Evening Star Newspaper, June 5, 1925, Page 12

12 NEWCOMERS LEAN - 10 SUPERPOWER, Niost of Broadcasters Li- censed in May to Use High Maximum Wattage. stations in_the United Stat The Depart ment of Commerce’s monthly report made public today discloses a net in e of four stations in May, mak. total of 570, and six more new added to the list t week 7 new plants were licenseqd tions were closing up and i their license Ninety-nine of the 576 broadcasters operating today are in class B and 75 are in class A. The ining two are in the obsolete class C and probably will be transferred to an other class within a few days. The stations eliminated during from class A, were: WGBO, WRAN, Waterloo WCRY I , San Luis Calif.; WGBN, La Salle, IIl Utica, N. Y. Houlton . Wis. KFQG Trinity Calif., Br ustin now number 576 mers have been town, alif.; KFRP, Redlands, and WGBW, Spring Valley, Il The Newcomer: tt Presbyteri Church, ters now being asked by most of the broadcasters. Three of the newcomers were licensed to operate the maximum limit A plant. Originally it had been expected at the Department of that the short-wave bands ~upied t powe: and that the B stations generally on 500 watts. B stations now in oper: ation, only a small number are using the minimum power, most of them having moved one or more steps to ward super-power. COL. JOSEPH LE MASURIER DIES OF AUTO INJURIES Assistant Adjutant General of Vir- ginia Run Down While Try- ing to Save Son. limited It Special Dispatch to The Star. RICHMOND, Va., June 5.—Col. Jo- seph Le Masurier, assistant adjutant general for Vi and Unked States property and disbursing officer in the State, died at a local hospital early to- ¢ from injuries received Wednesday evening, when he attempted to save his son Joseph from being struck by an automobile. The boy also was hurt. Col. Le Masurier, a native of New York, was 51 years old. ury me in my uniform and place the American flag over me,” he told his wife, who was at his side. Sao Paulo, Brazil, has sized factories employing 8 15 large- 21 work- SPORT MART 914 F St. N.W. 1303 F St. N.W. 1410 N. Y. Ave. Headquarters for The Nation'’s Swimmin& Suit 5615 All Sizes for Men and Women Children’s Suits $3 Up All Sizes—All Colors Sport Mart Bathing Suit Special 35 Fcr Men and Women —All Wool — Cali- fornia Made — Your Choice of Any $5 Suit In Our Stock! $6.00 Men’s “Life Guard” Suits—Complete with white wool shirt, flannel pants and belt. Colors $1.25 Ladies’ Rubber Bathing Shoes. All colors 950 §1.00 Aviator Bathing Caps—All colors. 5 75¢ Old Town Canoes in Stock Sold On Easy Terms “8 Months to Pay” SEE US NOw'! SPORT MART 3 Stores to Serve You Better {SCREEN STAR WILL TALK. Ben Lyon Heads WRC’s “Saturday Nighters” Program. | Ben Lyon, screen star, will head fthe cast of Crandall's “Saturday Nighters which will be on the air tomorrow night from station W. R. C. | beginning at 10:30 o'clock. Lyon, al- though a Georglan, was educated in Baltimore, and has many friends in apital. His most recent appear- | Moore in “One Way Street.” Other “Saturday Nighters” to be presented by Nelson Bell, director of Crandall’s broadcasting artists, . are the members of the Capital Male Quartet, Minnie Volkmann, soprano soloist; Henrletta Halan, planist; Vin- cent Squeo, baritone horn soloist; Otto F. Beck, organist, and the membe! of the Metropolitan Symphony Or- | chestra, under the direction of Dan- lel Breeskin. The Capital Male Quartet is composed of Louis L. An- and Robert Jonscher, tenor: Conybeare. baritone, and . Hanft, bass. The quartet will be accompanied at the plano by Margaret Annis, and Miss Volkmann Marguerite n Rell will be at the mi- crophone during the presentation. SELLING SKYLARK EGGS IN ENGLAND CONDEMNED American Replies to Attack Charg- ing That Animals Are Hunted With Searchlights. the Associated Press ) W YORK, June 5.—Replying to an attack on American hunters made last Saturday by the Earl of Lonsdale, John Burnham, president of the American Game Protective Assocla- tion, said that the criticismi was out of place until the selling of skylark i ixh markets is stopped. | of Lonsdale, presiding over a gathering of 70 noted big game hunters, with the Duke of York as zuest of honor, said that Americans were in the custom of hunting wild animals at night from motor cars with the aid of searchlights. “Chasing animals across the plains in motor cars is one of the most un fair and cruel pursuits imaginable,” he_said. Mr. Burham, Carl Akeley of the Amerfcan Museum of Natural His. tory and others said that this prac- tice was indulged in only by poachers and that night hunting with lghts is prohibited by law in virtually all the States. TWO CARLOADS OF LIQUOR SEIZED; FOUR MEN HELD Two automobiles and a total of 16§ gallons of whisky were seized last night and early today by local police, who arrested four in connection with the seizures. The first machine was seized last night by Privates Lineberg and Brown | of the tenth precinct, who arrested Leon K. Warring of 2520 Georgia ave- nue for transporting and illegal pos- session of liquor. Eighty-five gallons was reported in this car. The second was seized early today by Policemen Cook, Rowen and Berry of the elev- enth precinct, who rested Oliver Harold, colored, of 1322 Morris road southeast; James Johnson, colored, of 1009 Seventeenth street, and Robert Whistnet, also colored, for transport- ing and illegal possession of liquor. Eighty-four gallons was = reported seized in this case, oo c—— 8= [nl—=]D)] Store—a host of new mod; kid trimmed. All beautiful This style in all-white cloth—extra §8 50 quality two-button style $7.50 This of White Wash- able Kid This Pump, kid . Stunning Novelty hite $7.50 MT. RAINIER OFFICIALS AT 0DDS ON POSITIONS Town Without Assessors Due to Impasse Between Mayor and Council Majority. Special Dispatch to The Star. MOUNT RAINIER. Md., June 5.— With property assessments already due, Mount Rainier is without as- sessors, and Mayor Kenneth Bovay and a majority of the members of the Town Council are in a deadlock over appointment: David Lane, one of the assessors, recently resigned, and the town char. ter, it has been declared in some quar- ters, also provided for the automatic dropping of Charles W. Reichelt, whose term recently expired. Corparation Counsel Arthur C. Keefer is understood to be of the opin- ion that despite the language of the charter both Reichelt and Lane arc considered in office until their succes sors, appointed by the mayor and con- firmed by the council, have qualified. The deadlock was caused by the op- position of three of the flve members of the counsel to two new appointees. WELLS TO SAIL IN JULY. New Judge for Porto Rico to Leave for Post. Ira K. Wells, assistant attorney general, in charge of public land litigation, recently appointed Federal |judge for Porto Rico to succeed Judge Arthur F. Odlin, will sail for his post some time this month. Judge Odlin’s term already has ex- pired, and President Coolidge has designated Emilic Toro Y Cuevos, chief justice of the island’'s Supreme Court, to act as Federal judge until the arrival of Mr. 1ls, who is now on a trip in the W . He is ex- pected to arrive in Washington June 15 and to leave soon thereafter fur Porto Rico. 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A smart all- white kid cut-out $6.50 T wo - strap, of whitecanvas. Also Oxfords. ... A 'Simple One-strap Style, of white s c rare values, too. A Tailored One-strap— patent or black $7.50 Arch Support Shoe—in patent, black kid §6 5() or tan kid Sandal — in patent, tan white calf The Gore Pump— In black kid—a style of exceptional beauty—as well as comfortable ss'so and fine fitting. .. FaMICy/HOE/TORE 310-312 Seventh St. N.W. OVER FIFTY YEARS' SATISFACTORY SERVICE Ble——=lalc——=a|p|——H|ojc——[n|c———[a|c——=[a|——|n| D. C, FRIDAY, JUNE 5, Auwfully hot in a closet! Yet in hot, dark closets hundreds of pre- cious fur garments are hanging—an invi- tation to moths. Put your furs where it's freezing COLD! Call Main 725—let us attend to it! Store Your Furs! 1216 F St N.W. Women's Bathing Suits, one and two-piece models, in a wide choice of colorings you'll like. $5 to $10.75. Go swimming tomorrow! and Misses” All-wool Jellef’s Sport Shop Summer days are dress days—and the ample stocks of our 4 separate dress shops bring the Summer’s best styles for everyone. A dress shop for women (regular sizes) —another for misses—a dress shop for larger women (half sizes), ard an inexpensive dress shop for everybody (downstairs). It's “Jelleff’s for dresses” again this Summer, as usual. —for every hour of the Summer’s Day in the complete assortments of our Misses’ Dress Shops! F or the Mornings She Finds Voiles and Linens —in all the lov drawn and hand-embroidered. The styles are those all girls love—chemise and For Tennis and Sports She Finds the Finest Tub Silks —as well as the popular Balbriggan Two-piece Frocks. pleat models with short or long sléeves. briggans in green, flesh, copen and white. Kid and leather belts. $1650 to $35.00. For the Afternoons She Finds Lace-Trimmed Frocks Summer colors, peach, orchid, maize, Copenhagen blue, white and powder blue paneled. $10.75 and $12.75. Copenhagen blue and gray, green, navy and tan, Handmad Prints and tub silks are also here in two- gray a —the fabrics, of course, are those most favored for Summer—fashionable georgettes, crepe sat flat crepe. Circular draped, tiered, chemise and basque styles with either long or short rose, powder blue, green and navy are l‘ht lovely rr:!o.w $29.50 to $55. For Dancing on the Roofs She Finds Chiffon and Lace Could anything be lovelier than chiffon and lace? of flowers and ribbons and some im\.e circ t X And for Almost Every Occasion She Finds Two-Piece Frocks satin canton—with kick-pleat maize, orchid, rose, tan, green, nav —two piece, the craze of the season in crepe roma tub si sleeves—stitchery, buttons, scarfs, pockets and Tace. 1 —an absolutely necessary ad, lection of lovely batiste and fine na med. In this collection are 1 stitched tops and self straps. All have the desirable 20-inch shadow-proof hems o These Cool Gowns 339 In flesh color, peach, maize and white (Entirely handmade) The coolest Summer fabric, trimmed with filet and Irish cro- chet laces. Some have embroid- ered yokes and round, V and square necks. SPORT! HIS word, so much heard these first warm days of Summer, suggests immediately skirts at their shortest in this season of the shortest of skirts. Short skirts, of course, mean “more stocking showing.” And as the visible quantity increases, the quality becomes more im- portant. 1f beauty and quality plus wear are features you're looking for, you'll be more than satisfied with GOTHAM STOCKINGS. In White and the leading sport shades. Lisle hems, $1.85 pair. Silk hems, $2.25 pair. Other stunning voile gowns $5.90 to $7.50 Underwear Shops—Third Floor ar skirts. In flesh color, nile, bisque and white. sleeves. These smart frocks in basque and chemise styles have trin $35 and $39. k. $25 to $55. ct to the Summer frock—and tomorrow an astonishing co ook slips, with insets of Irish Jaces and val la igette, broadcloth and English sateen as well, with e tr And Be Comfortable While You Ride! There is no sport so_ delightful as riding—and no habit so com- fortable as these New Sleeveless Linen Habits $16.50 —in natural or white with smart hip-length jackets inset pockets i and D — New Linen Breeches $5.50 In natural and white. In_white gabardine at $5.50 and $8.50. Ri g F ing Breeches at $5. bits—Second Floor Women’s Smart Silk Dresses—COOL! Ready in Generous Assortments Tomerrow at $20-50 e Cool, Summery Dresses! Plain Shades and Printed Silks but Wearable Colorings! No End of Style Choice! Pleats—Panels—Flares—Godets The new fall length, clbow or cap sleeves Airy jabots of lace or self material Cluster Tucking—Apron Effects—Circular Flares The popular Chanel Pleats Fine embroideries in self or contrasting colorings All the new neck lines. Smart tailored models Fashionable Colors! Navy Blue—Coral—Maize—Black Powder Blue—Green—Orchid + Cocoa and the fashionable Blonde This is an important event—presenting the dresses of the Summer, of high quality, splendid in value—ct\829.50. Georgette Flat Crepe Ted and g2ld, thread stitehing. Woman's _ Ensemble Frock of flat % with black and coat of printed crepe Elizabeth. $29.50. frocks country’s largest stores. At $39.50—Fashion and value also combine in “Madelon” bought- co-operatively by 40 of the Summer styles now here in profusion. Woman's Frock of cocoa crepe roma, trimmed with _ white . long _tabs Ty. $20.50. broidered Radium Silk Frock, in powder blue with ‘side pleats and white tie. §2: " B e e 23 etz