Evening Star Newspaper, March 5, 1925, Page 25

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY. MARCH 5. - fant monds of SLE0 et e mates| TOLSTOY’S SON FORESEES Eégfinfn g LA%%EENSTI—ED DOOM FOR BOLSHEVISM District Court, in New Haven, April 6. Estes, sald to be a co-worker of Special Dispatch to The Btar. WINCHESTER, Va., March 5.—The Charged With Impersonating Of- ficer and Getting Money From 1925. dressing .the Lions, Kiwanis and Rotary clubs in joint meeting last evening. The count also delivered his lecture, “Leo Tolstoy and Present Conditions in Russla,” at the Handley School auditorium later in the eve- ning. “The bolshevik leaders are now fighting among themselves,” declared the Russian count at the clubs' lunch- P eon. “The government money is % [ gone. The germs are fighting each | Rebuilt American typewriters are ease of bolshevism—and ean tire must soon result in a erisi Sergeants Are Retired. “America,” he said, “is wise to re- Master Sergt. Harry F. fuse &0 recognize: these autocrats. ‘dt’h chment of enlisted men, at the America is the oldest democracy in |office of Chief of Infantry, War De- the world, and should not recognize | partment; Master Sergt. Cecll Green, men whose party numbers only a lit- } 24th Infantry, at Fort Benning, Ga. tle more than 300,000 out of the vast |Staff Sergt. Solomon J. Bird, 10th population of Russia.” | Cavalry, at Fort Huachuca, Ariz., and ergt. William T. Perry, detached enlisted men’s list, at the West Point Military Academy, this fight | Storms in France Ruin Early Crops; Damage Shipping BANK OF ENGLAND- RATE IS INCREASED Burns. Gaston Means in the Department of Justice, was arrested in Washington, February 18, and a hearing was to have been held yesterday In the proceedipgs to have him transferred from the Dis- trict of Columbia to the jurisdiction of the United States Court for the District of Connecticut. inevitable, if belated, end of the bol- shevik government in Russia was pre- dicted by Count Ilya Tolstoy, son of By the Associated Press. PARIS, March 5.—March came in Discount Charge Raised to 5| Per Cent—Millions in Saving Seen. By the Assoclated Press LONDON, March 5.—The e of the Bank of Used today to 5 per o discount gland was like & lamb, but beneath the lamb’'s clothing lurked the lion. The weather has changed abruptly since Sunday, and there has been a succession of gales, accompanied by snow, sleet or rain, with rare interva’s of wintry sunshine. The usually Zavored Riviera s one of the worst sufferers. The early fruit and grain crops have been destroyed in many places by hallst some of which reached the size of small Liquor Defendant. By the Associated Press. HARTFORD, Conn., March 5.—Indict- ed in January on a charge of impersonat- ing a Federal officer and recelving sums of money from Jacob Levy of Westport, convicted liquor law violator, J. Harviy | Estes, former Investigator in the United States Department of Justice, was ar- . Arrest in False Alarm Quiz. Special Dispatch to The Star. RICHMOND, Va, March 5.—John Garrett, 17 years old, has been arrest- ed and charged with calling out a city ambulance, two policemen, a magistrate and a couple of taxicabs in a false alarm. He is to be ar- rested here yesterday on a bench war- | raigned in the Juvenile Court. the late Count Leo Tolstoy, in ad- other—the germs of the hideous dis- R T he Julius Lansburgh Furniture Co., 909 F St have been placed popular In Hungary. Army, on the retired iist of the R eggs. Heavy seas approximating the proportions of a tidal wave de- stroyed or sank a large number of fishing boats at St. Tropez, Ste. Maxime and Carqueiranne. A sim- ilar tale of disaster comes from the channel and Atlantic coasts. A sau-age balloon, blown from its moorin at the military ‘air service camp near Angers, was whirled a y pace and came down at Santander, Spain, in an incredibly short time, Here is Quality at Real Savi r‘H.l'iIn; y g Most Washingtonians know of the Julius Lansburgh reputation for quality, but for those who do not, we invite inspection and comparison. Our easy payment terms and low prices on these bargains should interest you. Come in and inspect them. o | The of rate is ly { o~ askfor. Horlick’s The ORIGINAL Malted Milk Sy . when it raised following the ad-| rediscount rate by the| 1 Reserve Bank of New York. | tes, however, that New York | d dictator for the time| onetary matters, and that ments between Montagu governor of the Prepared af home ina minute by briskly stir- ring the powder in hot or cold water. No Safe Milk For Infants, Invalids, the Aged, Nursing Mothers, Children, etc.. For all members of the family, ailing or well. Serve at meals, between meals, or upon retiring. A nourishing, easily assimil_at:d Food-Drink, quickly relicves faintness or hunger day or night. P are working e depl han, ade just when a visible, it interests ize exchange te and save BEER MADE STRONGER. TORONTO, cial legisia of | Indorsed, by British | governmental proposal for the legali- | zation of 4.4 proof spirit beer. The 'nrm'f spirit of the beer now legal | is 2.5 v driving an auto hearse contain-| The legislature by its vote went on and wreaths so fast that|record as desiring “to maintain the er and killed a dog ;.mn;mn iple of the Ontarlo temperance missed a groom exercising|act” and at the same time “to make fined in court uch changes would destroy illicit d llraflh in liquo Y a h, the country many | ars in the course of interest on the America payment debt to $5 Kayser Chemise and Union Suits of Glove Silk $2.95 famous quality x ) uine Boys’ $6.95 and $8.95 Two-Pants Suits—Special $5.49 All-wool fabries or mixtures in light and dark patterns. Cassimeres in blue, brown and gray, also pen. cil stripes. 7 to 16 years. Sizes 7 Street Floor—Boys' Shop Satisfaction First Since 1859 810-818 .chantll Straet eeds no land Rayter wilk are o suits £es are the flesh. reason This Overstuffed Kroehler Bed-Davenport Suite Really a beautiful and durable suite, covered with attractive velour. Loose, spring-filled cushions. In rich combinations of taupe and blue. You must see this suite to really appreciate it. Liberal Credit. ALTRLRTAX LR LR LR EARRAR CRN SR ERNRS s\mmm Greater Values in Smartly Styled Spring Dresses, $16 That Friday Green Ticket specials bring the greatest savings of the week is at- tested to by this dress offering. This event is ex- tremely important, present- ing as it does, far out of the ordinary values in dresses. that show newness in style features and fine quality in various fabrics that fashion them—hence choose your new dress for Sunday from this choice group— W oolen Remnants Cholee of e At ing for $1. $2.00 the yard. All- wool Canton pe. All-wool Batiste, All-wool French Serge. Lengths ranging from 1 to 4 yards. Street Floor 25¢ Marquisette, Yd. 36-inch Curtain 1/ c dark color 2 ¢ o mbina- tions. Remnants and odd suitable for summer and draperies. Third Floor Sample Mattresses Reduced! 1—$27 All layer felt, Mattress, $19.50. 1—$20 All layer felt, mattress, $14.50, 1—$15 Combination mattress, §10.00, Third Floor 10c Dish Cloths, 2 for fabrics, formerly 36-in. Black and Colored Sateen. Stamped Packages Street Floor 39¢c to §9¢ vd. 32-in. White Pongee. Wash Goods Remnants 36-in. White and Foundation fabrics and others. numbers lots portiercs I Golden-Oak High Chair $1 .95 Easy Payments full size full size Mahogany-Finish Phone Stand and Seat $3.95 Deierred Payments full size Regular sizes, 16 to 44 Extra sizes, 421 to 5214 Usual size knit- ted cloths. Clean and absorbent. Ideal for kitchen use. Fine fabries—Satin-faced Canton, Canton crepe, Satin, Georgette, Charmeuse and delightful Printed Crepes as well as soft twills and other new woolens, ride range of e S R A S A A S A e 10-Piece American Walnut Dining Room Suite Comprises Oblong Extension Table, large Buf- fet, Inclosed Server, Paneled $ 14 , Mahogany-Finish China Cabinet, five Side and Breakfast The season's choicest bright also navy, brown and black. cambric and Gingham Remnants also aunlities that R made with two Men’s 25¢ Hose to 11%. Ideflex Collars s. Open or 32-inch Yard inch 25c and 29c. pockets. Triple Heavy cotton, in ‘Zmbroidered Edges Yard 5 Inches wide d work pat- I Oc rns Usually yard. Street Floor Dreas Ginghams, in dainty c patterns. 2 Per- eales, Bleached and Unbleached Cotton, White I Voile and Plai Street Floor $1 Work Shirts Men's Heavy Blue Work Shirts, ~Hl< hed. Full cut c Sizes 14% to 17 Street Floor navy, brown, gray and black. Dou- ble heel and toe. Perfect. Sizes 932 Street I-‘Ia:or £ 75¢, $1 Knit Ties Meii's Silk Knitted Ties, in stripes c and plain colors. Street Floor colors, Street Floor $3 Kid Gloves A genuine value. 1 Street Floor Fabric (;lmes, Pair Semi-soft five Men's ars, in good styles Seeond Floor DN SRR SRR R R AR R AR S A A A A AR A A A A A N A e A e RS SRS SRR AR RS AR RS AR Yard Choice of thesec 25 Colored Nainsook. 40-in. White Nainsook. Children's Circular or Good lengths. straight veils in Street Floor black and various smart colors, Em- broidered edges. Two-clasp Kid Gloves and One-clasp Mocha Gloves, gray, white, brown, tan and beaver. one Armchair, with genuine leather seats. Deferred pay- ments. Street Floor $1 Overblouses Made of fine dimity, voile and linene, in neat tailored and trim- med styles. White and tan. Street Floor $1.50, $2.00 Corsets 0dd lots and This Durable End Table Discontinued stamped goods offered in a one- day special at % less than regu- lar price. in Street Floor 12%c Handkerchiefs Women's, plain Street Floor white and colors. Linen and Swiss. Embroldered or plain corners. Slightly soiled from handling. A tubbing will re- fresh them. . Street Floor lots of good flesh colored brassieres Collar Tabs, Each Dainty styles of 5 Street Floor and petticoats for children. Splen- Seconds of $1 quality. About 55 ecru, white and tan. Perfect, easy-running, roll- 59c Brassieres Odds and ends made of checked c fabriec. Elastic inserts; hook- back style. lace, metal and vel- vet. Pretty colors and patterns. Make a worn frock look $1 Flannelette Garments Limited quan- tity of flannelette 59 did quality. Second Floor 125 in the lot. Genuine oil opaque ers. Hurts are very slight, Third Floor rilled top sty mode, white Contrasting cuffs. discontinued num- bers of R&G lace front, Warner's back - lace girls’ Ferris waists in . flesh and white. Broken sizes Second Floor 11 All-Wool Sweaters mer $250 and $3.98 sweaters in Second Floor 12V¢ Collar Bands slip-over and tux- edo styles. Brown, red, rose and white. Street Floor Dexter’s Pearl Cotton This well known 7 Street Floor Rayon Vests brand of cotton at a Women's Rayon 5 5 very special low Vests, with bodice Street Floor backs and Street Floor Burson Hose regulars of 50¢ White sole tyle so well Ked by Smatnre grade. 1 Baronial Brown- Finish Fiber Rocker 510: Credit Terms to Suit White Enamel Kitchen Chair $7.45 wool navy serge coats, In sizes 3 Second Floor 4 Coats Children’s coats rics, in rose, tan, $ .98 blue’ and checks. Formerly $5 Our regular 3ic shirts, offered spe- cial 'because of c or straight-front styles. Street Floor Stiff Collar Sets plaids, checks and numerous attrac- Union Suits 5 Buntings Women's suits, All-wool baby with low neck, no buntings in white; 98 C $1- weight, in Yfl.ulAr satin. Sold for » sizes only $4.98. Street Floor Second Floor Cushion bnnda of known quality = . oW % shown in all sizes. A Special Sale of 200 Graen Tieket She: cla S t Tri d They were picked right from stock to make this a spectacular selling event for Friday only. Here are straws, braids, combinations nd every imaginable color—that is popular for Spring. and 4 only. For- in sizes 8, 9 and : Second Floor broken slze 25 Laundered col 49 tive colors. c sleeves and kn»» pink and blue, R R ST I AT S % Regularly Wluch Higher Priced You surely need a new hat—why not get one, two or more merly $5. 10. All-wool fab- e mieh Infants’ Shirts ranges. | Rubens and Dbroken size lars and cuffs in Street Floor Street Floor Second Fleor length Li trimmed with like new. Tomorrow Only pajamas, gowns price for Friday oitss Window Shades I .85 shades, 3x6-foot top. ~White, pink size, in dark green, and orchid, in a good, serviceable during this sale and really save considerabl treet Floor qualily. | | Ninth and F Sts. \\\S‘“\\\\\\\\\\\\\S’\\‘\\\“ Of superior construction. Consists of Bow-end & tion to any home. Convenient Deferred Payments Arranged Entrance 909 F St. American Walnut Bed, large Dresser, Full Vanity s149 ..,llmmmlHHIH“IIMWMMW||H||llll|!l!|!m]||l||||lmlllmufl|IIINIWHM!U|Ifllfllflflmflfl“flm|||fl|l||T||m|l|ml|l|fl|IHl|IlflIll||[||flmmu|lllllflllllllllfllllil_l||||||IIIIllflfllllmlilllflflliflfmmwm Bedroom Suite and Chiffonier. A worthy addi- Fhe Julius Lanshurgh Surniture Co