Evening Star Newspaper, February 18, 1925, Page 20

SPAIN TO ENPLOY 100000 IN DEFENSE Establishing New Line 179 Miles Long — Wire ard | Trenches Being Placed. By the Associated Press. TETUAN. Morocco, February 18.— Details of the relative organization of the new Spanish defe which has been established since Spanish auen, official sou ¥ that the total length of the line will be wiore than 179 miles. At every 200 meters (approximately 600 feet) on each elde of the road a military post been installed, giving the § s a total of 2,890 positions. Fach post will be garrisoned by 10 men. but every third tion under command of an efficer, while v ontain a company E aptain. It is esti- mated that approximately 50,000 Infap- try will be needed to garrison fhe entire rves of equal etrength. Fifing columns also will be formed for use in quick operations against.a tack by the Moors. Bases d for cavalry, artillery, and other auxiliary Start to Dig In. Tt is understood that Gen. Primo de Rivera, who is in command of the forces 5 Moroceo, plans to erect wire entangle- ments along the whole of the line, and that the troops already have begun ex- ations for covered trenches connect- ing the posts. Report regardin aching here frequently er of Spanish prison- s of the Moors, but most ble. Tt is known that rs have been gathered . Wadlau, Axdir, Xauen and . while more than a thou- 12V4¢ Huck Towels 12 for $1. COLONIAL EXPOSITION OPENED BY GERMANY Hopes to Convince People of Ne- cessity for Seeking to Regain Possessions. By the Associated Press. BERLIN, February 18.—With Duke Adolt Friedrich of Mecklenturg as honorary chairman, and varicus for- mer coloalal governors as vice chair- men, the colonial exposition opened here yesterday. The purpose of the exposition is to afford “residents of the German capital a picture of the origin, preparation and use of the natural products of our former col- onies.” It is hoped that the exposition will convince everybody that “we must, with all our might, strive to obtain colenial possessions again.” Seeks $10,000 Damage. Mary L. Darley has sued Max C. J. Wiehle, automobile dealer, for $10,000 damages for alleged personal in- juries. She says she was struck and injured by Wiehle's car at Vermont avenue and H street northwest August 1 last. Break a Cold Right Up with “Pape’s Cold Compound” Instant Relief! Don't stay stuffed-up! Take “Pape’s Cold Compound” every two hours until three doses are taken. The first dose opens elogfedvu nostrils and S P; stops nose runnxnf: relieves headache, dull- ness, feverishness, sneesing. The Satisfaction First Since 1859 D. C. EXPERT TO TAKE WORLD FARM CENSUS L. M. Estabrook, Named Director by International Institute of Agriculture, Tke International Institute of Agri- culture at Rome yesterday appointed Leon M. Estabrook of the United States Department of Agriculture as director of the world census of &gri- culture to be made by the institute in 1930. The census will be the first offort ever made to Inventory the world's agriculture, and is expected to yleld valuable statistical data that will enable the leading agricultural countries to organize their produc- tion of food and fibers to meet the world demand. Mr. Estabrook was formerly chair- man of the Crop Reporting of ,the Department of Agriculture, having organized that service in 1913. In 1923 he was loaned to the Argentine Republic for the purpose of developing a crop reporting sys- tem and statistical methods. He then made a statistical survey of agri- second and third doses usually break up the cold completely and end all grippe misery. ‘PPlpe’l Cold Compound” is the quickest, surest relief known and costs only thirty-five cents at drug stores. ‘astes nice. Contains no quinine. Insist upon Pape’s. % 69¢c Rayon Brocade 55¢ Yd. New designs in oulture in South America for the De- partment of Agriculture. Mr. Estabrook was born at Rook- ford, Ill, in 1869. He taught his- tory, mathematics, physics and rhetorfc in the North Texas Uni- versity. Mr. Estabrook came to Washington in 1893, and for 10 years was a stenographer and _ correspondence clerk in the War Department. He entered the Department of Agricul- ture in 1904, and In a few months became secretary to the chief of the Bureau of Plant Industry. Later he was made chief of the congressional seed distribution. He then became chiet clerk of the Department of griculture, and in the fall of 1913 was appointed statisticlan and chief of the Bureau of Statistics, which he reorganized as the Bureau of Crop Estimates. The directorship of the world census of agriculture is regarded as a great honor and recognition of the effective work done for agricultu by Mr. Estabrook. Several hundred crop statisticlans and agricultural ex- perts from all over the world were candldates for the position, but the Institute finally went outside the list of candidates and tendered Mr. Esta- brook the directorship. Mr. Esta- brook salls for Rome In the early Bpring to undertake preliminary work. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1925. %0 ‘ _ THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGION, D. C, ; “PATH TO IDIOCY” OPENS; ROME TAKES UP PUZZLE Paper Prints First Cross-Word Problem With Warning of Danger to Readers. By Radio to The Sfa? and Ohicago Diily News. ROME, February 18.—The cross- word puzzle crashed through into Italy Sunday for the firat time, care- tully labeled “dangerou: The Rome newspaper, Sereno, which published this first example “to save a bored public from collective sul- clde,” declares “therewith the public will find a cheerful road to the mad- house.” “To ald the aforesald public to gain tranquil idiocy,” continues the news- paper, “we begin offering the first puzzle from the pen of one who pre- fers to remain incognito fearing per- sonal vengeance.” The puzzle is in irregular form. It is witty but difficult. However, the paper gives its readers one month to ‘solve the puzzle. Two other periodicals have anpounced regular puzzles. (Copyright, 1925, by Chicago Daily News Co.) WEDS BULGARIAN. Miss Marion Mitchell Is Bride in London. LONDON, February 18.—Miss Marion Mitchell, daughter of the late James Mitchell of New York, was married to Ivan Stancioff, son of the former Bulgarian Minister to. Londen, yester- day, at Brompton Oratory, in the pre ence of a large gattering of diplomats. Mrs. Mitchell, who has been living in Europe for a number of years, gave her daughter away. The bride wore a gown of rose point lace in the Italian style over white charmeuse, with a slight train, a long tulle vell, a headdress of lace like a halo, and carried a sheaf of white Mlles. She had only one at- tendant, the bridegroom's sister. A reception was held at the bride's home, on Mount street. The conple will spend their honeymoon at Sussex. Gen. Bjornstad Reassigned. Brig. Gen. Alfred W. Bjornstad, assistant commandant of the Infantry School at Fort Benning, Ga., has been assigned to the command of the 14th Infantry Brigade at Fort Omaha, Nebr. WOMAN SUING KEARNS ADMITS PREVIOUS CASE | Actress Demanding $200,000 for “Attack” Previously Made Simi- lar Charge Against Baltimorean. By the Acsociated Press. LOS ANGELES, Februiry 18.—Mrs. Mary C. Tenney, motlon picture “extra,” suing Jack Kearns for $200,000 18 repa- ration for an alleged at'ack, admitted on the witneas stand vesterday that she had filed a similar suit againat a wealthy merchant in Baltimore in 1922, and that she had settled for $700, half of which went to her attorney. Mrs. Tenney testified that Kearns, manager for the heavywelght champion, Jack Dempsey, had persuaded her to swallow a drugged drink in a house in Hollywood and had then attacked her. This was in May, 1924, che said. nder redirect examiration the plain- HIF ‘explained that the Haltimere sa had been flled on the advice of several triends, including her pastor, and that ghe had not forced the actfon at any me. About half of the automobiles China are from thia couniry, " " Don’t let pain make you miser- able. One or two Anti-Kamnia Tablets, and the pain will van- ish. Fer 34 years AK Tablets haye relieved millions from ns of rheurratism, sciatica, eadache, neuralgia, toothache, neuritis, women’s pains, etc. from insomnia and nerv- ousness. Druggists everywhere sell Anti-Kamnia Tablets every day. 25 millions used annually. The genuine painreliever, Anti- Kamnia, has AK on each tablet. Use @ Tablets Anti-Kamnia OPPOSED 70 ALL PAIN BLACK ARROW SALE We cannot fill mail or phone orders for advertised items. One page isn’t enough to hold all the good things we’ve prepared for tomorrow’s Black Arrow Sale. Read every item in both advertisements—they are eloquent of bargains extraordinary! For guests or hand towel woven border. Street Floor. Their price is so small that you should really purchase now for Spring and Sum- mer wear. Amoskeag Gingham Fine Percales Your appearance Dainty in eff tive trimmings. en delightful styles in contrasting fabrics. Medium and large sizes, in blue, gray, nav, green, black and white and other bright colors. Street Floor—King’s Palace. 2.200 Yards of New Cretonne Destined for Lovely Draperies and Fixings pecial 190 Yard Slight Imperfections This is the usual 29c quality—purchased in farge quantitics—at a price concession—to en- able us to give you a real value—in time for Spring home-cleaning: 36°inch cretonne, slightly imperfect (but the hurts are barely perceptible)—new floral and bird patterns in tinted and dark grounds. Every color you could desire is here. Third Floor—King’s Palace. > <* * * * b < * * b4 b4 ® > * < * * * * * * * 3 * * D4 * < 3 * b < * * * 3 * * > L 4 < * < b4 * b < » * * * < * * * * *> * b4 < D4 * * D¢ <* i * * * * * § * * * < b < * ° b4 b < D < * § * $ [ & * * * * [ 4 D < § * [ 4 [ < D < b4 000000000000000000000000000000000000000030000040000 | InGs PALACE| | 810-818 Seventh Street Call Attention to Their Printed in a Choice Collection at They're smart—just brand new—and represent the last word in style. Do you like your dresses straight, flared, flounced, tiered or in panel effects? find a model to suit your individual type and needs—and the price is so small that the slimmest purse will scarcely feel any strain. . New colors—brilliant or subdued—new printings in striking contrasting effects or matching harmonjes — new solid colors, charmingly enhanced by laces, fine embroid- ery and foliage. It is really wonderful that we can offet dresses of this caliber for only $10—but here they are—so choose your new Spring wardrobe from amongst them. Chambray Universal Gingham These are pretty enough to wear on the porch when enter- taining neighborhood visitors or working around the house— vou can open the door to guests without compunction as to ct. with comfortable short sleeves and effec- in the assortment. Trimmed with braids, rickrack, bindings, organdy ruffling and mished with pockets and sash. New Spring Patterns and Striking Colors and Combinations wide. Street Floer. ( Patterns You will surely All sizes. Second Floer—King’s Palace, Lovely New . Dress Ginghams Make You Wish Spring and Sammer Were Here Special 13€ Yard Typical 25¢ quality—in charming new patterns identified with Spring and Summer. Novel checks, stripes, plaids and mottled effects that will fashion attractive bungalow frocks, aprons and children’s dresses. Draperies and cushions are smart when made of gingham, too. 32 inches wide. Street Floor—King’s Palace, $ L 4 : i‘ 4 3 b4} | 3 s b4 | 3l ? §. g. i $8.50 Junior Vest Suits. Smart Little Suits for boys of 4 to 10 years. The popular English model, three-piece style, consisting of coat, vest and straight-knee D $5 95 Of all-wool tweeds and suitings. ol %//re a v Black Arrow Sale price........ $6 to $7.95 Junior Su Spring’s favored model for the junior boy—Nor- folk Suits with straight-knee pants. Of all-wool tweeds and sulting materials. 5 to 10 years. Black 'An-nw. }»\;iz;’ 54.95 $5 Junior Novelty Suits Novelty Suits, of all-wool jerseys and tweeds, in Oliver Twist and Middy models, also suits® with mercerized walst and jersey pants. Sizes $2 95 2% to 8 years in the lot. Black 3y § 1 to 8 yea ) . Arrow Sale price..... Boys’ $1 School Pants——— Boys' School Pants, of serviceable dark mixtures, in neat suiting patterns of grays and browns. Full cut knickerbocker style. Sizes 8 79 to 16 years. Black Arrow Sale 3y C price ...... prpr. e 1.25 Aluminum Pails. Aluminum Water Palls, 10-quart size; good heavy quality, guaranteed to give satisfactory 69 service. Regularly $1.2 c Arrow Sale price .. Goldenberg's—Basement.. $1.49 Aluminum Tea Kettles—— Aluminum Tea Kettles, 4-quart trade size, with panel sides. Heavy, durable grade that will give long service. Regularly 88C $1.49. Black Arrow Sale price... > Goldenbers’s—Basement. 9¢c Glass Night Sets Light Cut Glass Night Sets, consisting of small water bottle and tumbler. Regularly 29 45c pair. Black Arrow Sale N C rice ceemes e anas Goldenberg’s—Basement. ——98c Yellow Mixing Bowl Sets Yellow Pottery Mixing Bowl Sets, consisting of six bowls, in 4, 6, 7, 8 and 9 inch sizes. Regularly 98¢ Black Arrow 79(: Sale price ... e vemn mmeeore Goldeabers’s—Basement. 60c Liquid Veneer Pol ‘The well known Liquid Veneer, for pol- fshing all woodwork, Sold regularly at 39 600 & bottle. Black Arrow Sale yy o C 08 <eornoninnn b ovegeoomieronse National Waterpower Washing Machines—a high- grade, dependable machine for washing clothes. Equipped with guaranteed motor. 9 Regularly $19. Black 15, 8 Arrow Sale price 98c Cocoa Door Mats——— Well Made Cocoa Door Mats of good size. Sold regularly at 83c. 69C 54-inch All-wool Homespun, in novelty stripes, plaids and neat checks. Sold regularly for $2.00. Black Ar- $l ,39 row Sale price. > 30c Indian Head 33-inch White Indlan Head, a linen finish quality; 2 to 10 yard lengths. Sold regu- larly for 30c. 19C Imported Dress Flannel, a fine, all-wool quality; all the new and staple Spring shades. 27 inches wide. Regularly $1.50. $ l & 1 9 _Black Arrow Sale price....... > $1.25 All-Wool Crepe———— 86-inch All-wool Crepe, a close, firm woven quality; sponged and shrunk; black and all wanted colors. Regularly $1.25. 890 Black Arrow Sals Drics.s... ... AP Slight Seconds of $15.00 Grade 7.6x12-ft. Large Room Size Cook’s Make Lin- oleum Rugs, in handsome wool rug and tile designs, with borders. Very slight imperfec- tions—for this reason they are 7 4 5 priced at about one-half regu- $ Tar. Black Arrow Sale price... MD—> = 35c White English Rep, 19¢ 36-inch White English Rep, a fine || | woven even thread quality. Sold | | rqularly for 35c. Black Arrow Sale price, 19c. % ‘Women’s $1.50 Sateen Petticoats. Fine-grade Sateen Petticoats, soft, lustrous qual- ity, in black and navy. Deep tucked 1 09 with ruffle flouncings. Al %‘% ) $ ° lengths. Black Arrow Sale price Girls’ School Dresse: Cleverly Styled School Dresses of guaranteed fast-color ginghams and chambrays, in a variety of attractive styles and bright Springtime colors. Sizes 6 to 14 years. Black $1 Arrow Sale price..... % Women’s 75c Sateen Bloomers. Women's Fine Sateen Bloomers, lustrous finish, reinforced with double elastic at knee. In 59C pink and white. All are full cut. M Black Arrow Sale price.......... 7 1.69 Sateen Costume Slips Beautiful Sateen Costume Slips, in black and navy blue; with hemstitched yokes and $l 39 o hemstitched ruffies on skirt; full length. Black Arrow S’le price. 1.50'French Voile Chemise ‘Women's Chemise of fine, sheer French voile, in honeydew, blue, orchid and flesh color. Hem- stitched medallions and dainty lace sihed i = 81 ngs, lace-trimmes skirts. Black EN Aprow Sale price .o ‘Women’s 69c Bandeaux. Special lot of Bandeaux of beautiful brocades and novelty materials; hook-back model with elastic insert. Number of attractive styles. Black Arrow S SOC Sale price Corset Fancy Pink Brassieres— —— Fancy Pink Brassieres, deep-cut models: hook side and back. Also White Batiste Brassteres. 69C price Oorset 10.95 Stenciled Crex Ru. 8x10-ft. Room Size Stenciled Crex Rugs, each one with the factory label. Attractive stenciled designs, in green, blue, brown and com- 7 4 bination colorings. Black Ar- y N s o 5 row Sale price........ aee $7 Jap Grass Rug 9x12-ft. Heavy, Double-warp Japaness Grass Rugs, in green, blue and brown stenciled designs, showing oriental and medallion patterns. Black Ar- »> $3.98 row Sale price. 59¢ Lingette———————— Genuine Lingette, a renowned yarn, mercerized, satin face, cotton fabric; for lingerle, lin- ings, etc. WPlain and neat self color c stripes in every wanted color. y \ 49 Black Arrow Sate price... . 75c Duroleum Felt-Base Rug: 24x54 Size Duroleum Felt-base Rugs, to scatter about the houfe. Neat wool rug designs with artistic borders In varioys P 396 colorings. Black Arrow Sale price.. First Floor, Bargain Table. 7 Wool-Filled Comf 72580 Double-bed Size Wool-filled Comforts, cov- ered with fine grade soft finish fabrics; figured both sides, and plain satesns In various colors. Black 3\ $4,69 Arrow Sale price....eccecees.s. $7 Wool-Mixed Blanke 70x80 Dcuble-bed Size Heavy-weight Wool-mixed Blankets, In pretty plaids of blue, pink R and tan, with wide bound ends to match colorings of blankets. . $4.65 Black Arrow Sale price 1 Damask Oilcloth Six-quarter White Damask Oil Cloth, a high-grads quality with handsome, rich, lustrous, white damask linen designs. Slight seconds of the $1 grade. 59c Arrow Sale price. ......... 5 64-inoh All-wool Stripe Serge, in black, navy, brown, cocoa and henna grounds, with neat white halrline stripes. 1,69 Black Arrow Sale price... )»»‘ > The kind that lasts much longer than ordinary cotton clothes lines Made.of wear-resisting sash cord, 50-ft. lengths. Regularly 44C 59c. Black Arrow Sale price. P> Goldenberg’s—Basement. ———$1.50 Linen Table Damask 64-inch Warranted All Pure Linen Table Damask, in cream color; heavy, firm weave, in two neat patterns. Regularly $1.50 \y 5 99C yard. Black Artow Sale price, yard. /// $2 Birdeye Diaper Cloth 27-inch Antiseptic Birdeye Diaper Cloth, in sealed cartons containing 10 yards. Limit l 39 —one plece to a buyer, Black $ Arrow Sale price, piece. > " 59¢c Tan Art Linen. 18-inch Tan Art Linen, warranted all pure linen grade; extra fine weave for table runners. Regularly 59c yard. Black Arrow 1 36C Sale price, yard > $3.50 Linen Tablecloths. ‘Warranted All Pure Linen Hemstitched Damask Tablecloths, size 56x70 inches; extra fine wearing quality. Regularly $350 each. Black Arrow Sale xy $2,39 Price co.ceierccccccciinacoanas 9c Fast Black Sateen 36-inch Fast Black Sateen, high lustrous quality for making bloomers and for lining coats. Regularly 39¢ yard. Black Arrow 24C Sale price, yard.. & Lining Department, 8th Strest Annex. 2.59 Skinner's Satin 36-inch Genuine Skinner's Lining Satin—the name woven in the selvage of every yard. Choice of white and assorted l 89 colors. Black Arrow Sale $ Lining Depurtment, Sth Street Annmex. $27.50 and $30 Rugs #x12-ft. and 2.3x10.6-ft. Room Size Seamless Bru: sels and Velvet Rugs; Alexander Smith & Sons make. Beautiful floral, oriental and medallion designs; various rich col- or combinations. Black Ar- 3y $18.95 row Sale price......... ceens Seconds of 79c Congoleum:. , Full rolls from which we will cut any quantity you require. Best and most wanted patterns. Classed as slight seconds, but were we not to mention it, you would hardly discover anything to hurt wear Or appearance. S8-quarter width. Black Arrow Sale price, M 58C square yard .. 19¢ Dress Ginghams 27-inch Dress Ginghams, in a large assortment of neat stripes and plain colors; warranted 1 ll/2 C fast colors. Sold regularly for 19 yard. Black Arrow Sale price. 2P~ c Domet Flannel 27-inch Bleached Domet Flannel, a close nap, reversible quality. Sold reg- ularly for 28c. Sale H lsc price .. 30c Dress Ginghams 32-inch Bates Dress Ginghams, in all new ad- vanced Spring colorings and staple styles. Sold regularly for 22C Arrow Sale price.... 55c Pongee Silk- 88-inch Pongee Silk, a rich, silk and cotton qual- ity; in a coniplete range of all wanted 39C colors. Sold regularly for G&be. »» ) Black Arrow Sale price......... 38-inch Printed Lingerie Voile, in pink, light blue, nile, orchid and honeydew, with neat 25C rosebud designs. Sold regularly yy | for 40c. Black Arrow Sale price... 7/ 36-inch Longcloth, a fine chamols finish quality; two-part pleces; 5 yards in each plece. Regularly $1.89. Black Arrow $l_39 Sale price, a plece..... Shantung: 36-inch Shantung, a rich, lustrous, mercerised cotton fabric; complete ssort- ment of all wanted colors. Black M 390 Arrow Sale price....... cen ————————69¢ Broadcloth. 36-inch Stripe Broadcloth, light grounds beautitul colored fancy stripes. New ad- vance Spring and Summer yarn mercerized cotton fabrio. Black »> 39(’, Arrow Sale Drice.....ceceeomeseans with 28c Plisse Crepe, 19¢ 30-inch Plisse Crepe, in pink, light blue, honeydew, orchid and white. Regularly 28c. Black Arrow Sale price, 19c.