Evening Star Newspaper, May 18, 1922, Page 5

$5383333388888888883888888888888838822, (3302370320247 023e2204r2 082308234833 1{204330823¢820¢2202330830482322302833022083208224832¢82482300¢823233¢032¢83028834¢3408220283082248240¢83448200824¢823¢3200830¢203¢28220222 0843 o DAYLIGHT-SAVING ' WIDELY IGNORED Street Car and Bus Lines ! Find Traffic Has Not Moved Forward an Hour. The street car and bus companies are becoming more convinced each day that traffic to and from the heart of the city has not moved dhead one hour since the goverriment depart- ments began operating from 8 to 3:30 o'clock instead of from 9 to 4:30. The Washington Rapid Tr Company has gone back to Its regu- lar schedule. President Killeen ®aid the company found there was more demand for the busses between § and j9 oclock in the morning than be- tween 7 and 8 o'clock. The Capital Traction Company. which on May 15 moved its entire schedule ahead one hour, has found it necessary to add extra cars late at night, for the reason that many people are remaining downtown as late as they ever did, despite the earligr rising hour. \ Additional Night Service. On the line from Georgetown to ; 17th street and Pennsylvania avenu? 7 (i southeast, the company will maintain a_five-minute schedule of cars from 11:30 o'clock to midnight and a ten- ute headway from midnight to 0 o'clock. From then until morn- owl service will continue as usu Between the 14th street barn and n station there will be a ten- ute headway from 11:50 to 12:50. The last car before owl service will leave Union station at 1:35 a.m. The last regular car northbound on 7th street from Pennsylvani to Rock Creek will leave at 12:39. The last car from Union station to Takoma will leave the depot at 12:44. The Washington Railway and Elec- tric Company announced Tuesday that it had added special service late at night on its lines. New Bus Line to Start. President Killeen of the _transit company announced today that an- other bus_line would start hafore June 1 on Massachusetts avenue from Union station to Sheridan Circle. On June 1 the bus company will begin issuing transfers between its several lines at these two intersec- tions: Sixteenth street and Scott cir- cle and 12th street and Massachusetts avenue. The company this week began op- erations on its new line from 1st street and Rhode Island avenue north- west to Center market and to Po- tomac Park. Inquire About Our Deferred Paymgnt Plan Established 1861 ; < W W, Toses & Sons Famitere o F and Eleventh Sts. “Trx Carpets Upholstery Annual Profit-Sharing Week Our entire stock is reduced for this Profit-Sharing Sale. “Nothing reserved, with tkc exception of such articles as have a fixed price set by the maker. . The items below are but a few of th‘e‘many, but are indicative of the values offered. \ ; From the Linen Shop Come These Attractive Offerings Bleached Pure Linen Huckaback Towels. 50c and 59 for 35¢ and 39¢ each. : 59¢, 65¢, 75¢, $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50 Hemstitched Tow- els, 45c¢, 50c, 59c, 75¢c, $1.00 and $1.10 each. { Bleached Pure Irish Linen Table Damask and Nap- $4 50 kins; 7o inches wide for $2.00 yd. 20-inch Napkins, doz. L Bleached Pure Irish Linen Crash Toweling; blue or 25c red border; wear guaranteed. .Yard...........coc.oonnn. i Bleached Pure Linen Table Cloths (no napkins to match), odd sizes, fine qualities. 25% Off Regular Prices Fancy Bedspreads, all sizes, odd lot, slightly soiled by display and handling. 2 Price ©1.00 to $2.00 Women’s Plain Colored Handmade Hand- kerchiefs ; drawn thread, colored corner embroidered. Each s0oc Women’s Hand and Swiss Embroidered\Handker- chiefs oo in e veesy SEctet ST D R S Dt P 50c L 25¢ AER0 MEN INVITE HARDING President Harding has under a visement an invitation, formally e: tended to him vesterday afternoon. 25¢ Men’s Hemstitched Hand-Embroidered Initial 15 to attend the National Aeronauti Handkerchiefs.| Bach i w0t 00080 Sievessivatevsssaesse c Congress to meet in Detroit, Mic in September. The mittee was headed by and was introduced t e executive by Maj. Gen. M. W. Patrick, chief of the United States air service. vitation co D. Waldr : Summer Floor Coverings---Profit-Sharing Prices Heavy Quality Rush Rugg from Holland; made square, round and oval, in novel design and color. --$3.85 ---$14.50 . 7.85 - 29.00 Round 36x36...... $2.50 48x48...... $4.85 72X7200unn. $9.85 . Biltmore Rugs Made of plain and fancy squares, each, 18x18 inches, per square 85c. If made into rugs, prices are: --$29.75 - Very Fine Stock Good Cookers 7% Ibg,, 25¢ Fresh Fish Halibut Steak ......Ib, 40c Tile Steak..........lb, 30c 15 Waite Grass Rugs New designs and entirely new colorings: Extra Special in Axminster Rugs ox12—$42.50 value......... 8.3x10.6—$39.00 value 6x0—$24.00 value..... Linoleums at Profit-Sharing Prices All are good quality inlaids—Tiles, Blocks and Parquet, in new designs and colorings. v vee..db, 25¢ veeees.db, 18¢ i large 25¢ size Spinach, crisp, 3 lbs, 25c $2.25 quality. Special $1.65 i $2.50 quality. Special $2.15 $3.00 quality. Special.. o o 2 New patterns and colorings in Scotch Printed Cork Linoleum, per square yard......... cecssscssssessccesoces 85¢c: EDMONSTON’S This beautiful Queen Anne Bedroom Set, in figured American Walnut. Price of suite complete Sold Separately $57.50 Chifforobe .. $210.00 ---$54.00 Dresser ... Toilet Table........$50.00 Full Size Bed. .$48.50 ' Summer Furnitare - o) Special Cedar Chest..ccneeuencnnnnnn R J & X1/} n igh Back Porch Rocker; double woven seat and spindle DACK cececnecestccncmmncancccommamenesnacccccccsccess 4,00 | o 4 Fiber Porth RockeT..mee.. 8.50 Ch]ldr en S Porch Rocker, double woven seat and back. 5.00 Canvas Reclining Chair..cececeeesone. 2.90 Folding Lawn Bench. cecvorae 3.50 Special Willow Arm Chail. veeseosseecommensecssciececn 6.00 STRAP PUMPS Profit-Sharing Week in the Drapery Dept. ' Linene Couch Covers, reversible, 60 inchés wide and 3 yards ~ long; plain tan center with band border of brown, green 33 3 5 or il e. Regularly $4.50, special, each.ecvuee....... . Ruffled Muslin Curtains, 24 yards long, made of fine imported muslin in plaid or dot designs; finished with full SI 95 gathered ruffle. Regularly $3.50. Special, pair...... . 36-inch Scotch Madras, natural color, flower and cathe- 39 dral designs with double borders. Regularly ssc. Special, yd. c .36-inch Marquisette, white, cream and ecru; double bor+ der-designs. Regularly 3oc. Special, yard..ccoeuuuoenes Igc Inqr;ire About Our Deferred Payment Plan Andrew 1334 F e | police trial board in the case of | Wilson's “Certified”—Small 8 to 10 1b. sizes 0. 1 New Potatoes|No. 2 New Potatoes These are Potatoes ¥ou have been look- ing forward to. bs., 25¢c , Home of the Original FOOT FORM Boots and Oxfords for Men, Women and Children i “Quality is Important” | “Fit is Imperative” i TOMORROW 10% Discount White and Brown ° ~ All Sizes and Widths ° EDMONSTON & CO. Betz,\Manager Advisers and Authorities on All Foot Troubles CONVERTING VOLSTEAD I ON TRIP TO MILWAUKEE FURNISHES HOUSE LAUGH During a lull in House proceed- ings yesterday, Representative Mondell, the republican sought permission to shift the pro- gram next week. “My reason for asking the change,” said Mr. Mondell, “is due to the fact that the Zentleman from Minnesota, Mr. Volstead, has an engagement Wednesday In Milwaukee.” “Reserving the right to object.” sald Representative Stafford, repub- lican, whose home is at Milwaukee, “does it mean that fhe distinguish- ed author of the Volstead law hopes to be converted after going there?” “Let us hope it is the people of Milwaukee who will be converted,” Mr. Volstead replied. “I pray not,” Mr. Stafford shot back, and the House laughed. unimportant occurrence, and that a [e———1 ettt o |c—— [o]c—— ol c—=lal——=lal——2 | part of the petitioner herein or any ‘o!her police officer was sought to be avoided.” repetition of Not Subjeet to Review. The ‘verdict returned by the trial | board was one of not guilty only, it is claimed, and did not conatitute an invasion of the rights of Mrs. Van Winkle by the addition of the monition or warning.” N The action of the trial board In adding this admonition, it is asserted, wag clearly. within its— jurisdiction and is not the subject of review by the court. should be dismsised, the respondents {aver, Hearing on the motion to dismiss will probably be reached next Friday. leader, J NAVY CLUB TO DINE. ‘Wardroom Organization Holds Ban- The Wardroom Club of Boston, an { organization principally of naval of- | ASK VAN WINKLE | Commissioners Say Warning to Policewoman Not Sub- ject to Review. In obedience to the writ of certio- rari issued by Jpstice Hitz of the District Supreme Court, the District Commissioners late yesterday after- noon filed with Morgan H. Beach, clerk of the court, the voluminous record of the proceedings before the Lieut. Mina C. Van Winkle, head of the woman’s bureau. At the same time. through Corpo- ration Counsel Stephens and Assist- ant Corporation Counsel Williams, the Commissioners asked the court to dismiss Mrs. Van Winkle's petition for a review by the court of the find- ing of the trial .board and of the action of the Commissioners sustain- ing the verdict of the trial board in toto. Merely an Admonition. The Commiissioners claim that the portion of the verdict in which the trial board asserted that Lieut. Van Winkle lacked proper conception of disclipline is merely an admonition, which was not accompanied by a penalty, and which, they assert, is clearly ‘within the jurisdiction of the | trial board, which is the di plinary body of fhe police departme The finding of the board, they say showed that the lieutenant ‘was gui £ no offense, but that the board d to admonish and caution her he purpose and effect of bringing her attention to the fact that, while her conduct as shown by the evidencel! adduced at the trial was not such as o warrant a finding of guilty, vet .| was such as to cause undue notoriety | to attache to herself and to the metro- politan police force in connection with the happening of a trivial and| Ib., 30 Fresh Tomatoes —Very fancy and red ripe. Delicious! 15c Ib.; 2 1bs., 25¢ Milk “White House” Brand Tall Cans 3 for 25¢ Corn Beef Hash Libby's Sugar Best Cane Granulated 10 Ibs,, 57c Fresh Country Eggs Received daily by express from the nearby farms of Maryland and Virginia. Every egg care- fully candled and repacked in We guarantee them. cartons. Al & Misses’ | ficers of the Spanish-American war, | ive a dinner in honor of Sec- of War Weeks and Secretary | { rotar. {night. Secretary | bresident of the club since its organi- | zation. Addresses will be made by As- | sistant Secretary of the Navy Roose- | velt, Commander H. ~ sistant naval attach _— embassy, and Admiral Bradley Fiske, who will speak on iof the Interstate Commerce Commis- | sion, all three of whom are original members of the cl “ad- by The petition, therefore, e e to quet Tonight. at Rauscher's to-| Weeks has been Denby Brown, as-| the British | “Peace Poten- Screen Paint Auto Enamels Cool-Looking Floors {[Keeping the floors of the summer home sightly, sanitary and dust-free is a problem easily solved finishing them with Johnson’s Floor Varnish flOne or two applications of Johnson's Varnish (followed by Johnson's Floor Wax if desired) vield results that excel highest expectations as looks, ease of cleaning and ability to with- stand hard service. SANITARY GLASS CASES for Cafes, Markets and Delicatessen Stores, etc. VERY ATTRACTIVELY PRICED HUGH REILLY CO. tialities of a Class Reunion in ;llp?:n.l'" RETAIL PAINTS WHOI ALE e nner was arrange y ol. The Thicping. Baird an John B Biood 1334 New York Avenue Street Saks & (Jompany Pennsylvania Avenue Seventh Street Store Hours: 8:30 to 5:30 So.me Sur 1n the Boys’ prising Specials Boys” Shop Wool Suits With Two Pairs of Pants Qs Wool with us means all wool---and that's what these aré. “All-wool : Serges; All-wool Cheviots and Cassimeres—in belted models; and both pairs of pants full lined. Sizes 7 to 17 years. Boys’ Wash Suits 95¢ They are cute novelties—in Middy, Button-on and Junior Norfolk designs—Plain Blue, Tan, Green, Gray—and many combination trim- mings. Sizes 3 to 10 years. Three Specials in Khaki Pants “Double-wear” Knickerbockers—cut $1.15 Khaki Straight Knee Pants — the Sizes C 3tol0years..coceeienncancns 79 Extra Stout Khaki Knickerbockers— $2.35 large and full; and strongly sewed. Sizes 7 to 18 years... strong, durable kind. for the boys of big propor- tions. Sizes 13 to 20 years... Boys’ Shoes Boys’ Tan Blucher Oxfords—on foot form lasts; sewed oak soles and’rubber heels. 13%... Boys’ Smoked Elkskin Sports Ox- fords, with Brown leather trimmings $ 345 and sewed Neolin soles; rub- ber heels. Sizes 10 to 13%.. Indian Play Suits, Complete $1:50 Worth Up to $4.00 s They are intended for Play Suits, but - they are well made—and in the gay col- ors which will please the kiddies— headpiece, full of long feathers; and pants. Sizes 4 to 10 years. Cassimeres in Gray and Sale of “Junior'High” Suits $15 and $18 Grades, Reduced to They are small lots, but there is variety of them—Cheviots and Serges. Cut in' distinctive “Junior High” models—and including all sizes in one lot or another—from 32 to 35. Specials in ) . . Boys’ Furnishings Summer Socks, in plain colors and whité with fancy tops. L1 A Copt S RS SR S"CS 39C Boys’ Union Suits ; fine Madras, with elastic web in back. Sizes 24 O e A e i S S Boys’ Blouse Waists—Striped pat- terns on light ground: collar 59(‘, attached. Sizes 6 to 16 years. Girls’ Shoes Girls’ White Nubuck Roman Sandals 4 and 5_strap styles: nature lasts ; spring heels. Sizes 4 to $2_75 L (SPAL 5 L LB e R Misses’ and Children’s White Canvas Strap Pumps; 2-button style; Good- year sewed soles. Sizes 8)% 52'45 02 .icciecersennccccconnas Children’s Straw Hats They are the very fashionable Straws —roll brim and Tam shapes—becom- ing for the ages that are “hard to hat.” | Natural, Brown, Blue and Black. All | » sizes. shirt 1] Brown mixtures—and also some Blue -a“ 89¢ | ——]olc——]ajc——F I==aa=0a