Evening Star Newspaper, June 10, 1925, Page 13

______f_—,—'—l.——————n‘ .-.....-......-,;..--..'.-...‘..........-.-.-.. . MERGER PLANED Glen Alden Company Stock- holders to Vote on Pro- posed Increase in Stock. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, June 10.—Plans for a consolidation of the Glen Alden Coal Co. and the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Coal Co., the operating and sales organization for the an- thracite properties formerly held by the Lackawanna Railroad, were an- nounced today. Combined assets of the two companies &pproximate $100,- 000,000, The merger will be effected by an increase in the Glen Alden Coal Co.'s capital stock from 846,000 to 1,168,693 shares, and an exchange of one share of the new issue for each share of the Lackawanna company's outstand- ing capital stock A special meeting of Glen Alden stockholders has been called for Au-| gust 10 to approve the increase in cap- italization. Upon segregation of the Lackawanna Railroad's coal holdings in 1921, the Glen Alden company ac- quired ‘the property in exchange for $60,000,000 of its bonds. Subsequent- 1y ‘it absorbed the Diamond Anthra- cite Coal Co. Organized in 1866, the company later was bought by the Lackawanna Railroad and, after its separation from the carrier, became one of the country’s largest anthracite producers. Its mines are said to con- tain 400,000,000 tons of unmined coal. The Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Coal Co, was formed as a selling agency for the railroad’s coal output in 1909, and has continued to act in the same capacity for the.Glen Alden. ‘Wisconsin Bans Oleo. RACINE, Wis., June 10 (#).—Gov. signed the anti-oleo- margarine bill, making it a law. The measure prohibits the manufacture and sale of oleomargarine or other butter substitutes containing milk or milk fats to give the product the tex- ture and flavor of butter. day morning. a kind. Living Room Suite, with in arms and back. Buffet Delivered for.. Bedroom Suite and bed. delivered for.. Qak Wardrobe &5io.ow Wardrobe and Chifforobe, with five drawers. Sold new for $29.75. Ex- change Store price only $18.95. Delivered for....... —Long Massive Oak Settee ou sottee, with genuine leather spring seat. Excel- lent piece for the library; will be sold for only $8.95. Delivered for.. Sideboar $11.45. Delivered for —A Fine i Bedroom Suite Grans h Walnut Iroom Rapids Frencl ot consists of a large, 50-inch, dresser, resser, mbkédr‘lm{ hifforette and full size bed. Origi- rtml selling price $385.00. Exchange Store price $159.00. Each piece de- * Suite, practically new. full size vanity livered for Bed —American Walnut Bow- S end Bed will be sold for only $9.95. Delivered for - —Double Size Bed Springs 5a speinge, formerly sold for $12.50 and $18.00. Exchange Store price only $4.95. Delivered for..ceceeeesercecea.s ) HEEeXS PHL Living Room Suite— Three-piece Overstuffed Tapestry settee, straight chair and rocker, Spring-filled cushions and springs This suite is almost pew and sold originally for §259.00. Exchange Store price only $119.50. Each piece delivered for.. —Small Size 36-In. Oak Buffet, with beveled edge mirror; will be sold for only $8.95. —American walnut dresser, chifforette, dressing table Sold new for $149.00; will go for only $78.50. Each piece —Colonial Style 0ak Sideboard, with large drawers and good size mirror. Exchange Store price only SAHPAINIGIE LLPLE Carry a Tenth of Population Paily Airplane Landing .Sta~ tions on Roofs Soon to Be Necessity. cisted Press. CLAND, June 10.—Figures given out at yesterday's session of the elghteenth annual convention of the National Association of Building Owners and Managess show that more than one-tenth of America rides in elevators of office buildings each day. It was estimated that 14,000,000 eleva- tor passengers are carried each day in the principal cities of America. Some of the features brought out in reports ~were improved elevators which permit skyscrapers to obtain a height of 60 stories, recording ther- mometers which keep accurate check in the boilerroom on the temperature at various other places in the build- ing, and outside sprinkler systems to protect against external fire hazards. Landing space for airplanes and the largest of dirigibles may yet grace the roofs of tall office buildings, in the opinion of L. Clydesdale Cushman, New York structural engineer. Monu- mental buildings might easily bear landing platforms that in time un- doubtedly will become just as es- sentfal to the growth of large cities as is the solution of its vehicular traffic problem, he said. Speaking before the apartment house section, Chester Snow, Washington, D. C., said persons buying apartment buildings as investments are confront- ed with a far more complicated prob- lem than that of the speculator, be- cause no matter how far advanced in | = design today, the building will in 10 years be somewhat behind the times. Fall Kills Blind Woman. Spectal Dispatch to The Star. KEYSER, W. Va.,, June 10.—Mrs. John Fleck, aged 71, Caxin Run, near Keyser, walked to her death last night through a window, falling 1§ feet to the grownd. She was blind and had intended to go to another room. . Louisiana had the biggest percent- age of increase in registration last year, 30.3 per cent. Delivers Any Article Advertised Here Another price smash in the Phillip Levy Exchange De- partment, resulting in these wonderful bargains for Thurs- Come early, as in many cases there is only one article of Terms as low as $1.00 a week —Brown Reed Floor Lamp~5o et new floor sample; sold originally for $22.50. Exchange Store price Delivered for large $ 1 only $6.95. Davenport hogany - sold new for ered in tapestry; as little as $5.95. $ $5.45. Delivered $ Four-piece Parlor $3.95. Delivered dresser, sprii $ tvo will be sold for livered for, Spinet Ded Desk, sold new, DEPARTM W nish Davenport Table, Bed Davenpo Davenport, sold for $59.00; will go for only $19.50. Delivered for..... Parlor Suite T7crlece consisting of settee and chair, cov- R s—“’onl and Fiber Rugs, in ug room size; will be sold for as little as $4.95. Delivered for Library Tables any-finish Library Tables, different shapes; will be sold for as little as o —Mahogan Parlor Suite™)"ns2ny the sacrifice price of $12.75. De- livered for...... seecneenes cheas ’ ~—Reed Fiber Strollers Stro“ers will go for only Bedroom Qutfit=.:"5¢ double bed, banded link n{,o 50-1b. roll edge mattress, i droom chairs, two pillows and 8x10 rug. This entire outfit change Storé price, VAY THE EVENIMNG STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. WEDNESbAY, JUNE 10, 1925. 13 IN FIGHT WITH TROOPS! : Seven Constabulary Soldiers. in AY Philippines Wounded Trying to Round Up Insurrectos. By the Associated Prese. MANILA, June 10.—Fourteen Moros were killed or died of wounds and seven constabulary soldlers were wounded as a result of yesterday's fighting in Lanao Province, where the constabulary is trying to round up Sultan Raya and his followers, who have been defying the authori- ties for some months. The new fortress, where Raya and his followers 'took refuge after the destruction of his original stronghold was dynamited, but Raya, with a num- ber of his followers, escaped to the mountains. Gov. Gen. Leonard Wood ix lsaving tomorrow for Lanao to make & per- sonal investigation of the situation, ‘Will Visit Japanese Settlers. MEXICO CITY, June 10 (A.— Shicetsura Furuya, Japanese minister to Mexico, has left for Los Angeles on leave of absence. He will study the situation of the Japanese settlers on _the coast during his visit. R X R K THAYER PRODUCKR OF THE BEST PRINTING - ““Small Work Exclasively"* i mareic OO memar | HOWARD S. FISK, MaNAG = BUILDING ASSOCIATION 643 Louisiana Ave. N.W. 54th issue of stock now open for subscription. Money loaned to members on easy monthly payments. James E. Connelly, President James F. Shea, Secretary Table %™ ’1 5 | ’1 1 ’1 00. Exchange Delivered —Full Size 0Oak Bed Parlor Suite, will be sold for Delivered for... —0ak or Mahog- for... Suite will go for for. only $58.95. De- ~Mahogany- finish Spinet for $35.00. Ex- $10.95. De- 1 5C | ENT [HE R B NN Between G&H A E AR E RN R R R R R R R R N R R R R R R R R E RN R R R O R R R R R l‘ll.IIII'I.IIIIII-II‘III_I Lumber Jackets 55.98 The popular New Flannel Jacket for sports wear. Made of soft quality flannel, sleeve- less, with collars that may be worn buttoned to the top or turned back from the neck. The very newest thing for sports wear. Colors: Tan, Kresge Departmént Stores Tie DALAIS ROYAL The Fair, Chicago, TlL Quality Merchandise Bathing Caps 29¢ to $1.50 Each Bathing Caps of colored rubber, with many fancy trimmings. Numerous styles. All-Rubber Bathing Slippers, $1.00 The popular new slipper and !IHJ:‘I‘ models. As- sorted colors, Palais Royal—Main Floor - It’s Time to Prepare for Vacations You Can Save Materially Here at the Palais Royal Have You Seen These Venetian Cloth " Rathing Suits sy 52,60 Attractive \and Practical Bathing Suits made of nov~ elty venetian cloth, in black trimmed with contrasting colors. Many pretty new styles. Sizes 36 to 44. Palals Royal—Third Floor L. 8. Plaut & Co., Newark, N. J. Courteous Service Rose, Powder and Buscuit. Palais Royal—Third Floor Fashionable Silk Frocks For All-the-Time Wear ol - Smart new dresses of printed silk, figured georgette and two-tone effects. . New Assortment of Artists’ Smocks 3 Made of linene and bright flow- ered cretonne. g The linene smocks have plain col- lars. The cretonne smocks have white collar—deep V neckline. Some button down the front—others in slip-on models. One need not look far for cool, Summertime dresses, for here you will find a wide selection of attractive frocks at an unusually low price. Ideal for Studio Wear Dresses for vacation wear whether you are planning a métor tfip, a visit to the mountains, the beach or the country. Dresses suitable for town and country, with all the newest style touches, the newest models and the most popu- lar colors and color combinations. In colors of gobelin, tan, lanvin, Models for the Miss and the Matron. navy and other pretty shades. Palais Royal—Third Floor Palais Royal—Third Floor 1 ‘ orts Attire for Warm Days 2-Piece Flannel Suits $15.00 Misses 14 to 20 years wear the trim flannel tailleur buttoned to the . neck, or as illustrated—or the smart suspender skirt with pretty sleeve- less tailored jacket. The most appropriate and popula models for sports wear for smartly dressed girls. In a range of lovely colors in all the shades. Also bowling green and jockey red. p Women’s and Children’s Hosiery! Very Special Values for Thursday Shoppers | Women’s Hose, | Pure Silk and Silk-an Hose, seamed back and g an- kles. Square heel or high pointed heel In bldck, white, nude, flesh, gray, tan, French nude, peach and blonde. All sizes. Children’s Rayon . Socks 99 7-length Sport -Socks, in plain white, pongee, nude, beige, camel and gray— with self-color roll top. Also large assortment of Plain Col- ored English Ribbed-to-toe Socks, with many attractive fancy tops. Sizes 6 to 10. Palais Royal—Main Floor New Shipment of Girls’ Voile Dresses $3,95 Very Specially Priced Some lace trimmed, others sleeveless models with picot ruffles. In beautiful shades of rose, peach, lavender, green, yellow. Sizes 8 to 14 years. Wear Corsetlets for Comfort Specially Priced ’-l '29 A Corsetlet fultulls the requirements of a brassier and a corset and is much more comfortable for this warm weather. You scarcely know you are wearing it, except when you catch a fhmpse of your grace- ful figure. Made of washable fancy stripe materials, side fastening with elastic side sections. Sizes 32 to 44. Palais Royal—Third Floor Silk-and-Rayon Envelope Chemise Specially Priced 3], Q5 1, attractive garments, easy to faun- deg.oo ‘Some with two-toned trimming- In pink, peach and flesh. Special Purchase of Women's Athletic Union Suits 79¢ Athletic Union Suits—the ideal Sum- mer underwear. Of light-weight voile, plain and self-striped white and pink. Sizes 34 to 46. Palais Royal—Main Floor < NNy pastel W\p Flannel Topcoats $15 #1950 335 Splendidly Tailored and Swagger Model Topcoats in full length models. These are the coats that well dressed women will wear the entire Summer over light dresses. 3 Light and cool—stylish-and colorful. Coats suit-* able for vacation travels or for town and country wear. Gouwns for Girls 95¢ Of crepe and soft nainsook. Some fig- ured ; others in white and flesh. Cut full. Some trimmed in Ami French oid- Children’s E-Z Union Suits 75¢ Mothers who have used these in the Winter weight know how satis- factory they are. The same care erg’izcs 6 to 14 years. Girls’ Combinations, $1.25 and aftention to_details are here in the Summer weight. Of nainsook, in bloomer style and wide legs— with button and garter attach- icats. ¥ Colors are white, French blue, rose and green. Of soft cambric, neatly trimmed with For boys and girls of 2 to 13 Sizes 14 to 4. lace. Made kyiicker style, with built-up years. : shoulder. All in sealed package. Palais Royal—Third Floor Sizes 8 to 14 years. Palais Royal—Third Floor. Thursday Is Babies’ Day Special prices on articles you need for Baby’s comfort—profit by them p r Fs Princess Slips, 3198 OF FINE NAINSOOK—In pretty styles, with lace and em- T o onds sty By M. At 1 Handmade Dresses and Gertrudes shadowproot hip hem. - Baby Day $ 1 2 A Group of Attractive $125 Value Of French nainsook beautifully embroidered and scalloped. Sizes 6 months to 2 years. Infants’ $3.25 Blankets Infants’ $§4.50 Cribs Baby Day $2,05 Baby Day %3.5() 3xS04nch Pink and Blue Blankets, with | 18x35 inches. In ivory or white, with wire nursery rhymes, and bound with satin. S Babies’ 69c Short Dresses Babies’ §1.25 Shoes Summertime Kimonos, 33.98 “Made of volle, dotted Swiss and dimity. Lovely styles with clever touches of laces. ribbon and flowers. All-white figures and rosebud patterns. A Flower-Tinted Voile ¢ '1.98 Nightgowns, . In Many lovely styles, with various be. coming necklines. jome with touches of laces, ribbon, net handwork. A pretty model is edged with black lace. In all the lovely flower colors. Cool, Dainty ] Step-ins, ., Of .voile, dimity, shadow -batiste, crepe and nainsook. Pretty lace and embroidery trimmings. An ideal garment for this hot weather. In white and colors. Regular and extra sizes. o A Now Group of “Lovely Georgettg Crepe 35 Nightgowns . - : Straight pleated’ with yokes of lovely laces. In exquisite jewel shades. \ $ Baby Day 5(0c Baby Day *].00 5 Baby’s first shoe or slipper. Several styles Of soft nainsook. Empire or yoke style, in lace or button models. Black and colors. ’ : 3 bri Infants . Babies $5 Folding ng»:i"c .g{teets Socks or Stockings : A e < Play Yards splendid quality cam- (ST e s bric, with ~hem- 79¢c on. n:w r i s tr lnmpite o 5¢ | Baby Day A S5() | stitched hems tops. Sizes 4 to 6. A nursery necessity, 75¢ Red Rubber o Ll s Sheets 29¢ N Sy Pads are white ensmeled, with Baby Day Baby Day 250 Soanng et fn botn Full size sheets. 4 ¢ - E vas flaor., Maroon color with 17318 ins.) OF zighag quilting. * L. eyelet corners. 590, EENEEEEEENERERENERRENENNENRNNNSNRNHE.] 'lll.lllll.l.lll..lllllllll‘llllll.._I-l.-llIII-IIII‘IIIIIII.Illlll.llllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIlllllillll.