Evening Star Newspaper, January 6, 1925, Page 19

|CEMEN ANNOUNCE 'Z‘i.'i.’!fof:'f,"f“igc?i’,flfi $3 ” UI]U MERGER By Means of Plane| Jo ns qukms Projessm Companies in 31 Cities. In-‘ Fakes Up Suggestion cluding Several in Canada, | With Army Officials. Effect Combine. RS TIMORE, Md. January 6. for taking motion pictures of By the Associated Press 1oon’s shadow advancing over COLUD Ohi 7 BET ble. | total eclipse on January 24 from an Merger of ice companies in el airplane were advanced last night by | avolving property valued at more|Dr. Robert W. Wood, professor of ex- perimental physics at Johns Hopkins ¥ University. vesterday by officials of the merged | Dr. Wood said he has made this propertics. Tncluded in the merger |suggestion to flyers from Wright are the Hygiene Ice Company of Dela- | Field, at Dayton, Ohio, and much in- e s b g s al Sareiaud Ciilinols. Paoolaiasst ud o (= Uilng Shormiliie pioh Rl Cold-Storage Ci Onfl\ih\ of Oklahoma, my flyers from Day- Hornell Tee a “old-Storage Com- % A o e New York: State Ice et . e tate Iee Com- [*Sion o film of the phenomenon and the Belle- f\could be of tremendous scientific . Wood pointed out. He ion of Plants. | d that the pictures should be om an altitude of from 10,- han $5,000.000, was announced here be operated in Clev Columbus 3,000 feet. This would make possible a much better film than if | taken from the gluund he declared REDS SEEK ARCH|TECT Canada: Windsor, Wells, Mich.: Omaha, C Kankakee, T1l.; Cum Weehawlke SEoscom. The principa = panies is retail, ice business of 10 important| J ry 6.—Indications | that Soviet I a is considering Dlans to furn to industrial activity 2 5 | and an adoption, in part at least, of - U0 AT BE DIARE Are iR e commercial methods were 3 in_the announcement that a Russian architectural so- cow, had written Frank architect and engineer & him to come to es Inelwded. She al e dene “Temple of Worl,” which it nderstood the soviet government s planned to build in Moscow as something of a monument to the end of czarism and the birth of toilers’ l(let\lon vesterday that after prelim- work at New York the ship| will be placed in drydock at Boston.| How much real value stands back Tt will be two months before the ship [ef the stock or bonds You are asked to buy? $2.50Manhattan Shirts now $1.67 $3.00 Manhattan Shirts now $2.00 $3.50 Manhattan Shirts now $2.34 $4.00 Manhattan Shirts now $2.67 $5.00 Manhattan Shirts now $3.34 $6.00Manhattan Shirts now $4.00 $7.00Manhattan Shirts now $4.67 di Manhattan Pajamas, in cotton W pongee, cross-bar muslin, pajama h check muslin, in gray, tan, white and blue. Included are the popu- shirts; in collar attached shirts or shirts without collars. In sizes from lar lounge pajamas in English broadcloth. Formerly $3 to $10; 1 now $2.35 to $8.35. the surface of the earth during the| Russians Invite Chlcago Expert to | | | Expecting to Have Demils Gom: P e i deral- Am”" | Gasoline Ignited by Kerosene Stove e NEON: D v o -w;' can Bank ar and at the , . e one-third off. It’s like reducing Libérty Bonds! THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1925. MUTT AND JEFF—]Jeff Figured His Time Was Worth a Dollar and Five Cents at Least. - /7 150 w7, 5 € Wne mmmie By » 12 BUD FISHER —— (RN COMS Bowhs MUTT, DID A NICKEL oF ANDTE WANK TSIDROBA BlCIE) 5 || T THe DUTCHMAN'S N MING ROLLED BY IT S0 (T WILL MAKE . I| AT once and GULBRING = T WORTH WHILE o 3 ! THe DowN THIS | BRING A DoOLLAR DOLLAR? > | cRack- :"’Bgighyp \ PINHEAD! SR DRUG IMPORTS CUT: nt, according to statistics recently “1 o S:yufl,?r‘yf‘ made public. The decrease, it is st nenl is due | diminuation i en’s Associa- cotics Meets With Success. ——— x n re 1., the | S es ag: the manu e drug nd not to a n the amount prescribed | Cotrespondence of the Associated Pres: committeo will meet in the office of = i i lative provisions such sale January 17. | the Real Estate Board, 1417 K street in Georgia. e 2a0uisone ok Sncks i, has reduced the import of these The Thrift week cc t 11 be-|S E. Fleming as been serv- | with its new headquarte in the *—— et Al s B e . Transportation Building, Seventeenth BixLon,c '8l na, | luffy surface grin h o ¢ and H str i Englfl"" Tells of Art. | 2reilne local hospital as -1 | vour furs by having them cleancd twice a sez working on | ThA d | g death of T and will have the d olurpbus held yesterday afternoon | Belcher, : &, | 3 ST Shape when the campalgn ope sl e Gt D L R D : A For Relieving Benjamin Franklir -| Proc " was the sub ! spilled _while the 1t [ list prices in January and Mr NEURALGIA Keon, William Redden and John H. hter, G will” committee will gather and dis- | Zabel. The prizes were awarded ves- | buri ed seriously and physi s hol TOOTHACHE Glicanicme s andit Uy cuss its plans, and the other at the |terday for the best paragraph describ- | little hope for their recove | | W office of Dr, W. L. Darby, secret e work done by | The B RAesouta o Eiates | Ask Your Druggist .| 1332 G St. N.W. of the Washington Federation Cnigi olumbus in the Dis- |boro, where Mrs. Belcher's | Churches, 941 Woodward Buildi i mother i e FOOTER’ Requests » printed matter have | AN N Segpe e Ao abon o 0(/ ed J D e o a b Ak Azl aouIe Coensihy Suontis6 oy 2 reduction in anuary gin its work in earnest this week |ing all who made application 5 RS, Sl b e st wen pettie pecBiotes st fies avbor cquaint you with the high quality of our nd Glazing of Furs we offer a reduction of 2 S ers Main 2343 ) 1) : Semi-Annual Sale Fashionknit Neckwear ' _ 5 1 .65 Perfect ties that sell reg- Heaven bless the women! How they do love sales. But men are wlarly $250. $3 and 3350 ifferent. For some reason or other, they are not so easily moved. This every-six-months sale of Manhattan Shirts is one of the excep- Just twice in a year are the famous * Entirc Stock tions. Men actually wait for it. 1t is their signal to stock up for six knit” ties reduced. Here vou will finc Manhattan Pajamas months. . . . The Manhattan Sale starts tomorrow at The Hecht Co. complete assortment. With broad diagonal itha splendld selection of 3,000 crisp, new shirts. In handsome Man- stripes, that are just the thifig right now attan patterns that are without equal; in separate collar to match trasting or harmonizing. - To | rell 314 t0 20, and in all sleeve lengths. Tomorrow at 9:15. Manhattans iy by s g e T wear Fashionknit. (First Floor, Th FFashion- 1 a most , narrow stripes both diagonal and across. Colorings con- dressed e Hecht Co.) A Companion Sale of 500 Pairs Men’s High and Low Shoes from our own stock. black calf, tonev brown and other leath- All sizes are included. In widths A ers. French, semi-French and brogue to D. lasts. he Hechit Co F Street at 7th Both High and Low Shoes in the sale. The High Shoes are in tan and gun Some of them have just arrived, others 1 5 metal calf. Low models are in tan and ..' <%