Evening Star Newspaper, March 24, 1925, Page 18

18 (TN PROTES WARONZONNG AW North Capitol Association Pledges $50 to Aid De- fense Measures. Efforts to have the zoning laws of the District declared unconstitutional met with opposition by the North Capitol Citizens' Association at .a meeting _in the United Brethren Church, North Capitol and R streets, last night. Some opposition was voiced to emploving counsel from outside of the District to aid the cor- poration coupsel in combating the action now pending In court to have the rulings of the Zoning Commis- sion declared invalid, and suggestions were made that the matter be taken direct to Congress for reliet.’ Fifty dollars was pledged to support the fight of the Federation of Citlzens’ Associations te uphold the legality of the Zoning Commission. New Comatitation Adopted. The association completed its amalgamation details lust night when new ecomstitution and by-laws were adopted. Territory of the associa- tion is mew the same as covered by the North Capitol and Eckington and the North Washington Citizens’ As- sociations. Chairmen of committees were an- nounced - as follows: Membership, J. ). Steele and Robert C. Carter; pub- P. W. Pritchett; public util- Willlam & Henderson; public v, Judge Gus A. Schuldt; schools schoolhouses, Dr. T. W. Stanton; taxation and Federal relations, Rob- ert M. Yost: streets, sidewalks and lights, E. B. Lawless; firc_and po- protection, William E. Wis: ers and water, H. R. Eberly; pu ic health and sanitation, Dr. J. Ra: mond . Bland; zoning. Washington Topham; parks, lawns and play- grounds, Francis J. P. Cleary; postal facilities, Capt. Harry Klotz: prop- . Henry K. Murphy: soclal hy- giene, Mrs. Edward Fuhrman, and auditing, N. M. Pollock. New Members Enrelled. New members were elected as fol- lows: Mrs. Emily M. Broadbent, James L. Mann, H. B. Barnhart, John Riddler. Arthur J. Richards. David M. Walsh, Mrs. Mildred C. Harlan, A. Hollander, Paul Allen. E. A. Nelson, er. B. J. MeGuirl, William E. Rogers, John W. Higdon, Everett G. Holt, W. S. Sill, Mr. Morris, Frank B. Black- burn, Mrs. M. Ready, Miss Elizabeth Mahon and Mrs. Margaret Sherwood. President Henry Gilligan presided. FACTIONS IN PALESTINE AWAIT BALFOUR COMING Some of Arab Element Propose to Greet Statesman With General Strike. Br the Associated Press. JERUSALEM, March 24 Telegraphic and Thurday (Jewish seem likely be eventful dayas In Paiestine. The first is the day of Lord Balfour's ex- pected arrival,' when the Arabs. ac- cording to a decision of the Palestine Arab executive, will greet him with a general strike, and the second the | day when the Jewish community of | Palestine will celebrate his coming to according to plans formulated here. | Arab public opinion seems to be divided on the decision of the Arab executive o demonstrate againse Lord Balfour. = Some of thé Aral newspapers cxpressed the opinion | that, instead of making futile demonstrations, the exeemive would do much better if it would endeavor to establish an Arab university in Jerusalem and not proctaim strikes and days of prayer against the epen- Ing of thé Hebrew university, which the author of the “Balfour delega- tion” comes to dedicate. HAWAII KEEPS IDENTITY. Tables Resolution to Become Part of California. i Br the Associated Rgees. HONOULU, March 24.—The House of Representatives of the Terfitorial Legislature vesterday tabled in the promptest action on record here a | resolution proposing to make Hawaii | an integral part of the State of Cali- | fornia Representative Fereira, who in-| troduced the resolution. said that | Hawail was not represented in Con- | £Tess, was getting no proper recog- nition from the United States and therefore the only hepe lav in join- {Man and 5 Children Killed by Explosion Of Nitroglycerin Can of Deadly Explosive Used as Plaything by One of Victims. By the Ascociated Press. children—Ira, Ci . Beatrice and lar—were kill a can of nitroglvcerin exploded in the yard of the Franklin home, It be- came known here yosterday . The family lived olose to a nitro- glycerine plant. and the children, while playing, picked up a can of the explosive and took It to their home. One of the children was beating on the. can later in the day, while the other children and the father were standing nearby, when the explosion occurred. Officers Are Transferred. Col. Berkeley Enochs. 25th Infantry. been transferred from Fort N. Y., to Governor's Island, N. Lieut. Col. John O. Steger, adjutant general's department, from the Panama Canal Zone to Denver. Colo.; Lieut. Col. James B. Taylor, 52nd Coast Artillery, from Fort Eustis, Va, to Fort Monroe, Va.; Maj. De Forest W. Morton, Quarter- master Corps, from Front Roval, Va., | vour throat with Kojene, the new antiseptic which is four times “‘DY'J powerful than carbolic acid, and | you will soon be free from vile | catarrh. | Although Kojeme is the most powerful non-poisonous antiseptic known, it will not Irritate the | tenderest membrane: indeed, one | can drink it without any i1l effects. [ Try it it you to get rid of every | trace” of_catarr be' free from bad brea nd spitting. 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Of course, there are many “regular” styles. They teach the young foot to grow as nature intends—normally. . Priced According to . All Shoes Fitted by Experts. X EDMONSTON & CO. (Incorporated) Advisers and Authorities on All Foot Troubles ANDREW BETZ, Manager New Discovery Kills| | Germs of Catarrh Spray vour nostrils and gargle ||| i THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, $3.95 Krinkled Bed Sets Specially Priced, $3, 59 A Splendid Krinkle Double-bed Set—cream ground with pink and blue stripes. Pulais Reyal—Second Floor Household Linens, Towels Sheets and Cases Wednesday—Specially Priced The items offered for this day’s selling are real savings for the housewife. 600 Yards of $2.25 Linen Table Damask for $1.89 66 inches wide. A quality that cannot be equated for wear, bleach and finish, $6.75 Linen Napkins Specially Priced $5.95 Dozen * To match the above table dam- | ask. Size 20x20 inches. | 1,200—39¢ Union Huck Towels Special, 34c Excellent Quality On'e-half Linen Towels. S50c Linen Tea Towels Specially Priced, 46c All Pure Linen Tea Towels, with red or blue borders— marked for glass. Palais Royal—Second Floor $1.75 Muslin Sheets Very Special, $_l.44 Size 81x99 inches. This Soft-finished, Three-inch, Hemmed Sheet is excellent for wear and launders well. 39¢ Plain Hemmed Pillowcases Special Price, 350 Size 42x36 inches. Soft finish. Good values, Palais Royal—Second Floor “Cottage” Brand Porch Shades Order Your Slat Shades Now at 15% and 25% According to size We are exclusive selling representatives for Washington of these well made Slat Porch Shades. They keep out the sun, and at the same time permit ventilation, because the slats are set agart. hoice of green or brown: complete with all fixtures, ready to hang. Orders may be placed now and held for later delivery, if desired. 4 feet wide, $2.95 each. 5 feet wide, $3.95 each. 6 feet wide, $4.95 each. 7 fee 8 fee 9 fee 10 feet wide, $7.95 each. A Sale of Cretonne- Covered Cushions Featured for Wednesday 59¢ Fach Pillows for camps, canoes, summer homes, out- , etc. Neatly made from desirable cretonnes. New colors and beautiful d s. Palals Royal—Second $1.39 Imported Willow Clothes Basket, 98c. $1 Aluminem Double Boiler, 68c. §2 Marcel Waver, guaranteed element, $144. $1.235 Homald Galyan- ined Tee Cream Freeser, two-quart size, 9Se. style. $5 Electric ment, $3.98, ; $2.75 Wagner ‘Cast Aluminum Skil- let, $1.89. . 25c Cup-and Saucer, imported China with pretty floral spray decoration. Special,.6 sets, $1.38. $1.25 Metal Waste Paper Basket, tapestry effects, $1.10, 79c Polish.or Dry Mop. Choice, 68c. $1.75 Ash or Garbage Can, complete with cover. $3.39 Metal Clothes Hamper, white enameled, oblong shape, $2.88. $2 Electric Table Stove, nickel plated, guaranteed element, $1. : $1 Wizard Duster, long or short handle Guaranteed . Garden .$450 Bissell Hose, 25 feet, $378. ; _ Sweeper, $3.94. 13-gallon size, 98c. Choice, 68c, lock-lid cover, Palais Royal—Fourth Floor | G & 11th Sts. New Furniture for the ‘Sparé Room, New Floorcoverings, Fresh Linens and Spring Cleaning Helps Will Give the Busy Housewife a New Outlook on Life D. C., TUESDAY, Service and Courtesy MARCH 24, 1925. 600—50c Turkish Towels Priced less for the Household Sale 44c Large, White Bath Towels Paluis Royal—Seco: TS EEEEunl Z1x45 inches. Floor Established 1877 | 'W I Suitable for spare r e Four-Piece Bedroom Suite mirror; 4-drawer Chiffonier, with mirror and six drawers; Triplicate-glass Toilet Table, with one drawer, and full size Bed. Finished nicely in mahogany or ivory finish. The biggest value we have ever offered in a four-piece bedroom suite. i { Ll Very Special, coms or. bungalows. Consisting of 42-inch Dresser, with large $119 Buy now and have delivered at a later date. Palais Reyal—Fourth Floor a Saving of t wide, $5.45 each. t wide, '$6.45 each. t wide, $6.95 each. 800 American Holland Shades Featured for Wednesday $1.28 Each Mounted on guaranteed Hartshorn Rollers. All scal- loped and fringed. In white, ecru, blue or green. Only Four Days More of Or e March Housewares Sale! Carpet . 85c Plant Box, 30-inch size; natural wood fin- ish, lr\m, guaranteed ele- $1 Aluminum Double Roaster, 68c. $1.90 Qt. Can Bo-No and Sprayer, $1.00. SL15 Garbage Can, - $150 Pad and Cover, 98¢. for ironing table, '$1.18. ~ Bird’s Neponset Rug Sale! The special sale prices of Neponset Rugs will continue all day Wednesday, but It is sel- dom such an oppor- tunity comes to secure such bargains! Do Not Miss 1t! There is plenty of new, perfect stock on hand. Reserve wholesale stocks have been drawn on. no longer. All sizes are to be had, in a great variety of beautiful patterns—handsome oriental and floral designs, neat tile designs in mosaic effects. Consider these ten remarkable advantages of Neponset Rugs: . They are Washable 6. They have a Waxed Back . They are Durable 7. They lie Flat . They are Economical 8. They are Guaranteed . They are Beautiful 9. They are Germproof" . They are Stainproof . 10. They are 100% Waterproo{ - Neponset Rugs in Every Size CiaS]lSfl.:I‘, 9x12 feet, spe- 514.95 Ciaslli.tzs, 714x9 feet, spe- 59.45 $12.95 $7.45 $15.75, 9x10%; feet, $9.00, 6x9 feet, special special at at Smaller Rugs 3x414 feet at l 3x3 feet at $1.55 $1.15 Talais Royal—Seeond Floor 3x6 feet at $1.95 18x36 inches at 35¢ Bohn Syphon Refrigerators The Palais Royal has secured the famous Bohn Syphon Refrigerator to meet the steadily increasing demand for high-grade refrigerators at reasonable prices. Come in and let us show them to you Bleven walls of insuls- [ Porcelain lining full rounded corners on heavy tion. Once having ob- tined a low degree of] rabbited doors. No wood exposed inside. temverature the heavy' ftnsulated Solidly eonstructed gal- walls held it vanized iron. Removable ice rack. Direct cold air draft, Porcelain “Syphon” cams- inf rapid circulation of cold dry air used only in "Bohn. Sshpon Refriger- ators. b g Heavyy woven No wood exposed inside. shelves, allowing free circulation of air. Porcelain * lining full reimded corners on heavy rabbited doors. No wood exposed inside. One-Piece drain and trap, heavily ni lat- ed. Located in part ofre frigerator easy to get at, ONE-PIECE PORCELAIN LINED Price Range of Bohn qurigeratnrs i $37 1o $275 Palais Royal—Fouwrth Flaor .--v..-.......-.-...lIIII-lIlIvIIII.lll-lII.--IlIIIIIIIIIII.llll.l.lll-lllll.ll.ll..lIllIlllIl-llIIIII.IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII.ll