Evening Star Newspaper, June 30, 1925, Page 25

CUBAN HOUSE FOR SO0 BIL Overwhelmingly Approves Public Improvement Project Senate Indorsed. B the Associated Press HAVANA, June 30.—By an_over- whelming vote the of Repre- sentatives last night approved the Cespedes public improvement pro gram bill, which calls for the ex Penditure of about $300.000.000 fc the improvement of v and schools and a drainage approved the Under the bill revenue ing out the work will be tiglly by revised tariffs, which may be changed by presidential 10-cent t r gallc z proposed and = en gasoline to a t gallon FUGITIVE 'IN HIDING. Andrew H. Pepall, Wanted in Can- ada. Is Fighting Extradition. of a cent per SEATTLE, Wash.. June 30 (®.—,; bein riday, An On his way to Canada whisked from Los Angeles drew il. Pepall. accused a $368,000 war bond fr d, was re- - H. on the wharf here for the Alexander. Indications were that Pepall would be taken from Seattle on a boat tonight | and that he had bee h en in the interim here to prevent legal steps to keep him in this country GERMAN LEADER DEAD. Emi! Guggenheimer Was Active in Reparations Work. BERLIN, June 30 (#)—L; genheimer, director of the A Nuernl Guggenheimer was chairmun of the comm: with restorir tioned tries right. enau baden concerning @ ments in_kind, and also the late Hugo S tions conference at Spa, Belgium. He a covernment adviser during the illes peace negotiations FIRE DAMAGES MINE. $150.000 Blaze Occurs in Colliery Hit by Strike. une 30 (#) 11_collier: at Calendonia, near Bay, H. J. McCrann, ' general manager of the Dominion Coal Co., one of the constituents of the British Empire Steel Corporation, sa terday. The bank head, trest and contents, compressor, haulage house and equipment were destroyed. The cause of tl has been ascertained. M are on strike against the British Empire Steel Co’s mines TWO SUE FOR $25,000. Ask Damages for Car Collision and Alleged False Arrest. Morris Alloy E. Counts for day for alleged j plaintiff charges that while occ a seat in a street car Febru last near Rhode Isl Sth street northeast an William avenue automobile of the defendant collided with the car | and injured him; attorn Cromelin & Law Damages g in a suit . Austin, the declaration, the de. fendant, June 13 I preferred charges against him in the Police Court of larceny of which he w - quitted June Attorney 1 monton appears for the plaintiff. el lmd Man's Neck Broken. Bpecial Dispatch to The Star LYNCHBURG, Va., June 30.—W. L. Mason, resident of lower Campbell County, is a patient at the Lynchburg Hospital with a broken neck, which he sustained last Tuesday when a tree, which he had cut, fell on him. Although Mr. Mason lapsed into un- consciousness immediately after the accident he was not brought here until Sunday afternoon X-ray Accordinz negative disclosed the fractured vertebrae. He is unconscious and paralyzed. nounced that M ? e first rank various States in the prop pumber of its school buildi Toronto in | S terday | the public | committee. caused by | . boiler house | McCORMACK WILL RETIRE AT FIFTY, HE DECLARES Prefers Public to Say “Why Did He Quit?” to “Why Don’t He Quit?” Tenor Says. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, June 30.—Collier's Weekly in its current issue will say that John McCormack, the tenor, has decided to retire from the concert stage when he is 50 years old. He Is now 41, “I'm going to retire definitely at 50,” he is quoted as saying. “There'li be no farewell tours or any of the usual mechanics of exit. I'll just be through. Of course, I may return to sing now and again for charity, but never for my own profit. “The steudfast loyalty of the pub- lic has led me to put my own limit on my career. I'd sooner have they o ing, “Why did he quit? than ‘Why doesn't he quit? when power begins to wane at 5 CATHOLIC COLLEGE HEADS IN SESSION Bishop Shahan Presides at Educa- tional Body's Meeting in Pittsburgh. ted Press URGH. June 30.—Noted edu- from Catholic colleges and rinaries throughout the country are in Pittsburgh for the convention of the Catholic Educational Associa- tion. Two meetings of the executive board and a reception were held ves- . The sessions are closed to Right Rev. Thomas J. Shahan, dent of the Catholic University ashington, D. C., is president of ation and presiding at all A reception tonight at the clubrooms of Duquesne Council, Knights of Columbus, afforded visit ing priests and delegates an oppor- tunity to meet Bishop Shahan. Among the speakers tonight were the Right Rev. Hugh G. Boyle, Bishop of the Pittsburgh Diocese: Bishop Shahan: Mgr. Peterson, rector of St. John's Seminary of Boston and secretary of fgr. F. T. Moran of surer-general, and Mgr. M. Ryan. chairman of the financial Meeting: leges and the libra of the department of col- condary schools and of ction will be held today. . Do | ST 1075 For Business Men's Outings Charter a Bus It's a means of group transportation rapidly gaining in favor. SO1Y5RL URISEEW: S0 For Relieving HEADACHE NEURALGIA TOOTHACHE RHEUMATISM Ask Your Druggist As EBONITE “Strings™ to a Stick, SoltWindsZ Around the Gears MR. MOTORIST What wears our Gears? FRICTION. It's the little demon that surely and quickly destroys any car, “Metal rubbing against Metal” If you want long usage and less repair bills for your car fill up the transmission and rear axles, gear cases today with EBONITE, and forget it for the balance of the season. . Buy with your mind made up. Demand EBONTTE. Take no substitute. At dealers in five-pound cans, and at service stations from the EBONITE checker-board pump only. EBONITE (1T's SHREDDED OIL) FOR TRANSMISSIONS AND REAR AXLES BAYERSON DIL WORKS - COLUH| Mild and Non-Habit Forming iscuits are not made ran, but of honey. molasses, flaxseed other harmless lax. gredients tious, 3 children love them At your grocer’s or One Each Day Will Keep You Fit Forget warm weather discomfort! Avoid the effects of overeating and insufficient exercise! complexion! ~ Eat one of these tempting cookies each day and you will feel, look and act fit and trim! Package of Thirty Biscuits. any of the following dealers: N. W. Burchell, 817 14th St. N.W. Martin L. Fries, 40-60 Arcade Market John H. Magruder, Conn. Ave. & K St. Manufactured by Heintz Food Company, Chicago Have a clear A Tempting Food Laxative Heintz Health Biscuits will relleve the most ob- stinate cases of const tion. More than one lion are eaten each vear on physicians’ recommenda- 40c THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. TUESDAY, JUNE 30. ondmward & Lothrop In the Specialized Misses’ Section—Fourth Floor The All White Frock For Holiday Outings Summer’s smartest styles and Summer’s favored fabrics turn to white for the frock to wear on the Fourth, and all the rest of the Summer. One finds here fresh new White Frocks in a variety of prices to suit every one. $ I 6‘50 —One-piece crepe de chine ind tub silk, in white, with the new, long, tailored sieeves and tight cuffs; two- piece hand drawn and tucked white georgette and simulated two- piece frocks. $1 9.50 —'l‘\\'m-]?iece crepe de chine frocks trimm?(.l in novel man- ner with many metal buttons. All white. —Here are the jauntiest new sports $25 and $29°50 frocks of white crepe de chine em- broidered in white or brightly colored wool; one and:itwo piece styles featuring the smart crew neck line: also some lovely: georgette Betty Wales frocks. ; $39.50 —The more elaborate sport and semi-dre ;s frock of white crepe de chine, crepe Elizabeth and gedrgette, featuring smart lines and unusual cut. Mizees’ Section. Fourth floor. Tomorrow—We Place on Sale 200 Radium Silk Costume Slips, $3.95 A Quality That Deserves a Much Higher Price Well made slips with the desired double-to-hip hem and a neit bodice top. Fine radium silk, in flesh and white, the much wanted colors for light Summer frocks. Petticoat Seetion. Third floor. Sale of Printed Georgette and Striped Tub Silk Frocks, $16-30 Not the least of warm weather problems is how to be correctly, tastefully dressed for street and afternoon, and at the same time be cool and comfort- able. The answer lies in these charming new printed georgette and tub silk frocks. . Jabots and fullness in the skirt lend an airy, cool appearance, and the colors are decidedly attractive. Light and dark grounds, black and white combinations and soft shades. These Frocks are outstanding values and remarkably attractive styles. Women's Dress Section, Third floor. 1925, NewLace - TopCorsettes Cool and Comfortable $5 There is no reason why vyou should be hot and uncomfortable. even during the hottest weather. Wear a light lace-top corsette combination and you will find a new way to keep cool. Dainty ribbon shoulder straps. lace top and bottom section of striped fabric, lightly boned where needed. Side elastic gores for perfect comfort. Corset Section. Third floor. White Felt and Straw Hats Wherever you spend the holiday this year, you are sure to need a smart sports hat or a semi-dress hat. In this special offering of white hats are the famous Gage hats in transparent novelty straws—v light in weight. There are smart white felts, self and ribbon trimmed: large white Leghorn hats in both large and small head sizes; and white peanut straw. Tailored and flower-trimmed models—just what you need for an outing over the 4th and all Summer tong. Millinery Section. Third floor. Englander Couch Hammocks, Special $25 Once you know the pleasure and comfort of a couch ham- mock, you will wonder why you waited so long to get one. These are a very special value in khaki-clored couch ham- mocks. The tufted box mattress, the strong, reinforced galvanized springs and adjustable headrest are special fea- tures that mean exceptional comfort. Other Couch Hammocks, $10 to $57.50. 4-ft. Porch Swings ¥7 to 310 Made of well selected hardwood, dark oak finish, with rounded seat shape bottoms, high backs and broad arm rests. Complete with chains to suspend from the ceiling. 4-ft. length, $7 to $10; 5-it., $9.50 to $11.50. Hammock Section. Fourth floor. Lace Pattern Bedspreads Attractively $5‘75 S et Priced, A beautiful new spread in the pretty lace pattern. with scalloped edge and cut corners. A sham to match. White figured in rose; blue and gold. Handsome Brocade Rayon Spreads Size 81x108 $ 1 7050 A dainty bedspread that is long enough to form its own sham. Permanent crinkle that washing will not affect. Nicely scalloped edges. Choice of these four lovely colors—ivory, eccru, blue and rose. This spread may also be had with separate sham. Bedwear Boction. Second fieor. Flags for The 4th Cotton printed flags on stafi with gilded spear head. 5¢ and 10c. Patriotic shields, 10c a dozen. Silk flags. sizes 31.x7V: to 24x30. 15¢ to $1.75. Best grade wool bunting flags: 23 4 et SLT5 kx5 1x06 . OSBRSS Ana e $7.50 Flag Poles, 50c and $1 Toy section. Fourth finor Hand-Painted Glassware Choice, ¥1 Sweet Pea \ases. Covered Candy Jars. Perfume Bottles. Bedside Water Bottles Bud Vases. Candlesticks Powder Boxes Some pieces are of col ored others are crystal. hand painted in bright colors. Glarsware Section. Fiith floor glass; Cold Drink Sets, $1 Pitcher of clear optic glass with convenient wide mouth—and 6 thin blown glasses in an at- tractive shape. Ice Tea Sets A variety of styles in a wide price range. $1,95 to $9. Ice Tea Sippers 60c Dozen Glassware Section. Fifth finor Covered Dishes Decorated English Porcelain, $1 The actual cost of making and importing is more than this extremely low figure of $1. An attractive range of shapes and sizes—mostly one-of-a-kind decorations —but only 100 in the lot. Chinaware Section. Fifth floor Decorated English Porcelain Plates Special, 15¢ each These are plates from the finest English dinnerware makers, beautifully deco- rated in one -of - a - kind decorations. This price does not represent the usual wholesale cost. China Seetion, Pifth Floor.