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Evening star., 1919-07-17
SEEN IN THE WASHINGTON SHOPS

shop adhered to this latest mandate
and made itself of navy satin. simple
in treatment. with slim. slightly bar
rel-shaped skirt gracefully cut bod
ice and an ingenious back panel
which looped under once at the waist
and looped a second time just below
the hips making an interesting lire
Evening star., 1919-07-17
lInIILE'SIoRlEs lnI
%BEDTInE
ny THORNTON W. BURGESS.
Copyright. 1919. By T. ". Burssss.I
Some Queer Things About
Boomer.

How strange It Is that often We
So little know Of folks we see.
Peter Rabbit had known Boomer
the Nighthawk ever since he could
remember, yet now 1t came over him
that after all he knew very little about
Boomer. He didn't even know where
Boomers home was. DO you happen
to know what kind Of a nest Boomer
builds" he asked Jenny Wren.
"He doesn't build any," jenny Wren
this. He doesn't build any nest at ALL
It can't be because he Is lazy, for I
don't know any bird that hunts hard
er for hts living than does Boomer"
does Mrs. Boomer lay her eggs?" ask
Cd Pcter. Il think you must be mis-
Evening star., 1919-07-17

elean-it makes it what the doctor
calls clean-keeps it free from perspi-
ration acids-actually protects it from
painful cha6ng.
Such a clean, wholesome, refreshing
odor has Lifebuoy Health Soap. One
Whit and you realize why it leaves
the skin antiseptically clean-why it
purihes and protects.
The "health" odor in Lifebuoy is
found in no other soap. 1t is not
Perfume-not the odor of medicine
but pure, hygienic odor that tells
you instantly why the soap benefits
your baby's skin.
Get cake at any grocery, drug or
department store, and watch your
baby's skin improve. Lever Bros. Co.,
Cambridge, Mass.
Evening star., 1919-07-17

w 7HEREvER the folds of
w flesh, flesh rub ID, together, Il; baby's
come irritated, inhamed-chafed. Yet
such irritation can easily be prevented.
To prevent chafng, DR.. William
Allen Pusey says, "the deep folds of
the skin should be bathed often"
"But," many mothers say, emo
matter how much bathe my baby
he still chafes!"
Protect his skin-keep him
more than clean
When you wash your baby's skin
with Lifebuoy, the big creamy lather
carries mild, healthful antiseptic
right into every tiny pore of the skin.
This leaves his skin more than
Evening star., 1919-07-17

other flying things at night Do you
hapen to know Boomers cousin,
whip
Hes enough to drive one crazy when
he begins to shout close at hand. That
voice Of his goes through me SO that
Evening star., 1919-07-17

ENTIRE HAT OF NAVY BLUE
FEATHERS.
the simplest Of negliges trimmed
with wide bands of white organdy.
A lovely little matinee was made
Of all-over lace, very sheer and fine
and finished with bands of flesh eeor-
gette; on that were applique silk rose
buds in pastel shades. Pink ribbons
were festooned about the high waist
line in true Vatican style, and the
most adorable of mob caps to wear
in like fashion.
Swift 4 Company's Sales Of Beef IN
Washington, D. c.. for the week end
ing Saturday. July IL. 1919. averaged
as follows: Domestic beef, 1884 cents.
advertisement.
Evening star., 1919-07-17

SUMNER PEIGNOIR OF WHITE
DOTTED SWISS WITH ORGANDY
FRILLS AND PINK RIBBONS.
frills and run with pink ribbons. An
empire waistline is graceful and
promises comfort and a "V'' neck is
fastened with pink ribbons.
A striped white muslin is a pretty
neglige with a deep collar of Irish
lace and very short sleeves. Shir-
ring holds the fullness at the waist
line and a narrow belt of pink satin
ribbon finishes with dainty bows
White cross-barred muslin makes
Evening star., 1919-07-17

waist and looped up under each
fiounce.
An original and stunning hat seen
and sketched hlnted at early autumn
headgear. with its round. close-fitting
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-03-29
CAPSIzIN5
or SCHOONER
Identity Of Ill-F Fated Vesse3
Has Not Been Es-
tablished
ALL ABOARD DROWNED
accident Occurred OF Mouth of Hico-
mico River-Sieamcr +. Madison
Hall Stands by Half an Hour.

\ large, two-maste! schooner, the
''eHt'!y OF VEG" I'd" "o' 'sl'' .,
,''L,,,'s.' , I, '"'J '1m' , .;. .,,;.h II on
- -, : 49, ..,;I1r, * -. po.,,,,.
pc'''" .. ','e ''''"',' ~ w.
-. 90. ~. 90" ,'s.' ,, a,.I;,,, >.
49, ~ ,.''S ., ,,'>,'''o'., : :
- i'' H''''.''' '.,'''' ~ ,
- ,,....,,I.;,. H.. a,.[,i,u
ca -; ;i'',."'','' ;. q '"S' ,''.,'.' e
~ r. N"'''So" nan 80" " ~,
-, ~ s"''"''' VI "''Ie W." I"pEo ''." @
i'N''''ss ',".'S s'''" - ,''', r,, ""J ,,'%
"'ie o. '''s :" - -
',,,'' ~, ;. .,, .,n4 Al
On bo,rd the schooner we're caught
h,no,,h Tho craft when il went over
Tho s,osn,or was ,bo,t h.lf = mile
.,.o,. whom ,ba v.,.ocl,al .h;p sunk
r., T. u.disc, u,r ,,.oitrd until
~, - 1,,,I ~ .,.a. ...;.sn, t,,nrc ,y,s no
.h,nan nf n;n,.ing rho survivors and
,.,, t,u,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-03-29
DAYLIGHT SAVING
Begins at , 4. Vi. Tomorrow; I'd
vance Clock ali Hour.

Tonight is the night when sum
mar daylight saving begins.
Before retiring simply advance
ycur clock or watch one hour, and
you will be ION time tomorrow
morning.
Standard time for the United
States will be moved ahead At ,
o'clock tomorrow morning. Every
railroad and all business concerns
will make the change n that hour,
but it will hardly be noticed by III
div;duals who tJrn th2ir timcpi"ces
ahead one hour tcni&h-.
If yer forget you'll DC ar hour
late at church. for the schedule Of
everything in the United States Will
be operated an hour ahead.
All clocks and watches vii! be
turned bach: enc hour al , 4. nl., on
the last Sunday in October.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-03-29
IN MEMORIaM

r. sad but loving remembrance Of
our darling little daughter. ALICE.
V. RATCLlFFE. who departeA
this life two months ago today.
January %, 1919.
Gone from earth. yes gone forever
Tear d;mned eyes shall look IN vain
We shall hear our darlings volc2
never.
Never more Cn earth again.
Our little darling now IS sleeping
No care is on her brow,
Oh blame me not for weeping
Fer lost M darling now.
She was called from this world for "
pcacGfG! rest.
Called by God who knowcth best
Sweet in our memory she will always
be.
Until in Heaven ! hope to meet her
again.
BE- her mother ard father
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-03-29
GERMAN IMPORTS BARRED
Hopes of Reconquering Amer
lean Trade in Dyes Has Received
Another Blow

Washington. March 29.--Geiman
homes Of reconquerjng American mar
I;at; resolved another blow, yesterday
Users Of dyes, chemicals, fertilizers
and other products originated by
German science were notified by the
.t.;icn Property Custodian that impor-
.at:ora from Germany hereafter
would be subject to prosecution as
infringement of patents licensed un-
der the trading with the enemy ac.
for use by American manufacturers.
Possibility Of a dumping Of great
SURPLUS stocks which Germany wa.
reported to have accumulated with
the intention of unlersel!ing and per;
haps sitting the infant American in
diistries IN the same lines thus haS
been blocked effcctualiy before ship
mentS could begin. Government Off
rials regarded the decision of far
Importance to business IL
his country.
The decision was announced in :
letter from Alien Property Custodian
Earvan to Burwell s. Cutler, chief
he Bureau Of Foreign and Domcsti
Commerce.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-03-29
IN
The VALLEY
Death Of Young Hudson
Adds to Existing
Resentment
PETERS STATEMENT
Prohibition Commissioner Alleges His
Agents Were Fired Upon First by
the B0ttleggerS.

The death yesterday in Winchester
of /. d. Hudson, the eighteen-year-
old boy who was shot Wednesday
night when Raymond Shackelford
was instantly killed by prohibition
inspectors, has added considerably
to the excitment already existing in
the Valley town. There is, however,
no disorder.
Hudson WIS wounded twice, once
in the breast and again in the abdo
men. Surgeons said eit..icr shot could
easily have caused his death.
AS soon as the death Of Hudson was
reported TO Commonwealth Attorney
Clayton Williams, or Shenandoah
county, he te!egraphed to the chief Of
arice at Richmond asking the arrcs:
Of the six detectives. Up to 4 iate
hour the prosecutor had not heard
from Richmond as to whether the rer
were there.
Relatives claimed the body of Had
SOC last night and plan to take it %
Danvile this afternoon. He was the
of the family Of Mrs. Luv
Hudson, of Danville.
Richmond, Va, March 29.-The Rev
]. Sidney Peters, State Prohibition
Commissioner. upon his return yester
day from Winchester. declared his
agents were fired upon by Raymond
Shacke!1crd, the alleged boot!egge"
killed near Woodstock, Va, before
they returned the fire in self-defense.
Asserting that the agents would be
axonerated, Commissioner Peters said
The officers had ,.hair automobile
the road against Shacke!-
ford's machine, which attempted 20
ram the obStruct!ng motor, knock
CONTINUED on Page Five)
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-03-29

One hundred years ago Isaac Mayer
Wise was born in the LITTLE town G.
S.e;ngrub. Bohemia. in I'll oppressive
environment opposed to Inc new ideas
of freedom which were being suggest
ed vaguely at the time. Neither "a
Prague. where he studied. nor at RAD
n;tz. where he served as Rabbi. could
he find the hospitable environment for
the freedom Of thought fer whi-h he
50 ardently logged. He was urab!e
10 endure the restraints imposed by
the government and by the backward
lovalists. For this reason lie dreamed
Of coming 70 America, the land which
rsr excellence spelled liberty ard IN
IL Ispendcnca Of thought.
His hopc was realized in his twenty
seventh yasr. Upon his arrival i
1861. he found American jeH'ry c'n'
rczed Of Two. elements, the Portuguese
ard the German. The former, afte'
vcars of residence in America. had ne
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-03-29
CONTRACTS AW ARDED

Simpson and Trenary have been
awarded the contract for remodeiing
store and dwelling at the northwest
corner OF Wolfe and Columbus streets
FOR u. Fagclson. and also have a con-
.rac. to remodel a garage for E. ".
Fntwi.le. in rear of i37 North Co
lumbus.
Contractor Samuel D2Vaughan has
been awarded the contract for re-
modelling the dwelling house SOL
Cameron street into an apartment
for Mrs. c. f. Bradley. There will
he three apartments
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-03-29
GERMANY MAY
NOT ACCEPT. PLAN
Delegates Will Go To Paris
Not To Sign on Dotted
Line
WANT TO COOPERATE
Claims Freedom Of the Seas is lsnor-
cd and That Former Colonies Arc
Disposed OF without Teuton Consent

Berlin. March 29.-Cermany vii!
10. accent the league Of nations cove
nan. in its present form. Her dele
gates will go to Paris net to sign or
ths dotted line" hut 10 discuss ard
otter positive corporations" Her
r:iac objections. TO the present draft
are:
Tia. the freedom Of the seas Is
ignored; that her former colonies are
TO be disposed Of without her co-ope-
ration and consent.
The German Foreign Minister,
Count Won Brockdorf- -Rantzau, makes
these things clear in an interview
with the Berlin correspondent Of the
T1ankfurter Zatung.
Paris, Mar.h 29.-Arnrehen:;or
that Germany will rot sign the peace
treaty as being formulated is grow
ire daily. There is more raik OF wa,
in the French press than there IS O.
ipeace. The names Of Marshal Foci
| and Gen. Margin figure as prominent
" today as they lid year ago.
Will Germany play rhe raccon o
Bolsheviko9 She may cross her arm
lCnr+inucd on Page Fivc)
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-03-29
WILL TEST DRT Law
Committee CT Sevcnty-i'irc D:stillcrs
Determines on Action 1T
Chicanc Meeting

Chicago. March 29.-z-tt the close
of a three days conference with Levy
Mayer, chicf counsel Cor me disti!lerS.
a committee OF sevcnty-fvc aist!!ter$.
representing the industry in every
rart Of the country. announced !cga!
act;on vii! re taken in three courts
Immediately looking TO the nu!!ify-
ing. or at least delaying enforcement
Of the nationwide war time proh!b.-
ton act. which otherwise would BE-
come effective July |.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-03-29
r. l.. LAKE RESIGNS
VIII Leave Virginia Siiipbuildint
Corporation April 90.

"The Virginia Shiphiulidng Corpo
ration, Alexandria, Virginia, announ
ces the acceptance with regret of the
resignation Of Mr.. Robert /. Lake
mara2er purchases and traffic, from:
this organization, effective April 80
1919, it being Mr.. Lakes intention
20 return to his home in New York.
where he will engage in a private en-
ter1rise. in which We extend him our
most earnest wishes for success and
coed will"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-03-29
b0LSHE V!SM
IN HUNGARY
Conservatives Threaten
Counter Revolution if
Regime Continues
CHARGE OF TREASON
Soveit Government Will Resort tn An,
Measures to Put Down Opposition
Russians Will Vie With Hungarians

Russians Will Vie With Hungar;ans
London, March 29.-Conservatives
in Hungary are threatening coun
ter revolution if the Boishcvill re
gimc continues, a Vienna diSpatcl
reports.
The conservative element is saiC
to have accused Count karolyi o.
treason in turning the country Owe
to The Bclshcvjki.
The Soviet government accordin;
to the dispatch, has decided to US
every force TO put down opposition
Dispatches received frcm Austrian
sources said it was reported that I'll
Russian soviet government has OF
fcrcd Austria defensive and often
s;vc alliance.
\ general railway strike has bee:
proclaimed thrcu@ohat Austria &C
cordin.g to disatch from Vienna to
day. The strike IS said to be imped
ing food shipments and stockes il
some places are dangerously low.
Fear was expressed that the strik
may be only preliminary to politi
cal uprising.
The new Hungarian Minister t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-03-29
GIRL ATTEMPTS SUICIDE

Hagcrstown. Nd, March 20
Rrooding over the loss Of her posi-
tioa at local factory, Miss Jeane-
attc pctrick, 90 years old, attempted
suicide yesterday morning at her
home By shooting herself in the
breast with a pistol.
The young woman was rushed to
the hospital and is in critical con-
diton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-03-29
BIG TIME FOR ELKS
Three Day Celebration Being Held
at New Orleans,

New Orleans. March 29.-M@iMbers
of the Benevolent and Protective
Order Of Elks from practically every
State in the union were here to at
tend the three big days in Elk
dem" The celebration was formally
opened yesterday with a reception
to Grand Lodge officers headed by
Grand Exalted Ruler Bruce \. Camp
bell cf East st. Louis.
The feature Of the celebration viii!
be parade Saturday and initiation
of more than 1000 candidates So
cured during tie recent ration wide
connective drive.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-03-29
HUN I-BOATS TO L. s.
Five Of These Surrendered About
to Start.

Washington. Marcl, 29,-Five sur
rendered German submarines vii!
leave England tomorrow for the
United States manned by American
crews and conveyed BY the American
Submarine tender Bushnell. They
ere o,,nacted to arrive in American
waters late in April and will be dis
n1avef al ports to Re selected in con-
oect;on with the next Liberty Loan
campaign.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-03-29
DRIVE WILL end
next MONDAY
Response to Appeal Made By
Red Cross Gratifying
to Committee
HOPE TO REACH GOAL
Allotment is 5000 Pounds-hll Urged
to Send in Donations Before Mon
day Night.

TO Send in Donations Before Mon
day Night.
The drive for clothing Cor the Eu-
.opean war sufferers will end Mon
lay night. Alexandria hopes to 20
over the top. Already a goodly p>"-
ton of clothing has been received by
Tie committee in charge OF the drive.
All VINO have not yet contributed to
this worthy cause are requested TO
send in their donations OF cloth
.rg by Monday night TO the headquar-
.srs of the local chapter, 500 PRINCE
street. The allotment for Alexandria
is 5000 pounds. If you cannot bring
i in phone 1S3.
Alexandrians have responded mos
generously in the Red Gross drive for
used clothing for our allies, and
every one who has contributed, ara
hose who intend 20 contribute TO this
worthy coNse may certainly feel that
hc or She has answered truly human!-
.ys cal! to humanity.
The response Of the people lat
September for used clothing for the
Belgian refugees was one of the most
splendid expressions Of the brother
hcod of man that the Red Cross has
ever known. /: was, not 4 case Of peo>
PIE giving away their cast off cloth
ing which they no longer wanted. but
Of sharing Of giving "a coat to him
that hath none our gift in this case
IS certainly a concrete expression OF
thanksgiving that our country has
been protected from invasion, and VIZ
ourselves saved from the horrors oi
war BY the heroic efforts of the ma
t:ons that now need our aid.
The reports made to tie Americal
! Rel Gross: by Investigations itto IN
actual conditions in the recently oc
. cupied territory in Europe is appal!
Ing, and have revealed state of des
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-03-29

Order Of services at st. Mary's
Catholic Church tomorrow: Masses
!, . and Ii a. m., ard Lcntcn SER
men and bcnediction AT s y. NJ.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-03-29

4 chimney fire at ! o'clock last
night at 40S North Payne street,
brought cut the fire department.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-03-29

Methodist. Protestant Church Rev.
K ". White, pastor, evening subject.
The Sacrament a Means of Grace
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-03-29
SEAT SELLS FOR $4,000
Transfer in New fork Stcck hX
change fer Highest Price

changG ICi H!-HV't TI0V
in rwc Years.
New York, March 29.-Transfer OF
a seat on the New York Stock t.X-
change for $4,000, WAS reported
Yesterday. the highest selling price
in two years. and $4,000 above the
Glow for that period.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-03-29

Mrs. John Frank. OF Anderson, S.
C.. who mas been visiting her sister.
Mrs. William Barryman, left today
for Anderson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-03-29
Machinery Saved

Employees of the yards saved mos
cf the MA: t:nery in these shops before
the fire gained any great hsadw2y.
Tho District of Columbia tug "tlrc ,
fohtor" arrived on the scene about
o'clock and soon had several powel
ful streams playing on the barnin
structure. The fire. however. was IN
der control a. the time of her @rriva
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-03-29
Cuuston Hall Menaccd

Close to the burned shop was tn,
giant freighter GurSton Hall, whlc'
IS nearing completion. This cargo car.
rier it was first thought might ia,
= victim 70 the fire in case it spr2a'
and wo,il,ncn tcr an hour made he:
ready TO send adrift rather than havI
her burned. However, this was no
necessary ard absolutely 10 damag.
was done the Guns:on Hal! which j!
the boat in which President Wilson
drove the first rivet May 30 last.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-03-29
'lllk:T ! S1lLEYf ARD
DAElA(GEz S4O&OOO
TWO nfEN ARE BURNED
Biz Plant Of Virginia shipbuilding Corporation
threatened. Splendid Work Done By Fire
-7- u ooonfining Blaze 10 Building In Which
]. GviGsna5ed.

=. .. ., lily burned and
damage estimated at SAC, ,00O was done
al the plart Of the Virginia ShiporiId-
irg Corporation shortly after 4 O'Clock
Yesterday afternoon when q hTe
STARTED in the coppersm:th shop.
The burned men are Thomas N":-
raw and Walker Hauspurg, both en-
pioycs of the coppersn,:th shop. Botn
we're badly burned about the lace
and hands, Hauspurg being the mcss
severely burned.
At the hospital today it was states
both will recover.
When the Alexandra fire depart
merit arrived on the s.ene they found
the building one story brick struc-
ture about 100 by s" feet in a mass
cf flames which were being famed ~
q fierce northwest gale blowing a.
the rate Of about forty miles an hour.
Handicapped For Water.
The volunteer FIRE department a
the yards had organized and made
preparation TO fight the fire, but they
were handicapped fer lack OF water
the high witds having driven the wa
ter out of the channal.
After short time the Alexandra
fremen succeeded in getting sever&i
streams en- the burning structure ans
confined the fire TO the building II
~, it. originated, One stream was
nep the Building directly or-
Hhe south side, one-stor%
krc, used IS a iolners
The, coppeTsy6fth shop and tin sho?
and pipe filters shop were all unde.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-03-29

Mr.. Henry 4. Crump, runner at
the First National Bank, is i! at the
Alexandria Hospital.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-03-29

Rev. +. O. Watson, of the South
Carolina conference who is in charge
Of the war activities Of the N. f.
Church South. will preach in the NJ.
f. Church South at II o'clock tomor-
row. On account of the absence of
the paStor who is attending confer
crce at Staunton. There will be no
evening service.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-03-29

Rex. Dr.. John Lee Allison, pastor
Of the Second Presbyterian Church,
win have as his morning subject,
"W,crld civilizations and the Kingdom
Of Cod" evening sermon by Rev.
DR.. ". R. lIcElroy. Of Falls Church.
Va. Dr.. Allison will address the
marines at Quantico Va. tomorrow
afternoon and tonight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-03-29

The Allison W. c. T. IT,, will hold a
called meeting with Miss Siayton at
22l Wolfe street Monday evening at
7:I5 o'clock. The County President
will attend.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-03-29

At the First Baptist Church to-
morrow Rev. pr. T.. B. Jackson. pas
Tor. will take rs his morning sub
icr-. The Duty of the Church in
America" The evening subject will
be the eleventh Of 4 series Of SER
mons entitled "Thc Place Of Angels
in Heaven"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-03-29
Praise for flremen

Had It not been for the prompt &C.
ticn OF the fire department and tn,
manner III whi,h they handled thc
fire the big yards, costing seveya! mil,
lion dollars, would have been des,
troyed. The los. IS covered by insur.
ance. The firemcn were compliments,
for the able manner in which the!
handled the fire.
Explosion Caused Blaze
The explosion of blow torch o2
Grated by the two men burned ii tn
copper S!15p i said to have been re
Sncn$ihlc fer the blaze.