Evening Star Newspaper, September 25, 1924, Page 26

=G IN OLD CALIFORNIA MINE HRSI CONGRESS (Rl cous, stace MADE §CENE REENACTED yo-Day Program in Phila- delphia and Valley Forge Commemorates Event. Press. PHIA, September 25.— »n of the 150th anniver- sary of th ting of the First Con- ental Congress and the 200th an- v of the founding of the Car- pant Company, in whose historic nhall the patriots met to discuss the ralations of the colonies with the mother country, began today : A colorful two-day program, which 8 11 and ends oric Val- Property Once Yielded $20,000;- 000, But Was Believed Barren. Now Owned in Frisco. Dy the Ansociated Press. SAN FRANCISCO, September 25.— A rich strike of gold was made yes- terday on the property of the Cen- tral Eureka Mining Company, ac- cording to a report received by the San Francisco Chronicle. The mine, controlled by a small group of San Francisco men, Is located at Sutter Creek, Amador County, east and slightly south of Sacramento, Calif. On this strike, the Chronicle says, hinges the possibility that the old Kureka mine, which yielded $20,000,- 000 for Alvina Hayward and other operators, but which for many years has been regarded as barren. may again pour out a yellow stream of riches. The old Eureka mine was owned vears ago by Hetty Green, who, how- ever, did not work the mine, in the belief that it was barren. It was ac- e | quired by a group of New York capi- - | talists for a reported price of night will the President of the United States, who will deliver an r«' Hall Preserved. well preserved s here that eptember, patriots had met at | for the purposes of the ng. They marched from the tavern to Carpente all, and promi- nent in the proc e Col. John 6, and during its ion of the rights rEanizatio esque uniforms, be reviewed historic Inder e Hall as th parade to Carpenters’ Hall. Re-cnact Old Scene. he first ion of the First ntal Congress will be re-en- n the hall where it met. The will be members of the An- planned to ha peaking parts a with the history of that me At the conclusion a certificate of honorary membership in the Car- penters’ Company will be given to President Coolidge and will be re- ceived in his behalf by Senator i Wharton Pepper, as | dent will not arrive in Philade until tonight JUSTIFIES ALIEN BAN. Vauclain Says Increase of Ma- chinery in U. S. Is Reason. N’ > CITY, N. J., September ion of immigration is ¥ the increasing use of ma- ry in the United States, Samuel B ident of the Baldwin said in an ad- nvention of the sociation here. v that I have in the past ten vears—do the of the people live as they live B! in the United States,” said Mr. Vauclain. “You cannot find the com- mon people with whom I have lived consuming the quality of bread our here secure. and today is losing its trade. as hundreds of thousands of un- employed mechanics with no hope of ever employing them again, and they cannot send them here because of the immigration laws. The immigra- tion restrictions offer relief to this country which is more lasting." —_— BAN GIRLS’ CIGARETTES. September 25.—Boston rls who go in for véar must not smoke get at t eight hours slecp each night, according to the rules laid down by the training com- peopl no backsliding where tobacco is con- cerned. Other rules prescribe only a cup of tea or coffee in the g and seven hours of outdoors ise weekly. The rules are to ap- ply only to the season of a girl's particular sport. Falling to strike gold, the e sold the property to the t 3 Mining Company $150,000. = . State Wins in Ship Seizure. MOBILE, Ala., September 25.—Pro- ceedings by the State of Alabama nst the Italian steamship Valle- seized in port here under the dry laws, were upheld by dge Joel W. Goldsby of the Mobile Circuit Court yesterday in a decision in which a motion for dismissal of the action was denied : R Railroad cars with concrete floors are now being made in Germany. $3.50 Philadelphia $3.25 Chester $3.00 Wilmington AND RETURN SUNDAY, September 28 SPECIAL TRAIN Eastern Standard Time Leaves Washington ‘l"fl on Station) Ar. Wilmingto 3 Chester 1 Philadelp A et iy s 3 RGN P.M., Chester 7:59 P.M. FRHROe Tickets on sale Friday preceding Excursion g7 Similar Excursions Sundays, October 12, 26, November 9, 23, December 7, 21 Pennsylvania RR. 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Announces a Very Important Sale of 500 RED CEDAR CHESTS Tennessee Red Cedar—the finest red cedar grown! proof, mothproof, dampproof. Small sizes for the girl who “rooms”; others for the apartment and home. And every one very specially priced, due to the quantity we purchased. This “Yard-wide” Cedar Chest Chest Sketched, $9.65 Colonial 40-inch Cedar Chests 5 1 3.65 Not Illustrated We could get only 90 of these large size chests, beautifully grained and finished throughout. Fitted with new dustproof corners and lid. A splendid mothproof storage for your heavy woolens as well as apparel. Fitted with casters, lock and key. Crinkled Bed Sets, $4.95 Bolster Throw to Match This Hahdsom Unbleached crinkled bed sets, with colored jacquard stripes. For single, 34 Scalloped edges and and double beds. cut corners. (Second Floor, F St.) useful in any home. heavy lock and key. [ Regularly $27.50 Fifty pounds of softest felt, laid layer upon layer until you have a mattress soft and resilient—one that simply cannot pack or get lumpy. Covered with art ticking and bound with a 4-roll imperial edge. Sizes for all beds. ey} Mirror skeiched, $1975 (Fourth Floor, The Hecht Co.) Decorative Mirrors $]19.75 Fifteen different styles, from 48 to 60 inches wide. Plate, plain or mitered glass, with beautiful polychrome frames. (Pearth Flser, The Hocht b.) b4 Finely built; smooth inside and out; vermin- 9,0 $9.65 Ilustrated at Left Solid Tennessee red cedar throughout. Such a pretty chest and such a convenient size! Quite large enough to hold any apparel folded just once or your finer bed linens. casters and heavy lock and key. Fitted with dustproof lid, smooth-rolling Chest Sketched, $19.65 e -inch Cedar Chest 519.65 Hllustrated Above Specially built chests of glowing red Tennessee cedar, made decorative with dull copper bands. An especially welcome gift for the bride-to-be, and certainly Deep and roomy and fitted with dustproof lid, casters and (Second Fioor, ¥ Street.) Wool Mixed Blankets Double bed size— very specially priced Only a limited quantity of them. Soft, wool-mixed blan- kets, in a most generous array of striped and block patterns. Blue, pink, tan and gray, on white backgrounds. Finished with soi- sette binding to match. (Second Floor, ¥ St., The Hecht Co.) Mohawk Sheets i $].65 Perfect quality, snow white sheets, 81x90. Nationally known for wear. Finished with good. deep hems. Pillowcases to match (42x36), 39c. singly. $4.95 Curtains and Panels $].39 Curtains in pairs; panels sold Marquisette, bungalow net, filet net and Nottingham patterns, in white, ivory or ecru. Pure Linen Table Sets (55x70 cloth and 6 napkins) $5.48 Perfect Opaque Window Shades (36x69 with fixtures) 59¢ Crochet Bedspreadsi ( 34 and double beds) all white $1.85 (Becond Fioee, ¥ L) Friday--Simmons and Other Beds--Specially Priced This $29.75 Simmons Bed 519 7% See Illustration A A dignified square- tube effect in walnut or ivory finish. This $37.50 Simmons Double Day Bed 529 75 See Illustration B Windsor style with walnut finish. tonne - covered mat- tress and valance. This $17.75 Simmons Day Bed $14-% See Illustration C A couch by day ‘and bed by night. With mattress and cretonne valance. Cre- Seamless Axminsters " Sise: 9412, 9Q3-95 - Soft, deep-pile rugs, in a wide range of Persian and Chinese patterns; blue, rose, tan, brown and taupe. A special purchase offered at a fraction of their intended price. (Fourth Floor, The Hecht Co.) This $19.75 Heller Metal Day Bed link spring. Complete with - pillow, pad and valance. (D) This $14.75 Simmons Crib 50) .95 See Illustration E $ll.85 See Illustration D All-steel frame with 5 . White enamel crib, in drop-side style. Link spring guaranteed. The Hec F ;S;treet at 7th Actual Tllustration This $22.50 Simmons Bed 515 95 See Illustration F Square - styled bed, as sturdy as it is com- fortable. Finished in ivory. (Fourth Floor, The Hecht Ce.) t Co.