Evening Star Newspaper, May 4, 1925, Page 14

SCHOOLS BUDGET MIAY SET RECORD Probably Will Exceed $12,-‘: 600,000—Building Esti- | mates Send Figures Up. ’ ' \ The public next fisc will be cc tation to the by June 15 by Supt Secrecy tion of the law, prevent dicating the pr budget, but it i largest in hi 500,000 reco An item fo out the se five-vear $19.00 ix destined t greatest pro Purchase of Sites ) wi v $50 The budget in charge here to & property | Enthusiasts to Demonstrate sibility of Straw Hat Issue Held Up, But Not on Weather’s Account Whatever the man in the street may think, the Tariff Commission dec ay it was too warly to te elf in straw hats, But sned the absence of witnesses, not the state of the weather, as the reason for postpon- g until May 14 the opening of a hearing into the straw hat tariff. PLANNING TRIP BY WATER FROM COAST TO COAST Pos- Sailing by Boat Across American Continent. ted Press GELES, May 4.—A cruise American continent by boat undertaken by three twentieth otor boat enthusiasts, leav Friday for Astoria, Oreg., to New York 0 hoped to demonstrate ailing practically s the United States Hoag and » taking to| motor boat | up the 5. Leaving the miles from it avigate the m, Idaho. 1" Livingston, 50 | NEIGHBORS TO PROPOSE THE EVENING WARM FIGHT LOOMS FOR BERLIN OFFICE Retention of Meissner as Hinden- burg’s Secretary Is Believed Temporary. By the Associated Press. BERLIN, May 4.—Political circles Interpret theappointment of Dr. Meiss. ner, was secretary to Presidents Ebert and Simons, to continue as sec- retary to President Hindenburg, as merely temporary, pending the settle- ment of a stiff three-cornered fight be- hind the scenes hetween the German Nationalists and People's parties and the military federations. The latter would like to see Lieut. Col. von Feld- was associated with Field on Hindenburg throughout gn, installed as the Presi E cretary. leaders of the Peo. ple's party, however, fully expected to be able to name the presidential sec- retary and theilr ranks as a reward for what they call their sacrifice of Dr. ||| Jarres, their presidential candidate in the first campaign, in favor of Hin- denburg in the second. The Nationalists do not want the People's party to name the secretary, | but at the same time they object to the appointment of a die-hard mili tarist, because they fear the opposi 1 of large industrial interests and ||| damage that might be done to isiness {nterests. The ap 1t of Dr. Meissner not only mmediate clash over these but it is regarded by some ewd political move to give a definite impression of continuity in the | exccutive administration. TRAIN WRECK IN POLAND DUE TO DISPLACED RAILS Fingerprints Disclosed in Investi- gation Fix Blame for Many Deaths and Injuries. By the Associated Press WARSAW, Poland, May 4.—The minister of railroads issued a state. ment concerning the railroad wreck in the Polish corridor last week near Starogard in which a large number of persons were killed or injured. An examination showed that rails had been removed, the statement says. A lever and a thick plank were found hidden in a forest nearby, hoth having fingerprints identical to those found on the rails, The statement asserts that the out- rage was committed by persons ac quainted with raflroad work. A large reward {s offered for information which will lead to the arrest and con. viotion. DON'T WORRY about the vacancy in | your office Let a Star Help Ad find the proper party to fill the position. Over 100,000 calls in one after- noen at 3c per word, The best results will be ob. tained if the advertisement is worded 8o as to give a compre- hensive idea of the duties re. quired. 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Beverage, Light or Dark, “Aged in the Wood” for } N l b d R L L R U MR S L LR L ow somet Ing can be aone Strictl = \E about your old wood floors » EGGS, Dozen & 35¢ E Fresh Gan- J : i : iflfimfifi!fi&fi!fimffiffiffiflififfi&fim&fi&fiffi!iEfiH;':fim&fiEfilfiflififilfififilfiififififiib‘?filfi!fiflwufi HE designers of these fine new linoleum = floors worked hand-in-hand with the anteed 5 needs of architects and decorators. They E‘]i:;da POT ATOES 3 Lbs. E Ec Hh are beautiful floors. Cemented in place over For E 1 a cushioning layer of builders’ felt, and — e s e R R R R R R R L R R R R R L R R R R LR L R R AR R R R R R R LR LR L R LR LR S S R R LR LR LR L LRI waxed, they will wear for a lifetime. Resolve now to visit a homefurnishing sse ot POTATOES 155 | TOILET PAPER sons only. g g 1 e A BULGARIA CUT MILITIA|| *| Rumania, Jugoslavia and Greece ||| to Urge Disbanding of Tem- porary Forces. | | Today's Star contains Office Help advertisements, i cluding et ARt AR R R A thtRtRR Rt RtR AR AL, RAISINS Fancy Clean Stock COLLECTORS INSPECTOR GENERAL OFFICE WORKER SALESMEN STORE MANAGER NIGHT CLERK CANVASSERS AGENTS NOLICITORS | Bs the ated Press ATH ., May 4.—It is reported that ( ece, Jugoslavia and Rumania | have agreed to make a collective rep. resentation to the Bulgarfan govern ment calling its attention to the im portance of Bulgarfa’s faithfully abid ing by the conditions laid down by | the into the Hudson their arguments f final lap ending at New priations for the members of the cou stituted, it was vorable in the pa appropriations. CHURCHGOERS ROBBED. | Two Young Men Caught After Making Dozen Hold-Ups. CHICAGO, 1. ~Churchgoers in h on of suburban an h W%bfi%mfi%-%%fimm SRRt A BOOKKEEPER TYPISTS GENERAL OFFICE WORKER ACCOUNTANT STENOGRAPHER SOCIAL SECRETARY Rttt RtRtRtR AR LR tR AR RRY Relieved From Duty at Abervleen.i Col. William H. Tschappat, Army | r | Ordniance Department, has been re. ‘, lieved from dutv in command of the ||| . | Proving Ground, Aberdeen, Md., and ordered to this city for duty in_ the office of the chief of ordnance, War Department. Maybe the clerk you want is today advertising for a situa | tion. If not, leave your Help ad | j tonight for tomorrow’s Star. cisco, has been Nebr., for duty ry L 5 & & & these smooth, quiet, comfortable floors. Floors that are cleaned by simply dry-mop- ing. Beautiful, colorful floors on” which urniture and fine fabric rugs look their best. You will find hand-set and moulded in- laids in plain, inset, and marbled tiles; Jaspés; arabesque, figured, and medallion atterns; sturdy, long-wearing prints; and cautiful rugs of printed or inlaid linoleum. He will show you patterns that are you these pattern floors that are so much in vogue. He will cheerfully estimate on re- placing your old worn wood floors with New store this week. Ask the merchant to show State Old for bedrooms L L L LR S L e R T e R R R R LR R B L LR R LSy (& TEXAS ONIONS3 20c - R LR LR AR R R R R R R R R R R R R L R R L R R R R R R AR LR R R LR LA SR R R AR LR LR LR R YRR A POSITIVE TREAT AT LITTLE COST Milk Bottle Bot. Concentrated Entitle ; STOPPERS AND 5C You to 1 ].OC CELERY Soup R R e R R R L L R R R e R e R R e R R R R R R e R e R L L L S S LR LR LR L, FARWELL BREAD 5=t 2o o P. & G. Naphtha Soap § A black and white drawing cannot do justice to this pretty inlaid : pattern. It is a dark gray figure with touches of blue on a buff field. A colorful bedroom can be easily planned with a figured inlaid linoleum pattern ora neat printexf matting design. Fine fabric rugs and furniture show their prettiest on these pattern floors of Armstrong’s Linoleum. e 21 T TR e e T e o for living-rooms Simpson’s New You must see this pretty pattern in its soft, natural colors. It is called Jaspé. It comes in ground colors of blue, green, brown, or gray. The soft field is rippled with lighter and darker tints of the same base color. You will also find parquetry patterns, black and cream tiles—in fact, the color and pattern best suited for each room. Waxed and polished, these floors grow lustrous and mellow. RSt tRRERR RLRtR V= =L () for halls and sun porches Be sure you are shown the new Handcraft tiles, for sun porches and entrance halls; the Dutch red tiles, an idea borrowed from the spick-and-span kitchens of Old Holland; and the new colorful marble tiles (laid with a_plain border, these marble tiles are particularly effective). There are inset tiles of blue and gray that simply refuse to show dirt—and granites of blue, or green, or cork-tan. - ) ifi!fibfifi&fi!fifl?&fi&fi!fimfifi’fiffimEfilfiffi&fi&fi&fi!fififli&fi&fi&fi!fim&fi&fi&fifliflifi!fifi&fifi’fi&filfi'.'fiEfi!:n"?! GOLD MEDAL 24.b. Sack, $1.29| e p 24.1b. FLOUR PILLSBURY 121b. Sack, 66c CERESOTA FLOUR 51b. Sack, 30c| Brand Sack R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R e R R M R R Y LR Y SR R LR L AR LR LR AR (L L U X fP—l:WONIC“E SILVERBROOK Print A compound of bone, For All Fine 5].25 *New Floors for Old” is the title of an interest- ing booklet sent FREE. Contains, in addition to actual color illustrations of ~ew patterns, helpful ints on redecorating your rooms. Look for the { CIRCLE A trac on the buriap back ® Inlaid Rug, No. 1020 New, beautiful linoleum rugs for those who rent As an inexpensive covering for that bare wood floor it will pay you to look at the new Printed Rug, No. 865 Printed Rug, N Armstrong’s Linoleum Rugs. Inlaid or printed, vou will find fresh beauty of design. These rugs ie flat. There are no curling edges to trip unwary feet. “Two minutes’ mopping — and CLEAN.” They last for years and years. ArmstronG Cork Company, Makers of Cork Products since 1860 Linoleum Division, LANCASTER, PENNsYLVANIA Armstrong’s Linoleum tor Every Floor in the House phosphate of lime, pot- B U T T E R : ash, for potted or other Churned from Pure, Rich 1 l'aunderlng Whoints Put up in gl:::xiarter-l’ound Small pkg. . 10¢ Large 3-Ib. can, 69c Table Portions Large pkg. . 25¢ | & [Small 1lb. can, 29¢ 530 R R RR R R R R AR R R R R R R LR R LR Rt R R R R LR R R A R R R R R AR R AR LR LR YRR YRR ARYR R R R R R R R R R R R R R R AR SRR R AisRh R ththRRY e