Evening Star Newspaper, June 12, 1925, Page 16

DAWES IITATOR, HERRELD DECLARE His Is Forty-First Attemot to Change Senate Rules, Okla- homa Senator Says. By the Associated Press. OKLAHOMA _CITY, Okla., June 12.—Charles G. Dawes, Vice President, was branded as an imitator, and not an originator, in his fight against the Senate rules, by J. W. Harreld, Re- publican, senior Senator from Okla- homa in an address before the Okla- 0 there have been 40 dis- tinct attempts to change rule 22 and other Senate rules,” Senator Harreld safd. “Dawes is not doing anything new. l 2 deals with debate and says the) be no limit on debate. It was ennlhhed by John Quincy Adams. Countless attempts have been ml\de to change it without success. “Because it tends to hold the num- ber of laws passed to the minimum I am in favor of it. There is too much lawmaking now,” Senator Har- reld declared. FIRST “AIRPLANE BABY” IS RECORD FOR CHICAGO Child Born in Hospital Following Mother’s Enforced Flight in Air From Des Moines. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, June 12— Chicago's “airplane baby” made its ap- pearance here yesterday. It has “heavenly blue” eyes and is a girl and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Metzger of Des Moines, Towa. Doctors decided at Des Moines that a Caesarean operation was nec- essary within a few hours if the moth- er’s life was to be saved. Train sched- ules were found to be too slow and an airplane was chartered and Mrs. Metzger, accompanied by her sister, | } left Des Moines at 2 o'clock Wed- nesday afternoon, arriving at the Maywood Flying Field here at 5:30 oelock. She was rushed to a hospital and at 6:45 o'clock an operation was per- formed. “The trip by airplane did not have the least ill effect on either mother | | or child,” Dr. Benjamin Breakstone said last night. AIR LINE FOR BUSINESS SOON TO BE ESTABLISHED Detroit Flying Club Plans Freight, Passenger and Mail Service Within Two Weeks. By the Associated Press. DETROIT, June 12.—Aerial freight, passenger and mail service between Detroit and Chicago, Cleveland and Dayton, will be started within - two weeks, George Willens, president of the Detroit Flying Club, announced last night. At the same time Willens announced the formation of Detroit Afrways, Inc., and the purchase of five airships by the corporation. It was announced that preliminary plans call for one trip daily between Detroit and the other three cities. A request for carrying of mail will also be made by the company under the terms of the Kelly bill, which authorizes the letting of such con- tracts to private companles, it was 1d. ‘Willens said that, while organiza- tion plans were not entirely complete, capital and airships had been obtained. PORTRAIT IS HUNG. Commissioner Fenning Honors Ex- Commissioner Hine. Commissioner Fenning vesterday had placed on the wall of his office in the District Building a portrait of former Commissioner L. G. Hine, who served @s a member of the board in 188 “ Commissioner Fenning’s wife is a daughter of former Commissioner Hine. In his inaugural address upon taking the oath of office last week, Col. Fenning paid tribute to the serv- ice rendered the city by Commissioner Hine. Heroes of Filipino War Honored After Lapse of 16 Years After 16 years the War Depart- ment has recognized, with dis. Bernard A. Harty, tion of the forces of the Moro bandit and pirate Jikirl. ‘Wendell, a retired technical sar- geant, enlisted at (‘levalnnd and now lives at San Anto: Y, a corporal, enlisted at Phllndelphh Thiry expeditions ‘sent out' from the Army post-at Jolo, Philippine Islands, had failed to capture Jikiri, when fn July, 1909, Wendell and rty cornered the extinct volcano on Patian Island. The (‘(tnlonu said Wendell and Harty “with other men entered a cave occupled by a desperate enemy and in the face of a helvy fire, with utter disregard for per- sonal safety, aided in forcing !ho outlaws to abandon théir strong- hold, which resuited in thelr de- struction by our forces.” —_—e Office Tenure Extended. The President has extended for ona year the tenure of office of John Foster of Vermont, United States con sul general at Ottawa, Canada, under the provisions of the Rogers act es- tablished the Forelgn Service. Mr. President exercised the discretion con- focedson mimiby: authorizing his re. tention f(yr one year “in the (nlerell. of the United States.” Mr. Foster has been attached to the consular service since June, 1897. THEY'RE DIFFERENT because they have 20 Unusual Features. at 7th and Delafield Sts. Douglass & Philkips, Inc. Builders & Owners Franklin 5678 1516 K St. N.W. The Only TOPHAM In the Leather Goods Business in Washington NOW LOCATED 1212 G St. N.W. The name “Topham” has stood for the best in leather goods for the last 70 years. Complete Line of TRUNKS— BAGS— SUIT CASES— And Fancy Leather Goods AT MODERATE PRICES HAVE YOUR LUGGAGE REPAIRED NOW Special Attention Given to Repairing Phone Franklin 4080 Fresh Sweets=Always! This is our policy,which is made possible by sell- ing enormous quantmn of candies at popular This enables us to receive several shipments weekly of fresh sweets, thus affording you the enjoyment of eating the most delicious sweets at their best. Special Friday & Saturday June 12 and 13 Milk and Sweet Chocolate Assorted Vaiue, Pumd T Qe Agsorted Fruit and Nut Pillows Ebeshere, Pend 898 é{oxlk Choc?}c:llte ered Cherries Ny u..z:.m, Haif Pomd 40€ 9 9 EXTRA SPECIAL! Fifth Avenue Caramels Pleasingly delicious! Res- 590 Bt Boeni Sde o3 O IRl ARG Last! Special packages for Flag Day [ "'DONNELL’ O| DRUG - STORES [S 1405 H St. N.W. 604 9th St. N.W. | F St. Cor. 12th Loft Authorlzed Sellmg Agent . EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 1925. THE FIRST W ITH THE Exceptional Quality at ¥4 to V3 Re¢ductions Souis$iold @ 214 F Street NEW FASHIONS | Featuring New Styles, New Shades and Materials At Great Reductions ANNUAL JUNE SALE An Event of City-Wide Importance That Presents Colorful Bargains In Stylish Apparel for Milady’s Summer and Early Fall Wardrobe Beautiful SUMMER DRESSES Newly Styled Of Fine Plain and Striped Tub Silks, Printed Geotgettes, Printed Crepes, . Plain Flat Crepes, Etc. $ I 4.65 A nicely grouped collection of exceptional value, com- prising choice matérials and new styles. Such new shades as Shrimp, Alpine Green, White, Pervenche Blue, etc., greatly enhance the beauty of these models. Summer Frocks' $ I I In the newest and most popular shades Flannel and styles, All sizes. Sports Suits *19 A brilliant collection of the new high shades. Guaranteed fine quality. The group includes the popular two-piece country club model, which to choose. | Voile Chemise and Step-ins $ 1 95 In many new shadcs. Including lace trimmed and tailored models. Exceptionally fine quality. Special. Developed of fine quality Voiles, Printed Crepes, Tub Silks, etc. Beautiful Silk Scatfs 2.75 A splendid assortment to complete the Summer costume. In beautiful flowered and printed designs. A Picturesque Summer Vogue! Transparent Horsehair HATS $ 8.75 They are not only de- lightfully cool and shady but the most flattering hat for fashionable Chiffon and Georgette Frocks, A va- riety of trimmed styles. New and Smartly Trimmed Summer Sports Hats $ 3.95 '‘An exceptionally fine group styled hats for sports wedr, A variety of trimmings and styles from which to choose. Enticing Sports Coats *22 A special group greatly underpriced. Su- perbly developed of fine flannel i numerous other colors. Many styles from Exquisite SUMMER F ROCKS Developed From Beautiful Printed Crepes, Chiffons, Plain Georgettes, Flat Crepes, Crepe Back Satin, A Ctrepe Elizabeth, Etc. *19 A special assortment of Summer frocks that will please you beyond measure. Of finer quality materials and newest styles in brilliant shades of new Pansy Purple, Daffodil Yellow, Shrimp, Blue, White, Alpine Green and many others. All sizes. Individual Frocks Of exceptionally fine $ 3 2 mateérials, A splendid Silk and Cloth group of new styles Dressy Coats *39 A superfine group priced at 15 and less than regular prices. Many f; A wonderful oppor- tunity at a new low price. All styles and sizes included. in white and y fur-trimmed mod- eAlil a:zdes ?thers complete the styles assortment. Full-Fashioned All-Silk Chiffon Hosiery $ 1 19 Slightly Irregular Including all new shades to complete any Summer attire. Specially priced. Night Gowns $ 1-69 With either round or square necks, short sleeves or sleeveless models. Fine quality. June Novelties in WHITE KID PUMPS Unusual In Style and Price A new arrival of these popular novelty effects assures fresh styles and leathers. The group includes a splendid assortment of charming models priced from— $6.50 $ 8.50 w;%ned to complete the Summer ensemble and making walk- ortable and pleasant: Pictured below are just two of the mzmy delightfully new models. Your Summer apparel demands newly styled novelty pumps. Inspect these, A popular sandal effect, as Another new style. Presenting pictured, with new designs. Ina decidedly chi variety of shades and leathers, 2 decidedly chic and graceful ap- Priced at $6.50, * pearance. Priced at $7.50. Many other styles and inter- esting designs fea- ture our stocks of shoes for milady’s Summer ward- robe. Come in and see them during this special June Sale.