Wireless Waves to Control Tide
of Traffic on English Derby Day
By t'nlvenml Service.
London, June 1.—Wireless waves
will control the Immense tide of traf
fic that will roll Into Epsom for the
derby June 6.
This most famous of all English
race classics, which is attended by
hundreds of thousands of race fans
from all over the kingdom, brings to
gether the greatest crowd that at
tends any public entertainment In
Great Britain.
The king and queen will be there
with all the members of the
royal family who are in England on
that day. It is a national holiday
of the year. \
From a box in the grandstand one
man will see just what is happening
to the streams of vehicles for 20
miles around. The trek to Epsom be
gins the night before the race and
from dawn until the classic is run
there is a steady influx by all roads.
This man will see through the eyes
of his wireless scouts, some of whom
will be flying over the course and
others touring the approaches In
automobiles. Each will be In direct
communication with the “master
eye.”
Colonel Laurie of the British air
ministry, who is in charge of wireless
communication at the course, declares
that this will be the first time that
wireless has ever been used in this
manner in England.
Kiwanians Hear Westerfield.
Jason Westerfield, publicity director
of the New York Stock exchange,
spoke yesterday to the Kiwanis club,
on "Wall Street of Fact and Fiction,"
giving in a general way a talfc simi
lar to the one he offered Thursday
noon to the Coneordians._
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Soloists, String Quartet,
in June Victor Releases
Among the June Victor records are
red seals by Emilio tie Gogorza, Mis
cha Elman, Flonzaley quartet, Fran
ces Aida, Benjlamin ■ Gigli, Louise
Homer, Jose Mardorv s, Sergei Rach
maninoff, Titta Ruffo and Relnald
Werrenrath.
Paul Whiteman, Benson archestra.
Great White Way orchestra. Brooks
Johns and his orchestra have made
dance records for June releases.
Two snappy marches by John Philip
Sousa in his military style are in
eluded. The Duncan sister of vaude
ville fame present the sisterly trials
of "The Music Lesson,” In which Phil
Oilman assists at the piano.
New York City Lecturer
to Speak Here Sunday
“The March of the Nations to
Armageddon” will be the subject of
a lecture by Benjamin H. Boyd of
New York City, at the Eagles' home.
Seventeenth and Cass street, Sun
day afternoon at 3 o'clock. The lec
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the auspices of the International Bl
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by the late Taster Russell.
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30 New Breakfast Food,
per pkg.15c
Sifted Peas, can ... 15c
Windmill Corn, Country
; Gentleman, can 12Y2c
Monarch Pork and
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Doz.$1.19
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; p. & g.
Soap, 48c
i/o-lb. pkg.
Chips-0
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10
Bars
39c
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McComb’s Home-made
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27‘‘c
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Sugar-Cured Bacon
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California Style Sugar
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Lge. can Advo Peaches,
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A Prize of $150
For the Best Loaf of
Home-Made Bread
Rules of the Exhibit
All entries must be received at the Burgess-Nash
Auditorium not later than 10:30 on the morning
of June 11th. The judges will “select” tjie win
ning loaf during the day and announce the winner
during the afternoon. The bread will be on display
all during Monday.
Write out your recipe fully, giving the treatment
of the dough as followed in the making of your
bread. Fresh bread will be required for entry,
i s
This contest will be of interest to EVERY WOMAN.
We invite you to see the exhibit. There will be hun
dreds of home-made loaves on display and, remem
ber, the winning loaf will present its maker with $150
in gold.
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P. & G. Laundry Soap, 10 bars.45c
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