Evening Star Newspaper, June 17, 1925, Page 20

FURNISH THE HOME! 1S CARNIVAL MOTTO Fete for Hebrew Home for Aged Will Start June 22. Home” will be the nival for the Hebrew to be held the on the site of ed to be com teenth street “Furnish the #logan tfor the ca Home for the Aged entire week of Ju the new buildin; pleted July and Soring road Dhneing will building and a invited. Clown ba Knights of Colu will participate i for the children Those in charge include Stern, chairman; Henry Jaffe r K vice chairmen: X secretary; C expec be held in the new public inspection is is of the Shrine, bus and the Elk fun making antic: Abe anc various booths Charles Gold smith and Harry Sherby, information; Afrs. Ricker ( : the Rialto Club, d Ladies’ Auxillary J. Kaminsky, ice z family and Mr. Mrs. B. Lieber Sizsma Sigma So Soctal Club, ri) ame; jingle board; A chicken: Mrs. penheimer burgh, Japanese g Miller H, Dodek. f enities’ « pop cor zansky groce an Fr kitchen, chairman the Y. W. H. A . snow balls s 1k and B. B. H wirz, Council of me. for string SURGEbN HEALS SELF OF SERIOUS INJURY Dr. Herbert Barker, Specialist. Had Endangered Life by Diving While in Swimming. By the A operated Ar circumstances. t Alassia, on the the bottom du the surf back in the | yorts state, “an and e has recovered BUSINESS HléH GETS CUP. The Brown University Alumni cup for excellence dramatics was pre- sented to Busi High School at by Stephen B. Krame nt superin tendent of s producti May 7 )n high schools divisions competed their i ade M he W of the first nine for the cup with Central won Mr. Kram snted to Bu offered by the es for the school en- of boys training 29 boys faculty to camp. Business is and one member the camp of the ROOFIN GUTTERING SPOUTING Roof Painting Be Prepared for SUMMER RAINS Let Me Give You an Estimate Reasonable Prices Prompt Service Work Guaranteed S. ROSE 616 F St. N.W. Fr. 6695 Lkfiun?iifi;%l partmen “Hotel Three Minutes From Union Statiom. Suites or Apartments, fur uished or unfurnished, for perimanent Strictly Fireproot. Elevator Service. Nearest Large llotel to Union and Mt." Royal S Royal Ave Baitimore M. Md [ ECZEMA ON FACE AND HANDS Broke Out in Rash. Get Worse. Cuticura Heals. “ Eczema first started by my face and hands getting rough and sore and then it broke out in & 1 could not put my hands in water, and there were & lot of things I could not do on sccount of it. The trouble kept getting worse all the time and I could not rest at night. “1 was advised to try Cuticura Soap and Ointment 8o purchased some, and after using two cakes of Cuticura Soap and two boxes of Cuticura Ointment I was completely healed.” (Signed) Mrs. Bettie Webb, R. 5, Box 100, Alpharetta, Ga., July 15, 1924 Rely on Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Talcum to keep your skin clear. Boap Fe. Ointment 2¥ and Sle. Talcum 2c. Sold Bample sach fres. " Address: iours Laboratociss, Dept. L TR Cuticura Shaving Stick 28e. For Trans-U. S. Lieut. Leigh Wade, pilot of the air- planes Boston I and IT on the world flight, left Washington at 5 o'clock this morning for New York, from where he will depart Sunday by auto- mobile for an inspection of the trans- continental route he expects to drive in seven days without the wheels or motor of his car stoping. Lieut Wade will be accompanied by Linton Wells, a newspaper man, who was flown by Wade from Calcutta to Karachi In- dia, and the only person other than the flyers to make a leg of the globe trip. 5 Granted three months' leave of ab- sence by the War Department for his part in circling the world, Lieut. Wade | purchased a large, expensive automo- bile for the purpose of establishing a new record in automobile sports. The | trip, if successful, will not go down as an official record, but the American Automobile Association has taken in- terest in the project to the extent of assigning observers to ride in the car | at intervals across the country to see COMMISSION TO PROVIDE FOR ARMENIAN REFUGEES American Near East Relief Officials Consulted by League Organiza- tion Regarding Colonization. By the Assoclated Press. 1 a, June 17.—The ue of Nations’ international com- 1 of inquiry, headed by Dr. § is conferring with government _ officials ves of the American s in Armenia can be irrig ntly to allow the refugees to become self-support- ing, the league plans to transport 10,000 from Greece as an initial ex- periment After his labors here Dr. Nansen plans to confer in Moscow with Soviet government officials concerning his proposed airship flight to the polar regions. Charges Cruelty and Intoxication Cruelty and excessive use of intox- icants are charged in a suit for a limited divorce and alimony filed yes- trict Supreme Court | dson against Mark a painter and paper- hanger. They were married at Rock- ville December 24. 1913, and have two children. The wife says she had to | leave her husband June 7 on account | of alleged cruelty, and asks the court | to protect her interest in certain prop- erty acquired during their married life. Attorney J. J. O'Brien represents the wife. \ForItching Torture Use Antiseptic Liquid Zemo |, There is one remedy that seldom | fails to stop itching torture and re- ;Ivevs skin irritation and that makes | the skin soft, clear and healthy. Any druggist can supply you with Zemo, which generally overcomes skin diseases. Eczema, Itch, Pimples, Rashes, Blackheads, in most cases quickly give way to Zemo. Frequent- Wade Starts on Trip .of Inspection ly, minor blemishes disappear over | night. Itching usually stops instantly. | Zemo is a safe, antiseptic liquid that may be applied at any time, for it| does not show. Trial bottle, 35c; |large size, $1.00. Zemo Soap, 25c. All | | druggists. Ten cool hours for a nickel! East of the Rockies (60 cycles 110 volts) STAR, WASHINGTON, AUTHOR ESCAPES DEATH IN_FIGHTING LEOPARD Stewart Edward White Bitten Se- verely While Hunting With Bow and Arrow. By the Associated Press LONDO! the Daily Express from Narobi, Brit- ish Africa, ays that Stewart Edward White, American writer, had an exciting life. and death struggle with o wounded leopard while hunt- ing | the mganyika region, Mr. White was bitten severely rvnl one of his arms, and a native gun Bridge, south of West Point, into New | bhearcr was bitten in the head before York City. the leopard was killed. Aside from The reverse of this route will be [ithi dventure, Mr. followed, beginning Sunday, and the 15 had great two men will muke ements for | bow ow expedition. fuel to be placed aboard and, the hest| Tk time to pass through cities when traf- | tippe fle is the lightest, A 30-gallon zaso > wounded animals charged line tank will be built in the tonneau |and had to be Killed with rifles. of the car, and the fuel will be hande: . 4 slowly moves by a desi . g : dn s e flonly v Arkansas Legislator Indicted. Wells will alternate at the wheel LITTLE ROCK, | Thome A Hi IRONMASTERS IN PROTEST | jiiced i ced under arrest here last, three indictments charging | Gasinen Tndustial Heads Object ta| - stand dartsny andyembeztie| Disarmament Order. ! SAARBRUCKEN, Germany, .Ylmn‘ \ 1 THE EVENING Non-Stop Auto Run that neither the wheels nor the engine come to a halt. The \route Lieut. Wade and Mr. Wells expect to take besins at Los Angeles and will be through the fol- lowing cities: San Diego, Yuma, Ariz.; Lordsburg, Deming and Albu querque, N. Mex.; Trinidad, Colo Dodge City, Kans.: Kansas City and St. Louis, Mo.; Terre Haute, Ind.; Dayton and Columbus, Ohio: Wheeling, W. Va.; Cumberland and Hagerstown, Md.; Harrisburg, Reading. Iaston, Pa., and across the Bes Mount ithough in some Ark., speaker of the 17 (®).—A convention of German iron and steel manufacturers meeting here today denounced the allies’ demand in the recent disarmament note for the | declared the plan lies’ demand: ful purpose” plants will seriously many’'s ability to plan’ obligations. SEE ANNOUNCEMENT DAWES | rUESDAY'S AND SATURDAY'S ST BELGENLAND Largest and finest liner ever to circle the Globe Sailing westward from New York in November on her second world cruise, visiting 14 countries, each at the season best suited for travel there. Sailing November 25 from New York Returning April 6, 1926 Journeys ashore under the skilled guidance of the American Express Company. 60 citles 133 days — Sour ed. Ad 208 F Street N.W.: Strect XW.." Washiing- American Express Company, 1331 ton, D. C.; vr other offices’ or RED STAR LINE INTERNATIONAL MERCANTILE MARINE COMPANY in cooperation with American Express Company CThenineinch Oscillator supplies IO cool hours Joranickel ! Cool, healthful hours—useful hours. In. door hours as full of activity and energy as if they were freshened by an outdoor breeze. That never-tiring G-E breeze keeps you going—keeps you happy- Athome,in stores, in restaurants, in theatres—everywherel Look for this G-E FanGirl indealers’ windows. Electrical Sup Radio Supp! 517 10th St. SOLD BY DEALERS EVERYWHERE NazzoNAL, ELECTRICAT, S W 1328-1330 NewYork Ave. THE HOME ELECTRIC Wholesale Distributors =4 Automotive Supplies Machinery Supplies Phone Main 6800 Retail Agency plies ies . June 17.—A dispatch to | #ame with bow and arrow in!| x lions with steel- |, June' 16.— || £ Representatives, || | White and his ||} iccess on their || . $1.25 Boudoir Caps, 78c Boudoir Caps, of messaline satin, com- bined with lace and ribbon, in pretty shades of blue, nile, old rose, pink and orehid. Neckwear Dept., First Floor. B : = 39¢ Imported Scissors, 23¢c Take time to come tom the once-a-season always noted for. this Every shirt is brand-new savings and perfect. Fully One-Half of the Vast Quantity in This Sale Are Fine Imported English Broadcloth Shirts! All sizes, 1374 to 18; all regular sleeve lengths. Read the List of Fine Materials! Imported English Broadcloth S| s of silk-like luster. Neckband style, in white, tan, gray and blue and long point, collar attached style, in white, tan, gray and blue. Genuine Soisette Shirts, in tan and gray. Blackstone and Other High - grade Woven Madras Shirts, in*neckband style. Pin stripes, broad stripes, candy stripes and novelty striped patterns. Rayon (fiber silk) Striped Woven Ma- dras Shirts, in neckband style. Great va- riety of new Summer stripes. Genuine End-to-end Madras Shirts, light-weight quality, in long point. collar- attached style. Light blue, light green, tan, lavender and gray. American Flanneltex Sport Cloth Shirts, in long point, collar-attached style, choice of stripes and novelty pat terns. Sale of 3,600 House Frocks All Crisp, Fresh and Brand New! - 85¢ All Regular Sizes, 36 to 46 and Plenty of Extra Large Sizes From 48 to 54 th frocks aprons” usually associated with such a low price, note the difference between and the usual “apron Smark-looking or “bungalow Please House Frocks New, crisp ginghams—the well known Amoskeag and Security qual- ities. Dresses strikingly new, exceedingly smart and high class in every detail. plain colors, stripes and plaids, with trimming touches of hand embroidery, medallions, pipings, hemstitching; some with dainty organdy collars. With new collars, belts and pockets. The colors are guaranteed absolutely fast. usually serviceable and will stand many tubbings. Large assortment of styles, in pretty colors of brogn, green, red, blue, peach, tangerine, tan, lavender and others. B “omplete range of sizes, with plenty of extra large sizes—real “extra too. Every dress is fresh, new and absolutely perfect. No mail or phone orders filled. First Floor—Bargain Tables and Second Floor—House Dress Section. The qualities are un- Refrigerators That Are Food Savers Specially Priced in the June Demonstration Sale Buy a good refrigerator—one that will preserve the food and keep down the consumption of ice. Such refrigerators as these we offer tomorrow fill these requirements and you can save substantially by making a selection tomorrow. $24.75 Three-Door Refrigerators, $17.98 It is a three-door side icer that will not only cut your ice bill, but keep food pure and whole- some under every condition in the hottest weather. Made of solid ashwood, with white enamel ‘food chamber constructed so that a con- stant stream of cold, dry air reaches every cor- ner. -Ice capacity, 35 pounds. Special Sale of $9.75 Ite Chests $7.98 Ice Chests have their place in many homes, and this sale offers well made hardwood Ice Chests at a substantial saving tomorrow. Gal- vanized lined interior; good make. Goldenberg's Furniture Store—*“Across the Street.” $19.75 Top-Icer Refrigerators $13.95 Excellent Reirigerator, e use in the apartment kitc for real economy—will save both f i Golden oak finish ashwood case, with w amel food chamber. 35 Ibs. ice capacity. $59 Three-door Refrigerators, $39.75 ‘White Mountain Grand make. didly built to give many sea service. Spacious and conv rdwood case and seamless porcelain interior Ibs. ice ca pacit Offered tomorrow at the lowest price level of the season e ice. They are splen- satisfactory Summer Home Needs in the Demonstration Sale Window Screens Hardwood Extension Frame Window Screens, 24 Inches High, Extend to 33 Inches— 47c 24 Inches High, Extend to 37 Inches— 55¢ 28 Inches High, Extend to 37 Inches— 59 $1.98 Lemonade Sets $1.19 Cut Glass Lemonade Sets, consisting of one large pitcher with cover and six large glasses. Choppers $1.69 Heavy Iron ters; large size. tinned Food Choppers, with four steel cut- Garden Hose Re- Molded Rubber Garden Hose, combination brass zle; 25 ft. lengths. Screen Doors Walnut-fin- ished Screen oo % | Doors, 4-inch $3.98 : {|frame; com- ‘plete with fixtures. Choice two sizes. with noz- complete of