch size as well. BLEACHED COTTON SHEETS 54 by 90, value $1.50-
 SALE PRICE $1.2e 72 by 9o value s1.70- SALE PRICE s15o S1 by 90, value $1S5-
 SALE PRICE s1.5o WHITE CROCHET QUILTS of full size. They are not perfect in every detail but look as well and wear as well as any. Value $4.50- CASH AND CARRY PRICE S3.5o WHITE SATIN QUILTS of full size. These, too, are not absolutely per feet, but you can save a perfectly good dollar on each one you buy. Value s5.50-
 CASH AND CARRY PRICE S450 BLANKETS ARE GOING TO BE HIGH-Blankets will surely be very high in price this coming season, and this chance to buy at below the market prices should be taken ad- vantage of by everyone We Offer One Case of Full Size White Blankets CASH AND CARRY PRICE S7.5o
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-20
Colored Wash Goods
Department

SO1O1 CO w oSll S1OOuS
 Department 25c APRON GINGHAMs, of stand ard quality. All styles, in blue and white checks and plaids. Full pieces .:. CASH AND CARRY PRICE tse 2sc DRESS GINGHAMs, mostly in pretty bright plaids-- CASH AND CARRY PRICE 22e 37hc BATES DRESS GINGHAMS, in complete stock of staple and fancy patterns. All 2 inches wide CASH AND CARRY PRICE 2ec 42c BATES AND SELKIRK ZEPHYR GINGHAMS, in beauti- full assortment of checks, plaids and stripes
 CASH AND CARRY PRICE a5c VIM. ANDERSON s" ZEPHYR GINGHAMS, in all the best color ings and designs. Soft finish and 32 inches wide. Value 49c-
 CASH AND CARRY PRICE 42e ZEPHYR GINGHAMs, :. of best quality, in 6sc and 75c values. The well known Lorraine make. Silk finish
 CASH AND CARRY PRICE 5se 29c DRESS PERCALES, in a com plete line of checks, plaids. stripes and neat all-over designs. in black and white. Widths S2 and 36 | inches
 CASH AND CARRY PRICE Pie l S9c DRESS PERCALES, of best | quality. Yard wide, in a beautiful \ colorings. Many good shirting pat | terms
 1 CASH AND CARRY PRICE a2e "PAssAIC" COTTON CHALLIEs, for covering quilts. Yard wide and worth 29c a yard
 CASH AND CARRY PRICE 25e 29c NOVELTY VOILES, from 27 to 36 inches wide Many pretty pat terms
 CASH AND CARRY PRICE a4e 49c "PAMICO" BEACH CLOTH, for Suits and Skirts. All solid colors. A yard wide
 l CASH AND CARRY PRICE 4ae "BELMAR" NOVELTY VOILES, 3s to 40 inches wide and worth 45c a yard The seasons best styles and colorings2
 | CASH AND CARRY PRICE 3ec | 49c ORIENT VOILES-fine domes- tic product in up to date patterns and colorings. 3S inches wide l CASH AND CARRY PRICE 42e l 59c FANCY VOHE AND ORGAN ! DIE, in handsome designs. Widtt s inches
 ! CASH AND CARRY PRICE 4sc 75c YARD-WIDE MERcERIzEI PoPLIN, in nearly all of the bes colors. The lustre is permanent i CASH AND CARRY PRICE soc 49c AND 5ac COTTON GABAR DINE, in coin spot designs. WidtI 36 inches
 CASH AND CARRY PRICE a2c A MIXED LOT OF FINE COTTor GOODS, in values from 29c to 39e has been grouped to sell at on price. The lot includes colore. | Noiles, Serges, Etc CASH AND CARRY PRICE fsc 4sc COTTON FoUARDS, in, sir ! designs and finish
 CASH AND CARRY PRICE 33e
 3Sc FLORAL DIMITIES- CASH AND CARRY PRICE 2ec , 42c FLAXON-that linen finis Cotton, in pretty designs and col ors-
 CASH AND CARRY PRICE 35c
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-20
White Goods and Linens

w NleC NSOQS &kkO AiklClkS FANCY WHITE SIIttT431 C C l,--7,-e nave grouped 9 let of handsome white goods, in novel weaves, which are just theforrect weight for white dress skirts. Formerly sold from 75c to soc yard CASH AND CARRY PRICE 5oo soc Values
 CASH AND CARRY PRICE 25o 25c HUCK TOWELS
 CASH AND CARRY PRICE 19c 33c HUCK TOWELS
 CASH AND CARRY PRICE 25c soc HUCK TOWELS
 CASH AND CARRY PRICE see 59c HUCk TOWELS
 CASH AND CARRY PRICE 45c 75c HUCK TOWELS
 CASH AND CARRY PRICE 5ec 20c CRASH
 CASH AND CARRY PRICE 15c 25c CRASH
 CASH AND CARRY PRICE 22c
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-20

COLORED MESSALINE which was formerly s1.50 yard. Widths from 22 to 35 inches which we wish to cl0ea ortt-
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-20
CASH AND CARRY PRICE 1sc

CRETONNES IN S H o E T LENGTHS-The lot includes some of the handsomest Cretonnes we have. seen this, season, the designs and coIorings being very novel.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-20

45c Tu 55c QUAKER LACES FOR 25c--These are short lengths of the genuine Quakers, and the values are just as we have stated
Evening star., 1919-04-24

DR.. 2. T. Sewers. one Of Washing
toms Oldest and most prominent physi-
clans. died yesterday at his residence.
1907 Massachusetts, avenue, after an
illness of three months. He was
seventy-three years old.
DR.. Sewers was graduated from the
Columbian College in 1869. After a.
short stay in Virginia he went to
Bellevue Hospital in New York for
course OF study. at the same time
teaching in a night school. Finishing
his course. he was put in charge of
the Contagious Hospital on Blackwells
Island, and had under his care moro
than 5000 cases of smallpox.
In 1872 he came back to this city
and had been in. practice here ever
since. 1t was through his efforts that
the Founding Hospital was founded
here, and he was president of that In
stitution for thirty-two years.
DIR. Sewers was only seventeen
years old when he enlisted with the
LIST Virginia Calvary during the civil
war. Later he was transferred to
Mosby's Raiders. He served until the
end Of the war.
He was member of tho National
Geographic Society. Anthropological
Society. chairman Of the board OF
Legislation OF the District Of Columbia
Medical Society. the Chevy Chase Club,
tho University Club and other or
ganfzations.
Dr. Sewers Is survived by his wife,
Mrs. Eleanor Mattingly Sewers: son.
Evening star., 1919-04-24
BOARD MEMBERS TO SPEAK.
Sanitary Commission to Be Heard
at Chevy Chase School.

william T. 8. Curtis and Emory H.
Bogley. members of the Washing
ton Suburban Sanitary Commission.
which has Just taken over the water
and sewerage systems of Hyattsville
and Mount Rainier. Nd. are to speak at
q meeting Of tho Community Welfare
Leaeue Of Bethesda district. Mont
gomery county, at tho Chevy Chase,
Nd, school tomorrow evening.
Tho commission is cooperating
with q special commission named by
Congress to plan and arrange for
installation Of communicating
water and sewerage system between the
District of Columbia and Prince
Georges and Montgomery county
territory contiguous to the District.
Representative Frederick NJ Zihlman
is actively cooperating with the
Maryland and tho congressional com
missions in efforts to bring about
Nspesdy Installation. Of the proposed
connecting systsn
Evening star., 1919-04-24
LSHEWSTS ARE
DRIVEN FROM K|Ev
Reds Reported Turning on
Own Forces-Many Guns
Captured. Y

VIENNA. Wednesday. April % (by
the Associated Press).-The bolshe-
Wiki have been driven out of Kiev.
capital of the Ukraine. by revolution
ary Ukrainian troops friendly to ST.
mon Petlura, the Ukrainian leader.
BERN, April % (French Wireless
Service).-A large part of the bolshe-
vik first army, which surrendered sew
eral days ago to the Ukrainians. has
offered voluntarily to fight the boil
sheviki, and already has been in ac-
ton with the Ukrainians against the
bolsheviki at Sitni. in the Pripet re-
gion. This announcement is made in
Ukrainian official statement re-
ceived from Rovno by the Ukrainian
press bureau.
Evening star., 1919-04-24

DR.. William r. N. Sewers, and a dauGh-
ter. Mrs. Eleanor Sewers Faison. wife
of Brig. Gen. Faison. Y. 8. A. Funeral
arrangements have not been COM
pleted.
Honorary pallbearers have been
chosen as follows: Chief Justice
White. Alexander Graham, Boil. John
B. Larner. Gen. L. T. Kitchener. DR..
George M. Kober. Or. G. Wythe Cook.
DR.. Charles w. Richardson. DR.. d.
Kerfoot Ehute and A. 8. Mattingly.
DR.. Sewers was president of the
Washington Founding Hospital. and
was on the visiting stan of the Gar
field Hospital and Of Providence Hos
pital. -s.....-,. -.
Evening star., 1919-04-24
REDS PUT IN RETREAT.
Forced Back Along 1shma River
by Russians and Siberians.

LONDON, April ga war off1ce
communication issued this evening,
dealing with the situation on the
Russian front, says that from in
formation received from the Rus
sian forces on the Petchora river
1t has been learned that the Russians,
in conjunction with Siberians. have
cleared the bolsheviki from Ust
Ishma and that the bolsheviki are
retreating to the upper reaches of
the lshma river, taking horses and
some Of the male Inhabitants with
them.
The statement adds that the 81
berians are being Joined everywhere
Siberian commander has been met by
q British mission from Archangel
Evening star., 1919-04-24
A. EFF. Addresses in Germany.

Mail for members Of the American
overseas forces in the occupied terri
tory OF Germany may now De 40
dressed 70 the following places, which
are occupied by the American sol
aers: Adenau, Ahrdorf. Ahrweiler.
AlEringen. Altenahr, Andemach. Bach
arach, Bad Bertrich, Bendorf. Bern
kastel, Bitburg. Boppard. Braubach
Castellaun. ConE, Coblenz, Daun, Diez,
Ehre nbreitstein. GeroIstein. Hahn.
Hayingen, Heddesderf. Hohe Acht,
Evening star., 1919-04-24

Treasury Carter Glass. Brig. Gen. Will
liam Mitchell. chief Of the air serv-
ice; Harry Wardman. Robert Wood
land Gates. Robert N. Harper. j. Z.
Cunninaham and Thomas A. Morgan.
The club will meet In the red room
of the Ebbitt House May 1 to discuss
plans relative to becoming affiliated
with the Aero Club Of America. II this
is decided upon the club Will be
known as tho Washington Chapter OF
the Aero Club Of America. Aviators OF
all branches Of the service are urged
to attend the dance.
Evening star., 1919-04-24
CARD OF THANKS.

ROSS. Our friends and relatives are sincerely
thanked for the kind words and floral trib-
utes rendered upon the occasion Of the de-
mise Of our daughter. LILLIAN LLOYD
DULANY. DIR. AND MRS. C. ID. ROSS.
SEBASTIAN. We wish to express our ap-
probation and sincere thanks to friends
and relatives for their expressions Of sym
pathy and beautiful floral tributes extended
at the death Of our beloved husband and
father. J. w. SEBASTIAN.
MRS. JOHN W. SEBASTIAN AND FAMILY.
TAYLOR. We wish to express our apprecia-
tion and sincere thanks TO oCr many friends
and relatives for their expressions OF eJm-
pathy and beautiful floral tributes extended
At the death Of beloved husband and son.
BY HIS WIFE. ESSIE L.. AND FATHER.
C, TAYLOR
Evening star., 1919-04-24
MARRIED.

BRIGRT-CLARK. On Monday. April 81.
1919. in Baltimore, Nd. by the Rev. o. NJ.
Eyster. ROSS NJ. BRIGHT to NARY J.
BURGER-MuRPHY. On April % 1919. at
Epiphany Church. by the Rev. DIR. Mckm,
e.. to FLORENCE ADALAID MURPHY
Of Louisville, Ky.
SCHUEACHER-TYLER. At Baltimore. Nd.
April IA, 1919. THEO. +. SCHUMACHER
and MARGARET p. TYLER, both Of Wash
ington, u. e., by Eev. Charles Z. Eyster.
Evening star., 1919-04-24
A.E.F. ALL OUT OF ITALY.

PARIS, April 23 (by the Associated
Press) Army officers here
say there are virtually no American
troops left in Italy, excepting a few
railroad transport officers and mill
tary police. A detachment which re-
Gently sailed from Genoa received
most cordial farewell greetings, 1t is
said.
Brig. Gen. Charles G. Treat Is re-
ported to be at Laibach. Jugoslavia.
Evening star., 1919-04-24
PLAN MENORIALS TO FLYERS.
Warrington Aviators' Club Will
Raise Funds,

In IN effort to raise funds for me-
MORALS to aviators Of this city who
lost their lives in the war. tho Wash
ington Aviators' Club will give a
super-dance at the Wardman Park
Hotel tomorrow night. The list Of
patrons includes: Secretary OF the
Evening star., 1919-04-24
10000 Rifles Handed Over.

A London dispatch Sunday said that
messages had been received there that
the bolshivik first army had surren-
dered to the Ukrainian troops of Gen.
Petlura in the region of Homel. north
west of kiev. Twenty thousand ri
f1es. thirty-flve guns and two hundred
machine guns were said to have been
handed over to the Ukrainians.
Evening star., 1919-04-24

Kaisersesch. Kempenich, Kirchberg.
Kochem. Kyllburg. Lutxerath.t Mayen.
Montabaur. Morbach, Nassau, Nastat-
ten, Neuerburg. Neuwied. Niederzerf,
OBJ. Lahnstein, Prum, Remagen,
Rengsdorf. Rennish. Rheinbollen, st.
Goar. Saarburg, Schweich. Settlers,
Summern, Traben-Trarbach, Treves.
Waxweiler, Wittlich and Zell.
Evening star., 1919-04-24
Cossacks Take Villages.

LONDON. April 23-Ural Cossack
troops, apparently acting in conjun:-
tion with the Siberian forces Of Ad-
riral Kolchak. have begun an Of
feEsive in the region Of Uralsk. in
southeastern Russia. south of Samara,
and nave captured several villages
west of Uralsk. A Russian wirele So
official statement under date Of April
%. admitting the progress Of the Ural
Cossacks, says that further north the
bolsheviki have carried out further
retirements owing to enemy press
Evening star., 1919-04-24

Five thousand BARRIERS in Buenos
Aires are preparing to strike. The
men are demanding q wage increase
and the abolition Of tipping.
Evening star., 1919-04-24
WomenS Suits at $1O
They Formerly Sold at More Than Double

They Formerly Sod at More Than Double
waistne Styles lined with plain fancy Innings
Models
more dressy si..so and