Evening Star Newspaper, February 15, 1925, Page 13

INDUSTRIAL SHOW SPACE GOING FAST Partial List of Exhibitors Reveals Wide Field Will Be Covered. The scope of Washington's indus- tries to be depicted at the Chamber ©f Commerce Industrial Exposition in the new Washington Auditorium the week of March 21, was Indicated in a statement issued last night by Di- rector Alfred L. Stern, giving a par. tial list of the exhibitors who already have contracted for space. The articles of manufacture in the District «zee far listed for exhibit, ‘the statement indicates, range from headache powders .and linament to concrete tiles and automobiles. Al- ready virtually everything that goes into a house and modern comfort and luxuries will be exhibited by local concerns. Bed Types to Be Shown. In one section of the exhibition w be sleeping accoutrements of all v rieties. The pantry and kitchen utili- will be represented by firms ufacturing foodstufs, juices, cereals, flour, v products and the like. not be neglected. The laundry division will include exhibits of methods of making starchy linens from soiled collars; snow-white tablecloths from linens stained with coffee and fruit juices; and similar cleaning processes. Exhibits of commercial enterprises will include the planogravure process, Jewel handicraft, bookbinding, man facture of windo ing: electr! work and bi soft-drink . cer < rug weaving, manufacture of themselves and acces- Trucks to Be Shown. Probably the largest single item sition will be huge automobile ufactured in the Distri will me minute piece of j and fashioned in its setting firm The public schools will have a com- prehensive exhibit, it is assured, and the Neigh trial Home School also have been in- vited to occupy exhibition booths. Among the Government depart- ments invited to place exhibits are the naval gun factory of the Wash- the Government | Printing &raphic office of the and the hydro- STUDENT STRIKE DUE TO FIST FIGHT IN GAME Details of Trouble at Yale-in- China Received in Letter From American Observer. By the Associated Press. NEW HAVEN, Conn, February 14. ¢ students of a, contained erver to the of the Chinese College at sity and published today ws, indicate that the ed from a fight in and ended after par strikers had pleaded for (tement. Prof. Kau compliedgwith a student demand that he read in chapel an apology for uis interference in the dispute and bow three times to the students and faculty. During a zame between Boone Ur. versity of Wuchang and Yali, the op- posing players engaged In a fist fight. Prof. Kau knocked down the Yali player. After Kau's apology President Hume of the college ordered the pre jdent of the student body to withdraw from college because he was insolent when reproved for calling a student protest meeting without faculty ap- proval. Then came a strike of 240 students demanding reinstatement of their president. The strike ended when they were threatened with expulsion. MORE CARS TAKEN IN 1924, BUT BETTER RECOVERIES Comparison With 1923 Made by National Automobile Deal- ers’ Association. By the Associnted Press. ST. LOUIS, February 14.—Automo- hile thieves were nearly 50 per cent more active in 28 large cities during 1924 than in 1923, and more than 100 per cent more active than in 1918, C. A. Van, general manager of the National Automobile Dealers’ Association, an- Tounced tonight. Mr. Van said the pe sentage of cars recovered also was ter than in previous years, due to ce vigilance and certificate of title strike origi 1 In the 28 cities 1 motor vehicles were stolen and 84 recovered last year, the figure for recoveries being 1 or cent greater than in 1923 and 12 per nt higher than for 1920 and 1921. ork City led in cars stolen, with 10,064, af which 7.101 were recovered. Los Angeles, second, had 7,326 thefts and 5,100 recoveries, and Detroit was third with 7,187 cars stolen and 6,029 re- epvered. In Chicago 4,946 were stolen and 4,038 recovered. ITALIAN AGRICULTURE ? OUTLOOK IS EXCELLENT Minister of National Economy Says Yield of Land Is Increas- ing Rapidly. By the Associated Press. ROME, February 14—Ttaly has nothing to fear concerning supplies of grain and cereal provisions before the next harvest, Cesare Nava, minis- ter of national economy, told the Tribuna in an interview today, in which he stressed the necessity of n and economy in order Iy's home production more He pointed out that although the grain production at home had greatly increased in the last few years, it would have to be remembered that the population also had increased in more than the same proportion. The minister declared, however, that the statistics showed the production, per acre, to be increasing very rapidly, as the expert agriculturists had been supplying valuable informa- tion through their study of methods of growing, choice of soils and the use of fertilizers. The reports, he stated, already show good prospects for this year's crop. Inauguration Day Concession. The Commissioners today adopted a regulation authorizing Maj. Sulli- van to issue permits for the sale of miscellaneous articles on the streets in connection with the inauguratien. Such permit would be effective from March 1 to M under such re- strictions as Maj. Sullivan may deem advisable. No permits will be issued for the placing of stands on public streete s T T R T Ekonomy Kolumn With Coupon Osly Double Compact, 59¢ Immortelle Compact, with powder and rouge, in black or gold color case. Good cosmetics. Street Floor Ornaments, 75¢ _ $1.00 to $1.75 Dress Ornaments in jet, crystal, rhinestone, silk and flowers. All colors and shades. Street Floor Metalline Cloth, $1.75 Yd. 36 inches wide. Satin finish, Gunmetgl, turquoise, white and blue. Street Floor Ostrich Banding, 75¢ Yd. Black and colors. Ribbon top. Regularly 98c. Street Floor $1.98 Georgette Crepe $1.49 40-inch Georgette, in black and colors. Good, firm quality. Street Floor Calais Vals, 10c Yd. . % to ¥ inch widths. Edges and inserting. Uusual 15¢ value. Street Floor 35¢ Camisole Laces 19¢ Yard . 5 inches wide. Made with bead- ing top. Crochet design. Street Floor Notion Specials! Needle Books, 15c. Paper each of sizes 3 to 7 and pad of assorted darning needles. Usually 2 boltx, 15c. Maid yards to piece; mer- d tape with bodkin; pink, blue rubber; Fancy Tea Aprons, 58¢. Gum rub- ber in attractive bri colors; fringed edge and straps of contrast- ing color. Darning Cotton, 2 Speols, 5c. 30 and 45 vard spools, in black, gray, white and brown. Street Floor Boys’ $1 Caps, 79¢c One-piece and golf styles in all- wool and worsted cloths. Suiting patterns. All sizes. Street Floor 5 5 Boys’ $5.98 Suits, $3.98 Odd lots of tweed and mixture fabrics in light and dark patterns. Sizes 8 to 16 years. Street Floor Boys’ $6.95, $8.95 Suits $5.95 2-pants Suits of wool, in fancy mixtures and neat stripes. Sizes - 7 to 16 years. Street Floor Boys’ Wash Suits, $1.15 Chambray, Peggy cloth and crash. Button-on and middy styles. Sizes 3 to 8 years. Street Floor AAAAAA Spring Tub Fabrics in New Patterns Ratine, 59c yard—36 inches wide, in plain colors and checks. Rose, green, cranberry, tan and navy. Ideal for sport frocks, suspender dresses and skirts. 50c Tussah Pongee, 39c yard— Highly mercerized quality, in nu- merous pretty colors, black and white. For dresses or draperies. Street Floor WVWAAAAA Seconds of $1.59 81x90 Seamless Sheets 98¢ Excellent Quality Bleached Seamless Sheets, hand forn and ironed—made of an evenly' woven heavy quality of cotton. Size for double beds. Faults too obscure to hurt. 40c Pillowcases 42136 Pillowcases, perfect quality, of strong, smooth bleached cotton and fnished with wide hems. Each.... $3.00 and $4.00 Bedspreads Heavs White Crochet: S . in regnlar sl exira sizes. . Tlain $2.95 made 25¢ or with scalloped edges and cut corners £ 347 Here’s THE ' SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D.. C, L Full-Fashioned Thread Silk Hose $1.10 Pair Chiffon. Weight—Slight Irregulars of $2.00 Quality New Spring tones—Biscult, rose, blonde, £old, nude, blush, satin blopde, silver, atmos- phere, peach, freckles, sunburn, gun metal and black. All sizes In the assortment. Mer- cerized garter tops. Street Floor il THE FABRICS r'/ —Striped and checked flannels, plain flannel, knit- ted fabrics, mo- hair jacquards, canton crepe and satin-back crepe. T HE COLORS —Brilliant rose, orange, shutter green, powder and French blue, cranberry, henna, rust, reindeer, green, brown, navy and black. Regular and Extra Sizes 16 to 44 and 42Y, to 52V, Well! greater values and better plus stock of High-grade concession, and we can ba this great sale. a other windfall like this can be gotten. . Here's what you can choose from— gualities this Neckband Styles—Of rayon-striped gray pongee. Score can't use another. FEBRUARY 15, 1925—PART ‘1. Satisfaction First Since 1859 NGS PALACE 810-818 Seventh Street Charge Your Purchases! And if you haven't already opened an account here, do so at your earliest convenience and know the pleasure of shopping without having to bother to carry large sums of money in your purse. Simply come in and let us open an account with you. Record-Breaking Purchase of NG DR in Sport and Dress Styles They should really sell for $10 and $12.75, but in order tp make this a noteworthy event we offer them for Monday and Tuesday at— All are absolutely brand new— trim sportive styles that make you wish for warm weather and to shed coats; also charming silk dresses that you can wear to in- formal parties, dances, Tt teas, in 3= the afternoon or at any time They embrace the various new lines—particu- larly stressing the simple, straight effect—and flounced or flared modes. H 3235378 R AAnEERRsEs: The jaunty suspender dress is shown—worn with a separate blouse it makes an unusually jaunty costume. See Window Display Five Models Sketched Second Floor—Kliing's Palace. We’ve Gone and Done It Again Purchase of 1500 Men's Shirts Grouped for a Rousing Sale at You know the quality and value offered in our previous sales—well, come prepared to find even time. We practically purchased the cream of a maker’s sur hirts—the kind that would ordinarily sell for $1.50 and $2—at a worthy rely wait until we show vou the marvelous Shirts your $1.15 will buy in We advise you to purchase in half dozen and dozen lots—for we can't tell when an- Collar-attached Styles—Of flannel, in stripes and checks; white oxford and white cotton pongee. woven madras, rep cloth, Russian cord, and white, blue and s of pleasing patterns, colors and models—so be early tomorrow and choose shirts until you Sizes 14t0 17. Street Floor—Men's Shop 500 New Felt and Felt ‘With Straw Combinations that should sell for $5, $6 and $7—have just been opened for your first Spring choice and priced at only 1f you are looking for a hat that strikes the new and correct note in color, modeling and trimming—some- thing that follows the close-fitting vogue, and vet is smartly different— you will find it here. —Thistlebloom —Fuchsia —Tangerine —Green —Rose —Copen —Sand —Tan —Wood —Canna —Roll Brims —Cloches —Pokes —Top Trims —Side Trims —Foliage —Ostrich —Novelties —Large Brims —High Crowns —Upturned Brims See Window Display. Six Models Sketched: Street Floor—King’s Palace 5 Purchase and Sale of plritmg Silks —at extraordinary reductions on regular prices—special price con- cession means a substantial saving for you. These would ordinarily sell for $1.50 to $2.50. Everything that’s new—that you'll want to com- mence the Spring with—and you'll want to start sewing at once. Priuted silks, novelty silks, plain color silks and new striped effects—any pattern or color you could desire is here, - —Crepe de Chine —Satin de Chine —DMoire —Messaline —Pongee —Sport Satin —Printed Crepe —Georgette Crepe —Roshanara Crepe —Faille —Wildflower Knit —Canton Crepe —Rayon Prints —Tub Stripes —Striped Pongee —Roman Stripes —Tub Radium —Fancy White Silks —Plain Color Taffeta —Black Messaline —Black Satin —Black Taffeta —Black Charmeuse —Rayon Brocades Street Floor—King's Palace W IHIHIHRANIRINI thwwmlgmMmmmnmmnmlumnmmmnmnmmmnmmmm-ummmmmmnnmmmlumlmnumuwummmuum ol 13 (LT llmnmmmmmumnmmmnmm|||muumuuum:!mmmumufimumwuummulllIllullmuunmmmmnullmlmnmmlmzm||nu| L e T T e 3 Ekonomy Kolumn Infants’ Shirts, 25¢ Straight and Rubens styles. Broken sizes. A wonderful value. Good weight. Street Floor Fancy Gloves, $1 Formerly $1.75 to §2.39. Silk and Chamoisette Gloves, in cuff and clasp styles, and Strap-wrist Gauntlets of leatherette. Finished with contrasting cuffs and em- broidered backs. Street Floor With Coupon Onuly Octagon Scouring Powder, 3 Cans, 16c Street Floor Winx, 75¢ Darkens lashes instantly. Harm- less and waterproof. Adds new beauty to the lashes Street Floor $1.25 Middy Blouses, $1 White Lonsdale Jean Blouses, in regulation styles. = Finished with patch pocket. Sizes 6 co 20. Second Floor Children’s 49¢ Bloomers 39%¢ Sateen, in black, white and flesh. Made with elastic at waist and knees. Sizes 4 to 10 years. Second Floor Children’s $1.19 Sweaters 89c All-wool Slip-over Sweaters, in white, pink, tan and bright colors. Sizes 2 10 6 vears. Second Floor $1.50, $2 Linen Scarfs, 98¢ 18x54 inches. White with colored linen lace trimming. Street Floor $10 Tapestry Covers 5.98 Heavy Quality Couch Covers, 60 inches long. Very attractive pat- terns and colorings. Third Floor 40c Table Oilcloth 25¢ Yard Slight imperfections. White only. Third Floor 75¢ Sanitas Covers, 55¢ Slight seconds. Blue stenciling on light and dark colors. Third Floor 5-4 width. $1.25 Hall Runners, 98¢ 18x108 Felt-base Runners, in nu- merous pretty patterns and colors Saves your floor coverings. Third Floor Turknit Wash Cloths 3 for 10c $2.50 Longcloth, $1.59 Pc. 10-yard pieces of English Long- cloth, _in 36-inch width. Soit chamois finish. Full bleached, fine count. Street Floor $1 Venetian, 79¢ Yard 36-inch Mercerized Venetian, in rich, lustrous black. Splendid quality. Street Floor Knit Bloomers, 22¢ Slight irregulars. _Pink Knit Bloomers, in regular sizes. Street Floor Infants’ Bands, 35¢ 3 for $1 Silk-and-wool Bands, in infants’ zes to 3 years. Street Floor Onyx Lisle Hose, 35¢ 3 for $1 Women's Lisle Hose, in white, cordovan, gray, black and beige. Street Floor 35¢ Derby Hose, 25¢ Children’s Hose, in black, white, cordovan, camel and French nude. Street Floor Infants’ Hose, 17¢ 3 for S0c Black, white and cordovan. Good weight and firmly knitted quality. Street Floor Fabric Gloves, 59¢ Women's Strap-wrist and 12- Button Gloves, of chamoisette and leatherette. White, gray, mode and sand. Street Floor With Coupon Only Gloria Umbrellas, $2.88 Men's and Women's Um- brellas, in_all colors and mounted with fancy handles. Guaranteced waterproof and perfect quality. Street Floor Rubber Brassieres, $2 Pure Rubber Brassiere, cut ex- tra long. Hooks at side. Sizes 34 to 46. Second Floor $1.50, $1.65 Men's Union Suits, $1 Athletic style. Regatta, Rockin- chair, Princeton brands, in checks, plaids, soisette and English broad- cloth. Full cut and perfect. Sizes 34 to 46. . Street Floor $1 Work Shirts, 79¢ Men's Heavy Blue Work Shirts, made with two pockets. Triple stitched. Full cut. Sizes 144 to 17. Street Floor Men’s 25¢ Hose, 15c¢ Heavy cotton, in navy, brown, gray and black. Double heel and toe. Perfect. Sizes 9% to 114. Street Floor 75¢c, $1 Knit Ties, 59c Wide range of Men's Silk Knitted Ties, in stripes and plain colors. Street Floor Ideflex Collars, 20¢ Men's Semi-soft Collars, in five good styles. All sizes. Street Floor Qe A