Evening Star Newspaper, May 14, 1925, Page 36

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36 RUSHES NEW DEVICE IN LOGATING SOUND War Department Planning for Detection of Airplanes at Long Distances. Rush the W arsenal June 1 of a new type of sound locating device intended for de- tection of aircraft at considerable dis- tances. The order is in connection with the Army program for target firing t targets to get to the efjectivercis guns of all 1yy The test already in progress at posts in New 11l he conducted also ». Honolulu and the Zone ght Miles Foreseen. ng device is I which e v a different =pott distan! craft o The new device is ex-| Bachelor Is Happy To Pay Tax Urged For State’s Unwe By the Associated Press. TALLAHASSEE, Fla., May 14.— The ‘“old maid antl bachelor bill” introduced in the Florida House has met the approval of at least one man. A. Y. Milam, speak- er of the House, today received a message from Harry L. Johnson of Fort Myers, who placed a high val- uation on his single blessedness. The telegram. which was read and ordered printed in the House Journal, follows: “Noting the bill taxing bachelors $5 per vear, I am today sending certified check for my tax. 1 will | be away this Summer and wish to do my part. Five dollars is too lit tle. No real free man would ohject to pa $50 per, or even $500. heard of ‘a single woman pected to show greater accuracy as 1| well as greater range than the pres: | ent equipment On the other side of the aircraft vs. anti-aircraft gun question, Army ord nance experts have completed pre. liminary studies f 00-pound demolition bomb of increased power. as a greater part of its weig g0 into the bursting ck have a ground clearance will make it available to pr of heavy bombers nd there would be no « bove or THE FILED IN RECTOR’S DEATH Special Dispatch to The Star. | FREDERICK, Md., May ®, — Charl Moore of 7 Westmoreland dvenue, Takoma Park, Md., “came here to accept service om a warrant charging manslaughter, growing out of the death of Rev. Peger S. Boyden, rector of Grace Protestant Episcopal Church, at Newmarket, struck by an automobile driven by Moore at Ridge- ville, Md., May 3, and was freed on $500 bond, pending acétion of the Sep: tember grand jury. The charge: was preferred by State’s Attorney Willlam B0, Y 7th to 8th to E—~FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SINCE 1860—Franklin 7400 AN AR SN A AN AN AR AN AR AP AR 2 EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, MANSLAUGHTER CHARGE |BE=—S00 "\ B2 \ AW 5 m————— e N \\\_\\\\m\\_\v». . \ N\ \ \ AN THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1925. [e———lol——|o/————|o} Entrances, 8th St. and E St.—Stairway, 8th St. Shoe Shop Vestibule Unusual Values at This Low Price! s STORES m 1 1,000 Lucky Men Can Buy Shirts Tomorrow markable sale will start. And a great surprise will be in store for those who are lucky enough to be here on time. \Why? Decause the prettiest frocks in all the latest styles will be on ~ Mostl Large selection of patterns and colors. at —and lucky indeed, will be the men who get these splen- did shirts for | one dollar. Well Made Shirts . oven Madras Sizes 14 to 17. thing we can suggest is come as early as possible. Chats With Your Gas Man We're Ready When You Are EVERY time you stand at your ap- _pliance with a lighted match o with your fin- ger ready to press the automatic lighter, this company stands writh you. And when you apply the match or touch the lighter you may go -about your business, knowing that we will keep your appliance burning. This is the kind of service that distin- guishes gas from every other fvel. “If 1¢s Done With Heat You Can Do It Better With GAS” MEN'S SHOP—STREET FLOOR Automatic Hot Water In Your Home PAY $ DOWN Only 5 Balance in Convenient Monthly Installments HOUSANDS of users can T tell you of the satisfaction of a RUUD “95” Automatic Gas Water Heater in the home. It meets every hot water de- mand instantly, yet never is ex- hausted. The Ruud 95 is the special size built to give the average home a Perfect Hot Water Service. It does just that—for years and years. The low terms we are just now offering makes this an opportu- nity worth grasping. Don't delay —call, write or phone us TO- MORROW. Demonstrations daily. Washington Gas Light Company SALES DEPARTMENT 419 Tenth St. N. W. R L The only ool o[———o[——o[———loE—lo ——[al———[al——a[al——[al——[a[e———ole——a[——[a[—— o[ ———le——=Ta[——[al——ale——[o[——] sale. Striped English Broadcloth and Flowered crepes and Striped Shirtings, attractively made with pleats, panels. newest colors. morning and sce for yourself. 1,000 Pairs! Women’s Low Shoes 19 Different Styles to Choose From Tan Calf Vici Kid Patent Satins Combinations \ll the new Spring Patterns in reliable foot- wear at_this ridiculously low price. Can You Imagine? - Oxfords, One-strap Cut Outs, Gore Pumps and Plain Pumps in high and Cuban heels.* These shoes are made to give comfort and service. Ar ed on tables according to i Al marked at one Price $2.39. “shop Flannels Kashas Failles T h e smartest styles of today and the coming months. Coats’ that were made to sell for a considerably higher price. Well tailored models with plain and fur borders. In plain and contrast- ing colors. All sizes including stouts. flares, and Short sleeve and sleeveless models in a great variety of A wide assortment of sizes. many and unusual trimmings and stunning lines, but, be he Plenty We could mention the carly Friday dresses for a lively day's selling. A Great Clean-Up Spring Hats All our higher priced hats have been marked down for this sale. Hair Silk Straw T affeta Leghorn Combinations One would not expect to find such re- markable hats at this low price, but the Bargain Basement is always offering the unusual. An amazing collection of shapes in the Season’s most popujar colors Trimmed with ostrich feathers, flowers, ribbons and ornaments, these hats are suit- [N able for any occasion. The Basement Store, Lansburgh & Bro. m | m | | @ | | | | | @ | fl E m | m | /

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