Evening Star Newspaper, May 16, 1921, Page 13

MONSTER WATER PIPES CUT FAR BELOW GROUND Oxy-Acetylene Blowpipe Appara- tus, Used in Baltimore, Proves to Be Great Time-Saver. i § | Special Dispated to The Star. | BALTIMORE. May 16—Baltimore, § | the home of most of the world-famous inventions of the past century, is to- day adding an epoch-making sclentifio demonstration of the hitherto impossi- ble task of cutting monster water pipes R § | far below the ground by an oxy-acety- lene blow-pipe apparatus. At one of HPC Paint Insurance / —is House-Life Insurance. Covering your J home inside and out with HPC Honest Pro- * tective Coverings of quality—scientifically made from tested materials—insures its o P e MAY 16, 1921 WASHINGTON, D. T, PETS OF THE CIRCUS. { | 4] i i 13 |BAPTIST MINISTERS HIT ALLEGED BLUE LAwW! Deciare Opposition to Enforcing ! Sunday Observance by Legisla- tion—Declaration Causes Stir. Cpecinl Dispatch to The Star Md.. Mav 15— Action by | t ministers in declaring that | opposed ta efforts to enforce Sabbath observance by law or thus to impose any other religious obligation upon the people of the state ha caused some stir this weck among the | extreme advocates of blue law At tho time when the Sunday base ball case was pending and the first, of th season’s games were being! played & resolution was offered to| the Laptists for passage. Th ed upon as s arded hose who had HOODOO HAS NO TERROR |LABOR GAINS PREDICTED FOR COUPLE OF LOVERS WED FRIDAY, MAY 13 Special Dispatch to The Star. CUMBERLAND, Md., Altoona, P e Pearson, nineteen, of Juniata, Pa. for they came to Cumber- land Friday, the 13th, and wers married. Thd bridegroom said that there were thirteen passengers in their coach, 2513, haunled by engine 2713, and that they arrived here at 11:13 in the morning. The taxi driver had thirteen as the Jast nu- meral of his license, and they got their marriage license in thirteen Tha bridegroom’s name W, contains thir also IN GOMPERS STATEMENT 'Drive Against Unions Harmful to Business Interests, Says Head is “most unfo: nate. not al as it refers to the working people. but to the business interest of the countr: heartedness of e, Prasident Samuel G rs of the of labor de- clared today, in_a Statement at the dosing session of the federation's ex- ocutive council “The policy of the ing made by the fory { said the labor 1. | every thought a of our rep ]Alx\n<rlan Federation drive now be s of greed violative name predicted a happy the sun shon to_enter their prote matter . when the came out finall the effort to ha religious questioh, taking 2 that they did not wish their mem- bers to participate in *games, but ere not for locking up others who |* Ay in the rural sections of the held different views. ate and in small towns. where the The idea of the church in action|Sentiment against Baltimore's Sunday against the lawmakers who-refase (o fbehavior is most deplorable la stand for the extreme restrictions on{Some of the larger towns the senti- Sabbath pastimes was condsmned byq{ment for locking up base ball man- some of the ministers as just what | aGers is not so strong as it was a they wished to avoid. This means {T6W Years ago. that the Baptists will not as a de-| In the city the members of the nomination help to support a lobby at|legislature, most of whom are more the next session of the legislature, |OF less receptive camdidates for re The ficht for lawmakers committed | election, have heard of no effort to pi to the ban on Sunda: them down to an expression on th Vispite the opposit alliance has speakers every 4, “no matter how virule bor may be, a: as in the past, on movement of the worki the world in every epoch, they 3 ome gain in spite of the re- lentless antagonism backed by forces of imperialism and autocracy.” AGAINST INTERMARRIAGE. HPC Outside House Paint five-foot water mains, five of these HPC Interior Flat Wall Paint 2] (“oimiens v mert wio tveomn: . and a half inches thick. Formerly it ‘fhe oxy-acetylene heat is the next the arc light, while it is used for weld- has a minister for physical tomorrow, long life. HPC painting promotes beauty and prevents decay. the crossings whero remaking iotiithe street necessitated changes i ;‘ COIors’ $3'75 gal' ¥ | mammotn ducts were carved up fn less c e at unti 4 White, $4.00 gal. A | o S bR et v $3.00 gal. TR 27, LD Do would take cight men sixteen hours to B {cut_through one pipe. {hottest thing known to the arc light, which is 7.800 degrees Fahrenheit. Jut 1ng. cannot be used for cutting metal. “Jullus Caesar” and “Mare Autony,” a Palr of jungle kittens with the P E— Ringling Brothers—Barnum and Bailey showw, which s dn Waskingten today BABY LIONS AND MONKEYS [HAVE DOUR! E AFFLICTION. WITH RINGLING’S CIRCUS | soia S ateh to The Star. FREDERICKSBUR — Mrs. B, H. Johnston-Willis 1lq to undergo a sericus apera- the same afternoon, Mrs. mother, Huobmward & Wothrop to N in Rich- Are the Center of Attraction in Menagerie—5-Year-0ld Gimffe Only 9 Feet Tall. {ing Because baby animals—particnlarly |1 wild animals—seldom fail to make an | Mossre, Thor and e s el Sl L e TS e date to back the alliance program, if | much tréuble, in face, 7 moned to. Richmond by th, i 3 cific | & e op bend every effort to buy and broed |1lness of their mother. "“‘“’132{;5“!3’&2’33;&5 Lo siimeeiaimke e profucel theloppanits as many-animals aspossible. Raising =~ W.&J.SLO 1508 H Street N also prol s who k g to live >ther bill sas senator would B » listment of negroes in the Army and Navy and provide for the wiih drawal of afl those now in the service. apanese b 'k hair. hibit e been for or against she have the h. A group in Cecil county has gone the full limit, agrecing to find a candi- | less troubie to straighten ter than raising dogs, cats: or any domasticated animal. ‘When the young animals are -dorn gTeat care must be exerctsed or thelr lives are likely to be snuffed out fromy any numberof causes. Tratsl- ing from city to ofty almost daity, as the big ctrous s compelled to do, adds its drawbecks and hardships. | Only the hardiest young animals survive. £ Despite these condltfons, the com- - |bined Ringiand Bros. and Barnum & | Railey circus this season has an inter- ~ lesting collection of babies. First there are Julius Cacsar and Marc_Antony, lion whelps. As they are almost a year old, they are pretty near out of the baby class. For some ALE ¢ "We will place on sale a collection of reduced millinery in three different i -groups. ; Original Shapes Distinctive Styles : |months they have becen on a raw- M Y £ l'r'l’eal diet, which means that although < they are as playful as kittens they are o A v Y £ | eviarelasiniavulianiic ions Begimming TODAY, a Wonderful Assortment of Carpets, 3N - . ° In another cage, however, are three H s lion babies, aged two months, that AYMILLINERY !S Washington, D. C. Eftective Trimmings Extraordinary Values A Sweeping Pre-Inventory Clearance Sale Domestic Rugs, Summer and Porch Rugs are still under the care and protec- tion of their mother. These are the pets of the circus, for they are hardly larger than big kittens. The Ringling management is still waiting for some one Lo suggest suitable names before christening the trio. The babies of the ctrcus ere not en- tirely confined to the llon family. In the monkey cages will be found a number of youngsters with eyes and ears almost as big as their little heads. The baby giraffe, born five years ago in winter quarters at Bridgeport, now stands about 9 feet tall. There Is also a pair of young sea lions, but these are hard to dis- tinguish them from their elders, as they spend most of their time playing in the water. OBJECTS TO THE BUILDING | OF TWENTY-FOOT ROADS Lisere and Milan Hemp Sailors, made wifh straight brim or heavy pencil “roll edge; trimmed with wide band and tailored bow. $1.95. . Navy Blue Taffeta Hats in poke shapes, off-the-face, chin chin or turban ss:-yle& Glycerine ostrich, flowers or wool embroidery is used as trimmings. Sport Hats in felt and braid or felt and silk combinations, also milan hemp and stitched taffeta. These are in almost all the new sport shades, a few of which are jade, tomato, orange, canary, blue, purple and white. $3.95. All goods are from. current stock—representing the usual Sloane high quality. We prefer to dispose of these goods at prices sensationally low rather than hold them for our inventory. Thus, the purchaser derives double benefit, paying the lowest prices for high quality merchandise, and enjoying the use of the article dur- ing the season{or which-it was primarily intended. Most of the articles can be used for permanent, year-round fornish No approvals, returns or exchanges. Free delivery to all shipping points in the U. S. Why This Opportunity Is Offered Our great Readjustment Sale-last Autumn anticipated the radi- cal reductions along all.Jines that have followed. In consequence we are, and-for several months have been, on a reconstructed price basis. We realize, however, that unusual values must still be-presented in order to appeal to the widespread spirit of economy. We decided to create such an opportunity, by reducing our dis- continued fabrics and patterns and such seasonable goods which, if not sold now, would remain in stock for some time to prices which would make certain their sale by June 30th. Our further desire was to bring our establishment, its resources and the attractive prices-of our mechandise to the attention of those who, for some reason, may not have visited us before. Come Prepared to Buy Inasmuch as the goods are placed on sale at these extremely low prices for the sole purpose of immediate sale, we cannot agree to send them on approval. 5 Therefore, will you kindly come prepared with full information as to the dimensions of rooms and quanti- ties desired, as no reservations will be made. As in many cases the quantities are limited, an early inspection is advised. Store Hours—8 A.M. to 5 P.M. Saturday Until 12 Noon. SUMMER RUGS RAG RUGS —a full line of patterns rang- ing from Women’s and Misses’ Tricotine and Serge Suits, Greatly Reduced, $18.75 Maryland Road Commissioner Op- poses Bill in Congress Intro- duced by Senator Townsend. Specin! Dispatch to The Star, BALTIMORE, May 16.—Chairman John N. Mackall of the state roads commiesion is opposed to a bill intro- duced in the United States Senate by Senator Townsend, favoring the build- ing of twenty-foot roads, federally aided and under a_system of inter- state trank lines. Hae favors the Mc- Dowell bill, which would provide aid to the states and yet give them a certain freedom to build the roads on thelr own plans, as is now the case. ‘Anxious.-to convert Congressmen in Washington to his own beliefs, Chair- man Mackall has addressed an invl- tation to Senater Townsend, chairman of the Senate committee on high- ways, to inspect the Maryland roads. The invitation is for the entire Senate committea. 1f he can-.get Senator Townsend and the Semate committeo here the state chairman believes he can show them that Maryland's roads, built by the Tricotine and Serge Suits for Misses:and Women, in box and ripple coat-effects, daintily trimmed with black braid and buttons. pockets in shirts; some have belts. All have- fancy figured silk linings. Sizes 16 to 40; in navy only. Children’s Socks Special, 25¢ Pair ChiMdren’s White Lisle Socks, with. faacy double roll tops, in combination colors, rose, green and brown heather mixtures. Reinforced heels and toes. Sizes S to-9%. LCace Brassteres, 95¢ All-over Brassieres of heavy white lace in pretty patterns; holds the figure well and at the same time is very Dotted Swiss Kimonos $2.75 Dotted” Swiss Kimo- nos-of extra fine qual- ity in pretty styless SMALL ORIENTAL RUGS Small Oriental Rugs of Persian and Turkoman weaves, ranging in size from approximately 5.0x3.0 feet, at $37.00 each upward, to size:6.0x4.0 feet, at $155.00 each upward. IMPORTED Women’s Silk Hose RUSH RUGS Price. they have fine lace edg- S 1. 85¢ Pai state with assistance similas to that | Sine. Bocmerly’ ovart iber < £ 1 5 edibyithe McDowe. s, 8L . 1x4. ft...335.00 $21.00 $25.00 ings and are run with cla c Pair effective under the s in the country, and | 21x4.2 feet at . Eha e o >peciat, s : asi sooalaslanyi faNinoficonsioy and IMPORTED ENGLISH WORSTED | #omisn feecci 0 Bl narrow ribbon 1n Very good quality silk, In sheer blouse. Espeaa]- be superior to any change. Mary- —representing price reductions $17.50 $10.50 $12.50 40%. plajn and dropstitch styles; mock seam; lisle tops and fect. Colors are black, white, gray and cordovan. Sizes 8% to 10. You Will Find Good Values in This Reduction Sale of All | - Tricoletteand MignonetteOverblouses $1 .95, $2'95’ $3‘95 and $4‘95 = | has also been asked to make the tour At $1.95 At $3.95 , with the committee. : —_——— 1 Tricolette Overblouses in Kimono Style Overblouses made with round neck fast- MUST BEMEN DAYS" land has fourteen-foot roads. which e LU are ample for traflic, he holds, and enables the state to make the system much larger than would be possible ! with a twenty-foot paving width. The | twenty-foot roads naturally cost much more and would compel the states to limit their construction. He also _hopes to show the high standard of maintenance in Maryland Under the Townsend system, he fears, roads could not be so easily main- tained, whereas at preseni every state road in_Maryland is kept in good repair. He belicves the states should be given as much latitude as possible and not be forced to comply with federal plans for interstate high- way system. % | Thomas H. McDonald, chief of the ft....314.50 $9.50 $11.00 dainty colors; finished with ribbon rosettes. ly adapted to the full figure. Sizes 36 to 46. - WILTON RUGS Formerly. eseeees $157.50 e esopanss s $175.00 Size. 912 ft. 9.15 fteececnsooncna 8ale Price. $95.00 $120.00 GRASS AND FIBER RUGS —in both patterns and plain effects, at price reductions of from 25% to 40%. 49,000 YARDS CARPETINGS of Dependable Qualities Changes in manufacturers’ plans have resulted in the dis- continuance of certain fabrics, not because of any criticism of quality or lack of public appreciation, but on account of the desire to concentrate on fewer qualities, to increase production. These, in addition to many discontinued patterns of current fabrics, are offered now for immediate sale at startling reduc- tions in price. with square neck and elbow sleeves; trim- ened with string tie in front; sleeves and - |Notice to Contractor for Road " med in braid of black chenille and gold bottom of blouse trimmed with heavy 2 Work in Maryland. Plain Carpets Figured Carpets thread around collar, sleeves and bottom of fringe. Tie belt of same material forms a = | gpecta1 Dispatet toThe sStar. Price Per Yard Piice Pes Tard blouse. Colors are sand, gray, orange, jade fitting finish to this beautiful blouse. Sand, = | BALTIMORE, May (L5 The state s Phinhm“” Bals{Erics) i ;\mm—rl: Sale Price % £ erda: 6000 yds. and honeydew. Sizes 38 to 42 jade, reseda, honeydew and orange are the = |9ad commismon o who was| Wilton Velvet e V'B‘l"fl colors. Sizes 36 to 46. © |awarded the contract a couple of Carpet .......... $I5 $275 iltor elvet At $2.95 & | Weeks ago for the work an the Ches- 6300 yds. Piain Carpet .......... 850 $200 apeake road, that started within ten days and pushed to completion. The commission also awarded the contract for one mile of | road on the Brookvilie pike, toward | Sligo, in _Montgomery county, to Knight, Weighardt & Co. of Balti- more, and one mile of 3ith street. in Mount Rainier, Prince Georges coun- ty, to the Highways Engineering and | [ Contracting Company of La Plata,| work on both contracts to start at once. '|STUDENTS TO GIVE PLAY. ‘Western High School Will Present Shakespeare’s “Twelfth Night.” Shakespeare's *“Twelfth Night” will be presented by students of Western High School as their spring entertain- ment in the auditorium of the institu- tion Thursday, Priday and Saturday nights. The proceeds will be turned over to the athletic association of the school. In the cast are Ruth Peacock, Lady Axminster Car- pet . 5,000 yds. Velvet Carpet 4800 yds. Plain Imported Saxony Velvet Carpet... $465 $3.00 In the most favored colorings —Gray, Taupe, Stone, Smoke, Mole, Blue, Etc. 6,000 yds. Figured Velvet Carpet... 9,000 yds. Figured Axminster Car- et -LLliiiiin 8,000 yds. Figured Axminster Car-- At $4.95 Mignonette Overblouses with long sleeves and deep roll tuxedo collar of white edged with fringe; a smart vest and pearl buttons = finish the trimming. In black and navy blue only. Sizes 38 to 44. $250 $235 $325 $3.00 Round-neck Overblouses of Heavy Tricos lette with elbow sleeves; embroidered in heavy chenille design of contrasting color interwoven with gold threads. Colors are jade, gray, navy, tomato, honeydew, henna and sand. Sizes 38 to 44. $250 $1.95 2 PORCH RUGS Southampton, Bar Harbor and Colored Palm Beach Blocks. Formerly $1.25 per square. Sale price, 80c per square. Rugs of any size in mutiples of 18 inches may be made from these blocks for immediate delivery. 2 $4.00 §3.00 $3.00 Huck Towels 15¢ Each We have reccived a new shipment which we are glad to place on sale at once because of the great demand for Shirting Madras = 25¢ Yard - ¥n order that our customers may be able to obtain this unusual value “SLOANE” VACUUM CLEANER Important parts cast in one piece in aluminum Powerful horizontal motor of Universal type. Weight, 12 pounds COMPLETE WITH 8 ATTACHMENTS for $48.00 we have made another purchase of White Self-striped Shirting Madras. We desire to emphasize but three points in our claim for | cleaner cap provide the maximum service, is now considered This is a veryv serviceable cloth and this specially priced towel. Jane Raby, Crepps Beckham, Berke- | v i 1 ice, i r Siribe uied cicctiely ithe Sakis ley Jones. Quentin Watson, Carl thé Sloane Vacuum Cleaner, these three being the vital points by ourselves as part of the cleaner, and is included in the price 7 & e ang The material of this towel is of e T of interest to the purchaser. 01 Eolllecps mactlyataulanitionaticost pajamas, underwear, strongOtisgurner, ydame L lbhey, 5 " 3—That, while cleaners of similar type are generally sold Lucy Wormley and Herbert Clark. Much study has been given to the interpretation of the characters of the play by the students, under the guidance of Miss Gardener and Mrs. Bain, membera of the famlt‘{. Musioc for the play will be ished by the school orchestra, under the direction of Mrs. Byram. h) 1—No other sweeper of similar type is any more powerful in suction—any lighter in weight, stronger in construction, or more simple in operation. 2—That the full set of attachments, without which no at much higher prices, no more service or more satisfactory . results can be abtained from them. We shall be pleased to demonstrate the Sloane Improved Vacuum Cleaner to all who may be interested. first grade;; all are plain hemmed with attractive borders. boys’ shirt waists, tailored waists and nurses’ uniforms.