The evening world. Newspaper, June 13, 1919, Page 27

oR ae Avnike 0st’ ragh¥! Tent 13, 1919, ULS.STRENGTHENS ESSAo ~ ELPASDARRSDN MARYLAND'S PROUD DISTINCTION, (From the Baltimore Americas.) Oh, well, when Ma oysters and 'irestand $4 Villa had in this vicinity could take.the One thousand federal cavalrymen, ‘under command of Gen, Quiroga, eh route from Onihuahua City ah} Juarez to reinforce the garrison her» MEXICO CITY, Thursday, June iz boose Is no more on a fer & those for bose sione? “FAKE” ASPIRIN WAS TALCUM Always Ask for Genuine “Bayer Tablets of Aspirin’’ | Secretary of War ts heading that de- absence of the reg- Fourteenth Street, Wr en bre Quarter-Century June Sale ‘The Family Attention Now Centres About GRADUATION, Vacation and Wed- dings — These Saturday Specials Meet Just Such Shopping Needs ruez, now operating jn Northern ‘Mex. ty Readauectere in Chihuahua in. Castro as chief ns against the City, yor, Mexican, Rebels ‘in ebels in Skirmishes. Filla ssid. Felipe Sie With Federals in Rio Vitte” Rapetted Married to Gist ot | Grande. ; ans mi JUAREZ MENACED =: Francisco “MORNING TRIP AFTEINOON TRI ni See Sirs, pete es Fane naulte FRI SU TR UND TRIE 3? is FARE EE. '& “GRAND R REPUBLIC” ® be, A sot tH 1924 Bt. If you see the “Bayer Cross” on the package you are sure you are not get- ting talcum powder. Millions of fraud- ulent Agpirin Tablets were recently sold throughout the country. Aspirin " MXIOO! OITY, Jane « (Correspond- | ence, of. the Associated Press).—Fran- PL PASO, Tex, June 18—Although \¢lsco Villa has been married . ace} | BI Paso is not menaced by Mexican fo" NDF aSwapanes Kixcelsior of this city, revolutionary activities in the vicinity Foor ok is described as a girl ct | of Juarez, two battalions of the re von Torres Twenty-fourth Infantry have been % be the only Jawful wi cael ordered to proceed here from Co-)Vill®- lumbus, N. M, to reinforce the troops : sre at Fort Bliss, They were to arrive | EGRESS 00,000 | e oe’ " JUAREZ, June 18.—Advance forces, , Barmy THE HUDSON ee tod Bose, $11 Raund Tipe pal -~ We! ample rp teer gene a BENJ. B. ODELL Good music. Fine restaurant. Lunch im. Leaves Franklin St. 9 A. M., W. 1289tb St. 9.80 A. M., rain or shine, SPEND SUNDAY SAILING ‘TO NOWBURGH AND RETURN. 81,00 Great White lier “Tro Wore, Bier 32. NR. foot Canal Bt. me EDSON N NIGHT BOATS TO fore tt - M, Two bi Autti yates tiny ION ALBANY Sor MP LONG ISLAND SOUND Sunday Excursions Where cool sea breezes are on: Enough time ashore for sightsceing. || Good Musio—Refreshments. Steamer af of samer City of Lowell To Bri idgeport a, Pier fon A, 10,00 A. ty, Wie te Ne me St. 10.18 A. Reund Trip Xs Ris ‘War Tax) 81. Steamer Richard Peck To New Haven ) EL K., ind 8 10:00 8: M. Trip Puretincl, War ea) ei.20 idnited number of. tickets on sale at Piers on days of croursions only. 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Angeles are reported to bave| engaged in skirmishes with Mexican! WHEN FEET HORT AND, ioe remedy, which contains the curative, WITH ANTI-KINK HAIR OIL Mrs. Sarah Walker Who Left Wash- tub to Help Race, Leaves | $100,000 to Charity. A determination made many years ago over @ washtub in a hovel in St. Louls to better herself and the colored race has resulted. in various cdlored schools and benevolent in- stitutions benefitting to the extent or $100,000 through the death of Mme. Sarah J. Walker, who, was the wealthiest negress in America. Shortly after making that deter- mination Mme. Walker concocted & preparation, the main worth of which was to make the hair of peo- ple of her race straight instead of curly. So great became the fame of this preparation that when she died May 26 last in her $250,000 home at Irvington-on-the-Hudson, her estate was valued at $1,000,000. ‘The bulk of the estate goes to her! only daughter, Mrs, Leila Walker Robinson, including the Irvington mansion, Parthena Rawlins, termed “grandma,” gets $6 a week and pro- vision / fo er funeral, Louvenia Powell, r, receives $60 a month, Various f ds and employees receive amounts ranging up to $5,000, Among the institutional bequests) are these: Tuskegee Institute, $2,000; | Daytona Normal and Industrial In- | stitute, Old Folks’ Home at Indianapolis, Old Folks’ Home at St. Louls and Haynes Institute at Augusta, Ga., 000 each; Charlotte Hawkins Brown Institute, Sedalia, N. C., $1,000; So- journer Truth House, New York City, $500; Wilberforce University, York City, $600; Y. W. C. A., Loula- Pittsburgh, $500. OLD HANDKERCHIEF GAME RELIEVES SEAMAN OF $680 Others for Safe Keepirig, but Gone When Returned, The handkerchief game, which was considered clever in the days when | Herodotus was a police reporter, bobbed jup again in New York to<lay, This is the formula: You find a one-every-minute man who has a pocketful of money; you ask | him to keep your money for you; you! wrap his and yours in a handkerchief and put it In his pocket and tell him you will see him next week, But you | | stay away and when he opens the hand- | |kerchief he finds it is the wrong one. | ‘Then you spend his monty, Elo! Florec, No. 98 South Street, and Iresi Vallintin, No. 98 Roosevelt Street, were arrested this morning on complaint of Alolleto Evarito, seaman, who says they worked the handkerchiét game on him to the melody of $680. | wee Pose A NEW MEANING, (From the San Francisco Chronicle.) 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No Charge for Alterations 23.50 Women’ sSilkGloves|. 58 Our regular 88 This attractive value is for silk gloves; 2-clasp, in ficsk, whith goay atid pong 4 Boys’ Navy Blue Suits For Graduation and Special Occasions _. brerhecsna ager epee 3 hoard eas thay bape bang place takes the at Hearn’s, where there assem any other Saturday Specials in Young Men’s Clothing Young Mcn’s Suite’ Single and doutle breasted, seam modely--cheviots, and worsterie—solid weave, Ox- Handkerchiefs |’ Theae will match the sheer, fresh daintiness of Summer dress, and cost but Uttle at Saturday's reductions. ei a ste half doz.; es. .04 MORNING SPECIALS—Tomorrow, Saturday, Until 1 P. M. To prevent dealers buying, quantities restricted. No Mall or Telephone Orders. 94 ct. Crinkled Seersucker Good, serviceable quality: and ‘white and gray and Al) sizs0 Men's Summer | Seite. Tan and grey A OREO, 7 el bed cotton—low nee! an end 1 t i made—all ai pe kneo—all sizes. MAIN 85 ct. 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