l‘lAYl9‘26 "a .
19193: =
‘A man my be down. but he's never out.”
furnidhod the tlwrne far the hfilc‘ml Home Smire Fund (lawman poser do
signed by Froderick Dumas. the noted artist. From this luo lies evolved a
typifylng the hand of the Salvation Arm machine"
out to 19‘(L€ {lose who are en—‘l-rnrzded in the floods of pourtr and fine A the naval omcial at
uniting artistic creation.
the Salvation Army shawl
MWEM
MSEAHANE
Sixty Destroyers, Fm Bat-
tlesllips and Many Auxil-
inry Naval Vesels on Bantam
From Trepassy Bay to
Azores
WSTRUETEB lfl'
GIVE All] If) HIERS
Will Also Shape the Coursei
For the Big Air (haft
\VAe‘lllXGTOV \lay 13—~Coimi-
dent ‘llh the start. from 'lropaesoy
'Ba_1 .\‘ F loda}. of the Antenna:
not} :9aplanos in an eflon to male
Mr.
t
.ed all: into the out. over the!
Broad but: end the broad Atlantic.
they entered upon a course not only
cot-eta!!! charted. bun-trolled by re-
aeandupnlrnfipsanthewnytotbe
m «not.
Wmmcmisenotase'
”mmuanau‘ptl
mud! to win hr the United States
”with: am trans Atlantic arr
flight. but as an undertaking for the
advancement o! sconce and seamen-
the American Navy placed it
own rnst resources at the m o.
aviators. and enlisted those 0.
“fiber mom We in an
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g
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lelort to assure the salon of the cross;
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the first transatlantic air We, the
Navy Department made panic an on-
der. issued April 13. which governs the;
actions at every aircraft and naval
tatsol “warmed with the ion: mglx.
t b.“
and to reduce to a umntnntn the e!
bent at chemo in the project“
A aunt. of destroys-s. reinf-
hnlfiigw 3";41 aflrrv :1": .. .
trinket: «again. -= re:- " 1 .u ;o
m on lien-tap» on the trash
mathendiose: -ottbemller«-o-
sole failed to function. formed a chain
of communication across tho Attan tr:
while the punter. tone nrocoeding to
-Ilathn until the
. i am .—
1
«hair base hero. The Ioa t will main,
ltirdma are;
tuned. the datm'ers on close huh-t
-or that an hour's steaming in!"
bring one of than to the
place of any of the aircraft forced to
descend. Motbor ships, tenders.' and
other naval units. a: intent 1': ain‘t;
the cm. have mechanic; (mat:
tra carts and gasoline abrutl. rend:
to giveotd which would hate noo-
sible resumption it its journey by a
plane not out of commission bye . .
defects.
The order has issued b1 Captain dzi fie patrol M in wireless met
tits Lorilnz.
force
Thc order "oxides
mg and subsequent movements (1
sin; destroiers. four battleship. ml
3 number of auxiliary 1131 al 1c~~el..
The route which the seophnes ate to
cm“ 0‘ stall. desfioyerjthroughout its tough and in
l
fll' the “a. hm.. ‘5
i
take to the Azores is marked by a ntr
ban or destroyer: motioned abont any
miles apart Theoe vessels have been
on their stations for several date an.-’
huse kept the department here and
Trot-539)- 53211-
Faluxtitan Army lass is the principal figm v and the starlet lining of her I look lt‘o’tt‘tantly informed as to the mateoro
thrown back as she enfolds those who are -all: n: mt to her in alt-trees far- lozical conditions.
mutt-s the ”or with its one «pot of
blot-ks. @3533?! goons, indifntite 9! tin: fibrlll «lands at patron: 1nd ‘5‘.“3-
3mm MY REDS
Annual Bridget Shows Reasons
for $13. 000. 000 Drive *
Vast Activities Conducted by 1.000
Corps in United State;—
Future Plano.
. "w.¢
New York.— ~{S‘pnaal)——'l‘lie annual
budget of the Salvation Army, contain-
ing a W and imprebensit‘t- stato-
mem o-t'the‘t-ost of nmintslning its in
riod arfifitk‘ thmurlumt the l'nitrivl
States. has tum-n lt~<llf45 from National '
a...“ .— ......
.
Hoadquttrtorr. 1:.” We»: l'nlll‘lv't‘ltll;§
street. Tic- S‘:.l;"it“_ .sitow «it it 3153
.
nomry for the sanction Army to:
l
[:0 $140!? the Al..t'.“lt‘lvll lwnplt- m flw
Week of Mass :0; and 3%.“ :‘n-m tn
runnitnuto $33.0‘NINN Huttw
Sortiro Fund.
There: an- itii‘.’ rut‘ps owl Ullllltfi" u"
the Salvation Arnty ll: the l‘mwrl ‘
States. W cm! of lmllln" min: tlww '
is $2,885.00!) 114‘ maximum"
whirl: than r-orps may emu-wt
«rm-struts in tum-tings. mmrihmimw
in n-
11' PS
llH'Hllu‘ -
Yrum l
of manly-rs and o: lwr mm 1!. comr-
lmtiono it: 5713 00“ m: l. :g the not In
tal cat-t nf strumming llu' tun-s SL-l
70.00”
Tin: Nut «2' r:.a:n:a.:.in;: vl'xkinnal'
and proxlzn 2:.i it"fithuiil‘lfll". '1 1 it - st: 1
porvise 13.0 “writ of ll." inrnl 'Hl‘pr.:
Will be, art-nrding In tho lnj-l2w_ >32“.- 3
000. '
Iii-sides tho work of Mun-r1 Mm: the
lot-til headqnurws‘; mmlm-i: :mrl
divisional lwadqtrartt-rx we in (Margo!
of several of the N01129:"): Army‘s
largest ambition “Mild” in! mm.-
tlon of fresh sir vamp: lur l-l ;‘.- .ron.
relief and maple-3413mm hurt nus and lb.
provincial hand“. .
Under the howling of “national and :
territorial obligations" the San-attain g
Army includes the oxymusos of nmln- ~
mining what are among its best Luann
Swim. those Whir‘h may he irrmzp- *
ed under the gonernl name of "wial
tart} For this purpose the Arm}:
wants $1,270,030.
The penalon fund budget is 3400.001
The Solraflon Army has tletortntnml
on tho ere-Mon of many XJW' buildings
for social work in the future. The
hull“ ”grant will require expendi-
tures of $1,875,000.
The remainder otvtbe amount nought
for the Home Service Fund to for
corps. divisional end prorincialjutld-
Ines and a small contingent fund.
Details of the Salvation Army"! or»
“ville? tn the United Staten for the
last year drew how re-nrkalile is the 3
move of tbe Amy's endeavors and
what rest numbers ofpeopie it oerven.
Fur instani’o, the Amy maintains sev-
enty-tire hotels for men and women.
Lust your 1.656;"? perms found
sleeping accommodations in these.
Beds were supplied for 127,889 chil-
dren in the Army's four chi hit-en‘s
homes in tho same period. while 48,-:
63" children nor» shelter-ml in the slum ,
no series. In the industrial homes
beds were stippliul foe 1.742.815. In
tr- rescue homes: and maternity hos-'
3:2? .tls 13:9 guts uent under the cure.
of *he Anny last year. t
224‘
t»tttttitttttrtrtttttrtttttrttttitttnrte»
no“... a. ..~-m. ..... .‘o.._. ...... .o .w m. ..
" lie Amn- has 2.918 oficers and on-
lrt~ in the t'nited States Lam gear
the:- nrmched to over 24,000.00!) per-
IOI .1
t half Wnifll’)‘ old bottle in the {react-o:
: of poverty in the United Stanton.
l
brilliant r-nlor. The background it- of;
. q.- .—-«» -
EVANGELINE IOOTH TELLS
HOME SERVOCE FUND’S NEEDS.
l. tanxolzne M1tlr.<ommnn«l~r at {the ‘-
Senorita: Army in tlw l'nixed Stan-t.
explaining 2hr» rtur‘pntso n! the ram-
pant: for Slihfltumu whirl; 11.“ be
t-ummwtv‘d from Mu) lit '0 Ma} 2“ fur
the Sntt‘n'lon Arm) Hume Service
Fur 1!, <rmi:
"Thv Salvation Army has int-en toll.
ing an the upward trend for more
than half a country. doing 311;: 1.13:! it
did in Pram-e. all in tlw saw t-pirét
and warmer. but you did not happen
to hear M it. perhaps,
"The war dfltlflt’tl our forces and
our finanr-t-s at home. There 1mm ho‘
out only a rehabilitation now. but wet
must rise in the new high-two mark
and vault» oursolrp.‘ m tunlmnln Low in
tho l'uitwi Slate! the rontml-z‘ we
u't-rn prixilozml to malt» on boil: sides
of tlw non ‘n-vauso ( f the war."
'l‘lvo Salxai'uux .‘JIM Home Sonia:
Fund womb: for $i3J¥H$flfi Will he.
('nttdtmed «mt-mu the on k of May l‘t
Its sww- Es trail mantle the ‘l‘u-
7’:in Army tn ”11"th double its!
wrung gnu-n: the punr.
L1H,
The Saltation Army returns from
llu.‘ ”Win-Mrs of FNHI‘P tn take up In-
Nt-
Army Home:
fur $13.0“Hi'0
tm-nihor tho Senorita:
Svrvir-t‘ l-‘txnd (‘2t719]I:H,.1‘
3235‘ 19-26
ittfitfitiiifitiifi
LLOY D GEORGE
PRAlSES “ARMY."
Bronze-line P-tmzl: t‘nmnmnvlvr
of tho Salvation: Army in the
['Klilml 51’3““. rv-o-lhul ”it: ful-
lnwiug letter from Itnl-J Lie-)6
Gent-av:
“British relocation.
“Paris. April 5, 19:9. ’
“boar Madam—l have very ‘
zront pleasure in sondLng you
this lottor m on}: how highly I
think of the great work whim
has LN’n dune It}; tlw Salvation
Army timings: 1:“ Allied Armies
in l‘ranro am} the rumor theaters
of war. Tron: all .S'Jlo: I hear
7119 most glowing nwottuts, n! the
way in whirl. your people have
added to the “anion and wel-
fnrv of our soldiers. To me it
has always been a grout joy 10’
think how much ”at fingering;
and hardship.- omlurod by our
troops in an yarn. of 'he world
have horn less-mod by the self-
tar'rlfir'o and dot mint» ssh-turn to
than: by that art-lion: organiza-
tintz. the Salt-min" Army. Yours-
faithfully.
"DAVID LLOYD GEORGE.
“(‘r-mmatxdor Etnngvline Booth.
New York ('iti.“
The Saltat‘ 2 Arm} Hmne
Elmira I‘ 1: ml ('rmpaign {0:31.1-
mm”; mu he Em. an: ed elm-in.
the tit-0k 01' May W26.
fliifitfiifiilfififififitififififiti#Itllfit‘ttfiibiiitt.
*titiiftitttitttt'?
we.
The salvation Army‘s slogan is: “A
man may he dm‘rn. but lit-'5 13"“61' out 3"
The ”Anny" will ask {or 813.000300:
during the work of May l9-26. Your
contribution will help prove tbe'trfith
g of the slogan. . i
The success of the Sulrauon Aron}?
Home Sewiee Fund mm {or 813, ,2
mull—May 1%.. 's—nwnuc less pm—
erty and less crane In the United
Staten.
J
i
I
ghattleships Florida.
§\\'yoming have been stationpd on the
. the graphite-
‘the vest.
'Will
‘ll’ one plane is forced
' or assstant‘o
Florida
v:t‘nme obsenntions null the
the
and
In addition to the dPFlmyelr.
l‘tah. Ton.
outskirts of the course to futuish fut-
ther meteorological data throughout
tho light.
The noaplaaes am to ho in constant
omnmunication trial: the naval Y?§SPH.
in addition to the radio marinara»
'ion.
spor‘ial illuminating ton-hen. star
sholls and flows to merit their course
at night,
'l‘wentyone dwtrnyors are stallnned
.- on the Tremaine): Bay-Sm: leg. with
. tour Additional vessels in reserve.
the sou-lanes pans nhoto n destroyer.
AS 1
touch
with the rum Staten Weather
tell no “no of rations
nationalities coining the [Mite At-
lonttc. trill keep the aviators posted
on weather
they are approaching. also metal
in; with the nifgnmrs M the
plants in directing tbe ll; glut
"Give to no luck. not! or bed. and
the tmnsocennic rotaae
made without tumble. " anld Command
or Job H.1‘owore. m of the expo-
dltlon mil“ below tho
i
“the!
x
t
.
a
3
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renditions in the areas-
.1
t
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should bk '
2
t
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l
hnp '5
cl!" «1 the couple-«nee. of the nan-.135.
preparations. "We are not
undenak» '
mg the impossible. we are not battling.
on chance;
one“): within the mechanical tux-emit-
itieeottnoh‘ Cphm. bomb-eu-
03311119.
or salable propru. that an air crni. u—
.toEumknWWm
lhv (19.4?!‘05‘312‘ are ptmidmi wit!:'
the lam-r is to obtain a radio commit?
nit-anon. ascertain the condition or the
planes. and indicate tho true confine to
the next vessel.
During the night the deamr s "-2
l
L
Stations One to Sixteen till keep boil-E
liantly illuminated. to provide against
missing a ship and thus
losing the m: To start! further
against tin‘s (“lunacy the destroy-
ers are ordered. it the Mann In"
'not been sighted at the approximated
:lime they M arrive.
to make
Ono or ( ommander Towers“ brother
olcers dtclared that a new b'a‘cn or
We are axle-9:3: a Luge-a.
without reckless rink or me‘
I ,
l
the “lathe at naviution m m:
~ on around tlw K C putter. mu.- mating:
the night an undertaking expected to
contribute mate-Hula: to 19.9w whom“
ment of the attention at
”it era ‘
itilant strides have been made in de'
\‘elopmen' of the slot-ring of weather‘
charts to be used on the flight anu thv:
ere-Re “med, to moo-allot: non}.
while motto in the export-onto out
blue. voter.
9
The novel aircraft. the X (2-1. ‘03..
end 3: C4. huge flying boats which new
cend trom‘a “take 01!“ in the water
and “land" alt-o on the stir-hoe o! the
icon. aro driven by Liberty motors, Your
smoke clouds. show seam. fire‘
mar shells and notify the next STUD to
11m next vet-0| in the “no
make the samv
quarters at an hour before the plan»
aro die to arrive.
Upon being notified that it has been
sighted by planes. or when a station
ship sight: the fliers. the vessel Bl Sm~
fmedlntety stop Hooking or drink mt
‘shoih, will “it" the em! me to.
the next station. and wm st-m not.
ly on that cm to indicate the proper
route and will keep in radio mmni
cation with thr- fl) ing ships.
signal: for 1.1m
‘with
fneor and radio uywrator occupy
Planes forcml to land In the water:
: during darkness will indie-21o thozr pa
1
sition and condition by rado. rock“...
‘and fares with the following mean:
mgr Groom star-Can get on the
walor again. no assistance required;
rod star or flare-assltance required.
to land. the
others Mn remain in the vicinity of.“
a_ruport of her condition is renewed
arrives
During The flight nil deauoyern am
tioned along the mute are to drama; a
number which will indicate
t
l
to the 7
floors the distance they have cmod.‘
Careful precautions have been taken
by the Navy Department to keep lht‘,
air (leer of all exoe‘pt emergency radio
messages during the fight.
If whilo of! station a destroyer
sights any plan“. whether known to be
.engaged in Lht‘ transatlantic flight 04
an" 1
not. it is ordered to signal 1':
plane the duty ’it is on and. it dented.
.the true course to the next rowel on
station. All ships in the vicinity are
instructed to proceed with all Wine
epoeotl in answer to :5 U 5 calls and
make “a” elm m ”‘5” in mutt rhief or W at
11 during which he pmtcinoted in the
necessary to continue the night
to a piano and renovating 1.500 homo
power.
withwa wine span of 1201 feet. length
1‘?on an: of the biplane twat
over :11 0:9 foot and low?! 0% hill. 40‘
foot. The craft weld“: that: pounds
with mitigating and wire-tom equin‘
mom obrond. but without
tool.
pounds
1119 None; how a dual control air;
crew and.
Tho totnl lime weight is :fi am
a
torn with rents sroo by side. and int- ‘
tank. tor the
ward of the gasoline
fillets. oach of whom ban- a comma-to
I?! M instruments.
es. The navigntinx Motion. outfitted
the refutation marine tantra.
is in the hour. while the gingi-
lhv
main compartment at .b- tanks. Th~
whines are exported to cruise. I'llnozzt
winds. 73 tlandt mile an hour and tho
,izasnl no cam-u: 1 of It?! lot) pounds :‘ll‘l
carry thom upwnrdsz of 1500 miles
com-idtrabls in t‘Xtt-~> of tho lnnzcw
last of the ocean Right—from T 9519.:
see to the Alarm—without re- fueling
\Vith Commandvr “overs in enargo
of the expedition. the three plants so
out in command of \lr. Tmers. “Lou
A t‘ Ree-J and.
moms.
including comoees« .
tenant tornmander .
Liomcnant Commander l‘. .\. l._ Bvlv
linger. .
Commander Towers who !;< 34 yer-e .
of axe. was born in Georgia and on?
tot-ed the \arnl Auden; in 1902 A“
tor mice (n unions warships be one
aosigned to tl-p miation seclon
infittunion lbs 1 193:5 bv‘furo tho out
break of the Bump-"an Wan. Midvdr
for;
at 011911 found bin] in Mt of th':
mistim main at the Glarmm’l
"rainwater nonds oftho Atlantic
fleet and in September. 1911. as a lion- .
it‘mt he went to London a-2 ”51‘".
ant to the Ant-1m novel attache At-
tora tnnrotdon on “remaine-
the disabled mane cannot proceed end selection a: “fiction motions and ten
blroyer is instructed
‘Bb’lmm.’
Announcement of the May Sale
Commencing Monday. the Nineteenth,
Continuing for six days
This Sale will olfer seasonable goods in House F urnish-
inzs. Wearing Apparel. Dry Goods and Accessories.
- Realizing tint now is the time one is considering Pttl'tfh
and Summer Furniture. prices have been reduced even or:
the newest lines. This will he a great accommodation
every hover.
Grass and Fibre Rugs
Millinery, choice styles lately arrived
Tailored and Sport Suits
Shoes for Women and Children
Some very special Corsets and various lines
I of Undermuslins
.
Silks
Laces
All things people need
It wil be to every one‘s advantage“: anficmteones
antral for the entire gunner.
Yonwinfilltlismerlaad
delitetedbyanenginetbotrmMynflm,” huddnyont.
. S. L. BENEDICT
78 No. Main St,
There are included:
In Apparel
Wash Goods
Men’s Wear
“limb
Porch Chairs and Rocker
WfllowChairs&Rockers Rustic Cedar Furniture
with tapestry coverings for lawns and'gardens
Linens
Hosiery
W
1.
i
. It in nbudun
pout '
So. Norwalk.
m:
Guantanamo air squats... Alter oer
vino in 1914 on the state! the m d
Totem was down-lied I'll” “‘59 you the Pensacola station. where ht.‘ non
Lieutenant Commander Read. 32
”mnumammm- year "(age wubomm‘kewkanv
passer,
the battleships Utnh “denture.
Winona neteoroiomenl filled tat-led assignments until 1915. 'tthe ‘WAuamgc in.”
After leaving Annapolis be
obsenations and proceeded he: to: when he reported at, the naval atr- eta»-
thls country.
The Texas and 'Wyomlng will our; “0 years later he took command of
I’ll-es the minus— amino st 1333‘ share. a
reach the Azores. but will send return: Mud. lemma similar
ports to the base ship U. 6. 8.31m"
mmmm ‘r'hileontne
“mum. Whammy» amotrfifiddkwflmm
knasu.w.bieh boobeenntflynouth. at Wnsntnmmfolh'hx year-be
W,immediowl1
bower: the Auras end Unison to ne- honinmmwm in”?!
ponneteorologialmsthele.
The planes are bland-g am
tors course from Mistaken Point. on Live Itenant
Trennaseyfin
them
route to Hort:
Magnum-due“:
Mil start
«a: must b- am in the
true-continental “1
(We:- Flt-Hm
moorvnamnu mummmrtymm
thencebytbeohmmnuthmnmde-yuoa
or Puma marry, «a
m
“meta
flemam
”awomtrMMlnml
cute III-noun 0.
Hampton Roads astoni- camp. to;
whlch he reported later in 1917.1{9'
was on detached Navy Department
duly when he was selected as 031‘ o:
The battleships New York.
Rear Admiral Rodman’e flag fiyxng
fmthe fistmmuaoewitn
the destroyer patrol.
mended by Rear Admiral Hunk-non
the matter Rochester.
New YORK, In: 9.———1"he nun-'4:
dim (3.5 m m I” land
”use at Cape flay. N. 1., My
afternoon!” ll. 1.. art-Iv-
ed “fly in ”I It ' I
otthotriflovalfllmietiele. .
“sanguine-polo,“
2:.339 Lanai-noel ot lento-k
mmmtmnn
A“
the1
Ariana
:‘i‘m 31 “33mm" ‘0' instruction ’sar, Utah. Florida and Texas. with,
whznh‘ in gun»;
been reported that lit- ("-5 would
start tor Halifax by way of Chatham .
;condiuons “9 Wit Wk .0 the; his «mm 85 W7 nt-{nnsal aeronautics. ho was am to also.
.base hazardous or W the de-
‘0 m “19 to Gordon the pleas for the trans-tu- Minot
.trev. and to salvage all run: or the; tunic flights.
; plane pouibie.
a.-- n— _ _._-._.—._.._ .-
688!“ FOR FURNITURE.
him a few housekeepers tail to
realize just how much they can im
”prove their mam lasagna; it on
into-Ithaca“ 'syotemtic tmtmem
from time to time. Even when it has
begun to show the edema of hard
tinge. it may be made to mount: its.
former om. K it is well cared
for. About once a week. after dust-
ing. oil the matched parts, it there
an any. than“ be rubbed with a son
doth which has been dipped in lin-
seed oil. A ausfactory totalling rub.
tom intanvanposedotanatttn'eot~
fed-Edi“ oil end mm-:
the. mMWan Science Konl‘
tor.
.elot hing readil} . l"
unsightlinos‘.
U
‘ — Try “on all t .‘zflfm;
_So.th Walls l-T‘" ‘11.
. 1* l1
yon desire t?“ l" " '
rubbed ol’ thomug‘. 1
last truos o: l’. u)
Iasbed Wuumilt
hotwwaxer. it 1'.
0991“!“ dried by .
n soft cloth or
should never at .
furniture which i
or varnish. as
which tend to our .:'
mar the texture n: "
The applicanvn
bed in well, will
large scratchm 1,.
A little melted
deeper crook: lta~ 7»
Ruccorsful dr . .« .
x
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