Evening Star Newspaper, July 31, 1924, Page 26

LADY ASTOR HITS . PICTURE CRITIGS “Don’t Give Tuppence” if Her ' Portrait Stays in Parlia- ment or Not. By the Associated Press. LONDON, July 31.—Lady Astor yes- terday took a hand in the warm con- i troversy which had been raised in the House of Commons by th ing on a wall of one of the sl of a picture, commissioned by Lord Astor, representing Lady Astor be- ing introduced to the House by the Earl of Balfour and former Prime Two-Mile Train Of Wheat Carries Farmers’ Wealth By the Axsociated Press, NEWTON, Kans, July 31.—All records were shattered when a Sante Fe train of wheat two miles long pulled out of here Tuesday. The train had 300 cars of Kansas hard winter wheat. Four locomo- required to pull the CREDITORS FILE SUIT. Nant Big m:hfl Store Declared Bankrupt. Nebr., July 31.—Two suits it he Minister Lloyd George when she took | her s The fo the enti little to her. but she belicved the women of England would like to have ait of her in the House of nce to me whether they de keep my portrait in parlia ment or not. 1 did not ask that it be put there. y 1 with the s arranged ¢ nghorne said th, s resigned sev en Almost Unbelievable Youcan hardly realize the wonder- ful improvement to your hought en of Kneland | it of me to when the | n Bar are F-R-E-E-! skiu aud complexion the mirror will reveal toyou after using Gouraud's Oriental Cream for the first time. White-Flesh Rachel. 6 Send 10c for Trial Size] F. T. HOPKINS & SON New York h | Tuesday and 300 vesterday. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, - | WOULD-BE IMMIGRANTS BESIEGE CONSULATE Hundreds From European Nations. By the Associated Press. RUENOS AIRES. July 31.—The United States consulate here has béen besieged since Monday by hundreds of European immigrants, frantically seeking passports vises to the United States. The rush hegan when the consulate announced it was ready to receive applications for admission, under the new Immigration law, in- structions and forms ving arrived from Washi n last w . The stea lines operating to New York cecumuliated in past years waliting lists totaling nearly 15,000 names of Europeans who have come here on the supposition that they would be able to enter the United States via Argentina. A line of 100 applicants, which was main- tained all dav Monday, grew to 200 1t extend- ed into the street, blocking traffic and requiring the services of policemen to open up_the thoroughfare. Consul General Morgan said yesterday that the majority of {mmigrants were [doomed to disappointment. The ma- Office in Buenos Aires Thronged by r)orlly of the immigrants are Poles, Russians and natives of the Balkans, with a sprinkling of Germans, Italians and Scandinavians. FOUND DEAD IN HOTEL. Bpeecial Dispatch to The Star, CUMBERLAND, Md., July 31— William T. Schlotterbeck, old, founder and president of the Eastern Sanitary Supply Company, Bal- timore, was found dead In his room, at the Gilmore Hotel, Piedmont, W. Va., this morning. Dr. T. L. Wilson, whom he had consulted the day before upon his arrival in Piedmont. pronounced death due to heart trouble. Mr. Schlotterbeck is survived by his wife and several children, rexiding in Baltimore. Mrs. Schlotterbeck was a Miss Snyder of Hagerstown, where Mr. Schlotterbeck was born and where he lived many years. He traveled this territory for his firm. 'Week-End Flower Sale Srecicl Bor-kets of Spring Flr-rers ,...._31 Gladioli Roses Garden Friday and Saturday Specials that will bring prompt response from flower lovers: Flowers THE ELACKISTCNE Cash & Carrv Flower Stores Funcral Flowers Delivered—Corsages and Bougets to Order 807 14th St. Phone Frank. 5442 804 17th St. Phone Frank. 10391 Three - piece Console Set—with purchase of $25.00. Wrought Iron Bridge Lamp—with purchase of $50.00. 1203 Wisc. Ave. Phone West 1702 50 years |’ FOUR SAVED FROM BOAT. Taken From Burning Launch on Lake St. Clair. DETROIT, July 31.—Two men, a woman and a baby were rescued from a burning launch here yesterday by Horace F. Dodge, jr. wealthy De- troft sportsman. Dodge was on Lake St." Clalr testing out one of his fleet of speedy motorboats when he sight- ed a launch enveloped in flames about a mile from the shore of Grossé Pointe Village. Dodge went to the boat, rescued the occupants, and then towed the burning craft to shore, where firemen |- extinguished the flames. The launch was virtually destroyed. Grosse Pointe police withheld names | of the persons rescued and would give out no information regarding the affair. Remember that strikethatsetthe 1eel s'amoking— OhbHenry!tastes! A Fine Candy O Houry11s the ropistered wedemart o tae Willinm- August Furniture Sale D. C, THURSDAY, JULY 31, 1924. Mussolini Calls Cabinet, . ROME, July 3lL—Premier Mussolini has called a cabinet meeting for to- morrow, when, it is understood, there will be discussion on the question of substituting a new law for. the pres- ent decree regulating the activities of the press. The ministers also will discuss, it is expected, further details concerning the absorption of the Fascist national militia into the regular army. = . Apple scab costs growers of the United States approximately $40,000,- 000 a year. Proper spraying would greatly reduce this los & every! cat POSES” bran er.C.Cotas FIRESTONE CORD TIRES ington. car owner. discovery* about oil. S OMETHING that every one who has ) heard about that wonderful new invention, the Wasson Motor Check, has been waiting for. This invention is coming to Wash- It's an event which will benefit every It’s a chance for Washington car owners to see and get in on the new The Indian Refining Company, Inc.— manufacturers of Indian Gasoline and Havoline Oil—will publish an announce- ment in this paper tomorrow which will start something in Washington. Watch for It! OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 10 P.M. At Greatly REDUCED PRICES For Thursday, Friday and Saturday Only!! Every Tire fresh from the factory, bearing name and serial, in wrappers. FULLY Guaranteed. FIRESTONE CORDS 30x3%. ..... $ 9.90 EXTRA SPECIAL! SEBRING Wait for Big News Story in Tomorrow’s Papers - CORDS 3ix4s ...... 32x4 .. 33x4 15.25 34x4 ...... 15.50 With every Sebring Tire purchased Thursday, Friday or Saturday we will sell you a Standard Four Heavy Duty Tube for $1.50. SPECIAL LUGGAGE CARRIERS For All 31x4 18.75 32x4 .. 20.65 33x4 21.30 32x4; 26.75 33x4V5. ... 34x4; . . 33x5 35x5 Free With Every Set of FIRESTONE BALLOONS With every set of Balloon Low- Pressure Tires purchased Thursday, Friday or Saturday we will give abso- Jutely free, rims, wheels and tubes. We need a few more Balloon sales to meet our quota. We will make you a liberal allow ance on your old tires on Balloon Chang eover. CORD TIRE SALES CO. Corner T4th and V Sts. N.W. B | LLOLYLLLLLLOLOGGLGGGOLOLLLY LANSBURGH & BRO. 418-30 7th St. N.W.—Thru to 8th A Columbia Electric lron—with purchase of $75.00. Dinnerware, Silver or Chocolate Set—with purchase of $100.00 or Everything in the Store Included and Easy Credit Terms For All $ 8.50 13.50 14.25 14.95 MU iy, B | I!lmuui @RINEA ¥ \ Crib and Mattress Very Special at— $11.69 Easy Credit Terms — =M Cabinet The Great Labor Saver Specially Priced at 245 Easy Credit Terms THIS TEN-PIECE WALNUT-FINISH BEDROOM SUITE, comprising Dresser, Ckiffonier, Continuous-post Walnut-finish )\etal Bed, Sanitary Spring, Soft-tcp Mattress, Pair of Pillows, Walnut-finish Chair and Rocker and a Room August Furniture Sale price Buy It on “THE NATIONAL’S” Easy Terms of Credit Phone North 3607 Open Until 10 P.M. & Drop-Side Couch With Pad. Very Special— $11.49 Easy Terms Size Rug. Golden Oak Chifforobe Very Special at 105 Tomorrow—Courtesy Day—Ushers in the Annual Ea.?' Credit Advance Sale of Furs An event holding an unusual fashion appeal ing opportunity. THIS TEN-PIECE WALNUT-FINISH DINING ROOM SUITE, consisting of Long Buffet with Mirror, Semi-inclosed. Chairs with Genuine Leather Seats. China Cabinet, Inclosed Server, Oblong fl C August sale price 9 Extension Table, Armchair and five Side Easy Credit Terms at “The National” and an extraordinary buy- For Courtesy Day We Feature— Attractive Fur Coats $98.50 48-Inch Natural Muskrat Coats 48-Inch Sealine (dyed Coney) Coats (Two of the Styles Sketched) THIS HANDSOME OVERSTUFFED LIVING ROOM SUITE, as pictured, is an cutstanding value and a representative “National” cffering; comprising Settee, Chair $ 75 tapestry; loose cushions. A special August 9 ; . Furniture value at and Rocker, upholstered in gcod grade of Pay as You Earn at “The National” Florence Oil Stoves \A complete line of them. The onc plc- tured, with two burn- $17.95 Easy Credit Terms This Bed Davenport Golden oak finisxh, Spe- cinlly priced for the Avguxt EXTENSION DINING TABLE AND FOUR CHAIRS, golden oak $21.75 finish. A big bargain in’ the Easy Credit Terms at “The National” Cedar Chest Of genuine Tennessee Red r. Only— $9.69 Easy Credit Terms Here are irresistible, soft furred coats of evenly matched muskrat skins or sealine (dyed rabbit), in the smart 48-inch length effects popular for win- ter. Straight of line and topped with huge crush or bolster col- lars of self furs. Exquisitely lined in brilliant or subdued colored fancy silks or plain col- ored crepe de chine with deep velvet border. An incompara- ble value at $98.50, these beau- tiful coats present the new in line and general effect. ,,//////////////,/é];a < /R A,L : . A Deposit is Enough Porch Rocker sy $1.49 Specially ericed, August Furniture Sale at A 0 ) SR Ice Cream Freezer « SECOND FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BRO.