Evening Star Newspaper, June 29, 1925, Page 15

Child Is Burned To Decth Trying To Save Mother | By the Associated Press N YORK, June 29.—Five- year-old Thomas A. Daly last night lost his life in consequence of hav- to beat out flames in the of his mother, Mrs. Julia The boy succumbed to HONDURAN REVOLT OFFCALLY DENED Bolshevik Plot to Stir Up Anti-American Feeling * a hospital. The mother yndition. Another band, Patrolman Is Charged. | St shimeren Water boiling over from a pan on By tha Associated Press. her kitchen stove caused a flare- Reports indicating the possibility of up which ignfted Mrs. Daly’s cloth- a revolt in Honduras by Gen. Vincente ing. Tommy and his baby sister Tosta, minister of war and marine of started to run from the room, but that nation, were declared unfounded Tommy turned back and his cloth vesterday in a dispatch from the Hon ing caught fire as he tried to save duran minister of foreig affairs to his mother. n minister. Daly and neighbors smothered in princi the flames and the boy and his pal pape; mother were taken to the hospital, “that Gen. where Tommy died. has not rebelled an - . B ances In other parts KODAK COMPANY TO PAY try are false.” Mr. Bogran the Tonduran | . $2,806,850 TO EMPLOYES situation which ive e ‘|“,“‘-' r i o "\ho' entered | Distribution of Dividends to Work- the Honduran district of Copan and men Has Amounted to More Than 14 Million. By the Associated Press. N. Y., June 23.—The Co., 'on Wednesday whose sympa- | Wil pay its eenth annual, and a i plaved UPON | s 1argest wage dividend to employes, a_taction in Intl- {,),q ribution this vear amounting wptly overpow- | 5,850.86. Since the beginning his d ba stribution to employes of the 1912, they amount surprised a garrison of 30 men. Indian Uprising Quelled. serted, “Government troops.” he a “were sent there but the emigrados re treated without fighting. The Indians | gastman Ko of Intibuc n, howe Fert ed upon nmon | and | the | shareholders in the 2 e i 4 ‘,h“'!, ‘\',',_, |upon the wage of emploves. Each Honous pnstanclone w been with the company and lle factions Psh pith ) report. which, said. was | : S dend a little more than nine extra pay th the company less than five ceive a proportionately small- account | s at Tegucigalpa. | = he added, was in Honduran Mr. Sum Rome on t 1. . HOLY SERVICES OF 1607 Worshipers Gather at Spot Where Settlers Held Communion Under Ship Sails. WILLIAMSBURG, Va., June 29.— The 318th annive of the first communion ser Jamestown, Va Shrine at :Oh Henry! 1 fine candy! brants in_adm g the holy sac- rament. The s s were held in the open air near the spot where the first settlers worshiped under a tent of sails stretched between trees, in 1607. The “Robert Hunt Shrine” is a monu- ment_memorializing the work of the first English rector in Amerlca. BASS SEASON TO OPEN. Ban on Trout With Beginning of Other Maryland Fishing. Special Dispateh to The Star. BALTIMORE, June 29.—The open season for all sorts of fresh-water fish in Maryland waters, except trout, Thursday. The trout season, W opened last month, closes to- MOrTow. Bass and the other varieites of fish found in Marvland may be caught above tidewater, beginning Thursday, until November 1. They must be taken by hook, line and rod, however, as the use of nets to catch them is illegal, according to Game Warden Le Compte. To fish in Garrett, Al- legany, Washington, Frederick, Car- roll and Dorchester counties non-resi- dents must obtain anglers’ licenses, but in other counties there is no such requirement, Mr. Le Compte said. The minimum ‘anhfl of the varioug sort of fish which it is legal to keep are: Black bass, 9 inches; rock or striped bass, 10 inches; perch, 7 inches; pike or pickerel, 14 inches; catfish, 7 inches. Smaller fish of these varieties must be thrown back into the water, ac- sording to Mr. Le Compte. ENGIRIE JUMPS TRACK. 60-Mile-an-Hour Speed Suddenly Halted, Nobody Hurt. CUMBERLAND, Indiana, June 29 P)—While running nearly 60 miles an hour, the locomotive and tender of “the American,” fast New York- to-St. Louls train of the Pennsyl- vania Railroad, was deralled two miles west of here shortly before noon yesterday. The engine, d of passenger co: egates to the tion meeting, left Itching is entirely unnecessary Are you suffering from eczems or some other itching, burning eruption for which you have tried various treat- menta in vain—then given up in de- sm? Thousands whose skins are now clear have gone through this same experience. At last they tried Resinol, Thissoothing, healing ointment stopped the itching at once and soon all trace of the disease was gone. Ll Resinol 1id you of your skin trouble! long train ies laden with del- Education which opened ils, jump- THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (. MONDAY, JUNE . 29, 1925, 15 ARV AR AR TR SR R AR A A AR A A AR AR AR AR AR AR AR AR i PR P A R AR AR AR AR A Charge Purchases Made Today and Tomorrow Will Appear on Bills Rendered August 1st LANSBURGH & BRO. 7th to 8th to E—FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SINCE 1880—Franklin 7400 Tuesday—6 Ext ra(jrdinary Sales! A veritable Harvest of good things for the shopper who knows quality and the L&B reputation for value giving. Each floor is rich in opportunity tomorrow! ([ ON_THE FIRST FLOOR Boys’ Play Suits Sizes 2 to 8 One-Piece Suit That Real Boys Like— 79c Now is the time he needs them—and here's your opportunity to buy these suits at far, far less than regular prices. Notably well made of sturdy khaki ® and blue and white striped materials. Open-front style, with drop seat, two side and one top pockets. Also in light blue with navy trimming, square neck. Shop Tuesday—and Save! ON_THE SECOND FLOOR 250 Higher Priced Hats —Of Summery Lightness and Chic, Reduced for One Day’s Selling to 2.45 Strikingly smart models of silk, satin, hair braid, novelty straws and silk and straw combinations—suitable types for every occasion. Each a witness for the defense of economy and fashion! A flower garden of new colors—in which are in- cluded the purple shades so much in vogue. Shop Tuesday—and Save! ON _THE THIRD FLOOR 10,000 Yards Cool Summer Silks Regular $1.95, $2.25 and $2.50 Silks of Summer Sheerness and Fineness ’1.69 40-inch Printed Crepes—In effective designs. 40-inch Fine Flat Crepes—Smart shades. 40-inch Crepe de Chine—For frocks and lingerie. 39-inch Tub Silks—For smartest sports wear, 36-inch Figured Foulards—A variety of patterns. 36-inch Washable Satin—For dresses and bathing suits. 32-inch Plain Broadcloth—New sports colors. 32-inch Striped Silk Broadcloth—In beautiful com- binations. Shop Tuesday—and Save! Comfortably Cool—Smartly Slender! C-B Net Corsets $1.50 - Light, porous corsets of firm net, with low bust and long hip line, hold the fig- ure in straight and slender lines. In flesh only; well made and firmly boned in the back and over the abdomen. Sizes 24 to 38. Wrap-Around Girdles of Net and Elastic, $1.00 Closed-back girdles with sections of elastic on either side to adjust them to the figure. Medium hip line and low bust. Flesh only. Sizes 25 to 32. CORSET SHOP. SECOND FLOOR N _THE FOURTH FLOOR 3-Piece Old Hickory Porch Set 4-ft. Rustic Settee and Two Rockers == & That Ordinarily Sells for §$19.50 4(?7 51650 s What could be more timely? Just when one’s attention is focused on the x5 comfort of Summer porch and lawn. These Old Hickory pieces may be left out in any sort of weather. All three pieces with double woven seats. Shop Tuesday—and Save! | l:‘ull-Fashjonéd Chiff_on Silk Stockings In White and the Light Shades $1.19 A cool, sheer grade of chiffon that will give surprisingly good wear for so light weight: a quality of silk. With mer- cerized garter tops and remnferced heel and toe. In atmosphere, peach, Hrench nude, light gray, rose, beige, gun metal and white. All perfect quality. Lansburgh & Biro. “Run Check” Silk Stockings, $1.95 A stocking that we guarantee. If any run passes the check line, we shall gladly replace the stockings. In chiffon and service weights, full flashioned—all the wanted new shades. STREET ml.’u.\'snl!l&fl & BRO. ON_THE FIFTH FLOOR 75 Seamless Axminster | Rugs Room Size (9x12) Rugs That Are Regularly Priced at $35.00 $29.75 High-grade rugs with a deep, soft nap and rich sheen. | Your choice of a number of good designs that will blend |}, with almost any scheme of decoration. | | A small payment made on one of these rugs will hold 1 it for you until you are ready to have it delivered—so | supply your needs while this price lasts. Shop Tuesday—and Save! QN THE SIXTH FLOOR Imported China Cups and Saucers A Smart Costuse for the “Fourth” The New Tom Boy Sport Ensemble Regularly §9895—One Day Only $7.95 These smart sports ensembles are the latest thing—have; indeed, been in our stock but a very few days, and are prowing their claim to popularity. You can wear nothing smarter for your Fourth of July outing—for sportswear it is correct, wher- ever you may go. A, novel silk crepe, beautifully woven The Channel collar with a flowing black silk tie, and short sleaves, kick pleat in skirt. The colors—tan, green, rose, blue and peach. Sizes 34 to 42. SECOND FHOOR, BLOUSE SHOT S . Fine Imported Translucent q China With Gold Band, 6 for $ .OO Genuine imported china 'C\'xpsvand éauccrs, all perfect —and they cost less tomorrow than cheap crockery! | Shop Tuesday—and Save! Women’s Forest Mills Knit Union Suits $1.00 Women'’s Union Suits, of fine quality cotton, in built up and strap models. Light in weight and very roomy, assur- ing perfect coolness and freedom of movement. Loose and tight knee styles. Extra sizes, $1.25, Athletic Union Suits. Well made garments of fine nainsook, voile and. cross-bar muslin. Sizes 36 to 44. An exceptional value....... THIED FLOOE. LANSBUEGH & BEO. A Hostof Summer Dresses Invites Yowu to Choose What Is Smartest, Tomorrow at $10 F.ashion’s Choice! - Kingwood and Pelham | Mignonette Face Powder Prints | 290 Resinol ¢ et SR el —and you'll find it truly impossible to resist their ap- i train contiuued ot peal—if you are wise in the ways of fashion and econ- i | it an hour's delay omy. For the slimly youthful lines of them—the clever ways of trimming—the richness of fabric—and workmanship will convince you of the true wisdom of buying the dress that you need. 25c Yd. 5 g | Instead of the Neat little designs, made | Usual 755_01’-” the prominent by white and col- ! ored backgrounds. The colors Coupon and Present 100% PROTECTION To your jewelry and valuable papers. b i 1 ¢ E Printed Silks are guaranteed washable, Protect your jewelry, insurance poli- Bl £ 5cr R aidal o, . Thursday— \ : cies, notes, deeds, stocks or bonds by de Chine g;‘:;soe‘;'e:p’fl’;‘s:):’::ag%‘fi:;:: | We want every one oftour women friends to know the ¢ placing them in the safe deposit Fine Flat i pUrposes; | exquisite daintiness of this new and different face powder— i 3 5 |l Mignonette de Minyunet, which is of very fine grain, spreads H vault of this bank—and you will have Crepes White Lace ||| easily, adheres quickly and cannot injure the tenderest skin. { peace of mind, knowing that they are grege l}gma ‘ > 1 ! - protected from fire, theft and prying Fomaad : : 5 g’ 011eYs d ' Mignonette de Minyunet | | eyes. Chiffons 1 C . | 3 2 5 | Face Powder is @ famous French formula, and Id not Our safe dep_osxt d'epartment remains Laces | ot i isseanai (I ERES made to retail at anything like the price o ar‘;o;uo;:g 1 open until five o clock for the.con- gt’a":e;’gp i | cate lacey voile with embroid- ?:rmg thls_tszle.tA :}Pccjal arran%tmcnt;\'ith the manufac~ : tri 0! ered dots, Light in weight rer permits us to offer it to you for one day—THURSDAY: venience of .curscustomers. fl,,, £ - ve:ysmfl gt Inwe gh e ! | ) n R vely Voiles i | District National Bank of Washington Linens Check Voile After Thursday, this powder will be on sale 1406 G- STREET N. W. Plain and Stripe | | in our regular stock at the usual retail price of R A Sport Silks 38c Yd. 75¢ a box. Only 5,000 boxes will be sold at 29 : ““""é,?fa Harper, —are the fabrics from which you A navel white fabric, with | each. 5 Joshar Ev:;lt . may choose, and there is an unend- small, medium and large Kxecutive Vice President. ing range of lovely, cool-looking checks. There is no more de- USE THE COUPON THURSDAY v g W. P. Lj 4 Vice Preside: ©. J. Gockeler, Viee Presideat. shades in a gratifying number of becoming models. Tiered skirts, jabot frills, ruffles and panels contribute to the general effect of smart distinctoin. White, maize, powder blue, honeydew, Nile, tan, Pervenche, hydrangea, ray, orchid, pinks, navy, pencil glue—end pansy! Women’s, misses” and extra sizes. SECOND FLOGE. LANSBURGH & BRO. i sirable material for summer coolness. Pajama Check 19¢ Yd. Very good grade of pajama checks. Excellent for paja- mas, union suits, aprons, etc. Will wear and launder well. il THIRD FLOOE, LANSBURGH & BRO. | _ This Coupon entitles the holder to purchase one 75¢ box of Mig- 29 C nonette Face Powder formmse »aic | | | | i | i Lansburgh & Bro. E | | | | Hilleary L. Offutt, Jr. Vieo President and Ceshler, Toilet Goods Dept., Street Floor Redeemable Only Os Thursday Wharton E. Lester, Cswmsel and Trust Officer. TETOBTTE TTTTTTE TETTTTTE CTTTTTTOTD TOTTDDTTT® OETTTTRD | 4 r ; B. L. Colton, Assistapt Trust Officer. Branch Offices: Comn. Ave. & K St., Ninth 8. & N. Y. Ave. N. W.