Evening Star Newspaper, April 29, 1925, Page 10

10 TEAMWORK TAUGHT {Wilbur Believes Fleet Ma- neuvers of Vast Value to the Navy. {: 1f the recent mimic warfare be {fween the United States battle -fleet jand the shore defenses of Hawaii show {80 more than that the flee as a unit under approximate v 3 Department off several days might elapse umpires could reach conclusions on Bible Class Pays Bootlegging Fine, Woman Released By the Associated Pres J., April 29. —A Sunday school class yesterday d the fine of & woman bootle and obtained her release from the Mount Holly jail. The woman, Mrs. is the mother of five chil * husband is unable to work be > of ill health She had bec 3 November. When sentenced to a fine of §350 she told the ec she had violated the Jaw to obtain money to buy food for her family. Neighbors in Cambridge. where she resided, had c: - her family since she 3 Recently a Sunday school teach- er in the Riverton Methodist Chureh told the story to her class and $25 was raised. Judge Smath- ers accepted the $25 and remitted THE EVENING |VACATIONISTS TO SPEND | BILLION THIS SUMMER Motoring and Camping Will Ac- count for Half of Expenditure, Estimate States. By tho Associated Press. CHICAGO, April | will spend more than | for recreation during vacation periods | this year, according tb Miles 1. West- brooke, manager of the national out- door life exposition to be held here |May 9 to 17 | " Motorists and motor | spend half of ti Americans ion dollars | campers will sum, he estimated. | Approximately )00.000 campers will [be 1 to the highway cell road-building programs all S from tourists outstripping last year's records, he said. Alma White of New Jersey, founder | and head of the sect known as the Pillar of Fire, is believed to be the STAR, WASHINGTON, D. AN AR PR N AR PR PN PR AN PP (., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29,..:1925. Charge Purchases Made Today and Tomorrow, Payable June Ist LANSBURGH & BRO. 7th to 8th to E—FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SINCE 1860—Franklin 7400 —— ] vant, store, shopp! B OO GHOB OO G GG A Charge Account If you do not already enjoy the ad ges of 1 charge account fn our call und grant us the opportu nity of explaining the many consen iences it affords toward making your a pleasure DEPT. OF ACCOUNTS. SIXTH YLOOR Baby Week—Sale Infants’ Spring Coats IR AND A Special Purchase of Manufacturer’s Sample Coats, Hand-Smocked only woman bishop. which to base a report the remainder of the fine. = ain Object. LA = f the utmost value Miss Lowden Betrothcd. ry’s defense will be learn- CHICAG joint maneuver: Mr. Wilbur said in |, dre. pat; | nounce e outcome of any he pr > maneu- | and Trimmed With Real Irish Crochet $5.95 Little Coats—sample we have in stocl at prices far, far higher. Made of a heavy quality crepe de chine, silk pongee, crepella or cashmere, with hand-smocked vokes. Many of them with Real Ir rochet cuffs, others with hand-embroidered collar white. Sizes 1 and 2 The Rest of His Tiny Outfit Christening Outfits, in white crepe de ¢ ¢ with hand-tucked « embroidere okes, and lace about the fhir e i § 2,50 et e bl haxed High-back Lawn Bonnets, mgh deep ruffl N-‘rr:,, m,,.‘ Long and Short White Dresses and Gertrudes with cn broidery-t | 1 t ! Ja & Washington’s Premier Shirt Sale! The Quantity The Value ? The Price ° You’ll Be Surprised! April 29.—Former Gov e in itself is no sonnel, afloat and ashore, under con ditions to be met with in actual war-| fare, and the severe which | material is put, are made possible only | under these conditions in peace time. i “The fact must not be lost sight of, gree can war d the n\mw theoretica Precious models of coats tests $3. 50 Philadelphia | $3.25 Chester | $3.00 Wilmington And Return May 3 Similar Excursion Sunday, May 17 SPECIAL TRAIN shington.......7:20 am Standard Time that onl: conditions “It naturally 1 decision of th not only on wh; sctually accompli the opposing !un shed, but what actual ||| war experiences show would have| been accomplished under identica conditions in a war campaign. It is possible even that no definite deciSion H‘ s to which side won can be reached. | PLANES PROVE VALUE. | Do Effective Scout Work in ¢ Hmt» Oahu.” I i’\ OpttcaI Service Our .optical on e purely pr ard. With us, it is not a b ness. 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The maneuvers were extensive a ilar aircraft Aactivity, mostly 1 i. however, to official statements in broic Lawn Bonnets, with featured by FOURTH YLOOR BABY SHOP, specta 3o 5o aieate afeatecie e edeeds) o-o% ogo a3003e-000-000430 63050 3o 30 430 o0 430430 XEXEX In Our Art Needlework Shop—Fourth Floor o Hand-Embroidered e | Pieces, 2 Off which.) after sighting ' confined their efforts venting landing parties | ‘uv ton, D. C. Kh~ Bl 5 o the first sig iacking fleet, e April flagship of the £ and 1S destrovers were red off the Island of Molokai. “Black” airplanes landed on Molokai and resisted the attempt of the Shawmut, tender for the aircraft forces of the attacking fleet, to land @ force on the Island of Lanai and ound there. 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