Evening Star Newspaper, April 10, 1921, Page 20

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, APRIL 10, 1921—PART 1. GREEKS DEPRESSED Women Three Years in Seclusion - CONFESSED ELWELL L B Theft of Hotel Linen HousE . $1.98 SLAYERISPUZZLE| eceuse o Theftor Hotel Linen| "oy ip iRyl | «ettSSA0s... e - Buffalo Police Mistake N. Y. Message and Erroneously Place Murder Charge. B e Arsocated Fres, | BUFFALO, N. Y. April 9.—Roy Harris, whose confession of com- plicity in the murder of Joseph B. Elwell, New York sportsman and card expert. has puzzied the Buffalo and New York police for two days, had a first degree murder charge placed against' him for four hours tonight. Tre charge was placed opposite his name on the police blotter of the Niagara street station at 6 o'clock. At 10 o'clock Police Chief Higgins an- nounced the charge would be with-, drawn and the man would be heldl on an open charge. 2 The charge of murder against Hur-l ris was a mistake, it was stated. due to the faulty transmission of a tele- gram which advised Chief Higgins to “hold” Harr The telegram. from Acting Ctief Inspector Thomas Mur- v of New York. said Hold Roy Harris on his cnn(r: of the murder of Joseph B. Eli here in June, 1920, pending further estigation ‘n:\'h'”( it was transmitted over the telephone to the police at the station house where Harris is held, it was| construed to mean that a murder charge was to be placed against the man. Wife Visits Harris. wife was a visitor at the a street police station tonight. was taken there from another police station, where she has been| held as a material witness. Although newspaper men were not allowed in the room. the couple were in plain sight through a window and it w; Seen that the woman was pleading with Harris earnestly, while Harris, gesticulating. Kept insisting on some | int POThe meeting lasted an hour. Then Detective Harry Oswald of the New York detective bureau. joining them. HOBOKEN, N. J, April 9.—"Scan- dal,” developing from the theft of some hotel linen, from which she had been cleared. was given today by Mrs. Fannie Miller as the reason she and her aunt, Miss Carrle Sunderland, closeted themsclves in a hotel room three years ago and romained in se- clusion there until yesterday, when they were ordered removed by health officials. The theft occurred in a New York hotel, and after the exoneration the two women came here. Mrs. Miller said they voluntarily kept to them- selves for one vear, and that during the last two years one or the other had been sick and they had taken turns nursing each other. Miss Sun- derland is in a hospital, in a serious condition. She is suffering from tu- berculosis. Claimn Wealthy Relatives. Although reluctant to give details of her life, Mrs. Miller, who said her maiden name was McClum. told offi- cials today that she was the grand- daughter of a wealthy Topeka. Kan. RAIL HEARING ADJOURNS. New York Central Plea for Belt Lines Opposed. CHICAGO. April 9.—The hearing before an interstate commerce com- missioner here on the request of the New York Central Railroad for per- mission to buy or lease two Chicago belt lines, was adjourned to-day until further notice by the commissioner. The hearing during the last two days has been confined to testimony of representatives of eight railroads who are opposed to the purchase by the New York Central of the proper- ties. ROME CAMPAIGN OPENS. Fascisti Issue Electoral Manifesto Calling for Support. ROME. April 9.—An electoral man- ifesto was issued today by the fascisti. or cxtreme nationalist group, for the campaign now on preceding the general elections. The manifesto says: ur progress is in our symbol. the {a _month. Her available assets, she added, amounted to $90 and she owed $300. most of which is due the hotel. her age as fort lion dollars. The amount she received from this and other legacies, she sald, amounted to about ,000. 3 This, ‘with insurance lett by her|Wounded Silent on Extent of hasband, who died several years ago, she declared to be mostly tied uj . litigation. . The name of the former | Defeat—Many Reservists resident Oy{. Tnpoka-}vlu ncl‘leall‘rn‘ed. nor_was the name of a cousin living In Kansas City. who, she said, had Ignore Call to Colors. stopped her remittance of $50 a month several months ago. She said | By the AssociatedPress. she had started legal proceedings| ATHENS, April 9.—Reverses suf- against him. fered by Greek forces in Anatolia Declared to Re Sane. 'i‘r’.“’ n;f cruu_\;leu inflicted upon ) was declared to be sane | them by the Turkish nationalists mn';'.'fl”fif so:ddhculh. She could | have caused a great depression here. not return to the room in which she’ N edwnlhmm !‘h;- army is retiring to- P e el i hree veas ard the positions it originally held B e P ek eaaa Clty. | nolntment. and sent. the. Araepioa 50 a month from 2 2 : M e e e hes ntite in: | Carmbling, quotations Feashing T4 io come, while her aunt received $150 | the dollar. Wounded Reach Athens. The first wounded soldiers arriv- ing here would not speak, their lips having been sealed by the govern- ment. Saveral large buildings have been requisitioned as hospitals, and 44-HOUR WEEK OPPOSED. |, umber of the largest steamers « [available have been commandeered lo bring more wounded men from | Am - [ Moudania, the port of Brusa. All'} Taited Typothetaciof Ametion - 1 . e e e approves Reducing Time. have been seized by the military au- S thorities and sent to Smyrna. CHICAGO, April $—The United] Cabinet councils are held almost Typothetac of America, as a body. | hourly and King Constantine iy reported : to have abandoned his plan for a trip Ll GG VT A Rl sl M B e of the forty-four hour week in the | § (iS ot FOPIELON Js proceeding printing industry. according 1o a|fweniy.fu tilever s Euniarenl merd Statement lssued today by the ex-|p,ye unswered the call to the colors. | ecutive council of that body in session | It {g said that in many parts of Greece here. N } 2 there have been flat- refusals on the The following statement was issued | patt e'the reservists to report for mill | by the executive council: e Suts “The United Typothetae of America, | " dut¥. = as a body, has never agreed to the Plctures of King Burned. Introduction of the forty-four hour| In some localities In Greece and in week in the printing industry. Crete pictures of King Constantine are | “By resolutions adopted at its an-|reported to have been burned. It is! nual conventions held in 1919 and|probable the government will call five 1920, the United Typothetae of Amer- | additional classes to the colors this ica has unequivocally disapproved of | week. any reduction in the present work-| Confidential advices received by allicd ing hours and recommends to its|legations here indicate the Greek officers members that they resist any at-|in Anatolia, the majority of whom are tempt to enforce such reduction ex-{royalists who were reinstated in their cept where such reduction has al-|commands at the instance of Constan- ready been agreed to by contract. |tine, showed lack of leadership, re. —_— source and initiative in the fighting. make; why buy unknown makes? These prices are the lowest in the city— 63x00 . 25 72300 . 50 S1x90 .. 75 S1x0D .00 P PRI 8% STREET AND PENNA.AVE . SE. up to 46 these dresses positively l .98 sold up to $4.98, Waistline String Aprons of dark blue percale and standard ging- ham; cut full and 49c wide . cenee TOMORROW v CLEARANCE HIS is the one big selling event of the year. which we plan to break all records—the sale we give first place in all the ear’s merchandising. It has always been a rousing big success for one reason only—and that is that we absolutely Tose sight of costs and regular selling prices, give you the best we have in the store and make every offering a sen- sational bargain. After you have rcad the marvelous money-saving story we present us up in the statement that THIS SPRING CLEARANCE BEATS ALL ITS BEAUTIFUL $16.98 TO $1 O $22.50 SILK DRESSES... At $10 you are to have choice from the charming dresses marked to sell at $16.98, $19.75 and $22.50. 6 98 The materials are soft and fine taffeta silks, in black Years; sokd at $4- range. 16 to 18 for misses and up to 42 for women. ELEGANT SILK’ DRESSES $l- 5 VALUES $25 TO $35 . . . In the $15 line you pick from the beautiful dresses we bought to sell at $25, $29.75 and $35: silks, CHILDREN'S COATS Children's Coats—fine polo cloth: tan and copen; 2 to $6.98 and $7.50... Children’s Coats of better grades; well tailored of ex- cellent materials; sl i (60 08 marked $9.75.... HOSIERY taupe, gray, nav ou in this bulletin you will back ORS. and sand full sfze 510 crepes and tricolettes: navy blue, gray. tavne, sand and black; full lines of sizes for misses sls and women Ladies’ % Boot Silk Fiber Hose; fine quality; elastic lisle garter top and seamless foot; mock seam; in black and whi't 59C perfect quality ...... BEDROOM SUITES, $195 4-piece BEDROOM SUITES, in American walnut and ma- hogany; Queen Anne and other perfod de- $295 .. 5 BEDROOM SUITES, $295 Another assortment of Suites, incjuding American walnut, antique mahogany and bird's- eye maple; up-to-date period designs and excellent work- manship; large dresser with 22x28-inch plate mirror; van- v _toilet table; very large chiffonette and double bed RN e M §205 Odd Dressers and Chiffoniers FURNITURE FOR THE Quartered Oak Dressers and Chif- American Walnut and Mahogany foniers to match; dresser has 2|Dresser and Chifforetté; Queen 5 divided top drawers and 2 large|Anne period; also a few semi- drawers and large vanity toilet tables to match; the late glass mirror. same pieces in high-grade suites Bola or $45.00 $22_50 were formerly marked $100 to $125; ———— i I v ° Mrs. Harris was smiling when she : ; Realization that the country has Seed e |GUILTY OF KILLING 2 SONS | not“3er"5ained o Torsizn i2an 1o ring Loats an raps uoin “Tt was just a lttle family party,”|faces of the Roman lectors, signifiying s causing many patriotic Greeks to con- g - Roman eagle, signifying the expan- women are even discussing pledging | ; : S ¥ 2 v their jewels; 1t neceszary. Silk 2.5 5; every coat is new. stylish and desirable— Before leaving the station. how-|sion of civilization and the work of Koehler After Four Hours. e e b the. nnexpected e ancd Bmne Sk marked them at $1250 and $19.75; every co: s . Sty i ~ orders that no one should be allowed| “We offer our enthusiasm and faith! WARREN, Ohio. April 8.—Mrs. Alta| Turkish resistance on the Prusa sec- | makes; gray, brown, new tan, All Coats Marked 313_95, .| All Coats Marked $25. ,s = to see Harris until former Gov.|and the spirit of sacrifice, which|M. Koehler was founa guilty of mur.|toT to the arrival of reinforcements black, white; $2 00 e h i 2 Italians. ter tops.... ® [J @ ow ¢ th isoner. sacred. leged killing of her two sons, d DB o meEzew (o "“:::‘_"."n' Shi “Rally around us. We are the hope | three and years, by & jury i .SEW YORK. April 9- _Bo‘t:nx:;'ri is against us, noon. The jury deliberated four SRR e | Whitman and 'Capt. BT pbcfore’ reaching a verdict.| Gunfire From Asiatic Coast Heard said they wishe to amiliarize o i . HOUSEWARMI BY CONSTANTINE BROWN. e i TS e L e e “din k Local Chapter of Engineers Meet v VTIN s ; i ; T CONSTANTINOPLE, Turkey, April T Rarope toduson the’ steamer| ROME. April S.—taly has decided 8 (delayed).—Gunfire from the Asiatlc i Members of the Washington Chap-|stantinople, indicating that the fight . hus- a y 2 ash P e n‘,?:";"::‘mhf;e ‘:el:r e e Witl shartly send, cfudy | teT: American Association of Engi-|bn the Brusa front has been renewed. N 2 nee; " 7 119 New ht, the nationalists attacked the vhether there would be anything to | electrificatio: licati .| new auarters, 1317 and 1319 New York | tonight, A “The : . ! . e bill for the licensing of architects,|¢d by Mouheddine Pashs was ad- = > It is proposed to create a board of | Greek line of defense. | examiners to be. compascd ot mor| “'Violent fighting is progressing, and is reported to have occupied the BY EX-SECRETARY COLBY | JUDGE PRITCHARD ILL, ([vesrs of professional experience. |5, JX80Ted 100, Rarly, “hrce: miles urt available, but it is believed that the 1,000 Members of Democratic Club |U- S- Circuit Court Justice Is Un-|ON WAY TO WASHINGTON. |arailadic, but it 1o be et o ASHEVILLE, N. C.. April 9.—The Day Dinner. condition of Peter C. Pritchard, judge Miami Today. U. S. ADVISES AUTOISTS. appeals, was regarded as critical b: MIAMI, Fla. April 5.—Eight sea- peace and a league of justice will | menfbers of his family this afternoon, | Planes of the Atlantic flect arrived |Proper Care of Carburetor Reduces 3 3 Y ness this morning, following a pro- |bay, Cuba, and will leave tomorrow| Gas Danger, Says Mine Bureau. Colby, former Secretary of State. told 1y Weed flinens. & & Pro° | or Washington. The squad Is in come| - e i more than 1.000 guests tonight at the Proper carburetor adjustment wi vive more than a few hours. bert C. Read, of N C-4 fame who is|reduce the carbon monoxide content Natlomal Deraociatis Ciub. aboard the destroyer Harding. the|in gases expelled from the exhaust “One by one. the shrewd evasi 000 artru o e | ST STAMPS SOLD. A bureau of mines announced yester- ihe axttul substitoten the loud put NEW DIVORCE TANGLE. |ber™s"s remw of xpesimenc wn- “The day is at hand when America curities Issued Over Counter. WHITE PLAINS, N. Y., April 9.—| guest of the New York and New Jer- will speak to her afflicted brethren Assistant District Attorney Walter| , gtate bridge and tunnel commis- emerged. She avoided newspaper men i v K 3 i ledgl their fortune: some x > 2 % D Sl aaid. e e e " sismirying the cxpanc |J9rY Finds Verdict Against Mrs. | S05T, PUTFICE, We've placed_the stock of Women's and Misses’ Spring Coats in two bargain groups, and have Full-fashioned Pure ever. the New York detective issued |Eenius throughout the world. Charles S, Whitman arrived here to- | beautifies life and renders death|der in the second degree for the aj. from Cilicia and to aid from the elastio lisle gar- $19.75 and $22.50 $29.75 and $35.00 of the future. Who is not with us|common pleSs court here this after. BRUSA FIGHT RESUMED. visited the 70th street apartment in Sentence has not been passed. in Constantinople. themselves further with the place be- 3 a dinner party Elwell attended the fore Electrifying Roads. opyright, 1821 Friday Night. s Aquitania. When newspaper men at- | to electrify about 5,000 miles of her y Nig) coast was heard this morning in Con- fused to allow them to sec her. Asked | there the best systems of raiiway |N€€r® held a house warming at the | According to reports reaching here :lopments of the case. he replied: Semenza, of Milan, and includes|[IN& =poke in regard to the proposed | divisions, while a division. command- Cherbourg for America April 16 o | &t the coming session. east of Brusa, trying to turn the the liner imperator. LEAGUE OF JUSTICE URGED Teiete gramindrs i be- componca "57 nve | Yiolent nkhilng 8 progresine: snd from Brusa. Confirmation is not yet conscious at Asheville, N. C. this last line of defense. Hold Annual Jefferson - |Eight Navy Seaplanes Will Leave NEW YORK, April 9.—Organized|°f the-United States circuit court of heal the world's afflicgjons dge | The judge lapsed into uncenscious- jheve this morning from. Guantanamo | Little hope is held that he will sur- | mand of Lieutenant Commander Al-| annual Jefferson day dinner of the IOt ex (ebi: of motor vehicles to nearly nothing, the artful substitutes. the loud puf- Represents Number of Savings Se- dertaken by the bureau at the re- throughout the world in the language| MOre than $7.000 in government|Ferris announced today that there now . of honor and justice; of generosity | *8Vings certificates were sold|would have to be retrails of bogus|sion Wwith reference to the ventila- and unselfishness; of performance and fulfiliment.” Other speakers were Gov. Albert C. Ritchie of Maryland, Alfred M. Smith, form overnor of New York: Dr. Henry Van Dyke and Charles B. Alex- ander, president of the club. ) Woodrow Wilson sent a message which was read after a toast had proposed for hAn. It read In part t is interesting and stimulating to reflect that when we celebrate the memory of one of the great founders of the republic. we undertake, if we are sincere, a solemn obligation to perpetuate and set forward the work through the Washington city post office during the month of March, ac- cording to a report of Postmaster M. 0. Chance. were divided between 1607 war saving stamps, costing in March $6,652.98 and with a maturity value of $8,033. and 2500 thrift stamps. valued at 3625, giving total sales of $7,277.98. This sum represents only the num- ber of securities sold over the coun- ter of the post office. Each of the government departments has its own government eavings organisation through which these securities are on male to employes, and the sales divorces issued through the “divorce|tion of the proposed vehicular tunnel mill” for alleged operation of which|unden the Hudson river. the bureau Herbert F. Miller has been indicted. | concludes that most automobiles are He expressed the opinion that per-|run on too rich a mixture and that sons who had remarried on. the|the carburetor adjustment iz seldom strength of these “decrees” would not|changed for either winter or summer be charged with bigamy, but asserted | driving. that they would have to show suffi-| Carbon monoxide is the poisonous clent evidence to justify granting of | gas produced by gasoline when only a legal decree. . partially consumed in an internal In cases of collusive divorce, the|combustion engine. There have been parties would be punished, said Mr.| many deaths fesulting from running Ferris, but where they were plainly | the engine in a cloged room, the room victims of Miller's “faking”, there|becomihg permeated with the carbon would be no punishment. “ monoxide. : prices pow: Chiffonier has 2 divided top | Dressers, $65; formerly $125. drawers, 3 large drawers, good | Chifforettes, $60; formerly $115. size plate glass Vanity Tollets, $55; formerly $100. mirror; sold for $40. 520,00 Each piece can be bought Now .. .- separately. 'LIVING ROOM SUITES REDUCED ONE-THIRD which he did.” from these sources and from the schoois far exceed these from the PLEBISCITE ON WIRES. |[™= °" Spanish Telograph Employes Vot.| LEADS IN POSTAL SAVINGS ing on Control by Military. Phoenix Deposits $154,08¢ for MADRID, April 9.—Several news- March—Boston Second. papers today published a report that & piebiscite i Proceeding among the | Deposits in the United States postal employes of the government telegraph | savings system were a roximatel: service on the porposal for militari- nu‘x'so.nozuon April 1, l):’sz:ul om‘:z zation of the entire telegraphi® serv-.| Department announced yesterday. fee in Spain. In the event of the| Phoenix, Arisona. with deposits for employes accepting militarizsation, the | March totaling $158,064, led in the service will come.under control of the | gains for the month and jumped from general staff. while the telegraph|133th to G68th rank in the total We Now Have the Agency for Dining Room Suites in Americanj i in i walnut - and - quartered oak: ] , JUSt 35 big a bargain in the pieces, including Buffet, China| higher priced Suites. Six very Case, Server and Extension Table: = ; i 60-inch Buffel: inclosed Serving| Nigh-grade 4-piece suites of gen- Table; large China Case; 48 and 45| uine American walnut and ma- inch ‘Extension Table. ' Sold for| hogany; all mahogany lined $395. An actual reduc- - 5 Sl e orisish oA edun: 3245 drawers; very best makes: sold e for $550 to $700. 5395 school will be transferred to Guadala- [ amounts on deposit. Boston came Every China Case reduced to| NOW jara. second in the menthly gain with $146,- = : antique old prices; all quartered oak and| 3 - 3, h i Suites with cane inset frames; antig - $35 Extension Tables...... 0 m::: ’l‘ilz:rnbl.:n):.}:s‘t holul:umeel rs‘sz. New York third with $34,491 and mah: !::Inyfl:!’::{"m{:‘ h:n:"”u‘ sultes and good make; sold polished; oval or square de- E $225 ters and that an appeal has been '})o::'n::la.udmgm':ul::y'vlal?ee'azgi TRt Doy for §295 4nd 80, - esseccrois . nssie = ites | signe— $39/20d 85 Extacsion Wablen o 3 = s | Sigms made by the employes to the Inter-|depositories now have more than Every Sample Suite on the floor to be closed out. 3-piece suites | g3500 ¢ $35.00 national Labor Federation in Amster- | $100,000 on depesit. dam. with which the telegraphers’ union is affiliated. The newspaper aleo declares that the proposed mili-| ROBBERS LOOT MAIL. tarization of the service is intended - 10 vent strike mo ‘. Bond inePiovent strike movements among! gAuEAUMA, Wie, April 3. ~ valued at $3,600, a five-thousand-dol- lar pay roll and eight mail pouches, all MEATS LOWER IN PAR'S. partly made up of registered mail, were taken by bandits who broke into Chi, - Dealers Follow Government Ulti- | tosa misiioe rond cvgnihestern rail Fourteen bags of mail also were matum and Reduce One-Fourth. | ;5000 o0en by the robbers. Most of PARIS, April 5.—The retail butchers, | the registered mail had been sent in response to an ultimatum from |Fo™ Milwaukee. TUndersecretary of Food Paisant, which $75 Extension Tables...... $45.00 $85 and $95 Extension Tables $55.00 velour: sold for $295; also 3-piece suite with ’lB-lnf,:h Eof:. $195 $65.00 upholstered in velour, damask or tapestry; with 2 roun $75.00 stered in very good tapestry; large sofa, rocker and chair; reduced one-third and more. Wor the first time in 7 years;] Willow Grass Rugs: Amerfcan Pillows and Bolster to match; sold for $350....... 5 5195 - sold for $350. Now... Genulne 116-warp China Matting;| Ma&Ke: not the cheap brittle im- . with small sofa; loose cushions; upholstered in blue or mulberry | gopoq Another Living Room Suite; overstuffed and u Every other Living Room Suite—overstuffed or cane frame— perfect qualit ported stenciled kind; we guar- erfect ; sold un- e «xpired today, have given the govern- sty i 25c ;:::h_'"se rugs to be perfect and ment a list of reduced prices of meats. . 9x13 feet ... s12.98 The new prices of beef, mutton and in full rolls of 40 yards Sx10 feet Seaacll : ¥ Marie Antoinette Rugs: without The above matting is in smalll 35t the mest beautiful summer checks in green and white, green| rugs; perfect quality interwoven with colored cretonne; beautiful and brown; 3 colors. plain white] gesigns: veal average one-fourth lower. M. Paisant demanded immediate re. ductionx in prices after a_disoussion in the senate had showed that the drop in the prices of live stock during several months had never reached the consumers” " e kovernment . has and neat stripes; machine cord :::"-; sesteconen ::wm ordered the butchers to meet every s -warp. y eight days to consider a revision of edge; all 116-warp axd . -88.98 prices 14 CROSS WINNERS. Fourteen names have just been added to the original list of naval officers and enlisted men_ entitled to recognition for distinguished and ex- ceptional services during the world war. Naval crosses have been awarded to the following named: U. S Lieut. Commander Benjamin Briscoe, R.. F.i Capt. Ar- thur Crenshaw, Rear Admiral Harry £ Knapp. Licut. Francis E Locy, M. C.; Commander H. F. Leary, Capt. H. R’ Stanford. C. E; Capt. John W, rl S Graver. P. M. “orps: First Lieut. Pitts. Second Lieut. Ray- Hanson and Sergt. Thomas Genuine Round Reed Baby| Lloyd fine loom-woven Carriages; in natural, white en- A 5 amel’ and brown; reversible | fiber reed Baby Carriages; ’ ’ gear; steel tubing pushers; cor- 1 finish bul 1 ; S S natural finish, tubular steel White E: 1 Steel Beds; full] Matt; 40% and 50% below duroy lined cushions; “Bloch Sins aty (4 €0re): T-inoh Sontin: Tormer prices BOIh. AM-Détten make”; heavy rubber tires; this pushers; for $29 75 cus posts with 1-inch fillers; full| Mattresses, 5-inch box, roll edge. . :;Irdriang): sigs.ol:i.“g 539.50 this sale i Belghe; 8 aliin l"’f 512.50 art ticking: ;:;.?o:::!. 56.95 during this sale. $1250 .......... . BUY THE If you are wise you will atin and Ribbon Finish Brass| We have taken last year" Simmons make: selling p:uararl!e-edi heavy REFRIGERATOR prices and cut 25% and 33%% regularly at $65; during sateen finish art o McHUGH & LAWSON : 1222 G Street N. W. Howw of the Celsbrited Hallet & Dovis Piancs and PlupenPinnce. buy the refrigerator now, be- | peds: 2-inch posts with 1%-inch| All-Layer Felt Mattresses; su- low the present market prices. | fillers; solid ornaments: Rome and|perior workmanship and fully off— 0 this sale tick; sold for $20.. $50.00 Refrigerators...$37.50 | 2-inch Continuous Post Brass| : $60.00 Refrigerat: Beds, 4.6 and 3.6 sizes: one-piece| Silk Floss (i ) Mattress; NOWI $75.00 Refrigerator posts; satin finish; reg- $29 best ‘makes; satin h 18 e $85.00 Refrigerators. ular price, $40; during tiek: finesi rkm : $100.00 Refrigerators...H this sale 24 014 for $35.00. Now..§. : N ' " mond W. R. Heath. In addition. special letters of com- mendation are given to Capt. John J. Hyland, U. S. N.: Commander Wil- liam B. Wait. R. F. Willicuts, L.'s. N,