Evening Star Newspaper, May 25, 1925, Page 16

16 1.5 GROUP SEEKS BELGRADE TROLLEY Offers to Invest $3,000,000 in Rebuilding Lines in City. BY JUNIUS B. WOOD. Wy Cable to The Star and Chicage Daily News. BELGRADE, May 25.—American interests are prepared to invest £7.000,000 or $8,000,000 with the local | zovernment for an electric light and power concession. Charles B. Mac- | Daniel of Atlanta, Ga., backed by Elisha Walker, Willlam Chadbourne and other New York capitalists, has offered to rebuild the antiquated trol- ley system by expending $3,000,000, provided he receives a 30-year lease. He guarantees the city $100,000 an- nually, or 10 per cent on the first investment. Mr. MacDaniel, Serbla with the Hoover mission, is already operating similar concessions in other Jugoslav cities. A novel fea- ture of the American proposal is the inclusion of an offer to pave the roadways and bulld sidewalks in the principal streets of the capital. Mr. MacDaniel offers to expend $4,000,000 ©on these improvements on the receipt of 20.year 8 per cent bonds issued at 84. who first came to Hindenburg Garbed As Marshal, Hailed By Crowd at Races By the Associated Press. V. May 25.— To the accompaniment of tumul- tous cheews President von Hinden- burg arrived at the race meeting at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon in an open automobile, wearing his fleld marshal's uniform and cap. The President’s entry was marked by a violent thunderstorm. After the distributing of prizes, President von Hindenburg left af 7 o'clock to the accompaniment of “Deutscherland Uber Alles,” and deafening cheers. It is generaily commented that his expected meet- ing with former Crown Prince Frederick William did not take place. It is reported that the for- mer prince left Hanover Friday evening. thus not' waiting for the arrival of the President, and rumor has it that the motive for his de- parture was fear that his remain- ing might lead to demonstrations. . MAX PLAN SEEMS DOOMED Effort to Form Mixed Belgian Cab- inet Likely to Fail. BRUSSELS, May 25 (#).—The ef- forts of Burgomaster Max to form a cabinet outside of parliamentary ele- ments, or composed of members of the Catholic, Liberal and falist rs doomed. The Catho- THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, HITLER IS HOMELESS, EXPELLED BY AUSTRIA Leader of Munich Revolt Becomes Man Without a Country—Seeks German Entry. By the Asscciated Press. MUNICH, Germany, May Adolph Hider, who once was leader of the Fascisti in Bavaria, and was responsible for the “beer cellar” re- volt at Munich two vears ago, has become a man without a country by |the Austrian government’s officiai an. inouncement of his expatriation. The \Bavarian government has refused te igrant him citizenship, and he fs ex- ted to apply to the Reich. In April, Hitler was sentenced to five vears' imprisonment, but in Decem. I!ber of the same vear was released fiand went to Austria. 25.— ONE IN 55 VACC[NATED. Exceeds That of 1924. Special Dispatch to The Star. BALTIMOR] many people vaecinated 80 far this yvear in Maryland as were vaecinated during the entire year of | 1924, according to State health of- ficials, It is estimated that ome per- son of ev 35 in the State has been vaccinated since January 1. Smallpox epidemics in large cities of adjoining States caused the wide- spread use of vaccine. The health Maryland Record So Far This Year || U. S. SHIPS’ TRADE RECORD Carry 44 Per Cent of 1924 Amer- ica Commerce. American vessels carried 44 per cent, or 40,400,000 tons, of the for- eign commerce of the United States during the fiscal year 1924, the Bu- reau of Research of the Shipping Board announced today, placing the total of imports and exports at near- ly 92,000,000 tons. Of the {raport movement of 43,000,- 000 tons, 23,800,000 were carried by American vessels, including 12,000,- 000 tons, or 79 per cent, of the Mex- ican crude oil import. = Of the mis- cellaneous dry cargo imports, Amer- ican vessels carried 43 per cent. Of the total export cargo tonnage of 49,000,000 tons, approximately 16,000, 000 tons was handled in American ships. Tank vessels carried 28 per cent of the total tonnage volume of Ame ic foreign commerce that year, regular freighters carried 65 per cent, and combination passenzer ,and freight vessels carried 7 per cent. “Things Bubber” GARDE 12c, 14c, 15¢, & 18¢ foot | | —according to size. These HOSE pricesare VERY SPECIAL, for best grade goods. Do O, MONDAY, MAY 25, 1925. Kresge Department Stores The Fair, Chicago, IIl. Quality Merchandise e PALAIS ROYAL L. S. Plaut & Co., Newark, N. J. Courteous Service ‘Plain and Fancy Silks At Remarkably Low Prices A Sale of the Season’s Most Popular Lovely silks in the newest weaves and designs for Summer wear. Lovely crepes for street, after- noon and evening dresses. Colored messalines for the soft silk slips, for lace and net dresses. Lining brocades in many soft shades and a variety of patterns to line the coat or the ensemble. prints in riotous colors and many attractive designs. And then the colored crepes with their soft draping qualities—printed georgettes so popular for cool dresses. Silk-and-wool crepes for ensembles. City to Award Contracts. d | department has ur; d that ev | Don't neglect your lawn. Get soft satin crepes in brilliant tints. One finds so many uses for silks, and here you can find a silk Kimono rinted crepe de chine for a thousand uses, and | your hose and other equip- ment today. Wholesale & Retarl Our Service is 100% Efficient Washington Rubber Co. | New Store, 511 11th S§t. N.W, Phone Main_ 6993 F. H. NICHOLS, vere minist announced that it will| D oppose any Max combination, making | sli verthrow certain on its first ap-|pro: nce hefore Parliament bee tion seems more and more | were for every use. The following materials from our regular stock, in two large groups at greatly reduced prices. e State be freshly vaccinated the first part of this vear. than five months, ap. | 000 vaccinations have | npleted. Only 3,000 more | inated during the entire | Under the proposal the city would award the construction contracts and the American concern would supervise | the work for a 10 per cent fee. It also | has the option to take any contract | P77 itselfl at 5 per cent under the lowest biddar. The present municipal electric | plant lights the entire city and runs | the trolleys. the plant having a ca pacity of 9,000 horsepower. The trac- tion system consists of §0 cars and 20 miles of tracks. When the lights in the residences are burning on Winter evenings the current is reduced to such an extent that only 15 cars can he operated during the rush hour. The others are taken off and the people walk. The fare runs from 1 to 5 cents, according to the distance. The cars are always overcrowded. Before the city took over the trac- tion system the Beigian company, which operated it, built and operated trolley lines in Antwerp out of its profits in Belgrade. The streets of this city are hilly and with the ex- ception of the main thoroughfares are paved with rough stones. They are bably the worst in any civilized ity in the world. The only difference between the sidewalks and the road- ways is that the stones in the latter are smaller and rougher and the holes more numerous. The ankles and shoe leather of the citizens consequently suffer heavily. It is understood that the American interests propose a private investmeht without floating bonds. Mr. Walker, head of Blair & Co. of New York, was here two weeks ago and satisfied him- self of the country’'s stability. The Blair company.. with the Armstrong- Whitworth munitions and Steel Co., agreed to advance. Jugoslavia $100,- 000,000, of which $20,000,000 has al- ready been paid. (Copyright. 1 Group 1 X $1.29 Yard All-silk Colored Georgette, in over 40 desirable shades. All-silk Colored Messaline, in a complete range of wanted colors. Washable All-silk Honan, in the wanted colors for sports wear. Colored Lining Brocades, several desirable patterns from which to choose. ? All-silk Kimono Prints, many lovely patterns, Group 2 $2.29 Yard All-silk Colored Flat Crepe, a leading value far the quality; in an unlimited range of colors Printed Georgette, lovely designs in beautiful blending color combinations. Silk-and-Wool Crepes, heavy quality, soft texture. desirable colors. 3 Printed Crepe de Chine, in several very smart designs, in at- tractive colors. Colored Satin Crepes, soft, supple, brilliant satin. variety of shades for afternoon and evening wear. Palais Royal—Second Floor . probable In several Eat PEP for ep! PEP is the won- derful new Kellogg product. Anewcereal with a marvelous fla- vor. Ready to serve. PEP is health-build- ing. Contains vital elements. Peps iou “EP Your grocer has PEP. " In a large Sheer Loveliness in Graduation Dresses At $16.50 Graduation time is here and that means dainty new dresses for the schoolgirl. We have an especially lovely assortment of flat white crepe and crepe de chine dresses in youthful models. Dresses with trimmings of moire ribbon, in roscttes and cockades; straightline dresses with kick-pleat fronts and button trimmings; appliqued motifs on shoulders and at the waistline: others with collars and cuffs and trimmings of the sheerest organdie. Many lovely models from which to choose. Other models from $25.00 to $39.50. Sizes 16 to 20. Palais Royal—Third Floor Houbigant’s Perfumes For Quarter-Ounce Bottle New-style bottle of Houbigant's delicate scents, containing ex- actly twice as much as the former packing— full quarter ounce in- I stead of one-eighth. Ideal and Quelques Fleurs Odors $1 A wonderful gift: ideal for bridge prizes. A delightful little flask to carry in your bag. Mail and phone orders filled. AN R T T FANS NV I T AN S AV a2 A SN ) the peppy bran food Chieago Daily ) PACKARD PIONEERS New Improvements in Design Insure Packard Six Performance and Long Life An Event of Much Interest! Sale of Silk Hose Women's Onyx AAA Chiffon Hose, full fashioned, all- over sheer silk. Double knees for service. Black, gun metal and colors. | Values $1.85 to $2.95 and contrasting embroidery. Long and short sleeves and all youthful neck Women's Cloched Hose, full fashioned, thread silk with lines. Broadcloth Blouses in tailored mod- els, with various necklines, long sleeves. These blouses look fresh even after re- peated tubbing, . Palais Royal—Third Floor | New Smart Overblouses $1.98 Made of sheer voile and broadcloth Voile Blouses in peasant and fancy models, trimmed with frills, lace, tucks COMPORT, beauty and dis- tinction reached new heights in the Packard Six a year ago. And four wheel brakes had then provided new safety. Six owners. They may thor- oughly lubricate the 45 chassis points requiring regular at- tention without effort, in an Onyx Pointex Hose, full fash- instant, while driving at any speed! ioned, all-over silk with Pointex heels. Black, brown, tan and a few colors. Women's Service Silk Hose, full fashioned with mercerized garter tops. Four-ply heel and toe for wear. Black, white, Sahara, nude, peach, blonde, , banana, French nude, gray and gun metal. Women’s Stop-Stitch Hose, me- 1\ dium weight, fu shioned, thread \ silk_hose. Stop-stitch garter tops. Guaranteed against garter runs. Double soles with silk feet. Black, white, gray, pear, peach, airedale, cinnamon, nude, Jenny, freckle, blonde, beige, gun metal, Indian skin and taupe. Arranged on tables in sizes for convenience. Palais Royal—Main Floor But one great thing remained to be achieved. It remained to make these fine cars almost automatically certain of long and economical life in the hands of owner-drivers too busy to give them watchful care. Now that has been done. Insur- ance against neglect has been built into the Packard Six of today. ‘The bother and delay of chassis lu- brication,so oftenneglected,and the frequent changing of crank case oil, are things of the past to Packard Now, the oil rectifier on the motor of every Packard Six automatically refines the crank case oil The Packard Six owner need think of changing oil but four or five times a year! dainty lace or embroidery cloches. Black, white and colors. Stationery! Specially Priced 45¢c English Cambric Stationery for 34c Fill your vacation needs now. 72 double sheets and 50 envelopes. In white. Palais Royal—Main Floor The new steering and front spring suspension add perfect security to the comfort of low pressure tires. ‘We would like to have you drive this car. Only through actual ex- perience can you really appreciate its performance. A phone call will bring a Packard Six to your door. PACKARD cAsk All Perfect Hose An Op_:ls_oméne Time For Graduation and Summer Frocks! o uy Irish Linen Tub 2,000 Yds. Imported White Voile| Frocks $3.98 Lovely dresses so much in demand for sports, for business and for home wear for these warm Summer days: Practical and attractive dresses with touches of hand-drawn work, hemstitching or bits of embroidery. Many styles from which to choose in all the soft shades for Summer wear. Palais Royal—Third Floor Very Specially Priced 1,000 Yards at 59¢ Yard This Imported French Voile is 40 inches wide and made of the very finest of yarns—has sheerness and softness that makes it most desirable for the many uses white voile has. 1,000 Yards at 79¢ A 45-inch Imported Voile, the sheerest of voiles. is beautiful. Priced for the day only. Palais Royal—Wash Goods Section—Second Floor the man The quality who owns one @ALL Packerd Six enclosed models average of #750. For example, sthe price cf the five-passenger Sedan is now #2585 at Detroit. Just 36 Memorial Day Wreaths Prepared Wax Wreaths, combination of carnations and roses, each one packed in individual box. Regularly $1.69—Special $1.00 Palais Royal—Fourth Floor Packard Washington Motor Car Company Connecticut at S North 600 Open Weekday Evenings * 4