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TUB DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM. OREGON. SATURDAY, JUNE 13. 1914. PAGE riVK Turkey May Rise Like the ; ' ! fg; LYOH'S W Sheridan Says That V-K fhoenvctromthe Ashes of ACHESflHD PAINSj fS Political GaflrniYeS "ve All Gone Since Taking : ''f ? ; Lydia E. Pinkham'. Veg- the Final Contest Will J?e a Regular Humdinger The Best Food-Drinh Lunch at Feus-stein women loaded onto the ox carts their miserable hslonginga, their babies and By Henry Wood. Constantinople, TuiVey, June 13 All it wiped from the face of Kurope by i political ealuniities that in the pant 'fee yeara have availed it, Turkey ill has within itselr the power to rise , thev did not for religion, not fur ra- 'loenix like to one of the most bril- triotism, but merely from a lieroie ant futures of a modern eivili.-.ed nn- .desire to live,a desire tliut could not (in 4ml thia La v..,.,. al.i.t.l.i ' l.A ........ ........I e table Compound. KT Ash For By Hal Sheridan. t route up to expectations, early this Terra Hill, Pa. "Kindly permit me i Xew York, .luue 13. Vuless the dope ! mouth the suiue-uld crowd, doing their helpless aged, and following the to you my testimonial in fnvor of i is ail wrouK, it is u'ow enernlly con cans on root ior iiumire.is upon hund- Lydia E. Pinkham's ceded it will be Xew Vork or Pitts reds of miles, founded new nests in r r , .jS-r-ij ! Vegetable -Com.! burn in the National league and Philn- Which to reestablish their lives. This I -Sl ??,,?, r?. I ' .lelidiii or Washington In the Ameri. pouna. nneninrsi; - began taking it l'tul , r , , , . , ct . r The law of precedents-appears to be was suffering from'.. . ' ,;. .wri :, uson that up to the present moment ne entire half of the Turkish people is Unserved within itself, intact and nrontaminated, all those primitive Mr Qualities Are Counting-. "It is these qualities which are counting for the rapid strides which female troubles for ' wuich the Mctlraw Giants must back. the same old stunts. . Is Pitching Argumeut Thus this WasliingtonPhiladi lphia argument miners down to a compari son of the Griftithisn-Mackian pitch ing departments, iteuder Is fur from : gone mid there may be quite a- fc . worrying splinters left in Plunk, but , neither is what ho used to he. Muck must depend on his younger pitchers, Hush, Minwky, IV n nock, ct ill., for ORIGINAL GENUINE ies and qualities of le race that once feminism is making in Turkey and milled it to sweep across a goodly which means the ultimate salvation, irtion of Asia, Africa and hu rope, through the lurkish women, of the lint half of the Turkish people is just i Turkish race. Coining ont of our se- t, j ow comine into its own. and thst linlf eluded, seereirated life of centuries, we ? .n0 'PC" ' ow coming into its own, and that half .eluded, segregated life of centuries, we . , ,. " "r ,.;..' 7 v . r ! has a grand little team, up to eurly in tne lurkish woman.- are meeting the present crisis of our . "' '-a- - i i. halii t been there in the nin.h. The first rending, tearing cIhs'j with when .New soma time and bad ; x0 teiim in the National league hn almost an Kinus oi ever won four straight league peuiiants. aches oains in low- Some vpura hnt'k. Pril Clnrk mill h'. er part of back and pirates were headed for their fourth . '' brunt of his battle. Griffith has in Sides, and press- successive stieamer. The (iinnts scut "1 w'"'K Walter, Ayres, Slisw nn.s ing down pains I ' tied the Corsair crew. Now the Pitts- Kngcl. who have shown more stuff could not sleep and burgers are doing their diirudest to re- Sinco I havo taken, ' " """i;""'""i u" mi Sn il,.r-lnre,l Ms.inmA wifnnf if., rsee wiiliniit n single nnnlitv nt vii-,i ' pound the aches and pains are all gono ., - ' ! - " I . " " JT- , 1 i , lie 1 1 1 - I it-inn ilflnl llMV Inailur nf ha fum n ul fiirniMhfil Mll.l With nil tlia v r.-rin i.ritn. ' SHU 1 IWl UKU IIITW WUHIUfl. A tUllUUI, r:....i.. I. t.... lovement in Turkey, to the United itive forces that once made our race : praise your medicine too highly. Mrs. I 'ork tniily routed the Pirates, and rcss correspondent. She declared it, ' greut. Coupled, too, with the usual AUGUSTUS LYON, Terro Hill, To, then the smearing the hitter got at the than the voting Muck twirler. All in all, it must be conceded to the rabid Waxhiiigton fan, that the Washingtoii-l'liiludelpliia light ior the firt place should furnish as pretty a k nock-iliiwii niwl ihiiu-niit hs 1ms ever j been staged in cither league. ti i.i u.i. i. .1 - hands of Charlie Ilerzoi''s resuscitated lining, in her eyes and faith that ture, for dress reforms and for changes ' , , n-nHl,.H (,,0 .an,(.t omj Cinciiiiintians, was an exhibition of the uld not be greater than her zenl and , m our ninrriuge customs, everv Turkish ; " r , ,,, f i u 1. heart the Pittsburg ai'i regntiou hasn 't - . . .1 .... . . . Trt tinman' a ilia thttf tha vnrH nna . 1 ..f f o, with a zeal, a faith a conviction ! feministic aspirations, for a higher cul- faith and her conviction in the woman is also giving evidence of a t ", "J? """' "" got or at least didn't have mi to that ernal tenets of the Koran itself. Ma- profound desire to participate in the ; ? ,T' fi , ,.. , t '"e, and wiiidi is eiontial to ruaning ime Kifaat 'a. exposition of Turkish actual renovntion and re-establishment nerDS 01 lne nela Wala -rlnKnBmi in front at the close of the l.il gume minism and the consequent future or our sonul and our national exist- B"'" sliedule. lvation of the Turkish race and nn-1 ence. Hint she merits this partu ipa- a remeay ior ineir peculiar ins wnicn Irresiatable Force Halted tion, the Turkish womnn hag already i has proved more cflicacious than any I L. ... ... , given, too, ample proofs. During thS other combination of drug, ever com- flfyfH. ll dark period that prided the revo.u- pounded and today Lydia E. rinkham's ," J, ? gh all the tion of a few jeurs ago when many Vegetable Compound is recognized othor t'0WI19 it ha ;et Jt"hatt ,howB of our women risked without a mo- from coast to coast as the standard 0vcrvthing except what it could do ment a hesitation, life i self in the car- ; remedy for woman's ills. hei. it bucked al.ove-the-averago ch.s,. sions8 Z o tTese" aiid f'"r this nTore ' I" the Pinkham Laboratory at Lynn, j When tiiat grade of class tore into Zn 'one was coTdemnej fo d elThy . Mass., are files containing hundreds of ' 'tl' rrs sile te'"S Abdul Humid. Naturally the Turkish ; thousands of ietters from women seel:-, ,t td' a" Ami that 's woman has had to fight against cen-, ing health-many of them , openly state the (,J ;'',,, s ioi l a tunes of iron traditions to. gain her! over theirown signatures that they have Mlre j0.,e liberty,' and yet it is remarkable the regained their health by taking Lydia!4 Now tor the fireworks iu the Amer effect which even single steps have had ', E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound; i,uii. What follows is not for Wash- in mis direction, i miiy also sny tliut ; nnd in some cases that it has saved them iiigtoniiins to read. Kvervbodv in the on took plnce in the solon of her une surrounded bv the other women r the Turkish household, all of whom netioned her declarations. CVs she Iked, Rifaut Hey. husband and high ficinl of the Turkish cavalry, passed e inevitable Turkish cigarette to all resent women and men alike and tencT with sympathetic approval to s wife's statements. His attitude ono bore wonderful evidence of the ogress feminism has made in Turkev. Virtues Preserved Intact. The highest virtues of the Turkish ice have been preserved intact in the irkish woman, declared .Mudume Hi nt. "In fact, it is really remarkable at centuries of sad, almost cloister- ke seclusion, have in no way sterilix 1 the soul of the Turkish womnn or flicted incurable wnrplngs on tier art. Coupled with the conservation all the highest qualities of the Tur h race in general, the Turkish wo- an has also retnined one quality par- ulur to her winch in itself is sutfi- ont to restore the greatness of the irkish people, and that is her love ot re. My lovo ot lite l do not mean re love of existence, but love of ac al active living in the highest sense the term. Our faith mid our reli- on is nn active one, and our lite ust be the sume. 'This inherent quality in tho soul the Turkish woman cannot be ,iudg- 1 merely by observing us who have aveled, studied and come in contact th Kuropenn rivilusntion. It can in- nd lie best judged in the countless ousands of poor Turkish women, who i-iit thwugh the last great tragedy of nice the tragedy of n lost war. i hen nil their men hud been killed, eso unheard of, therefore segregated the emancipation of the Turkish woman from surgical operations. nines rroiu ine nay Tiuii .Muuume rseiKis Chewket, the first Turkish woman ever to do such n thing, flew in lin aeroplane over the cupolas and minarets of Nun Stefano. It is such things ns that that j have served to open the eyes of the , Turkish men to the qualities which ; they never before drenmed wc posses- i seel. In fact, I think that in general j the Turkish woman has nil of the quali ties which the Turkish men lack, and j it is these qualities that are going to 1 rejuvenate nnd snve our race. With our movement fairly launched, how- j ever, we tire now making wonderful j progress. Our magazine, "Kadinlar capital has already picked out jusr where they'ro going to sit wiien, in thdr own minds, the Senators meet the National league winners next fall. Any Wii.ihiiigtonian who rends this won't believe it. Hut it 's dope. It's perfectly true t.int Clark (irir fith has Walter Johnson. There is ulso Mile s Minute Milan, lJnse-graliber Oiuidil, nnd others ot their ilk, not to mention (icorge Mciiiiile, who seldom cnuso any sparks, but who gcnerhllv is 'conceded to be the greatest ihort-stop ' ill tile lame tnilfiv l.i;f fmtii u-n mnu. First Congregational Church. n dge once more behind tho dope alibi) orner ot Liberty ami Center, I'erry Iu.,ording to dope, Connie ilack has jiiuie S10Wn the class he totes about tho r . 1' rederick tsehrork, minister, Uunjnssi" (The Feminine World), is ! w11001 llt lu 8- children s day pro- country with him. With the execution accomplishing wonders, nnd none of us 1 8""" 1,1 11 a- "' baptism of children 0f ,is pitching stuff, which had no: are sleeping. Wc are carrying on every i 111 tllla "'ivice; evening worship at (S i instant our propaganda bv means of 1 !' suojeci or sermoii, v nas; .u. nuei lectures, publications, and, 'more effec- : ,loll's ''a"'0s book, "In Jlis Steps." tivc than nil, by personal contact, nnd ! !'ll'as "'' change of hour for even out of what you are now inclined to ! '" service. regard ns the ruins of old Turkey, you must not be surprised if before long I you see a new Turkey with a new life, j new ideals, which kave been In ill dor-1 Our golfers still have a chance to get back at the Uritisheis, but even If they don't, Francis Oiiimet will eatr home with him and wear for one year the French title. After the young man's drubbing, with the drubbing given tho other American golfers, at Sandwich, he crossed the channel aiut led t'ne field in France. The ohmi champioiiship in F.ngltind furnishes an other try for Oiiimet and the others. Hero's hoping that when they beard Vurdon and Kuy and the other golfing lions in their homes, the Stars and Stripes will have better luck. To beat Vardon ami Kay a second time will be more of a triumph than to have won at Sandwich. Sport Kings Not Dead. The sport of kings is far from dead in little old New Vork and vicinity. This has been demonstrated nt llot ii'.ont park. Twelve months ago even the most sanguine cotild see nothing in the way of a come-back for the rac ing game. If the sport is kept in the wholesome condition in which it start ed, the "good old days" should return. A void Imitations Take No Substitute Rich Milk, malted grain, m powder form. Mote Keoltiiful than tea or coffee. Forinfanls,invalicU and growing children. Agrees with Ihe weaLett digestion. Pmenutritioo.upbuJdinguSe whole body. Keep it on your sideboard at home. Invigorate mining mothers and the aged. A quick lunch txeoared sa a minu?. Diamond Squeegee Automobile Tires PRICES OF SEVERAL POPULAR SIZES: 30x3 $12.65 30x31-2 $17.00 32x3 1-2 $18.10 34x4 .' $26.05 Other sizes at corresponding prices. Why Pay More? In Stock by LOT L. PEARCE & SON And speaking of couie-backs, Cornell has done some things in athletics this year. Tiie winning of tho intercolleg iates at Harvard, which meant perma nent possession of the coveted chain, pionship cup, was indeed a triumph. It was another triumph for Trainer .lack Moakley nnd his methods. Cornell ulso has shown hey power en tho dianioint :i ml on water. From present indica tions, the IthiiniiH should bring home the bacon nt Fougiikeepsie. vices are strictly interdenominational; everybody is most welcome. NOTES ABOUT BOOKS. ' V' ' Jason Lee Memorial Methodist Episcopal. Overload. Bed" Guesses. An nmusiiur iuiohh ns tn th mitlw,,-. North Winter and Jefferson streets, .l,;,. f ()v,,,-lnnrl W...1 " i.. .,' mnnt for centuries, are now being ' Irvine, pastor. Children's song the publishers, Houghton Jlifflin Co awakened in ihe Turkish woman with! rt'1'. t):'", a. in.; Suuday sciiool 10 froni a r,.d,,r i .aine who writes- accumulated possibilities. i a- " C. M. Roberts, superintendent; "Xhe author of 'Overland Ked 'I he- sermon, 11 a m., subject, "Who Are lieve ia Tru No- A j ' . . rof the World and Who Are 'not of . . ' . . . , . OVEBLAND RACES STABT. the WorldJ"'; no evening services; T About BoDert Herrick. n t TJ i ",,i0" ot ll'!"e ''""ffegatioi. at. I eonneetton with the appearance Denver. June 13. Racinir nt Over- ..i i. - . . ,.. of Robert lierrick's now novel. Chicago, June 13.-Women will help 1nm1 t,.nt M" ,.. i ' .1. Vn .. f" "KJ " Clark's Field." Houirliton Mifflin t better roads , if ; plana of the .ttt inl at rihl .J . m. - ' ' : Co. have prepared a booklet reprinting kOMEN FIGHT POB GOOD ROADS. ono i f nrmunn 'a noiiitt vnriiDflta nvirl a v . sition of science, art and commerce. a lay meeting was opened. It was, lltph ntPIlPil todnv nt tllfl ( 'nliaRlin.. flip f I rf inontintr in 1,1 iha . ' j j iiiiiii a . mo n . e it.. iiiiiuuuia u I ciji utj ui. 1 1UII ui uiiu vi i " w not go awry, ror one week th fhoritv of the new Colorado law leeal- , , ,u , latest and best of tho author's photo- Unitarian Church. from scattered sources a number of estimates of Mr. lierrick's work and including a reproduction of one of the ingress will liolil lortli ana (luring j7inff mcinff More thnn mnrii., -' iiiihihibi. ,., ..t time an effort will be made tS hwieS horses win parti i?? ""''V, 9"ho1' . "' m-; 'Sl""la-V "er" Late June ,ve the women lend their aid to tho , Z fZ lrez IlavHe 11 a' '"- mhierX "T,,e 1!it'-i'l T , , tl , " i tter roads movement. Converts c .t fiends of liberal re- June a.th, the last .pected to be gathered from the to J t ?'I t "",?!! f progressive thought are o, to. Mi l.n C, Books. publishing da to of Co. for the present v.'il! be marked in tho book ntion of the Pede.ation of Women's " . . m'i tl e i "t Rl p" ,f cor.iially invited to our services. The ". ue ...u.c. m ,uD . iibs which is also in session here this oa,l'm,u" . ll!e i,Ht ? x ,u8 .,. , ' Woman s Allianco will meet next Fri- m!" by ti e appearance of th- tdlow nos, wuii n is aiso in stssion ui re mis ,,,,,(,, Thereafter a races will In- , .... ..... .. .. . ..ii,.. n-i.,.,,,,!. Will eek. The .National Good Koads asso- for .'.. Th nrinei,,l v.t r . .." . ?lr8' v' . eno- ln .we.u L" ation, the International Good Roads ., ,11(.1.fiir i. h. i.i.. n,iT i'l,M'ral .Ul"! moe,s. veiling id Automobile association, the Illinois' for n gtike of $' 0(10 the Colorado Derb- IIO. which in ache. 'ate Good Koads association and tli' ou.i to b nm nevt s.,tr,iov ti, cago Good Roads association a:r ... ,,.;,, niiiiiiUsinn' L 'iin.,i ami ready to accept any overtures'. thp ,,,,,1,,,, whil,h wi)1 eml iJll)v 4 e women may make to boom good Vmler- a recent court decision pari nui ghways. On the plea that good roads tllul betting will be allowed. id street bear a vital relationship ta . m ie home, the congress believes that I ,uir TTT1. TT ime's help in their behalf will b vUt, irtlicoming. I ' Q i,-..:.. annual at 8 o'clock in Chaiiiiing Jlall liirls' Club will meet Thursday. CELEBRATES FLAG DAY. Jefferson City, June 13. Flags arc be displaved tomorrow- on all public uildings in the state in bbservance Flag day, set apart by the gover ir's proclamation. J. C. Yuen EXPEBT CHINESE DOCTOR Established 1887. Our wonderful Nature remedies will give you benefit Others will tell you of the , remarkable cures that have resulted from their use. Appendicitis cured with out the aid of the knife. Fetnale trouble, bright'a disease and all other dis orders of the human sys tem yield to our treatment. Testimonials from many grateful patients are - on file in our-office for your inspection. Sold only by v Yuen Wo Medical Co. 187 South High St Salem, Oregon. .'nines: "Wlien Thou"liU Will 1 n romance. of peace by Baroness The Bertha von Suttner, winner of the No bel pence prize; "No. 14 Washington Square," a lively story by l.eroy First Methodi3t Episcopal Church. :N'ott; "The iStory of a Thousand-Year State and Church Greets, Hie-hard N. Pi"e'" b Knos A'- A,1.i,.,a' tt "I'j"" Avison, minister. Sabbath school, :4o illustrated visitor's edition ot I. B. an., Mr. 11 C Tillmn.ii, snpcriiiteiideiit; b "The .Story of a Bad Boy; Ilaccalaureato sermon bv President "William Gray, of Kalem, Merchant, Fletcher Human, A. .M. 1). B., at 11 p. 1 written by his descendnnt, Kd.vnrd m.; Class Meetings, 12:.I0 p. m.; fare-, lillly i "ThB House of Cecil," by (I. ir.il muiiiii,. i,( ih. n,.;.i;.. Kuvenscroft Dennis: "The Hevmour "", f?r. th?.,ti;0'i!,y , V"".6'1 tions, 3 p. in.: Kpworth League,' (i:30 1 family," by A. Audrey Locke; "The i'licitlc Inter ( lllb ttcllt aSSOcia- ,.., .. ,,' i Cnvendish Fnmilv " bv Francis Hick- . - i ... - . , ii 1 nun uun i nra r iiiij i iciiuu'ii - t "j - tion by .Sir Tnomas J.iptou was he d Men,, 7.30 mmiversarv of l,e ley; and "The La Tremoille Family," here today. All yachts belonging to ( liriatian Associations. Sermon bv iicv. by Winifred Stephens. These lust four recuK,..co jacut ciuos mm measuring Frallk L Uvclaiid, A. M D ) , are the first of a series of books which between .11 and 3.1 feet racing length i,r.ir,n ever the inflni.ntiiil fam- W. C. T. U. ilics of Kngland and the Continent. Rev. E. G. Hornschiich, pastor of For Travelers to Japan. June in. The first to the were eligible. The race was run overi the association's middle course, starting at Mmivrr'a Tt-harf nn, I nnmnlnfi. 1.. miles of sailing by going around the the angelical church, North Seven-: The Imperial Japanese Government I'residio- buov, thence to Goat island ", .v.u .mii uic uui x..w..y .,.,D J...-..w shoal buov to a leeward stnke boat an- temperance meeting Sunday at 4:30, at over the chief lines ofrailway in Ja chored two miles northwest of Goat isl- BamP Memorial hall, comer Ferry and linn proper and its colonial possessions, and and thence inside the stake boat 'o"ll''l streets. A welcome to all. lias officially adopted Mr. T. Philip moored off Mciire's wharf, around Pre-' . .. . .. j Terry's guide book, "The Japanese sidio buoy again and back to the start ing line, which will also be the finish ing line. FLAG DAY TO BE OBSERVED. First Church of Christ Scientist. Empire," as the standard work of its ' 410 '.'htmokcta street. Services Sun- j class. An order has been placed with ;day at II a. in. ami S p. m., subject of the publishers, Houghton Mifflin Co., (Bible lesson, "God, the 1'reserver of 'for the equipment of the various trans Man." Sunday school at 9:30 a. ni. portntion departments, as well as for ; Wednesday evening testimonial meeting 1 the bulk of the railway ticket offices Washington, June 13. Flag day will at 8 o'clock. Heading room in church ; m Japan, Korea and tormosn. be generally observed tomorrow oten every afternoon except Sundays New Printings, throughout the I'nited States, Hawuii, and holidays. All aie cordially invited Houghton Mifflin Co. announce new the Philippines, and wherever there are to our services. i impressions of the following books: citizens of the I'nited States. Two 'The sixth of Dr. Richard Cabot's weeks ago the American Flag associa-l First Christian Church. t"What Men Live By," the third of tion sent out requests to mayors of ail Corner Center and High streets, F. T.;parah Morgan Dawson's "A Confeder cities, to I'nited States officials in for-' Porter, minister. Bible school, 9:4ij a.;ate Girl's Diary," and the fifth of the eiga countries and to officials of Am- m Dr. H. E. Epley, director; worship ( holiday edition of Richard Henry Da erican insular possessions to observe and sermon, II a. m., subject, "Flow-; nag "jo Years Before the Mast." the day by a program to include the era"; Christian Endeavor, 7 p. m.; A Oood Boy Scout Btorv singing of "America,"' and salutes to evening sermon, 8 o'clock subject,. . " ' ' . . , the Star, and Stripes. Unanimous re-Light at Evening Time." nJih J J?' th. Yew story spouse that the day would be observed. - vl. . j u,.t was received from all to whom the; Central Congregational Chnrch. , " ImV suggestion was made. Ferr and South Nineteenth streets.; movement which has the official ap- 'g . Illi. in Flag day and children 's Knu-: P'ov ' the national heaquarters of MILWAUKEE BOOSTERS ON TOUB.!day exercises, in charge of the Bible , the Boy Scouts of America. A survey school: C. E. Industrial Co-operation, ,he f,elJ of Juvenile fiction revealed Colorado Springs, June 13.-fieve.itV I 7:00 p. m.; Song Service, 7:45 p. m.; ; Jo the Boy Scout olf.cer. tha the eight prominent bankers, wholesalers,! evening service, 8 o'clock. Flag ,.y Jont. were being exploited by publish anil manufacturers of Milwaukee are termon, "The Ideal American." ! who had regard neither for the here today oa the fourteenth annual , i W. nor the movement, so to protec trade excursion of the Merchants' and SundaV, June 34, at 3 p. m., the Re. themselves and their boys a careful Manufacturers' association of the Wa-; J. H. Irvine, of the Jason Lee Memor-, exsm.nation was made of this sort of consin i,,etro,lis. The -boosters "are tial church, will preach in the Salem literature, with .the resnlt that out of headed by Mayor G. A. Bading a 4'ommon's Mission, and at 8 p. m. the more than 50 b.oks only eleven were are traveling in a special train of the' Rev. A. J. Lucas, who- ha. recently , selected as really representative and most luxurious trpe. The excnrsionrst taken charge of the mibsion work here, at once intereatiDg and inspiring. i a . 1 :n ..,...! . ,.!,.,. .vicc At both services ; Mr. Charles H. Olc.ott, who has trav- limtU l n It. HU U'I Will BK.U I ... " . - - ; . entire .lay here. jlarge atten.lances are urged. Thee si-, eled with his camera in all parts of Ask your grocer for England's favorite for over 70 years Now Yon Can Afforcl It! WHAT YOU EAT J The value of your food as a health maker can only he estimated insofar as it is perfectly digested. Then, look to your digestion. -If it is poor and the bowels are constipated or liver in active, try HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS 19 -n the world, bus been spending a week on Cape Cod, taking photographs for u t-pocinlly illustrated edition of Thor cau's "Cape Cod," shortly to bo pub lished by Houghton Mifflin Co. 1 PRESIDENT WILSON ATTENDS THE EXERCISES AT PRINCETON The Best Cleaner at the Lowest Price Now $27.50 Was $36.00 Washington, June 13 President Wil son loft here ut 8 a. m. today to attend the graduating exercises at Princeton university. He attended us an iilum nus. His plan was to march in the college parade, to attend the Vale Princeton baseball game and to be pres ent ot the '79 class reunion. He was due to arrive at 1 p. m. and leave on his return to Washington tonight. HONOR FEMINIST LEADERS. Chicago, June 13. Plans were com pleted today for the Hacred Monday memorial services which will be held in the Auditorium tomorrow in honor of the memory of Mrs. Sarah Piatt' Decker and Mrs. Frances gquire Potter, under the auspices of the General Fed eration of Women 's clubs. The two women were pioneers in movements for advancement of women. "If it's electric, come to us." - Salem Electric Go. MASONIC TEMPLE PHONE 120O MANAGERS AT PLAT. Detroit, June 13. Circulation man agers representing practically every paper in the country left here today on the annual Oreat Lakes outing -of the National Association of Circulation Managers. The first stop was to be Dulutli, Minn, The outing will last one week. I Eat More Bread It is good for you when made with Fleischmann's Yeast ALUMNI DAY AT. GEORGETOWN. Washington, June 13. Hundreds of. alumni of Georgetown university, one of the oldest Kouian Catholic institu tions in this ' country, gathered here today for the celebration of the. ltii ' anniversary of its foun.ling. The cerr,-i monies will close Tuesday with tha an nnal eoiumeaceiuent exercises. j A dinner to the alumni tonight will be followed by election of officers, j Monday morning a ball game will be played between seniors and alumni. Home of the famous stars of George town ia past years have promised to , be in the line-up. Many prominent men from all parts of the country are hero for the ceremonies. Governor Glyna of New York will take ' a prominent . part. "THE OLD RELIABLE" lit HEME D Y for MEN AT DRUeelUTa.ONTHIAL SOX BV MAILSOi tnON PIAMTCN J MKMRY8T. BROOKLYN. MY. BtWSt OK I MITATIOMB
