Evening Star Newspaper, October 2, 1924, Page 13

CROWERSWILLNE BILLION ON WHEAT Meyer Tells Mellon Roads Are | Handlina Grain With Re- markable Fagility. ment was on the tion in the wheat- ndum to the Treasury declared also that rail- ion was handling the almost without prec- lly rapid flow | f v he said, * tion m quate to bstantial d efliciency ost without nheial sup- long the tory ex- tn moving the crop is e of by upply of ocean surplus to ex- all possible the with r of great satisfaction a billion dollars Y points FIGHTS DOG WITH LAMP. Attacked Raiding Policeman While by Animal » miles | e earth to Grands, Uprights, Players Factory Prices Will Save You $50 to $150 on a Standard Make 1210 G Street S Whitens Skin Almost Overnight | —or No Charge ‘This amazing new treatment whitens your skin almost overnight or it costs you | nothing! Sallowness, muddiness, and tan vanish like magic. Make this test tonight. | Right before bedtime smooth some of this creme on your skin. 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BONO THE MIRACLE CLEANER Disinfectant Deodorizer Insecticide Cleaner = | TREASURY GUARDS NOW WEAR UNIFORM Blue Suits and Brass Buttonns Ap- pear fer First Time in De- partment Building. ! \ | | | | | | Department rincipal subsidiary | at, new huttons, Tts ‘men w | clothing of in civilian Under a new policy of co-operation'| THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, memt:Tino “aran mave purciused| TEXAS GIRL WALKER SPOILS OLD THEORY their own uniforms, through a job lot contract price obtained by the “Daily Dozen” Idéa Knocked Silly| When Real Exercise Builds department, and now present a much neater, snappier, and more official ap- by 27 Pounds. pearance to all visitors, and workers Although the Treasury is not visit- »d by as many persons as - buildings, there b ngers who . enter the structure | has been greatly of the State, War and Buildings | most of | The ladies who arise at 6 o'clock every morning and unfallingly go through their “daily dozen” and with wry and painful faces take their daily ‘hikes to retain the symmetry to having to pur-|[of a “perfect thirty-six” are some- their own suits, but for the|what alarmed over the fact that a lit- most pa ready co-opera- | tle lady from the Lone Star State i walked from San Antonio to Boston -|and is half way back to the Texas buildings down- purchasiag their ars. | town, have been own uniforms fo There was obj ne of the m been A Travel Service Worthy of Washington Convenient alike to Washington’s business men and visitors, is the use the Baltimore Balti THE LINE new City Ticket Office of the Baltimore & Ohio, in the Woodward Building, 15th & H Streets, N. W. Here is the Travel Bureau maintained to answer all your travel problems. Our agents, men of long experience, will arrange all the details of your trip—including your Pullman and railroad tickets, checking your baggage, and, if desired, assist in securing your hotel accommodations. We want you to fcel free to call on the Travel Bureau whenever you need travel information. There is no charge, or obligation to & Ohio. HE Travel Bureau, Woodward Building, 15th & H Streets, N. W, Main 3300, will gladly a. any questions about rates and schedules on ANY railroad. WALTER V. SHIPLEY Ass't General Passenger Agent rfioré GAOhlo OF THE CAPITOL LIMITED Making Records for Writers write better QHEAFFE PENS “LIFETIME" PENCILS W. A. SHEAFFER PEN CO., Ft. Madison, lowa Complete Line of Sheaffer Pens and Pencils 724 13th St. A Complete Stock ‘of Sheaffer Fountain Pens and Penuls WALFORD’S, 909 Penn. Ave. N.W. |too much for the center of cattle in- | 1adies in knickers, the city police felt, city again with a net gain of 27 pounds. | EASAY D. C, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2. 1924, Dolly Gorman who had been suffer- sng from a lung infection for some time, decided that she was tired of living as a semi-invalid, so one day with two friends, Bernice Abbott and Mary O'Brien, 19-year-old San An- tonio belles, she started from the ers a “striped dress” as the alterna- tive to their exit from the town. This is_the only thrilling experi- ence the hikers met with until they | hit the base ball mad Capital yester- | day on their way back. They expect | to reach San Antonio in May, making their round trip in about 18 months. VETERAN FOUND DEAD. Believed Killed in Fall From Bal- cony at Home. Richard H. Patterson, 77, inmate of Soldiers’ Home the past four years, was found dead on the sidewalk in front of the Hospital Building this morning by Thomas Clancy, a stew- border town in the South, bound by way of Chicago for Boston. Everything rap smoothly until the trio hit Kansas City. Three ladles in knickers “packing a gun” proved dustry. Kansas City is filled with Western ranch men and cowboys from the wide open plains. Three would be a shock to the sensibilities of such people, especially as they carried a “‘great big gun,” so the local guardians of the law offered the hik- MBROKS &M G STREET BETWEEN 11™¢g 2™ OUR GREAT OCTOBER SALE OFFERS TOMORROW OVER ONE HUNDRED Fur-Trimmed Coats FOR WOMEN AND MISSES Savings From 16 , *46 October Sale Price 69 You Never Saw Lovelier Coats Smart fcr day- time wear for walk- ‘ ing, for dress or for sportswear. Swagger models. new sleeves — finest materials—beauti- | ful furs — handsome silk linings. 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Made of fine silk with contrasting under dre!!. O‘}ler modell cloth top and silk un- der dreSS. And all of the Eeatorislmoet wanted colors. Specially Priced For Our October Sale 29 and 397" | Coroner Nevitt swore a jury to |testimony at a later date should he | | TWILLS; Werte $59.75. 53 9]5 ard. It is thought he accidentally fell from a second-floor balcony. The body was taken in the hospital and examined by Dr. Colgan, who pronounced life extinct. Later it was taken to the District morgue, w O’CONNOR SCHOOL OF EXPRESSION; Fall Term, Oct. 1 Milly Bldg., Penna. Ave. Mortgage Loans Made and Sold J. LEO KOLB Main 5027 1237 Wisconsin Ave. decide to hold an inquest. Patterson, a native of Canada 4nrH a widower, was admitted to Soldie Home after an Army service of years. His service was in the H pital Corps. Relatives notified of his death. England taxes automobiles $5 a| horsepower. M'BRGDKS &© G STREET BETWEEN [I™gI2™ FRIDAY have been | 923 N.Y. Ave. For Friday Remnant 184 SILK TEDDIES Some slightly mussed or soiled, crepe de chine or radium silk, trimmed with lace, French flowers or plain tailored model. Regular Price, $3 to $5. (52.25 For Friday Remnant 60 SILK PETTICOATS Regular prices, $4 and $5, radium silk and trico- sham; embroidered or fringe bottom. $3. 00 1 Fur-Trimmed Susit Size 14; was $69.50 00 Friday Remnant, 3 3 6 Tailored Suits Were $35.00 to $45.00 § l 8»« Friday Remnant, s 00 15 H 00 18 6 Sport Coats Extra Size; were $50.00 53 9.75 “riday Remnant, 1 Fur-Trimmed Suit Size 16; was $79.50. s 00 Friday Remnant, 4 4 3 Fur-Trimmed Suits Were $85. s 50 Friday Remnant, 5 9 5 Brown Sport Coats Were $18.00. H 1 0.00 Friday Remnant, 7 Fur-Trimmed Calszts Were $35.00. 2 1400 Friday Remnant, 10 Extra Size Coats 17 Sport Coats Were $20.00. Friday Remnant, 2 Sport Coats Were $29.75. Friday Remnant, Friday Remnant, 37 0dd Dresses TREMENDOUSLY REDUCED FOR FRIDAY REMNANT DAY : (» H l 0.00 535.00 75 1 Brown Roshanara Dress, size 40. Originally $29.75, reduced to $15.00. Friday Remnant 5 Printed Crepe Dresses, small sizes. Originally $25.00, reduced to $13.75. Friday Remnant 1 Black Satin Dress, size 44. Originally $59.75, reduced to $49.75. Friday Remnant. v Blue Crepe Dress. Originally $49.75, reduced to $29.75. Friday Remnant 1 Yellow Evening Dress. 3 ss‘qn Originally $35.00, reduced to $9.75. Friday Remnant \ 25" = { *197 % 52 5.0 1 Pleated Georgette Dress, size 40. Originally $49.75, reduced to $39.75. Friday Remnant 1 Brown Crepe Dress, size 46. Originally $59.75, reduced to $35.00. Friday Remnant 9 Beaded Dresses, black and navy; sizes 16 and 18. Originally $25.00, reduced to $13.75. Friday Remnant 1 Orchid Roshanara Dress, size 40. Il Originally $39.75, reduced to $19.75. Friday Remnant...... | 1 Beaded White Evening Dress, size 18. Originally $79.50, reduced to $49.75. Friday Remnant. .. 1 Poudre Blue Beaded Dinner Dress. Originally $35.00, reduced to $25.00. Friday Remnant 1 Cream Lace Dinner Dress. Originally $69.75, reduced to $35.00. Friday Remnant 1 Tan All-over Lace Dress, size 18. ; Originally $69.50, reduced to $49.75. Friday Remnant s 1 Salmon Beaded Georgette Afternoon Dress. | sl OM Originally $25.00, reduced to $13.75. Friday Remnant...... | 2 Light Colored Georgette Dresses, size 16. i s 54” Originally $35.00, reduced to $9.75. Friday Remnant \ 1 Peach Afternoon Dress, size 16. Originally $45.00, reduced to $35.00. Friday Remnant 1 Green Pompon Cloth Dress. Originally $39.75, reduced to $13.75. Friday Remmnant | 5 Beaded Crepe Dresses. Originally $25.00, reduced to $13.75. Friday Remmant 1 Poudre Blue Afternoon Dress. Originally $59.75, reduced to $35.00. Friday Remnant. . 1 Red Beaded Georgette Dress, size 16. Originally $19.75, reduced to $13.75. Friday Remnant. 52 5.00 { 124 Pairs Silk Hose Were SLI5. 69\ Friday Remnant, Were 85¢c. Friday Remnant, 9 Wool Sweaters Were $3.00 and $4.00. - '“"ov Remnant, 85 Crepe Gowns and Teddies Were $L50. “riday Remnant, 23 Sport Skirts Were $7.50. $ 5~0° Friday Remnant, 6 Jersey Silk Bloomers ‘Were $7.95. s 3.99 s r.aay Remnant,