Evening Star Newspaper, June 7, 1925, Page 21

THE SUNDAY =— EYESON .. PAR N BALLOONTES Entrants for Second Bennett Cup Race Teday Are Mak- Ing Ready at Brussels. d Press. June 6.—The bal- | »mpete in the first | cond Gordon Ben- I v were being made | ready tonight in an atmosphere that brought to mind the tragic storm of 1923, which was disastrous for the vace. The weather prophets forecast light winds and generally fair weather | & torms.” | | De | rdon | ve | nd | nd Brussels r al storms.” | ne of the his faith | eep the bal-| rking time. | 1 from the race of | Honeywell, veteran loonist, reduces the num s 4 3| ans, | uyter, who w rett tropk American on sufficient b loons from m The withd Belgian, 3 British a, ch champion, | s the dis Wade T t. Flood. The absence of Capt. Honeywell is | greatly deplored. | 1,300 MIDSHIPMEN SAIL FOR PRACTICE CRUISE Three Ships in Squadron Going to Pacific Coast—Will Return in September. APOLIS, Md., June Summer _ p E t 6 this morn steaming 1 the Chesapeake and for the Panama Canal fic C nd jed a ohn the [have been in connection with liquor | actice [smuggling |brought- The squadron is booked to reach [tion at I Meads pl e with the midshipmen. Annapolis on i s return about Septem ber 1, when b The first dipk made in 1894. ria Robert T. Meads of Ch |sentenced to serve from |at for st will be at |and that the health and mental proc- anti-toxin was | CI — Flyer Who Struck Mountain Missed - Death by 150 Feet Records of Maj. Martin Saved From Wilds of Alaska. rtin, commander of the my world flight last h by only a few feet in the crash of his airplane, the Seattle, on the Alaska peninsula in Ma in the opinion of Robert We: man for a fisheries compan: returned here recently after visited the ill-fated machine. Mr. West expressed the belief that had M, Sergt mou higher, the out of the bleak count brought here the persenal effects, in uments and records of the two avi ators, including their flying suits and the chronometer of the airshin. Al hough bears had clawed the leather es, all the records were intact, he | Accompanied by natives, Mr. West made two trips to the airplane, one in r, when the airmen’s personal were recovered, and in ebruary, when the instruments were hauled out on dog sleds. Even had the plane not been wrecked in its contact with the mountain, Mr. West believes, it would have been eet from the summit | The altitude was | sea level. and on all | sides were mountains 4,000 to 6,000 | feet in height. SLAYER IS MOVED. Goes to Hospital for Observation After Pardon Refusal. CONCORD, N. H. June 6 (P).— who was to 20 year: n. Hanover been transferred from the p: ) the State hospital here for obser- became known today. The action was taken following a quest for a pardon made by the ther of the former student, which | forth that justice had been met es of the prisoner would further confinement. request was_denied. shooting of Maroney, be im- | The said to activities by students, but a searching investiga- rtmouth into the subject. ed gullty to manslaughter. New Zealand has a per capita pur- ng power 100 times greater than according to recently compiled another | == DREAM NOW REALITY, SAYS ROME PATRIOT Senator Mayer’s Speech, Preceding Budget Action, Declares Goal Won on Frontiers. By the Associated Press. ROME, June 6.—The Senate today approved the budget, the vote being taken after an important speech by Senator Mayer, the budget reporter. Senator Mayer, who is a native of Trieste, said that when that region was under foreign yoke he dreamed strong, prosperous ]Sn!_\ sing all her frontiers. What seemed a dream, he added. had become a reality, so that lon}nrrmv he would be able to greet the King of Italy with an emotion rendered deeper by the memory of his definite posi tion when, before the victory, he visited and saluted the monarch. “We must have faith in the future of our country.” said Senator M in conclusion, “and work strenuous each at his place, and we will suc ceed in overcoming -all obstacles. During the past three years Miss Vera Divan, a leader of the Farm Girls’ Club of Green County, Wis., has won 263 ribbons and cash prizes amounting to more than $1,800. STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., JUNE 7. 1925—PART 1. 3-Day Candy Sale! Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday Only! 35¢ 15 Ub. Cake Peter’s Milk Chocolate 2lc SNy g > Goocorar Pure, fresh Peter’'s Sweet Milk Chocolate at a special low price. . 25¢ Monticello Chocolate Syrup 15¢ Make delicjpus milk drinks at home with this pure chocolate syrup—all ready for use ) ) SHAH] Preserve Your Sight Your Eyes 7 are Your Most Valuable Possession Under no circumstances should the slightest indication of eyestrain be neglected. An eye-warning neglected will be an eye regret forever. Consult our Specialist today. SPE- CIAL Shell $3.00 Eveglasses Our exclusive Optical Service is offered to you at moderate prices. Eyes Examined by l'(egls- tered Eyesight Specialists The Shah Optical Co. 812 F St. Exclusive BumsteadsWormSyrup When dl- Frame Opticians “Tc children an angel of mercy e Toccions Chve ollowed CIT NEVER ' FANLS Despite scarcity and enormous of SAN. TONIN, it contains full dose. a_sixty Temre test. Bold everywhere, or by mail. 50¢ | * bottle Eet. C. A. Voorhees, M. D.. Fhiladelphia. 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