Evening Star Newspaper, November 2, 1923, Page 35

v ’ twenty-five yvears ago. These plants i | en virtually inactive since the ar v ned, only the manu- . mited number of air- r governments being permitted under the peace terms. .| Whether the German plants will | | remain closed after the post-war re- | strictions are removed was mot an- i | nounced. The ZR-3 is under con- struction there inow for the United States government. The German engineers have evolved I five types of Zeppelins, which may be Goodyear Company Buys All| fc. s o “Raadura ™ tapabie’ of s G . carrying great loads of freight, fuel Rights—Transatlantic necessary for long-distance flights, Vi 7.5 miles an hour. Plans also have Ser ice Forecast. been perfected for airships for scout- The Goodyear Company has manu- stured many of the latest types of complete crews and from thirty to 100 passengers at the rate of 60 to —_ ing, patrol work and mine spotting in_war time: By the Assoe AKRON, November xed many of the e atonis andl tlaBis ito: . ibles for the United States Army IS4/ A0 EElS ROF mANIG nd Navy, and has several under con- Zeppelin dirigibles have been DUF- ‘truction now. chased by the Goodyear Tire and| . e i3 Rubber Company, it was officially DELAY WORK ON ZR-3. announced by this company t ————, niglt. The deal includes the right | Germans Know Completion Will to manufacture all engines, ma- | : chinery and auxiliaries of this type | Ea Whiers Teaphogient. of dirigibles, | The Versallles treaty not only pro- The purchase price was not an- | Vides for the destruction of the Zep- nounced, but it was declared to be |Pelin plant at Freldrichshafen, Ger- e °¢ 0 ¢! many, after the ZR-3 is completed, one of the highest in the history of | but stipulated that the monster air- Anternational aviation. | ship, after it is turned over to the The glant air liners will be manu- | United States government, is to be faoctured at the Wingfoot Lake avia- | lised for only commercial and exper- tion fleld near here, at the Goodyear | imental purposes. - factories in this city, making Akron | It has been hoped that the ZR-3 onte Gimnters | would be in shape to make the trans- atlantic flight this 18>nth, but sev- eral weeks ago builders an- nounced the air cruiser would not be completed L y next spring. i T 1 as the manufactur air liners gets umler . it was siated. Sumivevs Leen made for the estab nt of a twelve-heur New piant that comple- His Apology. W lie Argouant 1 s at Wash- | The village Lady Bountiful met an ington in ter which | old farm laborer on his way to work the detalls will be public. |and was surprised that her greeting was Information gathered here from | wasted. “Jones, she sald reprovingly, various sourc ndicates th a corps | “you might at least raise your hat to of experien: eppelin designers and me.” 1 beg yer pardon, m'lady.” said buflders will be brought here from |the.peasant, “but my poor wife ain't the plants at Friederichshaven, where | been dead ten days and I ain't started the first Zeppelin bout ! lookin' at the 3 laid before Perennial Garden Only adifference of six degrees distinguishes summer and winter temperature. San Francisco offers you a most ideal climate and setting in which to enjoy her many attrac- ti*ns and diversions. San Francisco Overland Limited arany one of 4 ofher. frains direct to Galifornia Two more daily trains to Denver with connections for California. ‘Each Union Pacific train is equipped and scheduled to pro- vide the California traveler with just the service he likes. All-Pullman equipment; or if you prefer, there are excele lent trains carrying tourist sleepers and chair cars. For reservations, information end descriptive booklets, sk F. L. Feakins, General Agent System, 508 Commercial Trust BIdg, 15th and Market Sts. nionlEacils Orstem Philadelphia, Pa. - Union Pacific If you could oil your house do your shoes—whenever needed—it always be weather-proof. o protect the wood against decay as in the wood, but it will oot ‘The pigment that affords the greatest ‘tection to the oil in paint is zinc. e That is why all reliable brands of scientific- ally paints contain zinc. That is why the United States Government insists on a high percentage of zinc in its paints. 4 Now your painter can readily get a reliable :mnfllhnmln mixing his own paint._It, It §» our own pure sinc exide vofined linseed ofl by the Master other| ‘manufacturers. .wd'n“d.hctlon- 3 mtw Painters Supply Company, 300 Front Street, New York, or any dealer HUGH REILLY COMPANY 1334 New York Avenue WATKINS-WHITNEY COMPANY 1410 14th Street N.W. ' @ The 'New Jersey Zinc Compiny below: would throw them THE .EVENING - {FIND IN ASIA FOSSILS | SIMILAR TO THOSE IN U. S..* ‘Warm-Blooded Mammals Discover- ed -by Scilentists in Ancestral and Original Form. VICTORIA, B. C, November 2.— Prots. Henry F. Osborne and Roy Chapman Andrews, attached to.the American Museum of Natural History in New York, arrived yesterday on the steamship President Jackson with what they claimed was proof that warm-blooded mammals and reptillan fossils found on the North American continent had been discovered in an- cestral and original form on the pla- teaus of Central Asia. The sclentists, engaged in a two- year anthropological investigation in ! central Asia, brought with them many boxes of specimens which they con- | sidered too valuable to escape for a moment from their sight. The valuables dinosaurs’ eggs, several skeletons of an almost unknown form of the great horned dinosaur and the bones of two warm-blooded mammals of huge pro- portions. JEANNE EAGELS ENGAGED TO WHITNEY WARREN, JR. Actress in “Rain” Met Prominent Young Society Man in Pro- ducer’s Office. By the Associated Press W YORK, November 2.--J Is, who i& now playing th is engaged to marry it was announced by her mothe Julla Eagles, according to the York American. The announciment Buy Bell's Guarant ~ Just when Every man can be-fitted included traces of | STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ©C, Jhad been rplanned for mext week,|ago and met Miss Eagels when he when “Rain” will complete 2 vear's|entered the offices of the manager who produces ber play. The mar- became interested in | ringe is scheduled to take place some Warr business about a year time next spring, the American says. theatric: f CLOTHING for MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN SAVE YOUR CASH and | USE YOUR CREDIT H. ABRAMSON 7th and L Sts. NW. Open Saturday Evenings Until 10 0’Clock No Branch Stores ced Clothes at Lowest Prices or Money Back. rsi’ in the field withy Low Prices--- you need them most éBiggest Values in the City These Coats are worth $25 to $30 of ‘any man’s money—until sold take vour “choice at $]9.50 We firmly believe this is the greatest yalue in the city at this price—and don’t esitate to guarantee them to be the lowest i the city or money back. A selection of évery new style and coloring produced— overplaids and plaid back, big ulsters or alsterettes—in straightline belted, half belt, raglan or set-in sleeve. All satin trimmed -—all sizes. Every Garment Carries Bell’s Guarantee —the 110-pound man or the big six footer, 220-pdund fellow. has bought in years, you be here tomorrow. If you want the best Two-Trouser. Suit $25 MONEY BACK - 1l Bell Clothes 920 F St. NW 2 Stor'-fc in Washington 941 Pa. Ave. N.W. i @ FRIDAY. NOVEMBER -2, 1923 Growing Girls’ Tan, Gun Metal and Patent Colt Oxfords; FEnglish and naturé shape lasts; rubber heels and perforations. With red Sizes 2% to 8 Extra Special ! “FIRST STEPS” Children’s Patent Button mouse top. gray top, white top and dull tops; patent collar— vlain toe. Sizes 2% to 8. Dress pumps, in patent leath with one strap and two buttons: plain toes and rubber hesls For the littls tots; feather in sizes 1 Also In wolors a two-tone tions Boya' Tan_Gunmetal and Paten: Bhoss, in broad and Goodyear welts and wing tips. Sizes 1 to 5¥...... Sizes 9 to 13% Special for Boys Boys’ Tan and Gun Metal Lace Shoes, broad and English toes. » to 13% $2-45 $2.95 1to6... 1026-/028 SEVENTH ST. NW. “U S th St i i ity-Wide i p " /- pper Seven rze!. in Location—City-Wide in Trade’ e $3.4’;.’l 'si.15 * 5115 Boy Scout Shoes Boy Scout Shoes, the fa- rmous shoes for all Kinds of wear and for sturdy piay Sizes 9 to 13 1.95 Sizes 1 to 6 Boys -"$3.65 DELIVERS ANY ADVERTISED BARGAIN Slightly Used But Not Abused Another Great Sale of Furniture in Our Exchange Department for Saturday Only Here you will find odd pieces for every room in the house—good furnitt you can buy on easy terms at the lowest price 2 these pieces have been taken by us in exchange for new In either event, come prepared to get what which have never been out of our store. ¢ that me of others are floor samples you have ever known. you want, for you will surely find it among these Wonderful Values. RUGS Over two hundred Wool and Fiber Rugs from our regular steck, in 27x54 and 36x72 inch sizes go on sale tomorrow at slashed prices. 1 almost any of the two-tone effects so popular for bedroom or liv ‘ Any Rug delivered for. < w Pad: opens to Bquip- sizes priced as low Sliding Couch and make comfortable full bed. ped with comfortable sanita Just something everyone needs for that extra room. You ¢ in this sale for as little as $12.9 down only Sideboard large cup- and unusually will g0 to the here early—for the . Delivered for only d *1 small sunt of Here is an_opportunity for you to se- cure a handsome Bed Davenport, over- stuffed and upholstered in fine tapestry With loose cushions. This piece is a floor sample and in Al condition. In- cludes a new 30-1b. Mattress. Offered -at the low price of only 50. down only....- at bargain in Bed Outfits. Single and DaTCAt ietn: Beds, in white or 1vory enamel; mostly 2-inch continuous-post style. These will be sold with a teed Link Spring and tress. A wonderful ch are room. as these class condition and will be offered com- Plete for only §19.30. Pay down only.. whirlwind_clo: le of Odd me or two of a kind. ¢ genuiné leather Seats in blue or brown. Either in wal- nut or mahogany. Come in early to get these for only $2.95. Pay down only.. Dining Room Suite. A great in_a 6-plece Quartered Oak Dining Sulte, S leaves and 4 chairs to match. This suite can be purchased for the small amount of only $19.50. For each plece pay down only, here is the greatest opportunity we haved ever: offered in Granby Phonographs. Several different upright styles in mahog- floor samples, slightly " used in $1 bargain at_practically one-half These instruments are nationally ou_may own one for £39.50. down only. . - Div. AMERICAN HOME 735 SEVENTH § consisting of large buffet with drawer, 45-inch extension table $l These durable rugs may be had in & room. 54-inch Ample space d large drawer ce is in excellent taken by us in ex- t o _ Golden Oak Wardrobe. for hanging clothes, 0dd Living Room Tables, in several styles, gold, wicker and mahogany s May be had in this sale for only $8.95. Pay down only.. Genuine Kroehler Bed Davenport, with chair and rocker to match. Mahogany-finish frame, upholstered in good tapestry tically new. A wonderful 3-piece for the living room, where an extr. bed is needed. , You can buy this suite for only $120.00. For each piece pay down only brand v floor sa Heaters greatly teed Hot-Blast Heater pipe, now priced as low as $19.50. Any heater delivered for...... 5 Kitchen Cabinets—As an idea of what you may expect in values here you can buy a Hoosler Kitchen Cabinet with its many step-saving conveniences for only $25.00. Deliv- ered for only S SR Parlor Settees—Just two Parlor tees, with mahogany-finish frames and upho 2 All sample . A guaran- with stove- w. N Each prle by ol N W B'et_wé_c‘h:G&H' ;