Evening Star Newspaper, July 2, 1925, Page 14

14 FAOUS LANDMARK BURNS: ONE DEAD Misses Jessie and Tacie Bolen Escape as Fire Razes Keithland, Killing Cook. Va., July 2—Fire of prigin destroved historie a Virginia_landmark, with inday morning. : k in the home, occupied by Misses Jessie ien, was burned to death which was and Tabie | lig ng. n, in whose family n retained for 91 brother, ¢ W, . live on the pla a new building. Mis connected with the American Assocla- tion of University Women, 1634 I street, Washington, D. C. Built Before Revolution. built in the early figured in many epi- v and Civil home of the Iy ne huge roon It had beer er member lived at Keithland a o o Rolen is a farmer and cattle raiser - |chapter of the American Red Cross 1s | veteran hospitals here i =|adept in jelly-making, are asked to Test by Machine Shows Beef of D. C. TradeEasy to Chew Eaters of meat who have the impression that some of the beef they buy is more suitable for the manufacture of automobile tires than it is for human consumption are apparently harboring a miscon- ception. They were disillusioned by the Bureau of Standards, which has Jjust completed tests requested by the Department of Agriculture to determine how tough beef can be so standards might be fixed on the basis of resistance to mastication. Using machines designed for measuring resistance of fibers'to various stresses, the experts found even the toughest plece of meat supplied by the department too delicate to have any valuable in- dication of strength sufficient for anything but table use. With this much established, H. L. Whittmore, head of the bureau’s mechanical section, said the task of fixing standard toughness for beef would be continued with more delicate machinery than has hitherto been utilized. JAM AND JELLY NEEDED. Red Cross Welcomes Gifts for Men dn Veteran Hospitals. The jam and jelly closet of the local demand for the men in the s great as ever, chapter officials said today in |appealing to Washington's housewives not to forget the service men. | Hundreds of jars are needed during |the year, and Washington women empty — but the sweets from the overs |contribute to the jelly closet, even if H THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, .D. C, THURSDAY, JULY 2, 1925. Langley Field, Hampton, Va.—flew to Washington yesterday in 12 air- planes, comprising one of the largest air units that ever landed at Bolling Fleld. Shortly after 9 o'clock four Martin bombers, the first of three formations, flow over the city, followed a short time later by she other groups. On landing the students were taken on a sightseelng tour of the city and left for Langley Fleld about 3 o’clock yvesterday afternoon. There were eight Martin bombing and four De }:;ivlln_nd observation planes on the trip. AVIATORS MAKE TRIP IN TWELVE AIRSHIPS One of Largest Units Ever Landed at Bolling Arrives From Lang- ley Field. Thirty-three airmen—12 Army Alr Service pilots and 21 students of the| rThe formation of four De Havilands Massachusetts Institute of Tech-|was flown by Maj. Duty, Maj. Harms, nology, in Alr Service training at' Lieut. Moffett and Lieut. Douglas; Prepare for the 4th and Your Summer Vacation With One of These New Bathing Suits Friday Only $2. 95 Just received a new shipment of Wool Bathing Suits. In the one-piece model. Plain colors and smart combi- nation of colors. Some with concealed pockets. of note, his advice frequently being|oniy a few jars. All kinds are wel- sought by timber companies and Government experts. His home is a short distance from that which was burned. Miss Tacie Bolen formerly was with League of the United States during the late World War held an important posi tion with the Canadian government. She 1is living at the Cumberland apartments here. Bare Time to Escape. The Bolen sisters were awakened by the crackle of burning timbers and escaped as the roof caved in. Bridges Montgomery, occupying another room. was awakened by them, and all tried desperately to arouse the cook, who seemed to ably by the When neighbors possible to get into the burning hous where much silver and old mahogany furniture, some of which had been handed down from the family of George Washington.and the Keiths, remained. Among the relics in the house were Indian weapons tur v the plough shares gener: Capper Senator C: rope on Satur- the condition of was not satis- could prob it until after factory, but that ni ahly be done to next Congress line. grant relief in that The titled foreigner who courts an American heiress usually talks bro- kenly. {come, but berry fellies and jams are particularly well liked by the men. The jams or jellies may be sent, Mrs. W. S. Spencer, vice chairman of the hostess and recreation committee, an- nounced vesterday, to chapter head- quarters, at 18 Jackson place. Suit- able acknowledgement will be made of all gifts received for the jam closet, “Ever notice,” says the Albany Herald, “that the fellow who goes {about giving advice never has any- thing else to give away?" Inspect 'l these new | Semi-Detached Tapestry Brick Homes | 36th and Ordway " Cleveland Park Sample House Open & Lighted 3617 Ordway Tankersley { Builder navy and black. $12.95 Silk Taffeta Suits, $29.50 Palais Royal—Third Floor Smart Bathing Accessories! All-rubber Bathing Caps, in assorted colors with attractive trimmings. 29c to $1.50 Each . All-rubber Bathing Slip- pers. Assorted colors. 89c to $1.29 Pair y All-rubber Bathing Bags. With rubber handle on side with button snap. 59c to 75¢ Each Bathing Bags with draw- string top. Assorted colors - 89c to $1.50 Each Bathing Belts, assorted colors. Fasten with buckle. 25¢ and 29c¢ Each oth Beach Capes 55 50Each Assorted colors. Palals Royal—Main Floor New Things in Neckwear Net and Lace Collars and Jabots, $1.00 Each These Lovely Net and Lace Collars, Jabots, Cascades and flat effects add a charming finishing touch to the wash dress or a refreshing touch to the dark silk street dress. White and cream. Panel Collars $1.00 and $1.59 Each Panel Collars, in cream and white— skirt length or three-quarter length. Made of lace and net combined in many pretty designs. Printed Chiffon Scarfs Special, $1.98 One needs a printed scarf to add a — erry Colors of Kelly, red, China blue, Other Wool Suits Up to the first formation of Martins by Cupt, Early W. Duncen, Lieut. Pyles, Sergt. Smink and Warrant Officer Bradshaw, amd the second group of bombers by Capt. Henry Paschale, Capt. Pritchard and Lisuts. Parker and Drum. The students in the planes were Allen B. Bassett, Willlam R. Blair, Ole S. Christianson, William C. Clay, Rob- ert C. Creedon, Charles 8. Draper, Jack D. Eldert, George E. Edmonds, James H. Frink, Robert M. Glidden, Thomas E. Hegarty, Raymond E. Hudson, Elmer L. Knight, Arthur E. Larratt, Thomas E. Mouer, Harold J. Ryan, Daniel C. Sayre, R. 8. Ter- rell, Willlam H. Taylor, Albert C. ‘Warner and Isaac W. Gleason. Dainty Hose cameo, flesh, gray and blonde. All sizes. blonde and gray. Children’s Phoenix Silk Socks, 50c Pair Half-length White Silk Socks. good quality. Sizes 4 to 8%. the Requisites fume. Convenient to carry in purse or handbag with- out leakage or breakage. Dralle’s Imported Perfume, assorted odors. Bottle, $2.50 bottle Mai D'Or Toilet Water, bottle, White form, Armand’s Cold Cream and Vanishing Cream, tubes, Rouge, powder Poncianna Cerate, for sun- burn, Pond's Cold Cream and Vanishing Cream, tubes, each, Kleenex Cold Cream Re- mover, package, venient tq carry in purse Kayser Slipper Full-fashioned, thread silk, with mer- cerized lisle tops. ular pointed slipper heel. CANADIAN LIONS GIVE U. S. PROMISE OF AID Pledge Support in Any Kind of { War at International Con- vention in Ohio. By the Associated Press. CEDAR POINT, Ohio, July 2.—The full support of Canadian Lions’ clubs was pledged the United States in the for All Costumes! Heel Hose $1.50 Pair pure Pop- —————————————————= event of war of any kind in which the United States might become in- volved, at the second day's session of the ninth international convention of Lions’ clubs here yesterday, when members of the Canadian delegation went on record unanimously in favor of such a move. Features of the session included pas- sage of a number of resolutions af- | fecting club work, and an address by James E. West, chief scout executive of the Boy Scouts of America, who lauded the work done by Lions' clubs everywhere in the interest of the youth of the Nation. A poll taken of the convention disclosed that practi- cally every district club officfal was All'Specially Priced! Specially Priced, $ _l . 9 5 Every one needs a Sports Hat and every one can afford to have one of these pretty hats at this low price. There are so many different models and so many attractive shades that you will be sure to find one that is becoming and that suits your needs. in some way connected with the scout work. “America is leading the world in many wi today,” West declared, “but yet this Nation is far behind in some respects in its care of youth. We expend huge sums e study of cattle and very small sum in for the study of ou Shed Damaged by Fire. Fire of undetermined origin discovered yesterday afternoon shed on the premises of land, 938 Twenty-sixth s men confined it to one struct age to shed and contents was es: mated at $100. Only One More Day to Shop for Holiday Needs. The Palais Royal Has Selected Attractive Offerings, They are light and airy—large, small and Black, white, sunburn and the new shade— cheri-pecan and coppra. Phoenix Bobbed Hosies $1.00 Pair Be comfortable on warm days—buy them already rolled. Thread silk, with seamed back. Black, white, nude, airedale, and colors. Palals Royal—Main Floor Needed Toilet For Over the Holiday! Perfumettes, for your favorite per- $3. 50c 79c¢ 50c 25¢ 30c 25¢ 23c Patti Ductte Double Compacts, con- beige, French nude, Full-Fashioned Chiffon Hose $1.25 Pair Regularly $1.50 First quality; fine, sheer weave. ter tops. White, gun metal, peach, flesh, nude, silver, Children’s ¥ Phoenix Silk Socks, 75¢ Pair Good-looking Socks for Mercerized gar- girl. White larger Sizes 6 to 10. your 00 medium shapes in Milan Hemp, Spread Hemp and some transparent hats. Black, the Summer dresses. White Felt Hats, *5 and *5.95 Popular New Books to While | Cushions for the Fourth Away the Holiday, 75¢ Eac white and all the soft shades to match Everywhere well dressed women are wear- ing felt hats and since white is the leading color for mid-summer wear, then what could be more appropriate than white felt hats? There are ever so many new shapes in small hats—with trimming of felt—creased crowns— unique shapes and combinations. Hats for town or country wear—for the beach or the motor trip. Large and small head sizes. Palais Royal—Second Floor Sports Togs for Vacation Days Riding Breeches, *5.98 g Made of heavy quality linen, nicely tailored and stror inforced. In white and natural. Linen and Tweed Knickers, *2.98 ‘The linen knickers are made of heavy quality linen in white, natural and Jaspar. The tweed knickers come in tan and brown and gray mixtures. Nicely tailored. “Kill Kare” Linen Suits, *5.98 These attractive Linen Suits are made of heavy quality linen. The coat is a sleeveless tuxedo model with nicely made knickers. Surely a practical and serviceable suit for all kinds of sports wear. In white, natural and blue linen. Khaki Riding Breeches, $2.98 Khaki Knickers, $1.98 Palais Royal—Third Floor or bag, $1.00 Heress the most popular AUTO ACCESSORY ™ A pint makes a gallon COOL — luscious, fresh fruit drinks at any country pump or spring! Just pour ZA-REX into ice-cold water. One pint jug makes 20 brimming tumblers of this de- licious fresh fruit drink. PURE and HEALTHFUL. ZA-REX is a regular “Auto-Accessory.” Saves room— the little pint jug makes a gallon. Saves time and trouble. Cools you off when overheated. Keeps the children happy and makes the trip a pleasure from start to finish. Take along a jug of ZA-REX on your next auto trip these recipes the next time you want something different for daily desserts or party 7 frostings. A~KEX Real Fruit Juice Syrups Carried at all Seoces in the following Necural Juice Flavors ZA-REX Punch - Strawberry - Lemon - Raspberry Lemon and Lime-Orange-and Grape Al in fi ZA-REX lock for e name ZAREX. THE GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA CO. Exclusive Distributors In Frostings Makes delicious icings and In Gelatines Makes tasty puddings and fellies dash of color to the sports costume or - the one-piece dress. Lovely printed designs with fringed ends in many color combinations. Palais Royal—Main Floor Sale of Indestructible Pearl Bead Necklaces (Manufactured) Specially Priced, *1.00 The Popular Three-strand Necklaces, the 30-inch Graduated Necklace, Chokers in graduated or all one-size beads, the Pearl Necklace with the bowknot, Bracelets in coll designs or with several strands with straight bar connecting. Also many pretty novelty designs in necklaces and bracelets. Palais Royal—Main Floor Washable Skin Gloves $3.50 Pair Slip-on Biarritz style, P. K. sewn and Prix seam, in natural color | chamois and in white doeskin. Also washable French suede in silver and beige. Novelty Silk Gloves $1.59 Pair Double ruffle, fancy cuffs, in‘all the wanted shades of pongee, mastic, beige, cocoa, silver and white. Palais Royal—Main Floor ‘All-Silk and Imported Gloria Stubby Style Umbrellas $2.95, *3.50 to *12.50 Each 10, 12 and 16 rib styles. Fancy handles, tips and stubs in all the wanted popular shades and black. Cretonne Parasols $1.95, $2.50 and $3.50 Each You will want one of the attractive sun shades for the holiday and for all Summer use.‘ Sixteen-rib. Short, stylish handles. Made of cretonne in attrac- tive floral designs. Japanese and Chinese Paper Parasols 69c, 79c, $1.35 to $1.95 Each - New styles, new shapes and new colorings. Palals Royal—Main Floor ESIBREBZX h Dim Lantern, by Temple Bailey. l 3]_19, 31.29’ $1.56 Chickie—Elenore Meherin. Colgate’s Dental Cream, tube, Bourjois stick, Palais Royal—Main * Floor launder—cool and comfortable. white, gray and black. Ribbon Novelties 50c Each Including garters, powder puffs, powder boxes with puffs, cor- sage bouquets and large flowers for trim- mings. Many dainty styles, all neatly boxed. Palais Royal—Main Floor Kresge Department Stores %’ep The Fair, Chicago, Il QualityMerchandise ZZ3CANNENECESNDEZOEEOQERE® o 10c Permanent Lip- 50C Dainty Underthings For the Vacation Trip Milo-Sheen Princess Slips Regularly $4.25. Special, $3.95 These popular Milo-sheen Princess Slips have self straps and three little ruffies on the bottom. Easy to Warm weather and the heat find many women pro- testing against heavy elas- tic girdles and tight bras- sleres. slip into a corsette! soft boning over the dia- phragm and back holds the figure into lines of smooth- ness. sides permit freedom of movement. Materials of satin, stripes and brocades. Palais Royal—Third Floor " L. S. Plaut & Co., Newark, N. J. Never the Twain Shall Meet, by Peter B. Kyne. All the new Fashion books are here—including the McCall and Pic- torial Quarterly Fashions. Palais Royal—Main Floor Bar Harbor Cushions. Canoe Cushions. Country Club Cushions. Many pretty colors. Colors: Pink, peach, Women’s Rayon Pajamas Slight Irregulars of the $4.50 Values Special, $2.79 “Princess May,” made of good quality rayon. Two- tone effects in_orchid, flesh, tan, Palais Royal—Main Floor Corsettes for Summer Wear reen and blue. create a $1.98 ‘What a relief to The Elastic inserts at silk New $2.95 suitable than mofre silk, white point front. Courteous Service = Palsts Roysl—Main Floor L R E R R R R R R R R R RN RRRRRNRRRRRERRRERRRRERERERRENNNS - Palais Royal—Fourth Floor You Will Want One of These Printed Tub Holiday time and week end trips dresses and what could be more practi- cal than these pretty tub silks—and they are so reasonably priced. The styles are mostly straight lined, tailored models with here and there a jabot, a frill or a few pleats. have collars and cuffs of white lace or embroidery, others with trimmings of crystal buttons, The colors are red and white, green and white, blue and white, beige and white and orchid and white. Sizes 16 to 4. Palals Royal—Third Floor White Bags Midsummer is a sea- son for white clothing and what could be more these Lovely White Bags of and beads. Also a few Pekin stripe with needle- Silk lined, fitted with center com. t And mirror. Silks demand for Summer silk Some kid