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WARS OF FUTURE IN
AIR AHDH11DER SEA
Secretary Daniels Piicunei Devel
opment of New Craft in Address
to Naval Graduates.
MISS LILLIAN B. HYDE
defeated Mrs. Joseph E.
Davis for the Woman's
Metropolitan Golf associa
tion championship. ThU
makes the fourth time
Miss Hyde has won this
honor.
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LESSONS OF GREAT CONFLICT
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v ona picturesque jiounces, ana uou Will have
cm ttitn your own eyes.
i, $3.98, $5.00 and $5.98
Every size vill
be found for the
ilender miss of 14,
16 and 18 to the
extra sizes up to
44 bust.
Y , $1.00 and $1.50 Groups
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rt vuBiBi vi muy nnuiiii m voiles, ging
hams and percales, neatly trimmed. All sixes,
many colors.
$5.95 Spe
cial Group
Many of the manu
facturer' sample!
are In this lot and
consist of the Terr
smartest of style of
tbe season. Every
food material and
oolor an to be found.
Smart little frocks
for every occasion.
Misses' and women's
sixes.
Suggestions for Wedding & Graduation Gifts
. , Exception! Bargains in the Jewelry Department '
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''Guaranteed twenty jtmn. O ls Oold
'Pilled Caae, open faee, ?-Jeweled 7 QQ
t Elgin movement; S1&.S0 value
"Solid Oold Brooch ea,' et witb, real pearl
' and other beautiful stone;- - e O
.$4 and IS value. t lSO
"Flneat Oold Filled Bracelet, In a acora ..
of pretty designs, hand engraved, stamp-
d told shell, 12-k. and ayranteei ng
1S years; 5 values .JO
..$1.98
4 Solid Gold La Valllere
i 14.00 values ax
.with real pearl and any birth atone.
Solid sold chain. .1
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Plata Bake
IMah Plain
m b o a d.
r1v half pints.
7 Tmisi HH
Casrole Pie reed
Brlttanla metal. Very
heavy quadruple sil
ver plated: Guernsey
ware earthen dish. X
pint. It value. . SX.S
Brandeis Is Headquarters
for the
iRNemo Vacation
Special" Corset
At
Which will be presented for
the first time on Saturday.
They are made of
"Steeltex" Bati.te $3 Quality
That is to say, this kind of Batiste
usually roes into $3 Nemo Corsets.
The Corsets in every size, from 2! to
30, are finished with a Semi-elastic
Lasticurve back.
Main Floor Corset Dept., 8eond Floor.
Electric Fan Sale Saturday
High-grade electric fans, 8-
inch heavily nickel plated.
Very durable, guaranteed in
every way, costs little to
operate.
What is more delightful on
a sweltering hot day than a
rool. invizo ratine breeze that
y C " rzi
fans away your cares and wor-
rnes. liuy a fan Saturday, ear
lv in the season, and eniov six
e way
months of solid comfort dur
ing the hot weather season.
Special Saturday, 8-iuch fan
$6.98
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Hosiery and Underwear New and Lovely
Women will find that these prices are very low for qualities so good. We buy In im
mense lots and are thus able to get better attention and lower prices from makers.
Women's Thread Silk Stocking Pure dye. All shades to match shoes and
gowns, rail fashioned, high spliced heals snd toes with double soles. A
simple lot Every pair perfect. None worth less than
11.00 and up to $1.60. Saturday, pair OiC
Women's Fiber 8llk. Fiber to the Top Stockings niack, white and colors. Full
seamless, double heels and toes snd wide garter tops. nr
Worth 50c. pair ODC
Women's Fiber 8Uk Boot Hose Blnrk,
white and colors. All full seam- n r
less. Worth to 85c, pair DC
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Men's Fiber Silk Hose All colors, rull
seamless, spliced soles, heels t A
and toes. 25c quality, pair 1 7C v
Mian' and Children's Fine and Medium
knees, solee, heels and toes. 19c quality,
Ribbed Hose Double
pair
...12ic
Infanta' Seamless and Full Fashioned Sox
tops. 25c quality, pair
-With fancy turned over
15c
Munsingwear
Women's Munalnj Union Suits Mercer
ised and plain Hales, In cuff and umbrella
knee styles. Tops finished 1 rr
with shell edge. Suit pl3U
Women's Munslng Union Suits In fine
llsles, cuff and umbrella knee styles.
Shell edgo and lace trimmed. 1 rt
Suit 1.UU
Women's Munslng Union Suits Fine cot
tons, cuff and umbrella knee rr
styles. Suit, (Oc and lOC
Women' Munatn: Vesta Low neck,
sleeveless! low neck and elbow pa
sleeves; umbrella and cuff knee jlfC
pants to match. Garment
Munljr TJnlon Butt for Oirla and ffl
Boya Fine cotton. Cuff knee. 1JC
Blsea 1 to 11 years. Butt w.
Munslna Union Sulta for Misses pmm
and Touth Fine coitoD. knee r)C
l.nrth. filsea 11 to II yra. Butt
Women's Silk Boot and Ulark
Cat BtockliiRS Keaulsr snd
outslsrs. Horn with rllled tops.
others all ribbed. Hp'tt soles
snd plsln black. Full fanhloned
and aeemleea, double p
Foles, heels snd toes. I Si
Worth to o. pair
Knit Underwear
Women's Fine Lisle Union Suits
In cuff and umbrella knee styles.
Broken lots and sizes of a well
known brand. Worth to
11.60, at, suit OaC
Ksyser Knit Vests Swiss rib
bed llsles, dainty hand crochet
lace yokes In various designs.
Fink and white. Slices 4, aa
6 and 6. 50c quality, each. .OuC
Women's Fine Lisle Union Suits Cuff
and umbrella knee styles; dslnty cluny
i are yokes. Keguisr ana extra p
sixes. Worth to $1, suit )UC
Women's Fine Cotton Vests Plain or
lace yokes. All sixes. -a n i
19c values, each IZ2C
Boys' Genuine Porosknlt Suits High
c?ck, short sleeves; knee length. All
ages to 16 years. Regular on
50c quality, suit OUC
Union Suits for Boys of barred nainsook. Athletic style or'
Sizes 8 to 14 years. Very special, suit tLoC
fS 1
Art Needlework
American Beauty Packages With
floss to work. Scarfs, PlUows,
Baby Pillows, Children's Aprons,
Canters. All packages that usually
sell trom 25c to 75c. . 15c
Stamped Pillow Cases on Tubing -Neat
designs. Values to Q
60c- Sale price, pair 1 iJC
Odds and Ends In Baskets For
flowers, fruit, sandwiches , snd
waste paper. Values to o r
$1.00, at XJC
8tamped Scarfs, Pillows and Cen
ters on Art Crash In cross stitch
designs. 25o and 35c 1 f
values, for . loC
Novelty Braids 4 and 6-yard
lengths, Including turtle and 1 1
fancies. 15c to 20c values. . . . 1UC
Celluloid Tatting Shuttles AH
sixes. Blsck, -white and r
colors. 10c quality, each OC
Mercerised Cordonnet Crochet
Cotton White, ecru and n
colors. All sixes. Spool I C
Steel Crochet Hooks With steel
protectors. Regular 60 qusllty. r
Saturday, 2 for )C
Children's Stamped Dresses AH
made. Some lace trimmed. On ex
tra ntiaJtrv nonlln. Persian lawn.
pique and ratine. Values from 50c
to $1.00. Aes 1 10 e years.
Choice for
39c
SONG HITS SSSSSSZ SS2 10c.
SPRINKLE ME WITH KISSES, If You Want My Lov To Crow
SWEET KENTUCKY LADY, RUNAWAY JUNE
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Fresh Cut
Roses
5,000 Home-Grown Long
Stem Roses In all colors.
Regular 75c and $1.00 n
dozen. Saturday, each. . .0.
Very Few Pianos Actually
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Wear Out
It is generally the giving away
of one part before the others
that renders a piano useless.
That's why one-half of the busi
ness done today is in exchanges.
If you buy a Clarendon piano
vou can rest assured that detail
of manufacture is looked after
with sympathetic care and that
there will be no premature
breaking of any" part.
It's our boast that the tone of
a Clarendon piano does not wear out.
Easy Terms if Desired
Brandeis Piano Department Third Floor
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Six Wonderful Bar
gains in Wall Paper
for Saturday
10 Patterns of regular 10c Kitchen
and Bedroom Papers All season
able goods, with borders to q
match. Roll OC
A Large Selction of Parlor, Diuing
Room, Store and Hall Papers All
the newest colorings and designs,
with borders to match. r I
Regular 15c grade, roll D2C
Plain Domestic Oatmeal Papers
In brown, tan, green, red and blue;
SO inch goods. Regular 15c grade,
sold with borders only, 71
Saturday, roll . f 2C
New Liquid Oold Papers The sea
son's newest goods. Very suitable
for living rooms, reception halls
and libraries. Regular 30c n
grade, Saturday, roll IL2C
Special Bedroom Papers Hllk snd
satin stripes. All colors, chintz,
ebambray snd floral effects. Worth
up to lOe, sold only with cutout
border and binders. Special j
Saturday, roll 1'IC
Varetahed Papers for Kltrben and
Bsthroom The kind you csn wah.
Regular 25c grs-de, j n
IUC
Phptoplay Book Week
Free Autographed Portrait of Your Movie Favorite
To properly emphasize nation-wide photb-play book week at
our store we will present with each copy of a Grosset &
Dunlap Photoplay title, an autographed portrait, 10x14
inches, of your favorite "Movie" Star over twenty different
to select from. When you see a photoplay like Eternal City,
Eagles Mate, Master Key or Million Dollar Mystery
and Trey O'Hearts wouldn't you like to read SfC
the book? Well, we have all of them and forty
others, at Each
Your Favorite Photoplay in Book Form. Here Are Some
of Them.
Esglss Mats, Anna Allc Chapin.
Mistress Nell, Geo. C. Hsxslton
Jr.
Master Key, Ths, John Fleming
Wilson.
Ths Clansman, Thomas Dixon Jr.
Pit, Ths, Frank Norrls.
Damon snd Pythias, The Story
of, Albert Payaon Terhune.
Eternal City, The, Hall Csin.
From the Vslley of the Missing,
Q. M. Whit.
Million Dollar Mystery, Harold
Mscgrath.
Try O'Hearts, The, Louis J.
Vsnce.
Tess of the Storm Country, Qraee
Miller Whit.
Cooss Girl, The, Harold Mac-
grsth.
Fool There Wss, A. P. Emerson
Browne.
Call of the North, The, Stewart
Edwsrd Whits.
David Harum, Edward Noyss
Wsscott.
Littlest Rebel, The, Edwsrd
People.
One Wonderful Night, Louis
Tracy.
Woman, Ths, Albert Payson
Tsrhun.
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Scandal Grows Out .
of Prosecution of
Oleomargarine Suits
COLUMBUS. O., June 4. Demand that
Untied States Dlstriat Attorney Sherman
McPhsrsan and his asaltant. Hailey r.
Burns, return fee of 120,000 awarded
them by United Ktatea District JudKo
John F. Rater for their service as coun
sel fer the receiver in the suit of the
Bovemment asalnst the old Capital City
Dairy company la male In a motion filed
In the federal Cfurt her today. The
motion a! -o nxks that former Congress
man F. I.. " ' r, receiver for the com
pany, ' be r-.lil to return IM.(
awarded to him for hi service as rs
celver. The motion which Is filed by Special
Counsel Chllds of the Department of
Justice assert that the payment of the
fee to the district attorney and 1)1 as
sistant "was peculiarly Improper" In that
It was their official duty to prosecute
criminal rases pending against officials
of the company, who are clisrsed with
conspiracy.
The Dairy company, through, some of
ita officials, recently paid to the covern-
meht nearly triOO.OOO In aettlement of
charsea against it of1tt'lnf evaded the
payments if taxes on oleomargarine.
ANNAPOLIS, Md.. June 4. Pre
diction that war aircraft of the not
distant future will be as fearful en
gines of destruction as the dreaded
t;nderea craft was made by Secre
tary Daniels in addressing the gradu
ating class of the Naval academy
today.
"In the European war." he sstd,
' there have been no rurprises, no
"there have been no surprises, no
feats that could bo called decisive.
Sisughter there hss been unprece
dented, but the character of battles
thst stampeded an enemy by tsklng
him unawares hss passed away. The
atfertiveness of w.e fisnklng move
ment hss been seriously Impaired.
Why? The sosiing scouts carry mes
sages from trench to trench and tht
sudden alarms tbst resulted in th
routing of mighty armies became an
cient history when the modem en
gine and gasoline enabled man t
conquer the regions of the air."
Secretary Daniels spoke of the mar
velous development of the submarine and
added:
"Almost dslly you are startled to teal
of the torpedoing of a mighty vessel by
these small undersea stilettoes." the sec
retary told the graduate. "The sub
marine's precision of aim. Ita deadline
of execution. Its ability to do Its deadly
work and disappear In a moment, chal
lenge the world's wonder.
"It seem only a few days ago that we
were wondering if th submarine would
become a really Important part of th
fleet. Today many are seriously debating
whether our giant craU will continue to
be the backbone of the anuadion that
' conatltute a country's protection.
I "The last conerpsa xnrasrd Its ftth
ill the submarine by voting the money to
build twenty-six new submarines, three
of them to be aeagolng of a sis and
power never before contemplated. What
of the future of this newest naval arm?
He would be a rash man who would In
prophesy limit Ita possibilities."
secretary Daniel drew a eon from .
the European war in pointing out that
th graduatee, in order to attain high
place of honor, must possess In addtlion
to other lndlspenslbles, self-mastery.
A bigger and always well prepared
navy to Insure this country's holding It
proper place among the nations waa
urged by Senator Kola Penrose, who ad
dressed the graduate on behalf of th
board of visitors, of which he I a mem
ber, I
State Spelling Bee .
at Columbus, Ohio
COL.UMBUS, O., June 4.-Four-cor
grade and high achooi pupil, champion
spellers in their respective communities,
are here today to take part In the Ohio
spelling contest,
Arrangement for the spelling "bee"
were begun several month ago by the
Statu Agricultural commission, and elim
ination contest have been held in most
of th counties of th stst to select
entrant In tbe event. For week the
contestants, who range from U to 17
years of age, have been studying a list
of I.O00 worda mailed to them by the
commission.
Governor Frank B. Willis, who while
a member of congress won th spelling
contest in which senators
tives and newspaper men were con
testants, will pronounr th Worda for
the apel'era. Among th words which
appear In the official Hat are Cinque
foil, charade. Wisteria, braggadocio, ren
deivoua, amanuensis, farlnseeous and
gossamer. Many proper name alio are
included in the list.
Ten prlM have been provided. To the
champion will be given 150 and a et
of books, the latter being contributed
Captain Complains
of His Treatment by
British Officials
NEW YORK, June 4,-Georg Cornehl.
captain of th American ateamer Antllla.
brougnt his vael into port tody from
Copenhagen, with a vigorous tomplalnt
gainst, th treatment accorded aim by
the British authorities, who detained him
fifty-nine days on hi outward voyage.
Captain Co-nehl I a naturalised Ameri
can of German descent.
He sailed from New York In February
with a cargo for Sweden and Denmark,
which was loaded, he arserta, under th
Inspection or tho British conaul general,
who gave him a certificate. II wss
taken It.to Kirkwall and detained eleven
days, during which time a guard, he
aid, stationed at his duor, watched him
continuously. After having been ordered
to Dundee, his vessel, he said, wss d- '
talned forty-eight day there and half
of th cargo taken off.
On the return trip Captain Oornshl said
he was detained two and a half hour by
a British cruiser.
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Charged Against
Swoboda Not Proven
PARIS. June 4. Charges of espionage
preferred by th military authorities
against Raymond Swoboda appear to be
unfounded, aaya the Journal. Th In
quiry conducted by Mayor Jullen of the
Part permanent court-martial ha failed
to bring out proof that 8woboda served
ss a German spy. It slready hss been
established that ha had nothing to do
with starting the fire aboard th steam-
repreaenta- j mp Touralne, cliarg which led to'
his arrest. While there I no strong evi
dence against Swoboda, Major Jullen ha
.decided to continu hi Inquiry at all
place In Franc wher Swoboda is
known to have stayed before ordering
hi release.
by the governor,
from t: to H.
The other prlie rng
Decree Handed Down
in Watchcase Suit
PHIlADFXPHIA. June 4 -The United
Btiie district court her tody handed
down It decree In the jovernmer.f dis
solution suit against tho Keystone Watch
Csse company. The decroe carrlea out
the decision of the co:rt rendered on
January I in which It atated that tho
Keyaton Watch Caae company waa not
organised in violation of the Bherman
antl-truet law, but that certain practices
wltn regsrd to the maintenance of ptlcee
were unlawful.
The ciurt in ita decree enjoined the
oompany from continuing these piactlcea
and retains Jurisdiction In the caae for
such additional relief as msy heresftet
am appropriate.
A Mistake Mad br Mav.
I 'on' i wait for rheumatism to Indicate
(UiiBKfd kidney. When you suffer
pn'ns and ache by day and lep dis
turbing bladder weakneaa by night, feci
tired, nervous and rundown, th kidney
nd Maddor liould be restored to
healthy, strong and regular action. It Is
a nilstak to postpon treatment. Foley
kidney pill put the kidney In Bound,
hcolthy condition and keep them active
and strong. Benin taking today. Good
results follow the first dost. Kold every
where. Advertisement.
HUNDRED THOUSAND JEWS
IN POLAND ARE HOMELESS
IX)UZ, Russian Poland. June 1 tVia
London.) Warsaw newspaper, which
have been amuggled through th lines,
say th number of home) Jews oa th
RUMlsn aid la Increasing steadily. At'
a conference in Mocow recently ef the
Jewish Aid soctety it waa estimated that
the number of these homelea persons is
about 1UU.U00. Th greatest distress pre
valla among the homele in th govern-
ment of Lomu, numbering about ,000,
Thus far It hss been almost impossible -to
give them aubsiantlst assistance. At,
the Mocow conference It waa decided te
appeal to Jew throughout Russia for
atd, and a plan wa discussed for taxing
wealthy Jews for the benefit of the auf
GERMANS LEAVE JAPAN
FOR THEUNITED STATES
TOKIO. Jun 4,-Th Paejfle Mail
steamship Korea, which aall tomorrow
from Yokohama for San Francisco, will
have on board avnty-f!v Germane,
mostly persons who wer in Ttn-Teu
during th alege and wb have been re-,
leased by the Japanese authorities. They
include Mr. Meyer Waldetk. wife of the
German governor of Kino Chaw, and a
number of medical officer and hospital
attendanta. When the Korea cam inter
Yokohama harbor the Japanese navl au
thorities examined all it passengers
carefully tn the belief that em memler
of th rrew of th Germsn terped boat
a-IO, Interned In China might l-' on
board. .....
