.w—o
.i‘uvfiTUlli ‘VK'LMARA'J
' It as well as soldiers.
been fighting for Flume.
' _‘ Thc;'e are 4.600 licensed women auto-
V‘obilealdwert in New York city. xow
vfidginz
dint tsunami;
SOL .. soawm cam-“r ..
‘ i am sat-s ml.-
”izoxramrrhv traits i —-—-
ltheir all being retained in this coun-1
“a,
l
1‘03 “Y- .i
Wow The leadinz limlres of the ‘Au'strlnrm
m‘h tide 12:30 & m.; 12 :26 p m_ ' delegation a-e expected to arrive at
Sun rip“ 5:36; set; 8103. St. Germainen-Laye. near Paris. to-
-<-—« fnisht. in 3 statement before lenVIn‘
1:0." «in: Meta”: Vienna. Karl Renner. Austrian Chap-
..M‘mf‘usffg: 5573:3333; tenor and chief ot the detention. saltl
Ill 3.3.th “lied to it or he would do his best to 4meta: anode.
possible. but that a "vanquish-r
tundthe goodstobelloldto-tho
I’t otherwise in this pal er and inc terms as
.0 local news published hernia.
?etl poo le could expect but llttle'."
All Ilg'.!5 cf republication of apo- B
it has been annonuCed that the not *
l(|, _
“we. ‘88 hem are also re slat-wilt Government of Russia has rev
--- _.._... _ ._. jected the offer made lhwugh Dr. Frid-
mu m - mzjof Nansen ttheed the‘nuaslan if the
P303: GALE Soviet regime would cease hostilities
panama Room—32. .ammst Other Baa-tan factions. Nev-
WOM ertheless a Paris dispatch today an-
.M.Mm-m nounces that Dr. Nansen has none to
City I“! Mme-1024. Russia to open direct negotiations with
w” M'I MIC.— Premicr ilenine regarding food relief.
' m ‘ Andrew ilonar Law. Government
Muir's Residence—2164.
leader in the British of House of Corn-
m mons. said yesterday. in answer to a
uestion, that no attack on Petrosfld
mun: 80116“ 23‘ the Allies was contemplated "at this
Old Well. Lodge, No. 1%. F. and A. M. moment." 11» admitted. however. llml
Meets in masonic Building. South Bring}, warships were at lit-lsingi'orr‘.
lain Elreet. 153- and 3rd Tuesday 01 Finland. to act in case of pnxpgency‘.
each month—July and «August except-1’ it is reported‘fyrom Paris that the
ed. at 8 o'clock. All Master Masons: pm... and J'krainiani have gi‘rangcd
cordially invited. John K. Pinch, “1 for a ”neg and it. is indicated thev
ll. Robert ll. Wilcox, secretary: may join forces against the Bolshe
__ __ __ :1 \‘lkl.
THE ARMY DEATH LIST .
The detest v-mrt from the war dr-
\\'ASHINGTON. May llx— Officials
partment. gives the. total American here do not believe that renewed ef-|
deaths in this war as 111,179. Of this forts of the. British Government to ac-
number 43 percent were killed in bat- cure an agreement calling for the 90°"
‘tle or died obmnds received in bat- ing of former German merchant vessels
tle. Six per cent died from other in- will he succeestul.
injuries of ’various sorts. That leaves opposition hv the United StateS.
5] per cent killed by disease. ~\\‘llt'n the proposal first was advanced.
Thediaeaui: moralitvis rather shock zdetained the Britiah plan in the Su'i
tug. at first :hought. One naturally ex- prenle'lgconomlc Council; the decisions,
peels that if a soldier dies, it will be of which nlll>i be unanimous to be bind»
in bat"?- Md any other sort of death ing, and it was said here today lhcrc
seems a lamentable and perhaps un- was no reason to believe President
necessary Will}. A little reflection Wilson had changed hi...- ml'nd on the
and research. however, show that as subject.
a matter of fact the present. record in
this particular is unusually good. of German rhi]mill{-’..
Civil War records. for? the United of the finest and largest of the formcr'
States troops give 110,000 killed by German liners. ApproximatelyEfmflml‘
wounds and 200.000 killed by disease. tons of American shipping was lost in
This is almost «a ivm-toone ratio in the submarine wartnre. and the differ-
Iavor of disease. whereas the two llFTSvi‘lli't“ probablv will be retained by the
.
includin:r some'
in the present war are nearly equal. l‘niied States and paid for in the final r18!”-
In the Spanish-American war the show- ‘ settlement of tlli< claims;
lug is much worse “—lllt-rt' wen- several against Germany. l
deaths from disease in cvvry one from
wounds. ' THE HAGUE. Mar H: >Tho l';-(~?.
It should be observed that 1:,— Govcrnmenl denies that it has declt’cd
000 of these disease fatalities have 00- to surrender former Emperor Vt'illianr
curred since hostilities t-nllrtl. lt mav The question at present. it Contendk
be that they would have occurred just concerns only Germany and the Eu-
the same if the soldiem had been nlus- lime.
tered out immediatelv after Nov. 11. r.“
1918. Most of them appear to have PARIS. May- 1i tlmvasl—tlelicr
been due to the influenza. and cirillam that the peace treaty with Austria
have caught the “flu" and died from would he handed down to the delegates
of that natiin by the enjl of the pres-
It should be remembered. 100. that em wetk wa: expressed todav.
throughout the fighting period the“ it develops that the Allied POWers
was a «Miami toll of death front dis. to be represented at St. Germain in tho
ense that would have occurred no less negotiations with the Austrians will
certainly, war 01’ no W811 0|" 0! mil- be less numerous than those at Yer-
lions of men and many thousands are sallles. These powers will comprise
sure to die every year. no matter what the states which declared war upon
they are doing. The disease fatality or broke diplomatic relations with Aus-
rate seems to halve been raised $11!“ int-Hungary. ii is expected.
prisingl)’ little by the camp life of theI __
soldiers. and would probahlv have been LONDON. Illav l~l.~ The Italians are
below the normal civilian rate if it. landing milit'lry forces at Zara and
had not..been f0r the abnormal epidem- Sellenico, on the coast of Dalmatia. no
lo that was particularly hard to handle’cord‘mg to a. Renter dispatch from Bel-
in barracks. grade. the Serbian capital. The troops
~—————-4—-—-~-—-— are being moved eastward and are for-
Somebody is starting a campaign to tifying the ndgps and passes
bring the Kaiser to America for trial. PARIS. May 1.1.7-7119 three German
11 it succeedS. every county seat in nots discovettd to the Council of Pour.
the United States will be. demanding the Burns Agency says. deal with the
the honor. It would saVe trouble '0 following subjects: The first. the effect
have him tried in Siam or San Marino of the peace terms upon 09,11,311).-S
or some other allied countr'i'. .'economic situation: the second. with
————4——-—-— :the major in which President W’ilson‘s
! The formulation of the peace treaty points are applied. which is protested
and that-ensue of Nations constitution naainst. and the third, with the prin-
vus nothing compared with the and ciplea of the reparation demands.
nation essays that high 3¢h00| seniors which are protested. although it is'de-
are working on now all 0"” ml“ in" clared that Germany is prepared to.
land. .suhacrl'be to them.
count ry's
ind.
———————-—O—--r—— ' One of the notes under consideration5
Flume, the great trouble-maker. ‘3 la a note presented by t‘ount von
only an aflMht. ‘ It’s strange- Bmcktlorff—Rantzau Tuesday night.
but true. ahat Italy discovered, onlv ai-
ter the war was over. that she had
asking authorization (or the sending
of German tltficers to greet the Aug-I
. trial! peace delegation on its Arrival at.
33f. Germain. Press opinion is that th.1
request will be denied.
PARIS. Tutsday. liar lS'AssoCiatodi
Pretzel—Italian delewtes to the.Peacei
Conference me no longer insisting uD-f
ion the fulfillment of the secret Treaty:
{of London. anti this part of the contro-i
fversy relative to territon' on the east-
.‘t-rn shore of the Adriatic is tenllinf to)
in] you let the missus take her turn Ward on adjusmenl, according to those
firthe wheel? rwho have taken part in recent confer~
:’ —-——~O——~———‘ lent-es. The status of Fume is still
. lump-.nind—if'tho ice crap is S1?“)‘”'~~’belrlg discussed as the plan to make
" from ammut prices. their it a tree city similar tomnzlg has not
m’t trim intbe ice box to 890W int-rived accerilrhli' 4
I _‘———-—-O ‘ . . Roland lsilatxingctalm to some of the
* nmwmrhemmme-am- weaning amped by Germany.
‘ mic m ml 1‘ She presented her claim to thefonn-
_______._+_..___.——
There-is a lot ot'ulk about woman‘s
place in .indust—rv in these-days. but as 4
a matter of [act it is woman’s industry
which is first beginning to assume its
proper place. J
______._._..;.._———
tthe start of the senplanes 80-1 and’
r
I
imessagc which was intercepted and f
The l'nitcd States has 6.34.0th lous‘
CHATHAM. Mona, may tin-Th“? net-n and "mutt-hen
naval seaplane NC-«l left here at 9:25 = 12 f0? 81.“)
a. m. to join the N01 and N03 at Trc- ' - '
pass... x, ,.~_, H... “mm; pm," 0, m... Swtss Inset-trons
Atlantic night Tm. .\'C~«l was ,0 “,3 Assorted designs. values up to 21c
today in Halifax. i' per yard.
Th" M‘Hlilanrs 1.850 and 1,916 co?" m m
comm-alum: lhe NC-l in the start of hur' , 12 ' S {91. $1.
tileht. leaving here about ten minutes MC“ 8 25C Ila-stitched
While it was said that the NC-«l! "MWS
would Slop nt Halifax and "Ollld not 5101.311”
. alcnlpt to make the distance to \‘cw-‘W 9 ‘ ‘
. roman“ m om, mm mm "Rho": Melts 10c Homatltchcd
stop cruise
l wind was blowing at 15 miles an hour. '
’1'. L. loci-mun.
puma-diam: fill odor for
MCI]. f
mnwfllbeaconoertbythe ‘
Railroad AmfimW—j
nesday evening, between 7 andI
unlock “aroma-the
local“ willie W
public will be displayed.
Don't. miss this opportunity
of ~getting real bargains on-
Thursday. Opportunities lie
! this come only choosy-r. i
‘
NAvALstagnanthillsw .
AGAIN FLYING , -
T0 Nonrnwanof
. .
Wmuiflargams Galore
rEvery :dollar you spend at this‘aalesaves you} nartofamoflnar “In: uldin some cases savers vou another dol-
lax. Came collect your share of.these GenuiileValues in Staple and Desirable Goods.
£3“: I" ‘ mm: m " “in A“; .21.; ' O ..
STORE
Againthe Pendulum Swmgaflro-und
‘ l
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Wome ’8 65c and 75c
€916th ‘Union
evening. toJol‘n her state:- planes. the ‘
.\(‘v1 and NC-& and if she arrives
(‘omntazider Towers said that the Suits
three overseas fliers might hop ofl to-i “93““ and 3"" “"8
gether. The N04, however, probably 2 forum
will require 24 houm' overhauling. but
if she is “here and weather conditions .
do not disappoint, it was considered'
probable that tomorrow night would8
see the fliers of! on their moonlighti
trip to the Azores. ‘
\VASHINC‘IDN. Ma); 14.--Whilei
weather conditions along the route,
(mm. Trepassey Bay to the Azores
were improved today. meteorological
experts at Newfoundland held that
they still Were "unsatisfactory" for
Women’s 25c Vests
Square and V necks-sleeveless
fifth-31:00
Boysflc Blames
’Good quality stripe particles. with
collar attached \
2 for $1.00
Men’s $1.25 Working
. Shirts
Attached collars—almue stitched
seams—All sized
$1.00
”5' $1560 ‘Wush Suits
NO: on their transatlantic flight. ac-E
cording to dispatches received at ”it“
Navy Department. :
“’ASHJNGTON. May LLwLif‘uts
(.Tommuader A. C. Read plans to stop"-
lhe naval seaplane N04 at Halifax; Stripes and plain colors. Mule
for uni ya few minutes during its“ Norfolk Style. 3 l0 8 years.
flight front t‘hnthanl. Mass” to New~ 81:00 '
foundland. He so advised the cruiser-
llaltimmtc. at. Halifax. in a wireless; WW'S 15¢ Hm!"
chick
relayed to the Xavv ~i
' Department a f'“ 1 Fancy Borders. 'Widered (‘or’
minutes before 1 o‘clock.
ii'res said it was not certain that she.
would stay a‘; Halifax all night. There ' ‘
was a probability. it was said. that? liner-$1.00
should the engines work mmri)’.,' Womal’s $1.25 Silk Gloves
Lit-ut.-tfomniundtr A. (‘.
, Read in th ‘
MM might decide 6
. _ two claxps. Double finger tipped.
to make only a,‘ ~
Black. white and my
brief stay in Halifax and manic hi : .
lllgfit from there tor Trams", u: 81.0093“-
lug t. ‘ - 9
noxraux, :s'. v. in, 14.4.“; “mammack
Suede Gloves
A remnant lot. while they last
$1.00pah
All SilkL'Moire $1.25 Hand
flours $1.00
Xavy dirtgible (‘-5 left here today on 7
a. flight to St. John's.‘N. P. which may
be followed. if the coastal perform.“
ance proves satisfactory. by an at»
tempt to fly across the Atlantic.
The balloon took the air at 8 a. in.
and promptly attained her maximum‘
fic-und 35c¥ercales
8mm quality. light and dark. 36..
inches wide
. Syandsjor.$l.00
W-an’aficnme' but“
"$1.498“. Black Pocket
Books sum 7
39¢ All SifltRibbons
Dresden. Maid Fur-ex Stripe. ‘: a, s m *
4 yards tor-.31.» PM mafia!” 51m
Women’s $1.49 N'ait ColmnbieGMwn ‘*
- Gowns Yarn
Flesh l'olor Batiste-limiletl-qualr Remnant lot «if Odd Colo"!
”'Y 3 balls for 31.00 F
inf $1.00 see film“ Yarns -
9 - ' All colors
“$9,222 " I'm 2balls for stroll.
E Dexter’s Knittinz Cotton
Choice variety. prettily trimmed
3m Regular We each 12f :51 m.
l t -‘ - 1 or -
Egmtmlfi P333293 All smash 31:50 ‘
"dances. excellent quality muslin ... . m ya.”
314” 3150 no t; Corsets
L“; burn ——all since
M 51.25 Envelope
flhemise'smlo 5L0"
women’s $1.49 Bungalow commumrs $1.00
W 2 (lords Clinton Safely pints. . 20c
. ‘ . .l roll Tape ............... 30c
Made at good quality percule» vu- .
rtety "r .“mcuw ”"9““ ' 1 Card belong Hooks and byes ltic
m 1 11mm Tape ............ ”to
$1.25 M. . SI 1 Pair Dress Shield—- ........ no
N 1 Package Bone Hair Pins .. 25c
Curtums 2 Spools Silkaleen .......... 16c
Val ton and lace trim-ted edges T‘ ——
‘1“ ”If Total value ............. ".26
31.00
.mm
Choice variety of patterns.
h COMBINATION sun
4 .VII‘dB ‘01' “:00 l Colgate Talcum Powder 25c.
$1.50 M“ “It i Kolnos Tooth Paste ....... . 25c
Shephe I'IEdK - - l (‘Iticura Soap .............. 250
rd C ssghm , l Pond'e (‘old Cream ......... . 23c
_ i 1 "Id 1 Dressing (‘omh ............ the
$1.00 All Wool Serge
W int-his ride. all color. .. Total Value .............. H.232
51.00 yard . .
- . WATIOIN 31”
29c Crflll Towel!“ ~ 1 Cologne ................... 25c
5M8 “In.” 1 Butterfly Talcum Powder . . . . 250
75c Fm M V“ " 1 Kinds Face (‘roum .......... 50c
42 inches Wide—‘All mod plan col- 1 Juror Mum ................ 25c
ors . .._._ -
ZMSMIM Total Value .. . 31.2.3
COMBINATION S1 .lm
‘t‘Spools Silk
3 Spools Twist ..
2 Spools Rooting t‘ottnn .
3 Yards Belting .........
2 Conic Acorn Snaps .....
6 Spools Burning Cotton . . .
.Sl
5.3”. . w . f ‘1‘”. 5'“. “ in:
Total Value
No. 7 Parlor Brooms
Extra quality corn. value $1.50“
Slim
12 Inchfla'n'i‘loor Broom
with handle .............. 81 i.
1 Box Swot-ping Compound _
it...
..................
3"- “ “a“
Steel Em Cookin:
.Kctfle
IO quart size with cow: .4: .
bandit-s \v'nlut‘ 31?.”-
2%.;
Sl
No. 8 Steel Enamel TU:
Kettles 1.00 .
Seven-quart size. Regular .
Galvanicd Iron Foot 'l‘uih
Large size. recular ‘fll'lt‘v S‘.
\“ t'o
“mm Pattern
’ Tillie cloths $1.0“
Value $1.50.
Huck Face Toweh
Borders slightly Inoeti. vain. .
6 for Sl.ll~~
Sideboard and Bureau
Scarf $1.00
llemmed \vl’h wide late
Value 81.49.
Athletic Bath Towels
Value Mr.
3 for 5"] .ll‘
.a—s-
Hundreds of Other Items
That Are the Pathfindera
to Dollar Savings
50 Pieces of Gilt Edie
Hill'l'l Grade Fancy Dress‘
Voile
69c qllitlily at
cruising speed of (my miles an hour.
which was expected to drive the big
bag over the 1.200-mlle course in
Nveoundland in twenty-four hours.
Under command of neon-Command '
er Emery W'. Coil. the C-5 took a;
northnast course. expected to carry
her over the naval air station at Char.
ham. Malta. and thence along the New -'
England and (‘anadlan coasts to 8hr
John’s. There "lightenthan-air" ex. ' -
perta, put ashore from the cruiser Chi-
cago with spare pal-ts. tools and sup l'
piles of inflation gas and fuel. await. ’
the “blimp." ready to assist in prepar-
ing her for a possible 2.mmlle. non-
There to the British Isles. i
was a possibllit '. also. {
otticers said. that the rollte oi misaglcl;
heavier-than-air machines ‘
Anores might be followed. reducing '
the longest “Jump" to appmxl-atcly‘
}.300 miles by making a stop at. Puma '
Del Gerda. Adoption of this route;
would give the dl‘ri‘ible the benefit of
the warship patrol eatahllahed'i‘or the -
seaplanes, the plane bein being to ,
49c'yurd
44 inch All Wool Settles
All the very best colors. 82.00 qual-
it)’.
$1.49 yard
44 Inch Fine White Voile
slfl‘t ”:18 (3-5 on her eastward e i " bargain at 50“ Tomorrowe ltd
3 er t e NC expedition has reached.
Europe or at least has completed the l 44C Y \
Newfoundland-(mores leg of its‘.
cruise. '
“men the (3-5 took the air a south
Black Talia; Silk
83.00 value. one dollar oi? the reg
ular price. Tomorrow
$2.00 yard
Black Duchess Subtl'
$3.00 value. one dollar off the regu-
Although no official announcement .
was made of the balloon'a destination,1
it was stated that radio messages had i
been sent to the temporary base at St. '
John’s and to the Chatham, Mann. Bar i
Harbor and Portland. Me. naval fir’
10” ”Was
' 31.00
~0nly Quote ado aCustomer
One Dollar Reduction on the Price of Every
Ill-less, tout, Suit. Skirt or Cape
Market! '3898 or up.
One Mar Reduction on the Price—of Every
Walnut-dict
fl‘“ We WM
Sufi
in the land.
40 IndlColoI-cd Silk
Ma
The be" - All colors. You save dollars on
Regular
price $3200 yard. ‘On every yard . .
sxtations to be on the lookout for her. lur {ll-ice, Tomorrow. . you save one dollar. mm 7 "I" dress. Tomorrow 35c Prophylactic 1 :-
“ 89911“! videos message. Intended? . . ‘ \ t):
.0 reach films a. 383' also announced 32:00 Yfl'd £2.” Jud $1.49 yard Brushes ...)(‘
the start of the night. "
The “blimp" was taken out of her
hangar «at 7 o'clock after a “tuning;
" crew had worked throughout the;
.—»w_
night, following her successful night.
yesterday to new London. Conn. imtheriy wind. increasing the dirlg'i—
_ Services of three hundred sailor. Me's speed to upwards of 65 miles an '
were required to haul the diliglblenbour. continued throughout the trim.
buoyed up by 180,000 cubic feet of the "blimp" night what. John’s at:
gas, out of its hangar and “walk” it, to , 3 or 4 o’clock tomorrow min-hing. 3
the beach. ”light dying. especially if no clonda‘
Five men, in addition to IJeuL-Com-l obscure the full ma. would be en
manner Coil. comprised the C-S's crew. l ordinary experience for the 'buloon- ;
Lieut. J. V. Lawrence is pilot; tau, who have made numerous tests, 3
o. 1’. Campbell. mm; Eat-in an; at all hours, from their home moan;
H. M8111. radio operator. and bitter ,' at Cape May. N. J.
Machinist'rl‘uteo 8.11. 8mm and
m. . mummmmom’,
,"We will m.ae*m yet", tucker. loft ’ -
lipid mm m an ‘haidurn _
The GS. driven by two 1204:0319;
flight about the buy. set out today in i
a nonheuterly Mien. m cm
her crane tom arctic-land tic-3,;
waiting at wry. fist, for favor- i
able weather to start on the projected
transatlantic-fight. -j
Ollie”: at the naval air nation,
wheel-them” om her ;
mmmmmm mm , No}:
man *flfit from *wmm 10W LT SOUTH
mmfix, “"m “lint mm. m ‘3 0mm)
The Cnflord Hotel
upon W m run or A sums" 0?
“momma. may 1m
m1. WE.
'l‘nmm
33c varr
Yard Wide Dress Plaidr
Regular bill" yard 'l'mlliil ."II\\ .
~ 56c vars.
0n e\el‘y skit" _\’1\ll \. .w .w mulul
9 x 12 Full Size
Tapestry Brussells Rug-s
l‘landsomt tin-urn: Resulnl ‘ ll
323.‘0ur cu" p' .-. $2.1M! ltmr
row’one dolllll' n‘l’
-a‘_m,~u.--~mm&m- a- «or
Rrgulai price 49c yard
"--
3"" 'w
l —n—-'
f00 27 x 54 Tap~Brussell
RUES
Tollitll'rtiw
32.00 t‘lli’i‘
It’s the Pennies Th'
Count. They Soon Mini
Dollars
Women‘s 25c Collars l '
Lace Trimmed
25c Woodbun">‘ FH‘
Soap 17C
10c Cake Ivory Soa.i
25c'Bottle Standli:
Peroxide llc
Regular $2.73
mrietor.
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