Evening Star Newspaper, July 17, 1924, Page 38

NEGOTIATE TO BRING WALES TO CONVENTION Ohioan Accused of Embezzling $92,476 of Company’s Funds. Houston Advertising Delegates Expect to Secure Prince Next Summer. By the Associated Press. COLUMBLUS, i . Josephso By the Associated Press. LONDON, July 17.—The Houston delegation to the International Ad- vertising Convention has 5 of the company's funds. convention in the Texas city. ‘They hope to make the sit of the Prince of Wales the big feature of their convention and have already open:d negotiations with St. James Yalace, which they hope to bring to 2 successful ¢ e return to the U 1f the convent the xrince to m: t —— in Canada. s have ar- r: The Houston d. ranged with the fraud. world. rip directly to Houston lish port in a chartered ship. At a luncheon at the American Chamber of Commerce, which wa: most important of th ATTORNEY IS ARRESTED. | MUSEUM TO BE ERECTED former vice president of the Indus- trial Endowment Fund Company, was arrested here last night on two war- arging embezzlement of $92,- . His arrest came within two hours A i e vertising Convention bas alreads|,¢"nefiing of amdavits by Joseph | oUnced ¥ ¥y pprop| eonls DreharinE i F. Ferguson, examiner in the state department of commerce, alleging the Josephson was taken to the county jail. No bond has been fixed. America is said to have more gar- | R. Richards, director of the American bage than any other country in the| Association of Museums, which re- Cooler Breakfasts Tomorrow’s breakfast prepared with tonight’s dinner—a QUICK QUAKER delight THE EVENING Announces Gift of $75,500 for First One in Yosemite. By the Associated Press. 2 NEW YORK, July 17.—The Laura Spellman Rockefeller Memorial an- museum in Yosemite National Park, which will be the first museum to be installed in any American national park. The announcement was made by C. cently submitted to the Rockefeller ChSThilsler i o i Try this new recipe Schermerhorn pointed out that com- mercial competition between the na- tions of the world would have bene- ficlal results e make for a invigorating, too. Parlin of Philade Hotchkl NEW FLARE PERFECTED. ‘Will Throw Light a Mile to Aid Mail Flyers. 1 T Night air by friction when the “ships” and cast a brillia over the ground for a mile slowly descend. 4 - RS Qs As you dinner tonight, cook your regular breakfast quznti’t; of 3UICK QUAKER (the new Quaker Oats that cooks in three to five minutes). s ; = % When done, pour into a pudding mould and let cool. Then 3 i igerator over night. Cut in medium thick slices 3 D e e iaes with freuh or oooked fruits or berries and sugar—float with rich milk or cream. The combination is delightful A world noted chef discow- ered this new way. Just for the joy of it, &ry it Standard fall size and weight packages— Medium: 1Y4 poands; Large: 3 poands, 7 ox. cooling of hot westher H“m umm it’s supremely nourishing and ¢ wasbed Memorial a petition describing the need for such museums in each of the important national parks and recom- AS MEMORIAL IN PARK | mending that the first be located at 5 Yosemite. made also for the establishment of | Maver stated his ihtention to become " | & ‘senior_member of the law firm of Mayer, Warfield & Watson, TUDEBAKER Just Drive It; That's All Fund | museums in the Yellowstone, La. Fay Laura Speliman Rockafaller e Patrifted Worent and Mess Verde National Parks. Ansel Hall, chief naturalist of the (national park service, has been ap- pointed executive secretary of the committee. Federal Judge Resigns. NEW ed $75.500 for the establishment of & | M Mayer of the United States Circult YORK, July 17.—Judge Julius New Train Pittsburgh Effective July 17, 1924, a new train, No. 19, will be placed in service from Washington to Pittsburgh on the following schedule: Lv. Washington Ar. Martinsburg. Ar. Cumberiand. Ar. Connellsville. Ar. McKeesport Ar. Pittsburgh Equipment: Through Coaches, Drawing-room, Parlor Cars and Dining Cars Effective above date the CAPITOL LIMITED will discontinue handling passengers from Washington to Cumberland, Connellsville, McKeesport Pittsburgh. For reservations or details of ervice call TRAVEL BUREAU—MAIN 3300 City Ticket Office, 15th and H Streets N.W. or Union Station WALTER V. SHIPLEY Asmst. General Passenger Agent Baltimore & Ohio - 4 soo0rd= on ' vMaklers of “Fruit of the Loom” recommend washing their fabrics with Rinso WHITE cotton fabrics form a good part of your family wash. 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Court of Appeals yesterday forward- ed his resignation to President Cool- idge, to take effect August 1. Specific suggestions were | announcing his resignation, =L TTHHA T SAVE $5 By Ordering Your New Range NOW N TH OP D ‘ FIVE DOLLARS TOWARD THE PURCHASE OF ANY SIDE- OVEN GAS RANGE DURING THIS SALE SO AR TR T NGER NLY one coupon may be used toward a range, of course. There is no other restriction. Any side-oven range in our Sales Department may be selected—among them such excellent ranges as GARLAND—RELIABLE ANGLIRON—SCOTT— ORIOLE—and TAPPAN. This opportunity to save five dollars is yours for a limited time only. Make your selection this week. Convenient terms of purchase may be arranged. WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY SALES DEPARTMENT—419 TENTH STREET N. W. SO A LR R Last Call! Sale Positively Closes Soon Piano Shop = e Y CLOSING-OUT SURPLUS STOCK USED AND NEW PIANOS--PLAYERS--GRANDS! Many Great Bargains at Sacrifice Prices This is your one and only chance of securing the piano you have always wanted at a less- than-auction price. For years we have been building, buying, storing and selling planos. We have decided to close out our entire surplus stock immediately. We realize that we must sacrifice these instruments at prices never be- fore heard of. quality considered, in order to induce immediate actfon. Many of these instruments are priced at an absolute loss, and you must act quick if you want to secure your favorite make. Don’t pass up this opportunity to secure a good piano. This chance will not come again. Come prepared to buy, even if vyou have not intended to purchase an instru- ment for many vears. We can arrange terms if you do not have the cash. No matter where you live it will pay you to come over southeast early this morning. Cash—or Easy Terms Finally cut to $38 for instant sale! Come—snap up this big bargain. We will deliver it free within 6 miles of Washington. Call early and be the lucky one to get this upright Piano at this ridiculous price. Bring a small down payment @] K() Per and pay the balance at OV Week! Another player plano at a ridiculous price. Anyone ecan play it. Any standard 88-note roll will fit it. This is your chance. Act quickly. Only one at this price. Pay only $2.25 per week. Here is one of the greatest bar- gains in the sale. If it is not sold when you get here snap it up, as it will be one of the first to go. Free delivery within b mfles of the city. Open Nights The Piano. Shop 227 Pennsylvania Ave. " Southeast Haul this piano away and we will sell it for $25.00.” It is an Ebony case and worth more than double the price we ask for it. This is your chance. SALE POSITIVELY CLOSES SOON