Evening Star Newspaper, November 13, 1921, Page 19

) 3 ] THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D.. C, NOVEMBER 13 '1921—PART_ 1 19 0 RED CROSS GIVES MANY RECREATION Many Benefit by Activity in Military and Public Health Hospitals. Rapid growth of Red Cross recrea- tional work among disabled veterans in military and public health hos- pitals of Washington is indicated in a statement made public last night by the Red Cross natlonal headquarters. _More than 2,200 patients, victims of the world war, in Walter Reed, St. ° Elizabeth’s and Mount Alto hospitals, have been entertained with tennis, _ment to aid in lightening their bur- FACE 140 INDICTMENTS. Officials of Defunct Bank Charged |W£th Issuing Fraudulent Paper. OMAHA, Neb., November 12.—More @ 140 indictments, Including & icmme of conspiracy in connection with the, 'issuing and sale of alleged fraudulent certificates of deposit, against H. ‘L Babcock and Frank Burling, vice president and cashier, respectively, of the defunct First Na- tional Bank of Chappel, Neb., were made public today following a return by a federal grand jury in session since November 7. CHARGE BLUEBEARD BURNED VIETINS NO NAVY—NO FIGHT By Ring Lardner. ELL, I don’t suppose It will surprise nobody to find out that I am in ‘Washington for the dis- armament conference, 2s it is get- ting so that they can’t put on no event of world-wide interest with- out they have me there, and if you look it up you will find that I have been behind the scenes at every real big occasion that has came off in the world in the last 5 yrs. ex- cept the tennis match between Mrs. Mallory and Miss Lenglen—and what a flop that was. Anyway, here I am a good 5 hours is full of celebritys and It seems versuade everybody to quit having & big navy. Rifles can do a whole lot of damage in & nefghborhood brawl, but you' can’t hide behind a tree in Omaha and snipe guys on Main street, Tokio. So If war ships ‘was done away with they wouldn't be no danger of another real war breaking out till the next time Germany -and France gets mad at each other, which ain’t libel to hap- pen for a long wile, say six months. So all this conference has got to do is make everybody give up their navy and some nations is expected to agree wile others' will take a lot of coaxing. Like for inst. Switzer- land will probably make & big squawk wile on the other hand Spain is already counted in the yes column as they are really the * ok X K CHURCH DRIVE NEARS END Holy Trinity $50,000 Fund Now Tp to $30,067. ‘The campaign for $50,000 which is being conducted at Holy Trinity, Church 18 nearing its close, as Tues- day next has been set by the rector, Rev. John C. Geale, as its final day. The financial drive is for the purpose of decorating the church and aiso to complete the new parish hall connec- ted with the school buildings. - The total amount realized up to -last night's rally amounts to $30,087, of which sum '$13,089 has already been turned in as cash. The winner of the banner last even- ing was team number two, whose ledges and cash amounted to $525.00. ‘he captain is John Hadley Doyle. 3,000 RUSS ARRESTED. Seizures Made on Day of Attempt on Chitcherin’s Life. RIGA, ‘November '12.—Two shots were fired at M. Chitcherin, Russian foreign minister, In his reception room November 4, adviced state, but both missed him. . 3 The forelgn minister's- assailant, who was quickly selzed, ‘declared he was a member of the menshevik party, under whose orders he had acted. Three thou- sand persons arrested on the same day as the attempted assassination were members of the social revolu- tionary party, and detention. Stores are to be still under MARRIAGE SACRED, JUDGE RULES; WILL NOT ANNUL “JOKE” WEDDING Bpecial Dispatch to The Star. HUNTINGTON, W. Va, Novem- r 12—Declaring marriage is a cred institution and the ceremony should not be tampered ~with in jest or Jraud, Judge , Graham in the circuit court here, fused to annual the celebrated “joke marsiage” of Mrs. Lucile Crouch Wartenberg and Floyd Wartenberg, prominent soclety people of this city, who separated five minutes after their marriage and have lived apart since. Mrs. Wartenberg brought the annulment action. ‘Wartenberg testifled it was agreed that follow- ing the marriage the two were to * Swimming, basket ball, buss Lall foof from Long's Island but no chance | ploneer in this enterprise. ~They i 6 U Sh. N. W. = 53 Dallimusic, theaters, dencingy motll Tt ook s this old town , | Quit Raving & nave tn 18%. INoA70 G M SN . No.5-81h 6H k. N.E IL Farie. Commission... dens through the agencies of the Red | Cross. Complete Examination in like every time I turn around H. G. Wells or M. Brland or somebody hollers: However, we won't never know what the Swiss delegation has to Peoples are Kodak Stores ' . Filled Promptly part at the church door and this was done. Testimony was intro- duced, however, that the couple had been engaged. that the girl had changed her mind, but that the plea from Wartenberg that fallu of the mar-iage to take Dl would wreck his reputation among his friends, induced Miss Crouch to consent to the marriage ceremony. Foliowing this decision, Warten- berg brought suit for divoree on the grounds that his wife refused to live with him and has beem gullty of desertion. The groom is & prominent business man and the bride is a_student at Ohio Uni- versity, Athens, Ohlo. Swimming Pool Donated. “Hay, Ring." env ae the wessions of the confer- v A At Walter Reed Hospital today is| (Case of Four Declared , * ek B e b it The —full and complete line of We will glddly serve patrons anywhere A ‘swimming pool given to the men there by their former Red Cross fleld director, Mrs. Henry R. Rea, where the men not knowing the natatorial art are taught swimming in classes during the summer. Basket ball and other outdoor games which the Wal- ter Reed patients cannot enter them- selves are conducted for the nurses’ aides under direction of Harry L. Stafford of the Red Cross entertain- ment service. Murdered by Landru. By the Assoclated Press. VERSAILLES, November 12.—The assizes court this afternoon complet- ed examination into the case of the three women and the boy whom Landru, alleged Bluebeard, is charg- ed with having murdered at Vern- ouillet, of whose bodies no trace was \ Wells and some of th® other vis- iting firemen is stopping at private homes, but personly I always pre- fer a hotel where a person can get their pants pressed rights and look like something in the morning, and besides if you stay at somebody's house that don’'t know you very well you are libel to set down to meal after meal of cheese omelet American delegation would like to have everything open and above the boards but the foreigners won't stand for it. This same explana- tion is give out in England and Krance, only over there it's Amer- ica that insists on secrecy. Well. whoever it is that insists on it they can have it, as I know a whole lot better ways of spending my time in Washington, but as far as I am concerned suppose they did Eastman Kodaks, Cameras; ¢ Films and Supplies. ized Eastman agents. developing and fini Leave films at any Drug Store. Author- Superb shing. Peoples Ne.6-703 ISMSLN.W. No.7-116GSEN.W. No8-140&PERL No.9-31t&MS.N.W. No. 10-18% & Columbia Road No. 11:683 Pe. Awe. 5. war tax. through our efficient Mail Order Depart- ment. Peoples low prices are for every- body everywhere. it to you. Inclose sufficient postage and War tax on all articles marked with a star (*) at the rate of 1c for each Write us—we’ll mail Three times a week moving plc- {found. It then began hearing testi- | and sliced bananas. let me in their old meeting wile the 25c or fractioq. tures are shown at the Red Cross|mony regarding the seven women al- Of course, the paper Wells is 7| Japs or Swedes was alring: their convalescent house, and once a_ week |leged to have disappeared from Cani- | working for done a smart thing | views. Why I could set right in players from the local vaudeville houses come out to the hospital and give their act for the men who are unable to be taken to the city to wit- ness a show Dances are held at this house twice 2 month. Three times a month automobiles are provided to take the patients for rides. The col- leges of Washington give a number of tickets each Saturday for the foot ball games and the Red Cross takes those who are able to go to and from these games. The District chapter then provides a supper for them when the game is over. Bed-Ridden Made Happy. For the bed-ridden patients there is not so much along recreational Nines that can be done, and yet the Red Cross ward workers who visit these patients daily provide deli- cacles, comforts, reading matter and musle, which bring about the same result as the active recreational work carried on among those who are ablo to participate. At St. Elizabeth's practically the same sort of recreation is provided for the shell-shocked patients of that, hospital, this having & very good bsychic effect on these patients espe- ally. | ndru's attempt to bals, Landru’s home. It is alleged by the prosecution that the bodies of the victims were burned in the pri oner’s cook stove, and in support of this contention a small quantity of half-calcined bones was produced in court. : M. Moro-Giafferi, counsel for Landru, surprised the court room later in the session by announcing he had received ietters from two ‘persons offering to testify that they had recently seen one of Landru's aileged eleven victims, but demanding immunity from the court and the prosecution. It was agreed that the names should be kept secret and immunity granted, and that the witnesses should be produced when the case of the particular victim mentioned For the first time since the beginning of the trial the attorneys for-the de- fense today curbed the prisoner’'s pro- pensity for addressing the jury. At one time during his examination today, M. Moro-Giafferi cut short one of Landru's ‘wandering anati question, Imlnfl the speech 3 ; answer v his own defense only gai a more effaced position than at any time since the trial commenced. was reached in the course of the trial. | when they stuck him in a private home. Hotel grub runs into real money even when you only put on the feed bag 3 times every 24 hours, but imagine having an Englishman knocking over 7 meals per day at your expense. I am stopping at the Willard which is the same hotel where the French delegation is at, but so far 1 ain't ran acrost many of them in the lobby, and the head waiter says many things puzzles them. Espe- cially that concoction that the waiter sticks in front of them as s00n as they set down in the dining room. This is a glass that has got a piece of ice floating In a liquid that ain't red or white or no color at all, but when you tip the glass a little the ice hits against the side of it and tinkles, so maybe it is some kind of a musical instrument. * ok ok They may be some of my-readers that is dumb enough to not know what this conference is all about. Well, friends, it has been called together to see if they ain't some way of stopping war and that is their lap and hear it all and it would still be a_ secret from me unless they sell librettos. Seriously speaking, I am for secret sessions if secret sesslons is going to accomplish what the boys has set out to accomplish. They's nobody in this country or anywhere else that 1s pulling harder for war to be stopped than this native son of Berrien county, Mich. Because I have got a little male quartette in my home which in twenty years from now they will all be draft age at once, and it ain't on the cards that the whole four of them will be lucky like their dear old dad and have falling arches. (Copyrirht, 1921, by The Bell Eyndicate.) WOMEN TO GIVE BAZAAR. Drive Planned in Aid of United States Hospital in Alaska. Prominent Washington women will give a bazaar from November 15 to 19, at 1306 G street northwest, to raise funds for the Amerigan tuber- culosis hospital in Alaska.~ A lunch- l l | A Lot of Low Prices Fine, Guaranteed HOT-WATER Congre ss 2-qt. Hot Water Bottle, 5@ fully guaranteed for 1 year—a splendid f Monday and Tuesday *Azurea Fece Powder ... .. *Coty’s L’Origan Face Powder ..... At Mount Alto the recreational fa-| i i what the league of nations was | Sulosis hospital in Al bottle made for good, hard usage. A . the service is not carried on as ex- £ 3 been o bat five or six timeseand |y g “Montgomery. chalrman of the N % fenaively as al the other Two hos: —_——— ain't even got a foul. So the idear | W. B Montgomery, chalrman octhe 0. 2—Good Hot-Water *Mavis Talcum ...........................19¢ e S B e ATIo oF e bows Hgures thay | ladies, including Miss Riggs, Mrs M. Bottle. Special 98¢ *Johnson’s T. the disarmament scheme will do | fjhes, & KImer My phy, e s : ohnson’s Talcum ....................,...18¢c | , the businees, so the object of this | Soory; Mrs, John Gower, Miss Lough- enate @year Guaranteed *35¢ Cutex Nail P tio 29¢ B S ; meeting is to get all the different |\t < *Srporne, Miss Redfern, Mrs. H ir Bottl. ¥ utex Nail Preparations ... .. ereise iseivies ALEXANDRIA. Va. November 12| nations to quit building warships | & Dryry and a number of the debu- ot-Water Bottle . ....$2.49 *L i il i (Special).—Oral testimony today was| and making ammunitions, and etc.. | tantee Mus Baxier and her agsicts At fi Hot-Wai ustrite Nail Preparations ..................42c 2\’;::‘11nhtgirzo#:rgn.:iofifl:é:ignolehl’:; ‘and it looks now like they would | ants will have charge of the lunch- b 0z, our ftnest [ot-Water *De Miracle Depil. 5. 9. 5 | Abplication died Tor an infunciion 16 | Siacs ey at anderianding et | M- Bottle, highly guaran- e Miracle Depilatory. ... ... . ... . . .53c, 89¢, §1.7 prevent William -H. Woodfield and in 2 #MILL SUE UNIONS others from interfering with Mrs. Mary Woodfield in the removal of the it don’t include they themselfs. They's no question but what the CONVICTED OF MURDER. teed P Y T . *$1.00 Mando Depilatory ...................79¢ bods of her husband, Joseph Wood- e e s s ain *Azurea Vegetal ........................$119 neld, fron of in the Methodis g 5 , oy all the guns and bombs and brick | TRONTO vember 12.—Wil- " . s 5 Telilng Belle-V entimons was e, e e that e | bats throwed in the ash can. That {liam Hayes of Hérculaneum wus found This Wonderful Laxative Pinaud’s Lilac Vegetal ....................85¢c - - | Wi ear argu e © would leave every nation in the |guilty of first degree murder today in . o g Belle-Vernon Com Taould ear arguments In the c3%c|i‘fame position, namely, without {onncetion”with the shooting of An- Red. Cloud *Coty’s L’Origan Extract, Bulk, oz.. . . .. .....$2.49 opinion nothing to fight with ex ther |drew Deck. a soluntary prohibition : i - ) pany of Cleveland to Ask The widow of Joseph Woodfield| fisis. And we have got Demps jinfo it Herculaneum last Febru- *Djer-Kiss Toilet Water. . .. ..... .. $1.69, $2.69 kS to remove the bady of her hus- PR 8D e senten 8 fixeq at lite *Mary Garden Toilet W. 9 » 3 nprisonment. c $650,000 Damage. m:]:v::;?":nt:"nolt'"lnlntlfehg»x:::‘f;';; Jokeing to one side this country | the fourth in connection with the er e es ary Garden Toilet Water . ...$1.49, $2.79, $3.98 Fairfax Court HouSe, where she re-| Koes into the conference in dead |murder. = . g By the Associated Press, sider, S bt Te 1 Earnest and fuliy prepared to crip- His Tather. Brnst. and brother, Eu- 'vory-CoIored _ 3 5 ‘Mulsified Cocoanut Oil ................ ....39 CLEVELAND, Ohlo, November'12.— | . Mra. Woodfield is represented by | ple ourself from a fighting stand- |gene. and James Stewart of St. Louis . o —is -giaranteed to & .Announceemnt was made Tomight v | Judge C. E. Nicol and A. B. Nicol| point provided the other nations |are under sentence to be hanged. Otto Dregsxng Combs - fos seliet to all Bt ‘Hays Henna Shampoo .. ..... e [ "2 L. R. Pulliam, treasurer of the Telling | and Mr. Woodfleld is represented by | does the same. and as a evidents. |and Jesse Thomas, not related, both Ao i s . = Belle-Vernon Company, that a suit | Attorney Charles Henry Smith. of good faith President Harding is |of Festus, are awaiting trial. ~Deck 29¢ 5 $ of constipation, Farr’s Gray Hair Restorer'. . ................89¢ for $650,000 damages will be filed in < ~An active campaign for renewal of planning bonfire at which he will formerly was a saloon proprietor, bit biliousness, sick head- common _ pleas . court Somorrow | Memberships in the Red Cross is now |- burn his niblick. ) had made application for a position ache, stomach and "ania'de . e s against the International Union. of he!n]zl cc;\dt[z;(‘ed in lh}s'cltg. a\rada The main idear, of course, is to as an enforcement officer. liver® trouble—or 3 which the striki; T resuit o s campaign hundreds r ers’ union J’,",’,‘;,:’,‘",‘;,"’:{f;;,;":;_ have renewed thelr ‘memberships money will be re- Pepsodent Tooth Paste. . . . ... s {,‘;fii:fi’.::’fy°§’.§3";}“};’,";‘,’;‘,‘,’fif;§, AP i have beer received. The women. in *Pebeco Tooth Paste .. ... .. < R fae ans e o308 on strike. chahge of the fampalgn are taking gan ” *L ’s Toth Powd Past 17, The defendents to be named in the | SubSeriptions at the banks and at a “Hands of 25c Size, 21c you's Toth Powder:or Paste. ... .- s2a 53 :47€ sult. according to Mr. Pulliam, J 3 y an - International Brotherhood o eum Teport having et with considurable) ) - 50c Si - 42¢ *NeetDeodorant . ..............c.o.uuu.....69¢ fiers, (Chaufteurs. | Stablemen and!"'The taking of testimony in the aulll Velvet in a 1ze, € *QOderono 23c, 35¢, 63c elpers of America and the officers|over the will of Lewis M. Adams will Singl . R R . &3¢, s and members of the Milk Wagon|pe resumed befors a jury in the cir- ingie . *Non Spi 39 rivers’ Union, Local No. 449, and sev- | cuit court. Judge S. (3. Brent presid- . » on S5pt ...... e cesseen c exal other indlviduals ) ing. at 10 o'clock Monday morning. Night’ Ve Py 5 mm‘pl:;;e"fl:;lg#: . Sspresenting thel "The board of police commissioners i Stillman’s Freckle Cream . .................42¢c 0 A i e com- | will hold its monthly meeting next B s . N B mon pleay clerk’s office to flle the | Wednesday night. At this meeting Many a little mother has saved in loving | Queen Aune Lotion CO-NO-MO *Elcaya Cream e eiieiieiiane....19¢c, 38¢c Pases temayrey marpink o shAL O | copsiisratle Sumlhess of Mipariancs secrecy, waiting for the golden opportunity so s of T Removes comns *Dame Nature Skin I 29¢, 45 onens Monday. . "A Fest of the Seven Tables will that she might have a beautiful phonograph ehed Benda It th Wy saliouees * and ame Nature Skin Improver .............29c, 45¢ e ntention o e company in|be given Tuesday night in the West- i i i i hands. 'y warts. No. . % > e Suit Ta that "R drivers went on 'Sini“; buldine, from o to 3 o clock: gl:_c:;:ienxrt; tt};ecgglne)e, which will carry sunshine 3 Band irricant, " anti. DorinRouge .............cc.ccvuuvnn.....45¢ s e without notice to the com-|Proceeds wi e for mountain school 3 septic, rug 2 . pany and- that subsequently the de- |work. Mr. Man, don’t for one second allow your wife 35¢ and 65¢ less, ~ healing. ‘Y Caticura Soap . . . . cerencsecceciansa. .18 fendants conspired to injure and de-| At the Second Presbyterian Church . ) AT one s ¥ Try' this hy- y b 29¢, 53 09 stroy the company’s business by pub- { tomorrow morning Rev. John Lee Al- or daughter to sink into a mere household gienic and safe Sloan’s Liniment. . . . .. veee..29c,53c, 31. lishing false representations and [lison, D. D., pastor of the church, will b forged statements regarding the com- pany’s products; that the conspiracy was designed to destroy property and by violence and assaults coerced the company's customers against pur- chasing milk. PREPARE FOR MEMORIAL. Meade ' Commission Members Will Meet Tomorrow. i i i 11 * 7 P R When the Meade memarial comms. | 1S Foud DIaIN to Nave a big meeting | home. Music in the home brings happiness Scottls Emalsion ... o i slon meets (omorrow morning at 49 | anen the commission mecis here. Tha o all; et the *30c Phenolax Wafers .............. o'clock in. the office of Secretary of War Weeks, its chairman, several matters of importance concerning this memorial will be considered. It is expected that the commission at this session will decide upon the date for the dedication of the memo- rial, which will be in the form of a statue of the commander of the fed- eral troops at the battle of Gettys- burg. It will be piaced in the Botanic (;ardens, a short distance from the Grant memorial. The members of the commission are Senator Brandegee of Connecticut, Representative Gould of New York and Gov. Sproul of Pennsylvania. Col. C. O. Sherrill, as superintendent of public buildings and grounds, is executive officer of the commission. PRESIDENT WILL ATTEND. take for his subject, “World Peace.” William Stephens Walsh of this city and Miss Helen Wheeler of Newport were married in Newport, November 7 at St. Joseph's Church. The “state highway commission will meet in this city early in December to consider the improvement of the road between Alexandria and Fairfax Court House. Mayor Duncan has just been notified by T. R. Keith of Fairfax, that |the commission will assemble in this city. Those foster{ng the movement to build date will be determined upon shortly. The Chamber of Commerce will be cffi- clally represented at this meeting by a committee of three. It is planned to have the commis- sion authorize the construction of this road and begin operations as soon as possible. l The road proposed to be built is four- teen, miles in length and its construc- tiof would prove most helpful to the business interests of Alexandria. Funds for its construction would be borne by the county and state. It is estimated that the road would cost between $400,- 000 and $500,000. A coroner’s jury that will investi- gate the shooting and death of Elmer Ferris, colored, will meet at 7:30 o'clock Monday night instead of to- night, at Demaine’s mortuary chapel. The jury has been called by Dr. T. M. Jories and is composeéd of the follow- drudge, but. let it be your first aim to make a pleasant home and be facilities to lighten labor and promote good health and comfort. God loves the beautiful. . Heavens and the Earth with beauty and with a Father's joy, he watches the delight of His children in the things their comfort. And so it is with the father of a CHAUTAUQUA sure.you provide all the He has clothed the that He has created for Full Pound Violet, Borated way. .Guaranteed, 42¢™ Don’t Cough! Take Hall’s Hall's Cherry Ex- Pectorant promptly re- " lieves coughs and colds —it's a pure and effi- cient cough _syrup— pleasant to take. *35¢ & *60c --BAKEK- Quick, sure remedy for Malaria, Chills and. Fever . and La Grippe *$1.00 Alcorub .. *California Syrup Figs . . . . *Carter’s Liver Pills ..... *50c Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin. ... ....... " *Father John’s Medicine . *Jad Salts ............... *50c Poslam Ointment . .. ............ *$1.25 Pierce’s Favorite Prescription . . . *$1.00 Vinol .. .... *Salaxol Mineral Oil, pint-. ... .. : *Analax. . . *25¢ Alcock’s Porous Plaster .. ... .15¢c; 2 for 25¢. Samsonette Hair Nets,doz. .................$1.25 Good Manicure Scissors . . Many High Officials to Be at Sefv- |ins: John H. Trimyer, H. o Nelson < Powerful Tonic and Appetizer, Nail Buffers . .........cooouccnnsecncnans ice in Cathedral. Brown. E. Tanner Matthews and contains ‘no_quinine, arsenic or Good Toilet Paper, 3 rolls . .. ? President and Mrs. Harding will |FFank B.' Howard. habit-forming drugs. 5 5 RVilbi % No. 15 $1.39 attend the service of intercession on Owing to l';he ’absenre of Justice v‘lbm Ll Ea i W the limitation of armanient, to be|Snow from the city today the hear- N H the Umimden of aviadient fo b R e i Good Ball Top Nipples . ..................2forS¢c thl Vas 4l vay: - i ' officials, members of the diplomatic corps and the delegations to the con- ference for the discussion of arma- ment limitation. members. of -the United States Supreme Court, and members of the. Senate and House foreign relations committee have been invited. Thomas F. Gailor, presiding bisho; of the Episcopal Church In this coun- try, will preach the sermon. He will be assisted in the services by Bishop Alfred Harding of this city. WILL HOLD GET-E)GETHEH Alumni of “Big Ten” to Meet at University Club. A get-together meeting of all for- mer students of the “big ten” west- ern universiteis will be held at the TUniversity Club next Saturday night. The club loungeroom will be deco- rated with the pennants of the sev- eral institutions, and the alumni of cach university is endeavoring to turn out with a big delegation. Two members of the cabinet, eight menktors and forty-eight representa- tives in Congress are former students of ‘the “big ten,” as well as scores of other men now in Washington. - Tick Tmay be obtained at ~the Unive ty Club or from Ch.lgmll C. B.'De Long at the United States: Truck and Engine Company, No. 1, yesterday was postponed in the po- lice court by Mayor Duncan until 7:30 o'clock Monday night. A large num- ber of witnesses have been sum- moned by both sides. Hundreds of Alexandrians last night went to Washington and par- ticipated in the closing exercises in honor of the unknown dead. ‘Charles D. Welch and wife have purchased from Mrs. Charlotte Sher- wood house and lot 224 North Patrick street. U. S. ANSWERS ISLANDERS President Sends Felicitations to Chiefs in Samoa. President Harding through the Sec- retary of the Navy, sent & communi- cation yesterday to the high chief, talking chiefs and chiefs in Samoa in which he. extended greetings and felicitations from the people of.the United States and gave assurance of his faith in their faith and honor and integrity. This message was in response to a communication recsived recently from the South Sea islanders, renewing their assurances of loyalty, satisfac- tion and contentment in the Navy's administration of the affairs in Amer- 08, : be the one musical instrument “From Factory to Home"” Chauta Ph h pl Tery sespect 1s a beautifal machin in every respect superiority. The Chautauqua Phonograph 723 12th St. N. W. . Washington, D. C. Pre;emd. all records and e of mechanical 0% OFF Finest Trasses & Elastic G_oovds’» Stores 1 ami 2 Peopleé line of Trusses em- brace the best known makes; fit, quali(y and service guaranteed. _ .- Peoples low prices further re- duced 25% present buying oppor- tupities that shiould not be over- looked. s . Yl " At Stores 1-and 2 onty—7th'and K Sts., 7th and E 'Sts. *Vick’s Salve ............... 2 oz. Tincture lodine . ....29c, 59c, $1.15 2-Quart Guaranteed FOUNTAIN SYRINGE 57.98 The Congress Fountain Syringe is made of good, strong, long-wearing rubber— its fittings are carefully molded to give the very best service. It's guaranteed for 1 year, but with ordinary care will' wear several. It's worth more than $1.98." No. 2 Fountain Syringe. . . .. ..98¢ . Japiter Fi . 2..81.49 $2.98 Atoz Fountain Syringe... .. .