Evening Star Newspaper, June 29, 1922, Page 4

skin. 10.00. STEIN-BLOCH CLOTHES The men ‘Who could not come Here last week Will be glad to learn That we are continuing only excepted. WERE $30.00 $40.00 $45.00 $50.00 $55.00 $60.00 White Shoes for Men Shoes of genuine white buck- All-white or trimmed with atent leather or tan calfskin. At White Canvas Oxfords, with white leather or Neolin soles, $7.50. RICHS Proper Footwear F Street at Tenth Agents for Wn Best for Men Can Europe Afford To Have Her War Debt to America Cancelled? NO! says Arthur Bullard in his article The Credit of the Nations OUR WORLD JULY A most enlightening study of the World's debt problem A New Magagine of Stories That Are Different World Fiction Now on all Newsstands—25¢ HERBERT 8. HOUSTON, Publisher a oS IaVa Y adaY aVaYa Y aYaIa S a Y aYa e Shoes Other features: Who’s Who in Changing China? Japan’s Crown Prince breaks First hand information 2 2500 year old precedent about her Buddha-asa Business Builder Public Men Mexico— Our Unknown Railways Neighbor Growing Trade c Japan in Man- Articles on ehacea Korea, Czecho-Slovakis, France. 25c—All Newsstands Our Semi-Annual V4 Off SUIT SALE At regular prices These suits were Big value, but At 256% off, well, Figure it out For yourself Reductions apply on all our 3 and 4 piece suits, including STEIN-BLOCH and golf swite—tropicals NOW $22.50 $26.25 $30:00 $37.50 ! $41.25 $45.00 Plenty of Stouts, Longs, Bhorts and Long Stouts SIDNEY WEST INCORPORATED | 14th and G Streets BURKE PEANIESS CREDTORS HEAR Ex-Treasurer of U. S. Unable to Pay Fare From North Dakota to New York. By the Assoclated Prens. NEW YORK, June 29.—Creditors of the stock brokerage firm of Kardos & Burke, which falled for $3,000.000, were informed at a meeting yesterday that the two partners, John Burke, former treasurer of the United States and governor of North Dakota, and Louis Montgomery Kardos, jr., were penniless. The creditors had gathered to listen to the examination of Burke and Kardos, but neither appeared, and the meeting had to be adjourned. Burke is in North Dakota and Kardos is in Budapest, Hungary. Burke's financial plight was por- trayed by his attorney, who told the anxlous creditors that the former treasurer of the United States did not | have enough money to buy a railroad ticket for New York and that he would dig down into his own pocket and send him the fare if the creditors ! insisted. They did, and the lawyer will give Mr. Burke free transporta- tion. The lawyer sald he had heard from Kardos, t6 the effect that he had not been able to induce L. M. Kardos, sr.. former New York financler, to loan him the $200,000 with which it was hoped to reorganize the firm on a operative “basis for the benefit of creditors. He said_young Kardos planned to come back In August to face his creditors. | Chicago and Eastern Illinois In- volved Since 1913. CHICAGO, June 29.—Federal Judge George A. Carpenter yesterday dis- missed the receivership of the Chi- cago and Eastern Illinois railroad. 1 ;le receivership dated back to 13. LEMP BREWERY SOLD. |3 ST. LOUIS, Mo., June 29.—The plant | of the William J.'Lemp Brewing Com- pany. one of the oldest and largest reweries In the country, was sold at public auction here for $588,500. The | property was appraised at $5,000,000. 12 RECEIVERSHIP_DISMISSED | | 3 E E| El E A board of experiencéd airmen may be established by the District i Commissioners to regulate the issu- arce of flying permits and to exam- ine applicants for permits as to their skill and ability to fiy planes, it was learned today. This proposition, which emansted from Engineer Commissioner Keller's offieé, is regarded by a number of District official® as the only logical solution for tre problem presented by the aviation regulation which states: “Such licenses will be jssued by the superintendent of licenses to per- sons of good moral charaster upon evidence to the sald Commissioners that the person making application has sufficlent knowledge and skill to operate the type of alr craft for which a license {s desired.” This regulation goes into effect Juiy 22. After that date private per- sons, unless on official government department business, will be banned from operating a plane in the Dia- triet, unless in traneit over the city higher than 3,000 feet, except when they are licensed. The Commlssioners at board ses- sion today learned that three appli- cations already had been made for licenses, and that Wade Coombs, R RN A : lowing drug stores: 0'Donnell's Drug Store, 604 $th 8 0'Donnell's Drug Store, 1118 ¥ St. 0'Donnell's D Bte: b Hamy W, Smith, Chery Chase Jackson & Whipps, 1870 Tth Bt. N.W. Gibson's Drug Biors, Alezandria, Va. R. D. Grunds. North Beach Colorial Beach D, CONSIDER BOARD OF FLYER EXPERTS ) TO TEST APPLICANTS FOR PERMITS = Colonial Novelty Stors, P. 0. Bldg., o, supérintendent of licenses, had put off the consideration of them until he could find out how the full speci- floations of the regulations could bs complied with. Now, the tentative g‘:" of Commic- sioner Keller would have a board of air experts meet ence 4 month_oF 80, and pass upon applications. r consideration would be along lines of knowledge of alrcraft science and flying skiil. MISS DU PONT A BRIDE. Daughter of Powder Manufacturer ‘Weds Sanford Glendenning. LONDON, June 39.—Miss Alicia du Pont, daughter of the powder manu- mington, Del., was miarried yesterday to Harold Sanford Glendenning of Nor- walk, Conn., who is a Rhodes scholar at Oxford. The wedding took place at 8t. Paul's Church, Knights Bridge. A reception was given in the Hyde Park Hotel, after the wedding cere- mony, to which the bridegroom’s iel- low students were invited. Mr. and Mrs. Glendenning will reside in Lon- don, where Mr. (lendenning will continue his law studies and his wife will continue her study of voice cul- -ture. HAY FEVER Relieved We positively guarantee that our 2dinnn SOLUTION For Hay Fever will relieve you if directions are followed < or your money refunded. 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Gabardine Sport Coats (Tan and Blue. . . .$20.00 Golf Hose (wool) . ........... ...$2.85 to $7.50 Golf Balls Golf Bags Golf Clubs | facturer, Alfred 1. du Pont of Wil FROM E AVENUE AT NINTH The Finest - £ Leather Luggage “in the Land for 9.75 Through a special arrangement we have with one of the coun- try’s leading makers, we are able to offer luggage values not to be surpassed by any shop anywhere. And. Cowhide Leather Bag suitable for men and women. Leather lined. Heavy Cowhide Suit- case. Brown, russet or black. 24 and 26 inch length and extra deep. StraPs all around. A man’s size suitcase. Brass trimmings. 18- inch length. Colors: Cordovan, russet and black. Double-handle Cow- 5 h A Waitug) Bag, deathes hide Bag, leather lined lined. 16 and 18 inches i ag, leat length. Extra heavy when we say thlS, we and with inside pock- leather. Solid brass . . ets. 18-inch length. trimmings. Colors: are 51mply repeatmg Solid brass trimmings. Very full cut. Black and brown. what our customers tell us almost daily. If you were thinking of putting $12 or $15 in a bag or suitcase for your vacation, put $9.75 in this luggage and use the balance on your trip. Shop Man’s Club Bag of Cordovan Cowhide extra heavy cowhide, around, of course, but Suit case. 24<inch Y russet and cordovan look these over before length. Short straps and straps all around. Solid brass trimmings. , Size for women as well as men. color. Straps all around. Leather lined. 18- inch length. Built-in steel frames. you buy. Then you will agree with us. The Avenue at Ninth Daily, 8:30 to 6 HE AVENUE AT NINTH “When you think of Palm Beach—think of P-B” Going away? Be sure to take a Palm Beach Suit along. 'P-B Palm Beach Suits come in almost every : dark pattern that wool suits are made of, as well as the light natural color Palm Beach shade, Style is hand-tailored into them, and they are silk-trimmed for the sake of shape. 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