isthii first Sale we overmrdorimwohnvoboonin
and you will do will! to take «mm of it. We
niwnnwdodsiuflli:oolMons.LndinsnndChiWens
7‘5!
Men’ 8 Shoes
Men S “Crawford" $4 50 Shoes at
Russia Cali. Pat.
Metal. Button and lace. Latest
high toes. .
“Crawford, "All American," H. B.
8360
Colt and Gun.
forlls, 5% to 8%, at
.85
()ld Ladies” Comfort Oxfords,
out rubber hot-15,317
90c. 81-15. $X-3s
Ju-
licttcn and Shoes, with or with-
, ‘ ‘ >> _
WI GIVE YDUH A PARTIAL LIST OF THE MANY IARDMNI VOU OAN GIT JAY TH“ 6001' PRICE “LI:
$l.25 Tan Pumps. Shoes and Ox-
Rusuctt and Black. Spring heels.
Satisfying Satin Slippers.
for
'l‘ riln and I‘idy 'l rippers. at
Pink. Blue. White, Red, Black.
2.10
Men’s Oxfords
Reed ”Custom Made” $4 Shoes at 3.15 'l‘ ' 0 Pl k l WI ,
Russia Calf, button and lace. Pat. “""7‘", x. ' 2" 3'“, ' "‘27 , , \l . 7.; “Crawford " H B Reel
7 Colt illlll Gun Metal. button and “NH" ””2"" Little ”W”. ‘ fit‘ilstol‘u Mullen." "rill .Alneri-
Blucher. Some on the latest Eng— . 6°C 55c 45c ca" $4 Oxfords, at $3.35
lish last. Narrow toes and flat Sizes 5-10 _ , 3%“5 8'10' Pat Colt Gun Metal Russia Cali
lieel. Others are the new high Men's Tennis Shoes, black and ’illll ‘ button (leovds l7.
toes and heels. white, $1 llllalliv at 75c ,3 ‘ .4 -. > ‘ ' a M)
, , , _ , . , 7 f .. 7 )luchcru With high toes and llcrlu.
"James Means, "'Rlce & Hutchlns " Lilllllrens Russia (all Burt-foot “ . . .
’ -. . -. . . 7 7 on s (wrawforll H. B. Reed. Rlce
H B Reed 23% $3 23:33 50 511055 bullrlalu. man 5 to 8. 4°C. 9 to & H ‘h , ‘5
at 255 ,1 4567. H to 2. site. ,7 nu ma, Janna . cans $3. 50
' , ' , ' 7 , , . ()xlords. 2 eyelet tics, gun metal ,
In fll leathcrs and style... Button 7 \h omen 3 leather House bllppers, St russct l‘zll (full. at ., $2.60
, ant ace. qualitvat 70c 7, -
“James Means" Comfort Shoes. \l'on'lcn's leather Ilousc Slippers; ’M313.mnjiimrdzlilluimlihiietaii
p‘llain toes, \ lci Kid and Gun Mct- 75c quality, at _ 55c PM (oil and Runsia Caiiat 345
, a at 1 2-55 Women's Felt- House Slippers. Ad's: makes of $3,330, $2.75 and $3
Asst makes of $3 Show. all styles leather sole and heel. 75c quality, ‘ ‘ Oxfords, in all leathers, iii ‘ 2.35
Button and lace. i‘rokcn sizes at 2.35 at , 35c 5., 5t makc< of $2 25 $3 50 Oxfords
Russm Lali. Pat. Lolt and Gun » Wmtlcn’s and Men's Carpet Slip 7 a! 1.85
Melt}:- {Wit makcslof $21.50 Shoes. L-pcr‘s, all colors and sizes, 3 to lo. we
5 lil a cutters ant sty es. ior 0 79 ~
dress and work, at Lgo Ladies Shoes
Heavy and Light $1.50 Shoes at 1.207. Bfand New Rubber GOOdSl Hallie $3. 50 and $3 "All America’
Heavy and medium weight $3 :> 7 W u‘ Sun Rtll , 5 5 , and‘Wiayialr Shoes 3‘ ”06°
.Work‘ing Shoes at an: , ome " l ” n)” ”“5 2,; Gun metal. Russia calf. Pat. colt,
7 to 7' for high h“! and toc ‘32 cloth and leather tops Hoblllc
w ll 9 Still I SDUES‘ Misses. and Children s Rubbers. ,5... . ’
a on S 00 7 - “it“ 6 to 2’ tit . 2* 43c \nst makes of $ Shoes all wells.
Walton'n' School Shoes and Ox— Men‘wStornl Rubbers, sizes 6 to to, ’3 In all leathers rind 5' inn 5 3°
fords in all leathers. :5; quality at 75¢ y ' '
.1. ..' ~ > ’ Asstnlalzes of $2. 50 Shoes at 1.85
)U'\.~‘S $150 511003 and ()XfOTdS- A few Men's Hip Storm King and , Aunt mnkcnoi $3 ,5 Shoes "1051-
SW5 2'/2 to 5/2. all leathers, at $1.80 Short Boots, "ll‘dod. " "Bull l ,1 e, , " t 5
. lloys’ $2 Shoes, sizes 2/; to 5%. all Brant,” and “Boston," at salc‘ Antitzliialt; )f $2 Shoes lit 3! '2:
‘ leathers, at 1.75 prices. _ 7 ‘ - '
‘7 Boy’s $1. obliocs sizes 2% to 5%, $3. 50 Ladies’ 17 Button While
all lent ers, at ’ .20 \n Buck Shoes at $2.85 Ladies" Oxfords
“ Boyn' $1.2 Walton School Shoes, $2. 50 Ladies‘ l7 Button White "
9, to 13';, at .90 Canvas Shoes, at 1.95 “A" \lncrna and "Maviiur $3- 50>
‘30)3' $150 Walton School Shoes. $2 Lndic.‘ Button White Canvas and$%1.alllen Oxfords 2 cycle!
9 to 13,56, at . 5 $1.55 Shoes. at 1.50 'lics lilillplvl, nluo' in Colonial Tics, ,
7 oys 7.32 W alton 551,0017 Shoes, Ladies’ White Nu Buck Pumps 2! _ ,_ , ~ 5 _ 325°
9 to 1.35.5, 5775 7 7 1,35 and Colonial lies at 1.90 balm, Split. \eivet. hull. l'm.
$2 Walton Grmving Girls" Shoes Ladies “hitc Lamas l’umps. $2 . Russia 5W“? '
and Oiiortls, sizes 2% to 7, but“ ‘ quality. at 1.45 A551 $3 ()Xfilr‘l‘h Pumps “ml C0"
ton and bluchcr, I in heel. at 1.40 Iniantu 511055, Sim..- 2 m 7%, $5 7 Initial 1195 all Wt’lisJi . 1-35
St. 510 . Girls Shoe; ,and Oxfords, _ quality. at »,70 Asst $2. so (.leords. Pumps and Co-
‘2 t0 2. 3‘ .149 Viu‘ Kid Russell rm. run, Kid “"“il'i‘a‘ L“
it25 “if“ Show and OXfDTd-‘R top. also \Mlilc lop with spring “‘1 $10-‘l‘fW‘lS l’umpil “l; C0“ ‘
sizes 811m mat -95 her-l. lnnlnl ’licn. all leathers nt m 1.35
1, Girls Shoes and Oxfords, sizes Infants Shoes. button and lace. Asst. $l 50 Oxfords, Pumps; all
5% to 8. at .7} sizcu 2 to (tr at ' ' .45 irathers‘. at '77"; $1.13. 7
7. Washlngton7
trout Bridge
«film illici-
ntinued from hrntt page) ,
anshowéd bib disapproval, go-
7 the extent of criticising the
rs return! to malls direct replies.
”you mean present at. the hunts?"
Lowe finally. “No, there weren't. "
ndt'or Smith then 2ought to (“I-
1" whether any men. women or
u had been refused ndmillslon
c boats or ‘were put out of the
‘ arter they land united in. TM
7‘ hold no one wan perused and
tho only, contusion will iii
gets «interfering with tho
- gar. Emything wan Quiet
whirlwind. no stud.
lté-m
.’-
late. ‘1!
looted thé‘ people to get into
. bouts?" 1 7
here wan no such thing on detect:
First we took the women and
(in, then others on they came."
7; it said that First amhu- Mitr-
are the order for the lowering
in Nov.» ii and a. Murdock "
, lan'i lmow it wil- lit: or n
.> but fit know now.>7 trw right too
lured the belief that the bout9 con-
mined about forty pcrnunn’.
“‘Why weren't there, more?" “Iliad
the chairman.
them with woman‘nud children“.
Man brands. Woman.
“Thorn not one man manager ”in
blind—and he unlinked in.
He was sort or drg‘s‘ud like a would.
He had at 5pm over till head and i
didn’t find hill: but until nun." too
want
There were 58 people in it: when we
left the dnvitn. "
hows told or lying live or the lite:
hosts together. transferring the w
censors tram bin boat and than collnd
for volunteers to row back to the
wreck. . ,2 , 7
7 "we rowed bwii ind _
-,‘_ vvrcclr'.” arid tho withers
n
Our Store Closod 'l‘odny to }
arra ' e and mark ”stock
'7'” ' .
,72
tn 7"
dammit?" 7
in 'thit bout myselt.
tor, he will.
by." it
with, in three mlfllllflli.
anon to it: tho“
entity
‘dmwnlng pnopio to center"
"About Iii haur god a hall."
Trlod to poor“,- Juniporl.
‘ “it any portion. ind “and you to
take tbnm in. you would!" 7’ 7
77 "Mini” I who Malling tor lev-
eryho’dy. onyliodl." ”raid Min. "but to
on that side," raid Lowe, nudhlled’m" 3"” "“9 2W dm‘flli“ mm
would have been chums All would
7> have boon lent." “ , 71‘
“How many pel'lolll worn in your
boot when you wont along-lilo thn
i
would have been suicldo to hive gone
i: ”it;
7.7”? :
"How long did it mun. tor in...
to gel Quiet?" askeddthn «rotor.
"We couldn' t7. find anyone who will. , menu tor the or!" and Jcronml or the
ed to go. They reamed not to cure to
get Into the boots. "
Lowe further said utter in. bud
lowered three bonin on the ntnrboard
side he walked noronl the deck find
that the ninth oilioer, Ml“. Moody.~7
"We lined mannin- 14. 15 and to
"I
n sinking coilanoililoé unit l lott indium 1i
bullion oi thrco nigh. " i 7
Twentyvono. mud” rainy char? upto
diur- which in um: and would run tologtg'tn am. magnum rink nymvnluuto odd a lull or a dim
ndoin°7 the drone wqpid no‘t '
tho dead... M‘r. library to insist: upon tho Cedric
,<.>7hn.77.vrnn7 than. will to Mill hold. 7 7 7 at .
up, '7 but to mum". .1.|m7 7
grumpy“ g," '
‘codrtc. and. I «did, in»: certainly.
”About flirty live. _1 took them 01, Tu. ”mum wnn and, We nil W
W '
or which he knew that kept u: look
can on oucpuhit ‘ >. 7
Son-tor Burton nskod the witness
to retain bin hbnvnrntion with lnmny.
on the Corinth“. mhtol‘ior Hid he
and his brother oiled," mind over
the dopn‘rturo of tho (Midi-in and
agreed it would be n “Jolly good idol”
it that? could dutch the Mini. it.
would renult in keeping tho men to
helper and int everyone got home.
"lair. inmsy. whoatn the wenthor
lh honed. remand min", paid
Li taller. ,,
Hi “It“ fit if t ttht desirable
that M and a‘" “witniddhito light the
lining nun lulu wt tn
h 7 7
unwinding, doiiillrdd thnl:
nhonu m7
. WM-
-“i will any thn‘l. It the‘ time. Mr.
ml in no month! condition to
dullness," wild trunnion
to‘llo W with Ill!
ml to Mr- 7.26m down
' nlllp um trnveliug
'7 were amused and told the ship was
"that. ltiI , ..
nlbln that we oohlll'hotch the boat. ‘ Absolutely 72°“th
7 holds tonnnu going Al I rate or 81
m'hnc'nndo um word 7
allow-t Hloltlonr qunrtermnptor in
t‘ which iopk at! "
F
antimony the Mann mid its
7 dilutions.
“That in all in my previouu testi-
mony.“ laid the pincer.
7 and It thorn." 7
‘ "l7 know we can and unison." r0;
piled Son-tor Smith, with uperity‘.
"Your momory, however. seems to be
hello! today than it mm but wank.
7rd "lik'n to out it out.”
Sonnwr Smith thou endeavored to
discover how, long it took to get out
the lifeboat. nnd kept utter the wit-
neu. who finally become,impntiont. 7
"We did all we could." he replied
explosively. “l conllldnr the men not-
ed well and quickly. The circum—
stance. ought to be tlkdn into consid-
eration. We were not at bout drill;
we were saving human lite."
Senator Smith (asked Ligbtollar
why, when he tentitied in New York,
{he did not tell about tho sending or
itho telegram from the. (int-patina urg-
; ing that the Cedric be held.
3
'thnn because there hnd been nothing
nnld about the telegram at. that time."
said Lightoiler "Alter that there want
Loonridernble discussion about it in tho
pnpetn. 1 consider nuns-ll largely re—
inpunnible lot the pending of that tote-l
grllnl. l urxcd it.”
“How do you know it was sent?"
l, 'Bccnlnlo Mr lama) showed it to
me said I! was sent, and uhowed I‘M‘
tho anew-or, ligbtuiler replied.
Senator Smith sought. to entabllnh'
the day on which the witness talked
with lnmny concerning the Cedric tel.
egrltm. Ughtoilep until he thought it
was Wedncsdny.
“Do you know whether my other
telegrams were sent?"
“Yes, alter Mr. Franklin‘s reply, i
underntnnd n second wan rent urging
that the Cedric be held."
"Did you knowlhon the Senate was
going to hold on Invutlgntiont"
"Most certainly not, or the telegram
7 would never hnv‘e boon cent. Our sole
idea who to keep witnenm together
for just such on invustlgntlon.-whicb
we knew would be made in England."
’ M to tho Explorionn.
Lightoliol- acid it won on open duos»
. tlon whether the explonlonn heard
when the Titanic sank were bunting
fillers or bursting bulkheads.
Senator Fletcher wanted to know
7 land the Titanic been going slower it
her danger would have been lens.
inglttollor said she ,would‘vllaw been
slower on her helm Ind 'bnd‘nlore
time in which to turn. no rain the
he usual wont-
77bobnd cinl 7 7 l
'00 you know it all tho pnllnnngern
sinking?“ continual! tho trunnion 7
“Not thnt I can state, accurately,
but tram my hnowlcdgn oi. the put-rem
and the conditions at the 'time 1 run
7am that all were around A law
minutes baton: the ship sank. Purser
Mommy and Assistantnharkor and
Bitumen, cum to me 7nnd we shoots
,hluldr. ,‘Good bye, did mnn.‘ they said,
and"! nnnworcd "goodbye." " '
"‘Did any at them survive?"
"No nil Were lost. "
unit ind now only two women
were they when the boots lent"
p7'r"l‘ltlt7 i cannot >‘tslthom;7
go ntt."7 > .77
done alter the cmh. to prevent loo
”linking of tho chip?"
repl‘liul mtlt‘
ollo‘r.’ . ‘ 7 7
_7 No Panto. ‘
7 "Wu more my p‘dulct‘."
’ "Not the olightont."
Lightoller aid 3 mac! or the T!-
\
ion,
or ‘7
knotn'nn hou'r Muld ho atop
cunt-m or A mild. » 3
Senator Smith asked Llnhtnil'or it he ,
were?" . ,
"N097 ‘ ‘ b 1 7‘
bh'nru or the
"train ‘20ch dill! distort. unlit on
in “with.“ uni. mild Milled
' spoken to Mr. inmy. Thin ughtollor 2‘
denied. The chairman plied him ivith
"YOu can A
"1 did nut any anything about it 7.7.7
,, nearer the light.
some who were drowning you replied
nghtolltn raid that S. llommlngs, n 5;:
inmplnnn. who wait waiting to tontity >
bolero the committee, walked the II
length or thq chip Just before she ,_j
“How doyo‘n‘docount tor the 1.600 ‘1
people who‘could not he found; whore. i‘
. perhnpn :.
Hamming: can enlighten you. i didn't I
“Dania nnything‘ hnvn possibly Seen ..
now the light. oi the mysterious vqné -
”l Chudi .7 ; ...
' “1 our lilo light.“ nnsworod. “it
who two politic 7m million-d brim", ,
'i'Dld' you know vim the tum,
“mount
pandhrtho‘Con-um
It'tlnPnintnnyouuuitinnot
mam
i
i stayed at the wheel ulllll
13': 23. l.
'About that time one of the omcorn‘
said: We'll get out. the boats: and
1 wall put in charge or No. 6, and 0rd
ered to pull away toward it distant
> minutes.
,llght. i told them we would have to
lpnll nwny (tom the nhlp, as she was
lying down by the head. Everybody
had to row and i even asked the no
linen. We started for the light,, which
we expected wall on n cod banker. '
"There were newernl other boats
around. One that had him or six men
came up and l borrowed one or the
firemen from it. We never got any
Then we tied our
lbonts to together and stayed there
Quntll we saw the Cnrpnthtn coming l
The son was gthtlng choppy and the
women were getting nervous. i re”
llcved one iii an our and told her toi
' take the tiller. A Mrs. Meyer got mad.
and nccused me or draping myself in'
all the lllnnhetn, drinking all the
whiskey and lining bad language.
which i deny.
7 Last to Luv- the Boat.
"i now the women taken on the
Cnrpnthin and was the inst in leave
my bunt.” ‘
Senator Smith wanted to know it
Hichenn 'had any trauma in the boat
with Major Peuchen. He replied the
malb‘r tried to take command.
Given Pouchon the Lie.
lit had been instilled that chhenn,
refused to go back and pick up the'
other survivors. None of the Women
in the hunt asked him to go back, he
n;nld
"Motor Penohen arid Tuesday that
when you were united to go bull after
you weren’t going back after
‘atlffn.’ "
_ "Yen; i saw thar‘ in the newspapers
thin morning. It's a lie, air. ‘I never
used that word since l was born."
"Yap want the committee to under-
stand you didn't return- to ‘go to the
those
hr-mwmr.
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Whore ln‘flfll’hutiniothcmrwhm tr: pro-,1,
quantity of OIL'
by mm on byuo «all; uiilliluvrs mount
WW 3- gallon,- of LINSEED OIL with every:
4mm ofL. & M. PAINT ‘
mmummumrm.
If the Point thui made cult! more than a.“ per gallon—5
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For Sale by CHARLES E. DOW
esrue of those in the water?" .
"i couldn't under the conditions. i
was n mile away from the cries we
heard; and we had no compass. 7 l in-
structed the men to row away from
the Titanic when she was kinking, be-
cause l was afraid of the suction. Bo
tore nhe sank we were all pulling (or
that light. The ship was still afloat.
when we snipped and the light disap-
peared about 15 minutes later. After.
it disappeared we heard cries oi peo-
ple in one boat. Some of the women
said they were cries of people in one
boat signalling another."
llichcus huh-e witness’ who was ink-
on from the Celtic in New Tom on a;
subpoena issued by the committee
"When does the Celtic nail?" asked,
Senator BODDM. l
,‘Thurnday " .
"Were you going with her, and
would you have gone it you had non
got an Order to come here?" .
“i had no order to come until today,
i knew I might he wanted and nan
‘ waiting. " 7 7'
Hichen' 3 made a n'tatement concern.
lug Mrs. Mey’ern charges. > i
"A woman who had a flank of whin:
7 key gave me a teaspoonrul," he said,
and another woman gave me n hall-
wet blanket to wrap around my head.
That was all. I think the ludy’ 8 re-
mark was very unkind. "
Hichenn was released and may re-
turn to Englnnd today with the prom-
ise that he will come back it the com-
mittee wants him. The other Britten
witnesses were not permitted to leave
although the steamship line's attor-
heyn dulled for it ‘ -‘ «
Witneuon Want to Lave.
' ‘ Officer: or the Titanic who have up-
peated before the Senate inveatlgnt-
lug committee were urging early to
day that they be permitted to go back
to their homes in England at the ear»
llcnt possible moment All of the 7.
(Continued on Twelfth Page) ‘
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