Evening Star Newspaper, June 1, 1923, Page 20

Bureau of Mines Exhibiting Apparatus Used in Rescue Work Varied activities of the bureau of soreen yerving us & barrior to the ad® vance wave of exploding cc : mines, Department of the Interlor, | [UACY, LA, Conting the force of the sre deplcted in an exhidit arranged | aug toh P TROCE o ling the en- in the front corridor of the Interior : Department building, at 18th and F streets northwest. The exhibit will S e Aehe wan be open to visitors from 9 wm. 1o scope have the oppertunity of stud 4:30 p. for the next few weeks. | ing numerous photographs, which ¢ r 2 | veal intimately the structure of var The grotesque oxygen breathing | il ju)s Another interesting series spparatus used by the mine rescus | of photographs shows the various m erews of the bureau, whose hesd-|chanical procesees used in the b Quarters are on ten rescue cars and |Feau’s laboratories at Pittsburgh, P: for the testing of electric mine lamn coal-cut- wly d mine locomotives, electr ng equipment, etc. The sed apparatus used in the pyro- { breathi nnic acid method for the determi- igned to tion of carbon monoside In the wearer against am- | blood of supposedly poisoned perso ulphur dioxide and | which re displayed. | the usc g ins expo: n. and gases from locomotiv The _exhibit is under the charge of shown. An i A. A. Munsch, technical assistant, at- small device, tached to the experiment station of st ten rescue stations located in the ent :, are di n that formeriy required our to forty-eight hours COOK DECLARED INSANE. S| A jury in Criminal. Division 2, be- | fore Justice Bailéy, today found Louis Cook. colored, to be of unsound mind. Cook waw indicted on a charge of as- sault with intent to kill Morris Ross He was r The lungs of many of the Egyptian mummies prove that 3.000 ve more ago consumption harvest of victims. Hemstitching, Picot Edging, 10c Yard Pictorial Summer Fashion Books, 25¢ Pleating—All New Styles Store Hours: 9 to 6 Bathing Suits All-wool Bathing Suits, in black, red, navy and black and white combina- § 4.95 tions Bathing Suits, in black, ma- roon, tan, navy and purple; with white belts ...cocvscinins $5'95 All-wool Venus Tights; sizes 34 to 44 $2.25 Complete assortment of Bathing Caps, Belts, Shoes, Bags, etc. Specially priced. SWINMING A Big Assortment of Children’s Bathing Suits Sleeveless Golf Coat Sweaters Complete assortment of colors; two-tone effects. Sizes 36 to 44. $2.98 Others Tp to $5.95 g § % § : Knickers! - Yokt . 8395 E ) \ Pure linen 54.95 E white knickers. . SLFgEVE‘l;eESS KHAKI COATS, to worn with Knickers; sizes $2-98 34t042 .....iconnninnn KHAKI HIKING SKIRTS, but- ton all the way down the front; petch pockets and belt: sizes 24 to 30 $z-25 waist measure ........ A Complete Assortment of Wright and Ditson Tennis Rackets and Balls - Sportwear Section—Main Floor. Exceptional Values in Qur DowNsTaRs STORE Men’s Union Suits Special Sale A wonderful purchase. Standard check nainsook; lapover seats; pearl buttons; sizes 34 to 46. The famous YALE make. A wonderful bargain for the men folks. Children’s Tub Dresses A very large assortment of Ginghams, Chambrays, Pongees, Black Sateens and many combina- tions of materials; in sizes for kiddies and girls—2 to 6, including panty dresses; and 7 to 14. 79c LITTLE BOYS' WASH SUITS, "Middy and Oliver Twist Styles; good quality, sturdy materials, solid cel- lars, cuffs and pockets; full ors.and combination §‘-’l°"g cut_and well made; sizes 6 Sizes to Cotton 75¢ 6 for $4.25 WHITE JEAN MIDDY BLOUSES, trimmed with three rows of braid on col- blouse and pants. to " $1.25 3 for §350 " $1.45 Downatairs Stos ted in ascertalning | paa, resented | ars and HENRY M. ZELLER,FORMER D. C. MAN, DIES AT DALLAS ‘Was One of Leading Members of Masonic Order in Texas s DBy the Adsoclated ¥ Zeller, fifty-one years| CHICAGO, Juns of Washington, died [lite of th his home, | forms e of milllons long lllness. | 0f years sclence has L. M. Zeller, |recorded such development has been Mr. Zeller | tound, Adolf C. Noe, swsistant pros WILL SEE_PRESIDENT. | Rodeo Members to Call at White f town, si | House. : e 0 with his| President Harding will tomorrow For o number of vears | &fternoon recelve at the executive ith Sears, Roe- | office the score or more of men and ¢ &rand master | OMON Tiders who are hers perform- *5f Dailas | In& In the rodeo being held on Unlon of | station plaza under the ausploes of past | the Shriners. 'allas | 4rrangements for the reception were made today by Edgar £ Snyder, second degree | United States marshal for the Dfs- trict, who is a member of the Shrine ion committs Henry M. old, formerly Thursday, May 24, at Tex., followln; other, M treet northwe {s survived by his w Miss May McAbo olty; M. Zeller, ir., and 2 daughter, Mi on with his t allas thrice illustrious r Coun Dallas last Fri 50 Women’s Silk Capes Saturday Special | | erful when lendid allle striped and moire designs. Full cut snappy styles with new roll collars and with or with- out fringe trim- mings. Better y ® Silk Capes $16.95 Capes, $12.75 $24.95 Capes, $19.75 $32.50 Silk Coats, $22.75 $20 to $27.50 Women’s Suits and Coats $13.77 135 garments that sold to $27.50. This Ing's_chole yles in models appro- priate for y girls and misses. A wonderful v opportunity to buy a suit or coat Women’s Hot Weather Ladies’ Gauze Rib- bed Union Suits bed Vests 25¢ tubular tailored tops: shell knees: both regular and extra sizes. of buttons “ome or f y Men's Nainsook Women’s Thread & Union Suits Both pajama check and wide plaid madras most fastidions sl - Men’s %flglg. 25c Children's gan s Imported Sox and Drawers 1 27(: Light color ‘ > ;),::l fancy fuflJ { Kayser Long Silk ) Gloves Kayser Heavy Silk, 16 Alluringly Beautiful For Your Summer Splash Women’s Paisley Blouses W ash Blouses, of 98c pretty col- ors and patterns; all sizes. { Ladies’ Leather Vanity Boxes Beautiful tooled leather de- signed vanities. ins 1d e purses, and large mi rors: toilet f - colof. striped trimmings. short_sleeve stvies. Money - e ) Children’s Rolled Cuff Sport Sox Derby Ribbed Sport Hose, in gray andtan, with dou- ble turned \ All-wool Buits, and girls. Handsomest col- ot with eontrasting wtriped 22 to 34 sizes. trimmings. ‘High colors dnd staple shiades, one-pisce _enits of high luster silk finish satine and “in vibbed knit. Black, blue and colors and in 18 to 8 sizes. White Sport Pumps and Oxfords o | .79 One and Two Military Heels Strap’ Styles Plant Life Is Found Millions Of Years Older Than Recorded Women’s Summer Dresses " Unrivalled for Value _RibBed Underwear. Ladies’ Gauze Rib- | Children’s Nainsook Wai R nd g Naio- down _the - front soft, Suits. pure whit® 0 shirts for | pabies age extra row | 17" montn to + t ants: have buiit-up shoulders. | Drop seat. Sizes 2 to 12 years. BATHING SUITS yles. all-wool Knit , lavender, blue, red, with contrasting vound necks, strapped shoulders or garment replaced if colors fade. Children’s Wool Suits $4.00 Women's Suits $2.98 Herald and Examl A lump of hard mineral embedded mall gla , Drol nays. been found In ‘voml m Ilinol, To the clalm of present day noe and throw o new light on the evolution of plant life through the wgom of the parth's early history. | | | The ORIGINAL Malted Milk $4.00 and $5.00 Wash Dresses selc g rettiest of chy ty ptterns. rie B fallored straightline . in sizes for girls and $10.00 to $15.00 Silk Dresses Reproduced styles of dresses that for big money i clusive shops. of canton crepes, cre and tricole browns, biues and high colors and paisiey de- signs. Do not fail to see the smart styles at this low price. 20.00 to $27.50 Silk Dresses Show room vaar ""fl‘;"..‘! slfl heavy cropes, ‘and all _the ular oilk fabrice in evers wanted' color Whe! ou oly unBERSHIRTS Button 1 |3 years. Flat lock | ‘seams that do mot hurt. “'Goody"* dresses—the make that mothers recogaize as the best—for girls 4 to 14 vears. Made of real “‘Lonsdale’ jean, in regulation styles, ia plain white or with biue Palmer's linea trimmed collars and caffs. Guaranteed ab- solutely fast color. s N Heavy Fibe otleavs Fiber Silk Hose, fa black, whi Cinder ¢ ¥ Paim “Honch: C dobible 1isle heels and toes .. . White Silk Skirtings 9 and 40 iach newest novelty weaves for sport Teare $1.25 ard and Up 36-In. White Ratine Heavy nub quality. s Worth to 6% yd. refunded \ $1.25 Dress Linen 79¢ Yd. Imported Belglan quality, whrunk from 4%e 99 inch: All colors. ‘Children’s Tan : Pléy Oxfords In Which Fine A tropical suit is only as guod as the tailoring put into it. In these suits you’ll fud quality in the tailoring as well as in the light, cool fabrics. one and, as the weeks go by, you’ll be more and more pleased with the way it holds its stylish shape. Wear You’ll be ready for . Woodmward & Wathrop THE MEN’S STORE Cool Tropical Suits, 25 Tailoring Tells Tropical Worsteds, Gabardines, English Flannels, Mohairs— correct in style, made to be cool. All are silk trimmed. Two and three button models in stripes, checks, plaids and solid colors. Regulars, stouts, shorts and longs. the hottest days of Sum{ner in these Cool Suits Men's Clothes Section, Second fioor. Ecuadorian Men's Hat Section, Pirst floor. Madras Shirts, 3 Fine woven and silk striped madras in both white and colors—colors guaranteed abso- lutely fast. They are cool and comfortable because they are tailored properly and sized correctly. White Oxweave Shirts, $3 Collars attached, button-down or plain. Shirt Section, First floor, Genunine Ecuadorian Panamas are ideal hot-weather hats. They are of an exceptionally fine weave, correctly bleached and blocked in the season’s most popular shapes. High or medium crown, straight or curl brim, Alpine, sunken or flat crown, as you' Panamas, *5 prefer. Light-Weight Silk Ties For hot-weather wear we rec- ommend Foulard silks — they're very popular; the col- ors are new, smart and attrac- tive, Blues lead, with browns and yellows close seconds. $1.50 Men's Furaishiags Section, Firet foor. The Popular Brighton, 7 A Fine Tony Red Calfskin Oxford The. Brighton is popular because it de- serves to be. It is easily one of the smartest 'styles of the season with its medium French toe and new light stitch effect. Solid leather soles and rubber heels. | Men's Shoe Section, Second floor,