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Evening star., 1925-11-18
CLASSIC FY|NG ISSUE
TRUCE IS REACHED
Civil Service Commission
Does Not Seek Personnel
Board Work.
BY WILL =. KENNEDY.

The Civil Se"NiCe Commission and
The Bureau of Efficiency. which have
been at locCerheads for several years
over the work of classifyinG the 80
600 Federal and District employees in
the City of Washington. have made
up their differences. and smoother
going. to the advantage of the Gov
ernment workers. is likely to result.
The Civil Service Commission now
agrees that it does not want 10 take
over the functions OF the Personnel
classification Board or the Bureau of
Efficiency or other agencies, because
it has all the work now that it can
comfortably transact.
Furthermore the Civil Service Com
mission finds that the duties of these
other commissions are not closely re
lated enough to its own duties as to
warrant the proposed transfer.
All of this is made clear in a state
ment today from the Civil Service
Commission and in an interview to-
day with Herbert y. Brown. chief of
the Bureau of Efficiency, who has
been storm center of the controversy
over ella aSSification
Evening star., 1925-11-18
Does Not Want Duties.

FOLLOWING similar statements which
appeared in the papers. a week or ten
days ago, the three members of the
Civil Service Commission called on me
at my office to assure me that they
were in no way responsible for the
newspaper articles and to say that
they did not want to take over the
work of the Personnel Cla ssification
Board or the Bureau of Efficiency
They said that their time was fully
taken up with the legitimate work of
the commission. They made clear to
me their feeling that the work OF
neither the Personnel Classification
Board nor the Bureau of Efficiency
was closely enough related to that of
the Civil Service Commission to war
rant the transfer.
In response to their remarks. 7
said, that, If they were sincere,
thought it would be wise for them
to state their opposition to the proDa-
ganda now being disseminated rather
than to let such propaganda run on
unchallenged for it was apparent
that the campaign now being waged
to transfer the work of the person
mel classification board to the Civil
Service Commission was based upon
the theory that, If such transfer
were made, the commission would. in
some way. be able to give the en-
ployes wholesale increases in salary.
| pointed out that, if the work of
the personnel classificatio board
was. in consequence of such propa. p.
ganda, transferred to the commission,
the inevitable result would be en-
barrassment for the commission and
disappointment for the employees,
since the commission would he quite
as helpless as is the present person
mel classification board to increase
salaries under the law as it stands.
Sees Veterans Active.
Il also pointed out to the Civil
Service Commissioners that the propa-
-anda to transfer the Bureau of Eff
ciencys functions to their office was
stimulated largely by certain mem
bers of the veterans organizations
who felt that the Civil Service Com
mission would interpret the prefer.
r"ct 'aw more jb7rally than the Bu.
Continued on Page 4. CoIumn s.
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Commissions Statement.

The Civil Service Commission 5
statement is as follows:
Referring to an article in the press
concerning the suggested transfer Of
the duties of the Federal Employees
Compensation Commission, the Per
sonnel classification Board and the
Bureau of Efficiency to the United
States Civil Service Commission, IL. T..
Civil Service Commission, in an au-
thoriZed statement, says:
The position of the Civil Service
Commission has always been that it
will not participate in or foster such
movements. believing that the ques-
tions involved are properly for the de-
termination CT Congress. and that it
s not seemly for the commission TO
participate in movements having for
their object the addition to its re-
sponsibilities of functions now vested
in other Government agencies.
Mr. Brown in an exclusive interview
said:
My attention has just been called
to the campaign being carried on in
certain newspapers for creation of
functions of the Personnel Classifica-
ton Board. the Bureau of Efficiency
and other agencies of the Government
to the Civil Service Commission.
THE only comment / care to make
at this time is that it would seem as
if the Civil Service Commission itself
ought to be consulted in regard to
these transfers.
Evening star., 1925-11-18
Witness Case Argued.

The session was opened with a dis
-ussion as to whether Mai. Kennedy
should appear as a witness before the
Mitchell court or accept service of
subpoena to testify at the Shenandoah
court at 10 o'clock this morning. Maj
Gullion informed the court Maj. Ken
nedy had declined to accept the Shen-
andoah courts subpoena as he had
i,,,,n c,tn D.,1 4 q
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WEATHER.

20. 8. Weather Bureau Forecast)
Partly cloudy tonight. minimum tenn
perature slightly above freezing; to-
morrow warmer. followed by rain
Temperatures-High 4S, at noon
today; lowest, %, at am. today.
Full report on page Z.
Evening star., 1925-11-18

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The Washington times., 1925-02-26

79c Shoe Polishing Box. Friday
only. Soc. Made Of nicely finished
wood. Natural oak stain finish.
Place to keep brushes. etc.
s5.ss Universal Percolators. Friday
only, $3.50. Colonial design. heavy
nickel.plated finish. Full six-cup sizs.
Eight only Of these to sell at this
!, price.
$50 Ironing Board, Pad and Cover.
Friday only. $1.39. This pad and
cover require no tacks to put on.
Consists Of heavy piece Of felt with
muslin covers.
$1.6S Clothes Hamper. Friday
only, CSC. Made of heavy splint
wood. Reinforced bottom and hinge
cover. Large size. square shape.
Sis Kitchen Step Stools. Friday
only, $1.49. Made Of hardwood, nice:
ly finished and very strong. A very
handy kitchen necessity.
window VentiIators. Friday only,
Csc. Lets in the cool air; keeps out
the dust and dirt. Made on steal
frame covered with heavy gauze.
Size by 80 inches.
49c wash Boards. Friday only,
38c. Has double rubbing surface Of
heavy galvanized iron. Convenient
size. VIII last a long time.
CSC PIungers. Friday only, 15c.
Made of heavy rubber with handle.
Can be used for sinks or pipes that
become cloEged Keeps the plumber
away.
$3.50 Hot Plate. Friday only, $3.49.
This three-burner gas stove is fine
for light housekeeping or laundry
work. Made of heavy cast iron and
gives good heat.
S1.OO Vacuum Washers. Friday
only, 89c. These hand vacuum
washers are made OF heavy charcoal
tin with smooth handle. Does the
washing by suction. Easy to use.
Fourth Floor
The Washington times., 1925-02-26
CMldren's zee to 75c Knit
Underwear, Friday Only, Csc

Slightly soiIed; including broken as.
sentiments of ehildren's wool-mixed
pants, infants ribbed vests, Winter
weight: ribbed waist with button at.
tachment for garter.
Also children's summer weight
vests and pants.-Main Floor.
The Washington times., 1925-02-26
$I.98 Sleeveless and Slip-On
Sweaters
Friday Only, $l.69

These sweaters come in light col
ors, with striped borders. Made Of.
soft wool and rayon Gibre) and wool
mixed. Slip-on or the cricket style
in the group. Sizes So to 42.-Third
Floor.
The Washington times., 1925-02-26
Women's $3.50 Crepe KimonO,
Friday Only, 1893

Pretty styles, hand-embroidered, in
vario designs. Bright colors.-
Third Floor.
The Washington times., 1925-02-26
$2.S5 "P. N. Practical Front"
Corsets, Friday Only. $3.50

of firm coutil. medium and low
bust, with various length hips. Some
with elastic panels on side. In pink
or white. Sizes 25 to 40, in broken
lots.-Bargain Basement.
The Washington times., 1925-02-26
WOmen's $I.75 to $2.25 Union
Suits, Friday Only, $1.49

Carter and Richelieu Winter Weight
Suits, in broken assortment Of
styles. Dutch neck, elbow sleeves.
low neck, sleeveless, ankle and knee
length. Some have bodice tops.
Broken sizes: regular and extra sizes
included.-Main Floor.
The Washington times., 1925-02-26
Boys and Girls 79c and 81
Fleeced Union Suits
Friday Only, SEC

Fleeced Union Suite. high neck,
long sleeves and ankle length; Dutch
neck. elbow sleeves and knee length.
Broken assortment. but include to
IA years.-Main Floor.
The Washington times., 1925-02-26
ST Stamped GO,Ons
Endnv Only. SEC

Neck and sleeves with hem
stitch finish. Stamped in two de-
signs on flesh colored or white
muslin. Main Floor.
The Washington times., 1925-02-26
Children's SOC Waist Union Suits
Friday ONLY, 2 for 79c

First Quality Fine Rib Cotton
Union Suits, with tape and washable
buttons Low neck. sleeveless and
drop seat Sizes to IS years.
Bargain Basement.
The Washington times., 1925-02-26
CSC Milanese Silk Cloves
Friday ONLY. 49c

Irregulars 2-button length with
embroidered back and double finger
tips. White and colors. Sizes to
7.-Bargain Basement.
The Washington times., 1925-02-26
/ Only-$I5O Three-Piece
TapestTy-Up Upholstered
Lining Room Suite
Friday Only, 500
Reversible spring cushions.
Fourth Floor
Women's $I.O5 HoIeprOOf Silk,
Hose. Friday Only. STU

FulI.fashioned Silk Hose, with nner-
cerized garter top: one of our best
selling numbers; good medium weight;
In black, white, brown, tan, beige.
noisette, rose, beige, cloud, silver,
cariavan, jack rabbit, etc. sAn sizes.
Main Floor.
The Washington times., 1925-02-26
SEC Rubber Aprons
Friday ONLY. 49c

F'ull-size Pure Rubber Apron. made
with bound edges. shoulder bands and
tie back. Colors red. green. gray
and navy.-Bargain Basement.
The Washington times., 1925-02-26
$1.98 SeGlpax Athletic
Combinations
Friday Only, $50

Made of fine "F'ruit-of1the-Loom"
Nainsook. Hemstitched bodice top.
In pink and white.-Third Floor.
The Washington times., 1925-02-26
Friday Bargains From Our Bargain Basement
Women's 81 GOwns
Friday Only, TIC

UUuy VhGSJ1 SSS
of flannelette. kimono and high
neck, long and short sleeves. Bar
gain Basement.
Women's ST PetticOGts
Friday Only, TIC
of sateen and Webster loOm-with
pleated flounces Broken Sizes
Bargain Basement.
WOmen's 69c GOwns
Friday Only, 58c
of striped batiste-tailored style.
Colors, blue, orchid and white.-Bar.
gain Basement.
WOmen's Csc Boomers
Friday Only, TIC
of Windsor crepe, with elastic cuffs
and waist band-lace and ribbon
trimmed. Bargain Basement.
Women's 79c Boomers
Friday Only, 58c
of striped -sateen-elastic cuffs and
waist band. Colors, blue, brown and
black.--Bargain Basement.
The Washington times., 1925-02-26
These Are All 8Sc Friday Bargains
Regular 81 and $l.29 Values

MEMS BLOU SES-100
Dainty White or Tan over .Blouses,
attractively trimmed in, lace, en-
broidery, pipings, 'emblems 2Oc
and medallions. ..........
GIRLS COOKING SETS-6O of
these Cooking School Sets, CON
sisting of bib apron. cap GOO
and half sleeves. ......... Wv
GIRLS MIDDIES--150 Fresh
New Middies, made of good quail
ity jean. Sizes 6 to IA SOC
years. 49,"
PLAY SUITS-Boys' and Girls
Play Suits, of khaki and Peggy
cloth, piped in red. Boys suits
are Of the coverall style, and the
girls suits are the Dutch QO60
model Sizes 3 to years. Wv
GIRLS DRESSES--97 Of these
dresses, in bloomer or straight
model, made of good quality plain
or check Bingham; prettily Goo
trimmed. Sizes to II years Wv
The Washington times., 1925-02-26
Women'S Csc Vests
Friday Only, 3 for 4Sc

Irregulars. Fine Rib Cotton Vests,
bodice style. low neck and sleeveless
Sizes SO to 44-Bargain Basement.
The Washington times., 1925-02-26
WomeRis CSC Silk and RGyOn
Hose, Friday Only, Acc

First Quality Silk and Rayon
Stockings. with long boot, seam up
the back and high spliced heel Sizes
So to 105a.-Bargain Basement.
The Washington times., 1925-02-26
ChiLdren's 2Sc Stockings
Friday Only, 2 Pair 29c

IrreguIars. Heavy Ribbed Black
Cotton Stockings, with double heel.
toe and sole. Sizes-6 to 7k.-Bar-
gain Basement.
The Washington times., 1925-02-26
$I.45 RGyon Silk Sofa Cushions
Fndcv ONLY. Sl.20 Each

A real value in Cushions, filled
with kapok and cotton, and covered
with beautiful rayon, in rose, blue.
gold and orchid.
Second Floor
The Washington times., 1925-02-26
81 Silk Madras
Friday Only, sec Yard

Just the thing for light spring
drAperies. Lots OF colors and pat
terms to choose from.
Second Floor
The Washington times., 1925-02-26
MILLINERY

2.98 Tailored and Trimmed
Hats. Colors thistle, oak, henna,
copen, sand and black. Friday
only, $1.98.-SecOnd Floor.
Only $50 Untrimmed Hats.
In Milan hemp. Colors sand.
red. copen, pearl, oak and
navy. Friday only, 89c.-Sec,
Ond Floor.
The Washington times., 1925-02-26
Children's 29c Sport Hose
FRIDAY Only. 2 Pair 44c

IrIeguIars. English Rib Sport
Stockings. with roll cuff top. In
brown. navy. tan or black. Sizes
s to 912.-Bargain Basement.
The Washington times., 1925-02-26
81 SilUer-Plated Bread Trays
and Fruit Dishes
Friday Only, sec

OF generous size and attractive
designs. In, bright and Butler fin.
ish.--Main Floor.
The Washington times., 1925-02-26

Notion Specials

Combination Rick-R Rack Braid. As
sorted colors. Friday only, A. o.
yards 49,, ~
Organdie Frilling. Used in dresses
for collars and cuffs. Also edging,
pockets. Assorted colors. Fri 0Eo
day only, 2 yards. ............ OCN
Floor
The Washington times., 1925-02-26
$I.20 ExtTa-size Night Gowns
Friday Only, 81

.--of batiste or Looms Pride muslin.
Full cut, and neat styles.-Third
Floor.
The Washington times., 1925-02-26
Women's 81 Gotham InUisibles
Friday Only. 45c

Slightly irregular; spat style, flesh
color wool unda hose; without seam.
Main Floor.
The Washington times., 1925-02-26
$3.50 to IS Clones
Friday Only, $2.25 Pair

Broken sizes of elbow length,
French Kid and Suede GIoves--6-but.
ton length, strap wrist and gauntlet
gloves. Colors and white.-MAln
The Washington times., 1925-02-26
Boys and Girls 29c Hose and
Socks, Friday Only, 2 for 49c

English Ribbed and Fine Ribbed
Long Stockings for boys and girls; in
black white, brown, beige, camel,
gray: sizes 6 to 10.
; q length Sport Hose, English rib
bed, self color and fancy roll top;
sizes to 10.--Main Floor.
The Washington times., 1925-02-26
Women's 79c Boomers
Friday Only, 58c

of striped sateen-elastic cuffs and
waist band. Colors, blue, brown and
black. Bargain Basement.
The Washington times., 1925-02-26
CMldren's Csc to Csc Socks and
Hose, Friday Only, 2 for Csc

Slightly soiled half.length Socks,
with fancy tops; sizes to 614.
Also 7slength English Ribbed Sport
Socks, with roll top; black and white;
sizes z, TX and 8. Broken assert
ment of sizes and colors.-Main
Floor.
The Washington times., 1925-02-26

RIDDLE ROMPERS-Th These
charming little garments are made
Of fine quality poplin, in several
pretty models; trimmed in tiny
ruffRs and embroidery. Coz
Sizes l to 6 years. ..... Wv
OMEN'S KIMON $50
. Kimonos of flannelette or serpen.
tine crepe. in pretty floral or
Japanese patterns. Sizes COO
So oto CVN
INFANTS ROBES-Dainty Lit
tie Robes of pink, blue or white
blanket cloth; prettily 2QC
trimmed. :. ..............
INFANT SACQUES-Cute Little
Knitted Sacques. in open Coz
or button style. Wv
INFANTS CAPS-36 Caps Of
white wool ian helmet style, Coz
trimmed with pompons. Wv
Bargain Basement
The Washington times., 1925-02-26

of flannelette kimono and high
neck, long and short sleeves.--Bar-
gain Basement.
The Washington times., 1925-02-26
SEC Playing Cards
Friday Only, 33c

Smooth finish; gold edge.-Maln
Floor.
The Washington times., 1925-02-26
Women's 79c Fleeced Vests
and Pants
Friday Only, SEC, or 2 for 81

Fleeced Vests, low neck. short
sleeves: knee pants to match. Regu.
lar and extra sizes ircluded.-Majn
Floor.
The Washington times., 1925-02-26
Soc Bud Vases I
Friday Only, SIC
Main Floor.
$1.95 SilUer-PlGted Ware !
Friday Only. $I.69

Choice of Bon bon dishes, cheese
Dishes, jam jars, including plate and
spoon. Every piece is the finest sill
ver.uated ware and guaranteed to
give utmost satisfactien.-Main Floor.
The Washington times., 1925-02-26
SIC Chiffon Silk Hose
Friday Only, 64c

Irregulars. Thread Silk Chiffon
Hose, with long silk boot, seam up
the back and high spliced heel. Col
ors light tan. sunset and black. Sizes
9 to 1O.-Bargain Basement.
The Washington times., 1925-02-26

WINTER COATS
For Women and Misses
At ~ Price and Less for
Friday Only
15-$se.5O Winter Coats.
Friday C1Q E0
Fur-tEimmed
3-$35 Winter
CO 9 IS. Friday G17 Ok
only .......t. O1Os6O
Fur-trimmed
11-$49.5O Sports Goats.
a gGiSAy STATS
Natural Opossum collar,
cuffs and borders
1s-$79.50 Elegant Winter
Goats. Friday GOO TX
only ........ OOOe
All fur-trinmed
2O-$11O Handsome Winter
C Q ats. Friday CRR on
only ........ WOOsVO
30-$29.50 Sports Goats.
Friday Gil TX
/ Only .sssasAs.s " - - x
| Third Floor.
The Washington times., 1925-02-26
Tolet Goods

ssc Pebeco Tooth Paste. Friday
only ....e.. s-,s-s =. - SO. 49,. .1UC
SOC VIvaudou Rose Toilet SOAP.
Friday only. =. - ..46C
sc Jergen's Lotion. Friday only. Sec
&c Packers Tar Shampoo. ri.
day only. ...@..e 80. .30C
Main Floor
The Washington times., 1925-02-26
$6.95 Shower Bath Curtains
Friday Only, $5.S8 Each

Color Fast Curtain, made Of glazed
chintz, in pretty colors and complete
with all rings for hanging.
Second Floor
The Washington times., 1925-02-26
Women's Csc and 29c Ribbed
Vests, Friday Only, 2 for 45c

First quality, low neck, ribbed
vests Tailored tops, built-up shout
der and bodice. Regular and extra
Sizes Main Floor. I
The Washington times., 1925-02-26
Women's $50 HOleprOof Hose
Friday Only, $1.35
WOmen's SOC Rayon Sport Hose
Friday Only. 45c

Mercerized Ribbed Sport Hose,
English ribbed and pineapple weave:
black and colors.
Also Rayon (fiber) Hose, scanned
back; in black. white and colors; all
perfect.-Main Floor
The Washington times., 1925-02-26
39c to SOC Ribbon Remnants
Friday Only, Csc Ymd

Satin. Taffeta, Moire, Dresden. to
5h inches wide. Fancy stripes, etc.
All colors and many combinations
Main Floor.
The Washington times., 1925-02-26
WOmen's Csc Boomers
FRIDAY Only, TIC

of Windsor crepe, with elastic cuffs
and waist band-lace and ribbon
trimmed.-Bargain Basement.
The Washington times., 1925-02-26
$I.95 Boston Bags
Friday Only, $I.54

Steel frame reinforced handle. Neatly
lined and inside pocket. Black or
russell. Sizes 10. IA and 15.-Main
Floor.
The Washington times., 1925-02-26

Electric Curling Irons-to use waver
rod for marcel wave, remove clamp by
lifting spring above lock pin. 100
Friday only. .......,...... ~
Ready made round garters. Assorted
colors, fastened with small OKA
bows. Friday only, pair. AOO
Main
The Washington times., 1925-02-26
WOmen's CSC GOwns
Friday Only, SIC

of striped batiste-tailored style.
Colors, blue, orchid and white.-Bar.
gain Basement.
The Washington times., 1925-02-26
81 Imported Cocoa Door Mats
Friday Only, 72c Each

Our better grade of imported cocoa
fiber is put in these mats.
Second Floor
The Washington times., 1925-02-26
Women's 81 PetticoGts
FRIDAY Only, TIC

of sateen and Webster loom-with
pleated flounces. Broken Sizes
Bargain Basement.
The Washington times., 1925-02-26
Boys SIPS Sgits
Friday Only, CSC

Regulation styles, of sturdy kiddie
cloth and Iinene. braid and emblem
trimmed. Practical colors. Sizes
to years.-Third Floor.
The Washington times., 1925-02-26
zee Gold Seal cOngoleum Floor
Covering
Friday Only, 47c Square Yard

In remnant lengths of two to
twelve yards in the piece Perfect
quality.
Second Floor
The Washington times., 1925-02-26
$3.50 Roman Stripe Ribbons
Friday Only, $1.35 Yard

51a inches wide. In all the new
Spring combinations for scarfs, mil
linery, etc.-Main Floor.
The Washington times., 1925-02-26
Infants $3.50 Angora SOeGter
Suits, Friday Only, 1898

Four-piece Sets, consisting of
sweater, cap, leggins and mitts.
Practical shades. Sizes to years
Third Floor.
The Washington times., 1925-02-26
IL for zee Real Hair Nets
Friday Only, 12~fOr Csc

Real Human Hair Nets, single
mesh and cap shape. In blonde,
black and all shades OF brown
Bargain Basement.
The Washington times., 1925-02-26
SEC Kid or Suede Belts
Fridnv Only. 44c

Plain or perforated. Colors red
tan, brown, gray, sand, patent
leather and black. Widths 2 and
21s inches. Sizes 90 to 44.--Maill
Floor,
The Washington times., 1925-02-26
ST and $1.25-Mocha Suedene
Clones, Friday Only, 79c PAR

A suede-finished fabric, which gives
excellent general wear and launders
we'll Cuff gloves, in wanted shades
of mode, beaver, brown, sable and
gray.-Main Floor.
The Washington times., 1925-02-26
Mems and Young Mems
SO. 50 TIOO-T ronseT Suits
Friday Only, $29. so

OF splendid quality all:Wool Chew.
lots and Cassimeres. Mostly medium
and dark patterns. Finely tailored
suitS 1t q low price.
Sizes as follows:
Regulars Is 81 q . rs
81 IS 90 81 So 80 40 81
Shorts i q q
IS IS 81 3S SO 20
QNO charge for moderate alterations.)
Main Floor.
The Washington times., 1925-02-26
$6.S5 Krapat and Bodied Goats
Friday Only, $4.95

New Kravat Coats, made of plain
wool, have attached scarf. trimmed
with bobbed wool Bobbed coats of
brushed wool or plain knit--has love
ly soft bobbed collar of sanne shade
or contrasting colors. In Mexico.
buff. red, lanvin green, powder, blue
and cocoa.--Third Floor.
The Washington times., 1925-04-20
GRINS AND
GROWS

GUNNER will soon be here,
- and, as usual. summer board
ers will be more bitten up
than teething ring in an orphan
asylum.
One reason why the athletic
type of woman isn't so popular
Is that she always breathes as II
she were discovering oxygen.
Why don't people who cough
over the radio save up until tney
so to the theater?
For $500. anybody can get his
rame in the Complete Peerage.
For $500, anybody ought to be
able to purchase a complete peer.
"A New Jersey man got a stiff
neck going without his collar.
his wife suggested that he go
without his moustache and see
if he couldn't get stiff upper lip.
Among the fashionable spring
shades are gravel graystone, saw
dust and rock crystal. They sound
as IL they had been selected by q
stone mason.
About the only thing we don't
see in silk stockings these days
are darns.
The fact that skirts are shorter
at the bottom doesn't mean that
dresses win be higher at the TOP.
Efficiency in a stenographer
consists in the ability to type and
powder their noses at the same
time.
The Washington times., 1925-04-20
EVERY BALL TEAM
SHOULD USE Mike
MARTINS LINIMENT
Big League Stars Use 1t
Before and After
Every Game.
MAKES YOU FEEL FINE
AND PLAY BETTER TOO

Ball players who have never
tried it are amazed the way
rub" with Mike Martins Linl-
ment, improves their play, con
troll and speed. 1t warns up the
muscles making , them supple
and free of kinks. And after the
shower at the end of the game,
just rub on some more before
dressing and notice how fine
you feel, and sleep. You never
wake up stiff or sore next
morning.
1T is no wonder ball players
like Walter Johnson. Ty Cobb,
Bucky Harris, Coveleski, AL
trock, George Sisler and hun
dreds of others praise Mike Mar
tins Liniment to the sky.
Mike Martin, the man who
makes this magic rub for ball
players sure knows his business
or he wouldn't be trainer Of the
Washington ball club. He for
naerly was trainer of the Yam
k4es and then the Reds, so he
knows. All drug stores have
Mike Martins Liniment. and
sport stores, too. II you can't
get it-write Mike a letter to
466 c st. N. W., Washington,
D. c., and incIose a dollar bill
for a big economical size bottle
parcels post prepaid by return
mail. He sends it all over the
country.
MIKE MARTINS IMMINENT