Evening Star Newspaper, July 13, 1924, Page 8

8 LANSBURGH OUTING HELD AT GLEN ECHO Store Employes and Friends Have Athletic Contests, Stunts and Other Popular Features. Athletic contests, stunts, a picnic Juach and a program of general fun Seatured the annual outing to Glen s the ecmployes call themselve 4 The day began with a base ball game between the married and single men, under the leadership of Mr. Tucker for the married men, and Mr. Resnicox for the singie men, result- | ing in a score of 9 to 4 the married men At 10:30 o'clock games and stunts d by Brad W. Holmes. of the am :[l‘vl 3 committes were Some nners were e contest, first, | nd, C. Shalk} crowing contes second, I in favor of % Boxan co Sanford; wh Zirk second, Shfat ed for Eats. a bugle and ever: lunch 1 After lunch W. R. Schmucker led the crowd into the Midway, through a series of stunts on the amusements In the building. Later a series of stunts was put on at the dance pavilion, one of them being ‘“political” spéeches by two of the ‘store orators, Fred Huber and Marx E. Kahn. An amateur dancing contest also was staged. A prize waltz was won by Mr. Quaid and Miss Miller, Prizea dogated by the buyers and executives of the store were dis- tributed. The members of the firm were among those present, enjoyiig the day with their associates. A small newspaper, edited by J. | White of the publicity department, created much fun. Exsay Contest. A week previous to the picnic an | essay contest on the subject “Why I Shall Go to the Picnlc,” was staged and the winners were announced as follows: First, Belt F. Cambell, who was presented with a silk comfort; second, Mrs. Ruth Talbott, who re- ceived a pair of brocaded corsets; third, Mrs. L. Blaser, who was award- ed a linen buffet set, and fourth, W. ‘W. Hoeke, who was given a shirt. Committees in charge of arrange- ments for the outing were: Executive committee—J. F. McTyer, W. R. Schmucker and B. W. Holmes. Publicity—Howard Berry, G. Lands- man and ‘White. Booster—M. C. Harris, W. O, N. Lan- man and Miss Jane Stuart. Reception _committee—Mrs. B, .| Worthington, Miss M. Richardson and J. Caldwell. Games and prizes—B. W. Holmes, S. Smith and G. Tucker. o TS, Veterans Name Delegates. Frank W. Parrish and Frederick lected to represent Miles Camp, N convention to be held next September in Mich gan City, Ind. John Watts and J. O. den ~ __THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON. D. C, JULY. BERLIN PINS HOPES ON U. S. AT PARLEY (Continued from First Page.) to fulfill the treaty and wish also that the Versallles treaty and Rhine- land agreement shall again enter into force. “We want to bring about a state of affairs enabling us to reach an honorable agreement with our former cnemies. Finally, we wish to regain our national freedom and our equal- ity with other nations. 1f France so strongly demands the miintenance of the Versailles treaty she must understand that we insist upon our rights under the .treaty being pre- served.” Reminding his hearer that the gov- ernment was responsible to the Reich- stag, which must make the final deci- sion, the chancellor said this fact must be borne in mind in the interest of the pacification of Europe and of the allies themselves. Stand on League Entry. The fate of Germany depends upon whether sound economics were prac- ticed mot only by Germany but also by her opponents. In conclusion, the chancellor denied the report that he had opposed the endeavors of forelgn countries to facilitate Germany's entry into the league of nations. He declared that the condition of Germany’s entry must be that Germany's welfare and honor are preserved. Representatives of the German trade union movement today conferred with members of the government on the effect of the Dawes report on German White Kids and White Fabrics. Thousands of pairs! Dozens of the most beautiful styles. Nine pic- tured. Beginning Tomorrow With No Reservations! All *5% with many %8 & °10 Whate All other $10 and $12.50 $ White Shoes reduced to- LL our other White Shoes, not in the $3.90 sale, included in this second group at $6.90! or more! more of these at our G St. Store. The Clearance Children’s Shoes Continues with more compelling values than ever —in groups. $1.99 and $2.29 fwo great ShOGS \ Iabor. Thropgh Peter Grassmann, vice Dresident of the General Labor Federa- tion, the unionists expressed the fear that the reparation obligations would be unloaded on the, workers by con- sumption taxes. Minister of Finance Luther and ex- perts of the finance ministry asserted that all classes of German society were loaded to the very limit with di- rect taxes and declared that the only source for more money was indirect taxes. .« £ The union leaders expressed grave disappointment with these declarations and also served notice of their inten- tion to oppose the government's an- nounced intention to reinstroduce pro- tective tariffs. MUSSOLINI WON'T GO. Italian Premier Kept at Home by Internal Politics. By the Assoclated Press. ROME, July 12—Premier Musso- lini, although he had definitely de- cided that the internal situation will not permit his participation in the interallied London conference, an- ticipates that the meeting July 16 will be one of a series and intends to intervene at one of the future || conferences when it may appear probable that a definite conclusion is being approached, according to reli- able information here. Italy will be well represented at the London meeting by Marquis Pietro T. della Torretta, ltalian ambassador to Great Britain, who has followed the entire question closely. Other Italian representatives will be Minis- ter of National Economy Nava, Min- ister of Finance de Stefani, berto Pirelli, Italian expert at the peace conference, and Deputy Jung, former commercial attache at Wash- ingto! Plcnty of all sizes, 3 to 8. AA to C widths. At all our Washing- ton stores. Marked down from $10, $12.50 Ultra styles for every smart occasion. A sale that won't be duplicated in a hurry and that can't last long! You'll find Cor. 7th & K Sts. 414 9¢h St. 1318 G St. “City Club Shop™ 1914-16 Pa. Ave. 233 Pa. Ave. S.E. 13, . 1924 —PART 1.. . Living Room Suite $221.25 too, is at your service. hogany. beds. and Chifforobe or Chifforette. Ten_ picces, FURNITURE THAT MERITS. CONFIDENCE—AT LOWEST-IN-THE-CITY PRICES. Dining Room Bedroom Living Room Formerly Sold at $295—at One- 0 o DOTH SIDES OF 7™ AT K ST. “THE DEPENDABLE STORE" DIVIDED PAYMENTS. July Clearance Sale of Furniture Brings Deep Reductions On SUI'TES Fourth Off Dining Room Suite $221.25 Choice of several beautiful designs. I ; $295 Dining Room Suites at 259 Off $221.25 | 1f you are a judge of furniture, so much the better—for the splendid quality of these suites will impress you all the more. consisting of 66-inch Buffet, Cabinet, Server, Oblong Table, five side and one arm chairs, with leather or tapestry covered seats. mahogany interior construction. Reductions of one-fourth have been taken on these Suites to clear our floors of sample suites and one- of-a-kind designs to make room for new purchases now being made at the Midsummer Furniture Exposi- tion. This is your opportunity to furnish every room in your home at a real saving of 259/, from our al- ready low prices. It is a sale event in which values hit the l'izhest mark. Our convenient Divided Payment, $295 Bedroom Suites $295 Living Room Suites at 25% Off $221.25 Fine Suites through and through. #American walnut, ma- rench walnut and ivory finishes, with double or twin h suite has a large dresser, large at 25% Off $221.25 es, overstuffed and upholstered in genuine moliair or Baker cut velout. Three pieces of generous size, consisting of 84-inch Sofa, Fireside C and_Armchair. Included are cane panel mahogany frame Suites, in antique brown finish, upholstered in brocade velour. $295 Davenport Suites at 25% Off $221.25 Kroehler and Northfield Davenport Suites are included in this group—names that are an_assurance of high quality "and superior workmanship. Overstuffed and panel frame suites with Z\_lalrshall spring cushions. The type of suite that appeals at sight. Choice of 28 Living Room Sui vanity, bow-foot bed semi-inclosed China Of American walnut with Make your selection tomorrow—we will hold your purchase for later delivery, if desired. | == R e o . 11 Y=uvzal $4.98 Porch Rockers $3.69 Well built, of solid maple, with large, comfortable, dou- ble-woven rattan seat ard wide arms. At this record entire lot So be low price the should go out quickly. prompt. $8.75 Lawn Swings, $5.98 Just the thing for the youngsters to enjoy during their play. hours. Made like the ‘regular adults’ size lawn’swings, of good, sound lumber, and made to last. Reduced for final clearance to $5.96. Let Us Send Homé a. McDougal Kitchen Cabinet Specially Priced Tomorrow at $39.50 You may place a McDougal - Kitchen Cabinet in your kitchen tomoprow and pay for it in convenient payments weekly. Free yourselt from kitchen drudgery. A McDou- gal will save you miles of | steps and give vou more time to yourself. The special sale_ price is very low—no more than you would pay for an ordinary kitchen cabinet. Made of solid. oak, With white enamel interior, com- pletely cquipped with wll la- bor-saving devices and with oll doors, pecial features. Refrigerators $19.98 Top-icer Refrigerators, with white enamel food chamber, and solid ashwood case. Ice capacity, 50 Ibs. living room suite. Fiber reed furniture is pigces of artistic design, consisting of 72-inch sofa, rocker . . $69 Fiber Reed Suites constantly growing in favor for the living and chair, with cretonne covered cushions resting on spiral A very unusual price for this attractive $45 roém, the sun parlor and bungalow. Three springs. In the popular Baronial brown finish. $75 Seamless Porcelain-Lined Refrigerators $50 Seamléss porcelain lined Refrigerators, 3-door style, with solid ashwood case, per- fectly insulated. Ice ca- pacity, 80 to 90 Ibs. Breakfast Suites at July Sale Prices Many different styles and.designs here to select from— handsome in appearance, thorough in construction and de- pendable -in service. Choice of enameled, mahogany and wilnut finishes. > Five-piece Breakfast Suites, consisting of y & table and 4 chairs, in ivory with coral decora- tion or gray with green decoration—specially priced at...... $27.50 98¢ Protects baby against fall- ing down steps. Three-foot Porch Gates, with hardwood slats. Complete set of fixtures included.