Evening Star Newspaper, August 27, 1924, Page 12

2 1 RESTORE HARMONY' IN PARTY CflUNEIlSl leferences Over Democratlc‘ Appaintments “ironed '/Out." Report. SCIENTISTS STUDYING VAGARIES OF MT. ETNA! Sicilian Mission Erects Big Radio Station Historic t Near Volcano. scientific ship of Prof. by 18 engineers and wire s and sold . has been making int | esting meteorological and geophysical |observations and experiments in the { neighborhood of Mount | mission has erected a Marco |less installation. with antenn P‘mllnrx long, of 200 watts. Satis results, however, have thus far obtained because of the dis- effcct of the mneighboring rences between the chairman | Vo | Measurements have been record flof voleano aerial currents which | said to hav practical experime [ini and new for protection against Observa- tions have also been recorded of the | quantity variations of dust in vol MeCling b 3 {canic atmosphere and the influence Toinee V. AT ma. [0f winds on the temperature and | chairman f the v | weather of the surrounding country was th zhily party has observed and photo- Jimy when the names of 3 head- e CoRtallor ““, {sraphed the |eraters of | smoke hole: |LAXITY CAUSES CURB his assistants, ounced that he helpers without | Later it was < department | from his an un- | 4 et | Delaware County, Pa.. Official Re- | | fuses Licenses to Non- i Residents. ! Br the Associnted Press MEDIA, Pa. August 27.—Delaware | Coupty has ceased to be a mecca for | persons_wishing to marry in haste Col. Franklin P. Haller, register| of wills and clerk of the orphans’ court, vesterday forbade justices of the peace and other officials to issue marriage licenses unless one member of the couple is a resident of the county. The order was due, Col. Haller said, to the “indiscretions” of certain mag- istrates. He pointed out that recent- 1y a boy of 17 and a girl of 16 haa been married in the county, and that another couple applying for a license discovered to their dismay that the magistrate had married them. Nonresidents of the county now must apply to Col. Haller's office. Meets Death by Plan Propeller‘ SAN DIEGO, Calif., Aug Licut. Conrad A. Krez, U. his could be done 5 of cither ° the mentioned as y the local speak: Personnel of Orggnization. personnel of the Democratic zation has been offi- rd as follows mhbers of the campaign organiza- L. Shaver, West Virginia, I'rank H, hairman: ¢ fana. secretary cxecutive secretary District rer. v Pittman, mily Newell ib activities (in- James Clintie, Oklahoma, chairman. Publicity—Robert W. Woolley, New airman publicity committee; hicum, executive director; s, assistant; Mrs. Blair istant; Clifford R. Snider, V. Me- Made in Tampa Ask for them At All Smoke Shops 10c—2 for 25¢—15¢ Strt. headquarters, s J. Spell headquarte Dixon, manager. New York;| manager. West- Chicago; Lincoln ational headquar- ters, Washingtol . A. Jones, chair- man (for the ate); Arthur B. Rouse, chairman (for House of Rep- tatives); D. K. Hempstead, sec- v; South Trimble, treasurer. = The Wright Co. One-Half Price ON MARRIAGE cENTERi‘ Barbers Run Up Haircut for Men Because of Women Byt A\nmh(ed Press. ST PALM BEACH, August 27—The price of a hair cut for men is to be advanced to 65 cents here at once, acording to action taken by the Barbers' Union, an advance of 15 cents. Wonan is the cause of it, barbers declared, in explaining the adva: and will also hand over an “artistic” the first time get their air bobbed, and nts for « dditional bob. to do it lamented one “We can’t tell our stories, the barb cither. MELLON SAILING TODAY. Coming Home on Majestic—Kept Visit Unofficial. anied by on of I wife and daughter, for Cherbourg, fo embark on the liner Majestic. Sec- s Allsa, | ays with the last it quietly in sightsce- for a portrait. He bers of the French nt luncheon iee Minis- | and a few others, and| Kept his visit entirely | | and posin | sSeen no me | throu lmu Domestic Troubles Cause Slaying. | | MILTON. Fla., August —Roland | Arthur, shot and kijled e last n R. Armatrout of ¢ Point surrendered to the sherift. mestic caused the shoot- ing, Armatrout said. He is married and the father of five children. Me- Arthur was unmarried trouble Abe Martin Says: Th’ law-abidin’ citizen must have a peach of a memory t’ re- | member all th’ laws. Th' feller that owes ever’bud- dy may not be down, but he’s allus out. | Th' Bentley divorce case has | been settled, an " th” husband gits th’ children an’ th’ wife gits th’ publicity . | Th' big flurry’s goin’ t’ come | when Henry Ford refuses t’ sell | a car t’ anybuddy what drinks. | (Copyright, Joha F. Dille Co.) Holland has seven woman members | of Parliament and each one belongs to a different political party. Special August Prices on-- Fur and Fur-Trimmed Coats Continue Only for Three Days I¥s been the biggest August Sale we've ever held—because the values have been the best—and the prices the lowest. Season prices will greatly increase after Saturday. Choose either tomor- row, Friday or Satur&y—p-y a small deposit and we’ll hold your selection for you at the saving price. Every Fur is guaranteed ; is a brand new BIGGER VOTE DRIVE ON. Penneylvania State to Rouse Interest. PHILADELPHIA, August 27.— Methods of increasing the presi- dential vote throughout Pennsylvania were discussed at a meeting here of men and women leaders rep- resenting a score of State organiza- tions. Miss Martha G. Thomas, or- ganizer of the Pennsylvania Lcague of Women Voters, who presided, said plans would be developed for a “get- out-the-yote” tour of the State in Oc- tober with a cardvan of automobiles. Special attention is to be paid, Miss Thomas said, to obtaining a big res- ister Thursday, September 4, the first of the registration days. The other registration days are September 16 and October 4. Leaders to Tour Teachers’ Institute Opens. Special Dispatch to The Star. SBURG, W. Va., August 27.—The annual Berkeley County Teachers' Institute opened here yes terday with 172 teachers from this and adjoining counties enrolled. The sessions will run through Frida Otis G. Wilson, superintendent of schools of Fairmont, W. Va. is in; arge of teacher training work. The ssions are in charge of Miss Bessie county. Some Value! Best Quality White 0Oak Leather HALF-SOLE and nationally known Rubber Heels attached to your shoes for bualtty Shoe Repair 417 11th St. N.W. REMEMBER THE ADDRESS. § 'HERE is a real reason why our prices are ways lowest for su- perior values. We sell for cash—there- fore you have no credit losses to make good here. But a small deposit will lay by any selection. More Every garment style Imer, superintendent of schools || STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 27, 1924 HUGE U. S. NAVY VESSEL IN TRIAL TESTS TODAY Superdreadnaught West Virginia Capable of Hitting Enemy Bat- tleship Twenty Miles Away. ROCKLAND, Me., August 27.—The superdreadnaught West Virginia, the lzst cepital ship of America's battic flaet that can be completed for the next 10 years under the agreement for limitation of armaments, began her trial tests in Penobscot Bay to- day. These tests will last two weeks and will be the most extensive ever given an American warship. A standardization trial under light displacement, one of three standard- ization tests, was the first of the runs made for the observation of the naval trial board today. Similar ments will be made later. It is the first time that all three trials have been given. The West Virginia, although in di- tests gt mean and maximum displace- | mensions outranked by Japanese and British battleships now built or building, is in some respects a more powerful fighting machine. TIn ac- tion she can take a position 20 miles from an enemy ship and with her battery of eight 16-inch guns drop eight tons of steel and explosives on_the decks. She is electrically driven, designed for 21-knot speed, with a fuel ca- pacity for 10,000 miles; is 624 feet long, has a 97-foot beam and dis- places 32,600 tons. Capt. Thomas J. Senn is her commander and has a crew of 1,400 men. The chinese were the first to use Kites in ther observation: UNDER UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT SUPERVISION - Specialized Service to Army, Navy and Civilian Depositors Industrial Loans Checking Accounts 49, Savings Accounts Banking Hours: 8:30 to 5 P.M. THE DEPARTMENTAL BANK 1714 Pennsylvania Ave. N.W. McCormick Medical Glasses Fitted Coll zamined Eyes E: Dr. CLAUDE S. SEMONES 499410 McLachlen, Bid. 10th and G Sts. Starting the ‘Women Tailored Suits that store. greatest values will be because their values so sleeves. shades. Goldenberg's—Second Floor. Authentic models in box and semi-fitting styles, double breasted coats, with slash or patch pockets and tailored Skillfully tailored of the fashionable velours, blue serges in pencil stripes and plain oxfords in light and dark New Season With a Notable Sale of ’s Fall Suits Usual $25.00 Grades $17.50 correctly interpret the style ten- dencies for Autumn—specially selected and specially priced to emphasize the value-giving leadership of this Women who demand the newest and look for the enthusiastic over these Fall Suits, infinitely exceed their price. single and mannish Complete range of sizes, 16 to 40. New Felt Sports Hats for Autumn Wear In a Remarkable Saie Thursday at $3.95 Black and All the New Autumn Shades These Fur Felt Sports Hats are Fashion's latest craze. Simplicity and smart lines are their first attri- butes, and women who want to be first with the new sports hats for Fall will find an interesting selection of the most delightful modes. Made of fine quality fur felts, in chic little close-fitting models with adorable ribbon trimmings. Medium and hrgc shapes as well interpret the whim of the hour in trims of cut felt or dashing velvet bows. Genuine Xerami Coat; & Shelton loom fur fabric; deep mu and fine luster. made up in smart wrappy effect; fringe trimmed; novelty slesves. Black, 339_ Coney Pur Coats—48-inch, guaran- Sest Grongly + sewed and reinforced. All perfect skins; mushroom collar and Matornia Coats—very handsoms, silky fur fabric—50 inches long, with deep Viatka Coney collar and cuffs; durably lined throughout. Black, gray, tan Genuine Northern Seal (dyed Coney) Coats—48-inch wrappy model with ‘mushroom collar; attractive lining. flare cuffs; durably lined. .05 792 i~ 39 Coats that Competition Cannot Equal Second Floor August Sale Price August Sale Price New Sports Hats in Advance Autumn Styles, $1.95 Clever little hats of stitched felt, in smart, snappy shapes—just the hat you will want for that trip or outing over Labor D"n and for advance Fall wear. Hats with a world of style, in black and the new Fall shades. Specially priced for tomorrow at $1.95. 5 Goldenberg's—Second Floor. August Sale Price ........ August Sale Price GOO(_i Furhi;ture One-of-a-kind floor samples that have served To be 38° 5615 84530 837.50 342.50 51 45. 99 Sl l.oo their purpose and discontinued numbers. disposed of at % price! 27x54-inch Imported Gras Rugs, blue, tan and green. Regular price, 75¢ 6x9-ft. $13.50 Kimlark Rugs. $98.00 Queen Anne Walnut China Closet, gnlle front. 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