Evening Star Newspaper, July 14, 1921, Page 17

Once to Almost Every Man : Comes the time when he must think of Furniture— and selecting furniture is about as distaste- ful to a man as picking out a hat for his wife; so when you do buy furniture you had better be sure that you won'’t have to do the job over in a few years. It’s probably because of this that so many men, when this time comes, tell their wives to go down to the Lifetime Furniture Store even if it costs a little more—and—read closely—they are usually surprised ;o find that it doesn't cost any more, and oftentimes ess. We’ve made some pretty broad assertions here and we hope you’ll come in and make us prove it. Anytime and all the time there’s a courteous lot of salesmen here to help you—won't you come in?— Please! Between D G E ¥ Seventh Street Mayer @ Coo |iiFE_TINE I THE EVENING KTAR, WASHINGTO MISSING AIRPLANES FOUND OFF COAST Two Machines Wrecked in Forced Landings, But Flyers Escape Injury. ONE DROPS TO BEACH Makes Ground Safely, But Unruly Engine Drives It Back Inte Water. By the Assoclated Press. NEWPORT NEWS, Va, July 14— All airmen forced down at varlous points on the Virginia coast during returned to Langley Fleld last night and this morning, but some of the machines will be shipped back as junk. Two machines were wrecked In making forced landings, but no one was Injured, - A Martin bomber forced down at Smiths Island made an excellent land- ing on the beach, but the inshore engine continued to run through pre- ignition as a result of overheating, and the plane swerved and went sev- eral hundred feet out intc the bay. Lieut. Johnson, driving a Thomas Morse machine, had previously been forced down at this point through lack of gasoline. His machine was lundamaged and he waded out to the Martin, wrenched off one of the gas tanks, filled his own tank and flew back to Langley. The pilot and crew of the Martin returned by boat. Two FE machines were forced down during the day, one at Cape Charles and the other at Virginia Beach. Lieut. Hopkins had to land at Cape Charles when his fuel gave out. He picked out what appeared to be a good landing field, but his craft hit a ditch and turned turtle. He was uninjured. Licut. McDonald's gas gave out and he had to land at Virginia Beach. He bought some gasoline and flew back to Langley. The damaged ma- chines will be crated and shipped back to the flying station within the next day or so. e g e NEW AIRPLANE INVENTED. Machine Goes Up Without Long Run—Needs Little Landing Space. ROME, June 22.—An airplane capable of landing without the need of a large aviation field, able to raise without a longerun beforehand, and, if necessary, ! hour, 1s announced as the invention of an Italian engineer, Epaminonda Ber- tucci, of Rome. The inventor claims that he already tried out the machine on a small scale and regards his first experiments ‘as indicative of the success of the in tion. The new machine is prims intended for aerial war chasing, and is to be armed with a machine gu). It is a monoplane. YANKS FIGHT FIRES. CORLENZ, July 12.—Many members of the American army of occupation are today suffering” from scorched hands, the result of their efforts to aid Germans in extinguishing forest fires near this ci he flames got beyond control b of the great drought, and the authorities asked aid from the Americans. Sol- diers were sent by the provost mar- shal to dig trenches around the fire local area and prevent the spread of the! tiames. 'REDUCED! Our Entire Stock of - Quality Suits An important thing about this sale is the fact that we have included all our Blue Serges and Unfinished Worsteds, Plain Grays and Blacks, and Golf Suits, too. Suits Reduced from $45 and Less Suits Reduced from $50 e o e o o Suits Reduced from $60 and $55 Suits Reduced from $70 and $65 . No Charge for Alterations Satisfaction Guamnteed or Money Refunded 1109-1111 Pennsylvania Avenue Raleigh Haberdasher » Hart Schaffner & Marx Including every Blue, Black, Gray, and Fancy Suit. Excepting only Dress Clothes. $34.85 '43.85 '47.85 %53.85 A Small Deposit Accepted N the bomblng manoeuvers yesterday | to meander along at but a few miles an | N BAND CONCERT. Brightwood reservolir, Thurs- day, July 14, 1921, at 7:30 p.m., by the United States Marine Band; Taylor Branson, second eader. arch, “Washington Overture, “Massaniell 8olo for trombone, fa “Annie Laurle”.... Musiclan Robert E. Clark. Excerpts from “Some Time, Friml Two characteristics, (a) “Swing Song" (b) “The Butterfly" Valse intermeszo, "“Maesmawr" Curti Grand march n- hauser” ‘Wagner “The Star Spangled Banner. PLANTOBEAUTIFY AVER PROGRESSES Be Unused Structure Will Torn Down Along Wharf Front. Commisloner Oyster's campalgn to tmprove the appearances of the river front began to bear fruit today, when the wharf committee announced that an unused structure on the wharf at the foot of Sth street southwest will be torn down immediately. The Commissioners also authorized the expenditure of _approximately $1,000 in making repairs to the wharf ' of the fire boat. The wharf committee has decided upon @ policy of removing all un- sightly buildings along the water front as rapidly as the leases under which they are occupied expire. Uniformity Desired. Commissioner Oyster said he real- izes the east side of the channel can- not be made as attractive as the stretch of Potomac Park® which lies on the other side. He believes, how- | ever, that there could be more regu- larity and uniformity in the appear- fance of the wharves and structures whenever they are rebuilt. The municipal fish market, a_well designed brick structure on the water front, stands in striking contrast to the frame warehouses on other wharves that show signs of many vears of service. CLASSED WITH WHISKY. Sweden Regulates Consumption of Cologne Having Strong Kick. By Cable to The Star and ight, Chicago Daily News. 1821 STOCKHOLM. Sweden, July 14.—The consumption of eau de cologne and, other toilet preparations containing a high percentage of alcohol has become so great throughout Sweden that all such concoctions have been brought un- der control, being classed with whisky. Hereafter any person having a taste for eau de cologne or hair tonic with & heavy “kick” will be required to pre- sent a ration book entitling him to only four litres (3.2 quarts) of spirits per | month. TREATY CHANGE SCORED. German Paper Says It Demon- - strates Trade Standpoint. } By Wireless to The Star and Chicago Daily News: Coprright, 1921 ! BERLIN, Germany, July 14.—Com- {menting upon the changes in the | treaty of Versailles. reported to have {been” made by Secretary of State | Hughes, the Deutsches Tageszeitung iase: 1f the report is true, it demon- strates the purely business standpoint °f the United States, and unfortunate- v upholds the axlom of Germany's r guilt.” TN e il Good Pictures Are a matter of proper developing and print- ing. No matter how expertly vou make your poses and expgsures, the manner of developing and printing is highly important. Or you may “misque” on the exposure—and _our ex- perts can “redeem” the picture with their experi- enced handling of it. It is worth while bringing your films to us. “Same day service” if you wish it. 'fl:Nnfionl_l . Remembrance Shop (Mr. Fostor's'Shop.) 14& St' {One Door Above Pa. Ave.) U Improves Appearance, Saves Decay. Let- Ferguson do all your painting and 1t will be well done. Interior and Exterior Work. ®. ¥ FERGUSON, INC. ;i Painting Department. Ph. N. 23 i Talk Gastronomy anywhere in the U.S— —and you'll hear tell of the sea food dishes at Harvey's. It's the same Harvey's today—serving the same famo \; s splecialtiea— prepared a la George Harvey —with which none anywhere else comparfis. 111: secre‘; 1s- 1n the cooking—an we hold the secret. Midday except Satur- day and Sunday we serve a table d’hote -Luncheon at 75c. Three courses filled with palatable surprises. Pa. Ave. at Eleventh ‘D. ©, THURSDAY, JULY 14, 1921. J. J. EDSON AND DR. KOBER FAVORED BY COMMITTEE Approved for Board of Charities. Milk Bill Introduced in Senate. ‘The Senate District committee yes- terday afternoon favorably reported the nominations of John Joy Edson and Dr. George M. Kober to be mem- bera of the board of charities of the District of ,Columbla, for terms of three years ‘from July 1. The ‘committee did not act on the nomination of Henry Lincoln John- son of Georgia to be recorder of The committee is secking deeds. Fur Storage Special - Summer Prices N A Special Group of Women’s Silk Dresses Formerly priced up to $49.50. Repriced to $21.75 Very fine Taffetas, Crene de Chines and Georgettes; un- usual models that one does not meet every day. Gabardine Wash Repriced from $7.50 to $10.00....... P shrunk, in white only. Extra Ileavy Wash Satin Bloomers Extra Quality Crepe de Chine Gowns Specially Yoy priced at. ... $3. 65 b Cut long and full; built-up shoulder, has French band top. A Few More of Those English A remarkably fine quality Extra Heavy Glove i Kepriced Specally §2.50 Fon'sh w..$3.95 Reinforced seat, double Bodice top, eyelet elastic shirring at embroidery. knee, lace trimmed. A Special Group of Crepe de Chine and Wash Satin specially Prived L. e 1.00 A good assortment of lace trimmed and plain tailored models. further information, it was said, be- for€ taking action. Senator Ball, chairman of the Dis- trict committee, yesterday introduced a bill to regulate the sale of milk and cream in the District. The bill sets up standards and provides that after the passage of the proposcd law_no milk or cream which do not conform to these standards shall be sold in the District. A similar bill was Introduced fn the House yesterday by Chairman Focht of the House District commit- tee. The measure i8 recommended by the District Commissioners, Pro- visions cotering dairy permits and cattle inspection are contained In the bill. No mllk or cream {8 to he in the District that has not been pas teurized. Senator Ball also introduced, by request, an amendment to the loan - T at 12t ineme THIS REORGANIZATION SALE —has demonstrated one thing most conclusively—that folks IWILL respond and DO appreciate REAL VALUES and Lxceptionally Smart Apparel when presented by a House of Quality and Reli- ability at bona fide Clearance Sale Prices. Women’s Jumper Dresses of ‘Cotton Eponge Specially priced at * $7.50 In Tan, Brown and White. Just what you need for vuca- tion or outing wear. Skirts .$3.95 all Lordon Specially priced 65 years in Business Smart Scotc] 17 shark law of the District, which would permit a charge of 3 per cent a month on loans up to $£35 a 2 nt a month on loans in excess District committee ordered a favorable report on a bill amending the law in the District relating to claims for material and labor fur- nished for District of Columbia build- ings, making the law conform with the law applying to the rest of the country. AWARDED D. §. C. First Lieut. Orville Ralston, 148th Aero Squadron, of Lincoln, Neb,, hLas been aw «d the distinguished crvice cross for extraordinary hero- Bourlon ~ woods, 1918, n in_action nea ce! Septembe Repairing Special Summer Prices Women’s Dotted Swiss Tissue Voile Summer Frocks Values up to $29.50. Specially* priced to Cool, seasonable and uncom- monly’ dainty little dresses beautifully made and trimmed Women’s Plaid Wool and Prunella Cloth Skirts Values to $22.50. at h Plaids and Cheacks; pleats, side pleats, knife pleats. Silk Vests Tailo Camisoles Formerly priced up to red Straw Hats 00. Repriced to close $4.95 N. FRANK & SONS | 1006 Pa. Avenue N. W. U..S. GOVERNMENT SURPLUS PROPERTY Another Store at 3299 M Street N. W. TENTS Delta Portable Electric Lamps ALUMINUM CASE s N s D. C. Fire Department Has Adopted, This Lamp. U. S. Navy Hammocks-— S M ... $2.95 $1.75 0. D. Wool Shirts, R. C..%c 0. D. Wool Breeches, B C oeerensonnsesness $1.25 New Canvas Leggins, pair..50c Wrap Spiral Leggins, pair..50c Socks, khaki—grey, black pair_.... Web Belts. .. NEW LEE UNIONALLS. ........ RAINCOATS, 56-inches long. N Raincoate, Specat.. $419 Sailors’ Middy Blouses....$1.39 Sailors’ Middy Blouses, with blue collar cuffs . .. ...l - \wtzeod | Shaving. Brushes. Nickel-plated Soap Can. TENTS 16x16 Pyramidal Tents, R. C, with pole .$25.60 9x9 Wall Tent, R. C. 9x9 Pyramidal Tent, R. C..520.90 9x9 New Navy Teat, white, complete with poles and Pins $22.50 New 12x14 Wall Tent, Poles and Pins $25.00 91x12 Wall Tent, Poles $20.00 $6 49 New and New 5x5 Boy Scout Tent, complete 5295 Tarpaulins, New 9x15 12-0z. Duck........$1250 12x16 12-0z. Duck .320.00 16x20 12-0z. Duck.. .525.00 Wool Blankets, $2.25 Pup Tent, New White Navy Blankets, 100% wool B s $12.00 Metal Containers........ -..50c Heavy Galvanized Iron Bucket Army Helmets: ‘get one for 23 o, 21¢ ‘enir Or Use One- for a Flower Pot. 05¢ 10c New Sardines, per can. Maine Style Corn, per c: Sugar, 5c Per Lb. Only Two Pounds to a Customer. Watch Us Grow TENTS Oscar Sauce fu fish = Apricots, No. or 3 for Baked Beans, or 3 for Roast Beef, 2 Ib. 8 for.. meats and Pink Salmon..15¢; or 2 for 25c Ready Prepared Cocoa, 13c: or 2 for.. 25¢ Franco-American Soups..... 6c Chewing Gum 3 pkg. for 10¢ 12-1b. Can Bacon......... $2.00 Huck Towels or S1.75 doz. Army Folding Cots, special $300 Men's Sealed P:ckage Hand- Kerchiefs 3 2 5 c FOR U. 8. Navy White Twiil, for skirts or blouses, per vard.. . U. S. Navy 30 oz. Melton Cloth, Blue, yard Pack Carriers ... Haversacks Silver plated Spoons, Knives nd forks, . 2¢c Tablespoons, 3 for....... Bed Ticking, yard.... Mosquito D Bedside Folding Table for campers ... 5 Leather Straps Halter Chains. Imitation Linoleum Rugs, 4%2 ft. square.. 69c Aluminum Mess Kits (new) 49¢ Aluminum Canteens (new) 49c Aluminum Cups (new) R. C. Mess Kits R. C. Canteen: R. C. Cups.... Old Style Canteen...... SHOES U. S. Navy Low Shoes..$4.95 U. S. Navy High Shoes..$1.95 Army Officers’ Plain Toe She 088 . ....cencienianns 1.95 Officers’ Navy and Garri- son shoes, guaranteed 100% leather.......... $5.255