Evening Star Newspaper, July 23, 1925, Page 12

12 GOOLIDGE QUERIED ON SHIP SCRAPPING 0’Connor Asks President if Proposed Sale Is Legal Under Marine Act. B _the Associnted Press stands might be construed as pro- hibiting the sale of ships for other than operation purposes. The board as a_whole, however, is represented as entirely satisfied with the ruling of its general gounsel, made prior to the recent advertising of the ships for sale, that the sale of ships for junking is not contrary to the law. Pending an opinion from the At- torney General, the board is expected to mark time as to the.Ford bid as well as the entire policy of relieving the Government of the burden of its unserviceable ships. EX-HOTEL MAN IS HELD. Is Third to Face Charges in May- flower Dry Case. Three of the men arrested recently at the Mayflower Hotel on charges of v | violating the Volstead act have been Justice as to as authority un- der the law to sell ships for scrap- O*Connor was Secretary San to place it be- ntil today. Mr. clined to discuss details t or to predict what would be taken by the held by United States Commissioner Turnage for the grand jury and one has been released. Jules Venice, former maitre d'hotel, who appeared Monday, waived a hearing, and his bond was reduced from $5,000 to $3,000. Charges against John Mendas, after a hearing yesterday, were dismissed by the commissioner, but he was held in bond of §300 as a Government wit- ness. The other two previously held for CO-OPERATIVE FRUIT MARKETING PLANNED Experts Working on Program for Shenandoah-Cumberland Belt, Following Parley. Special Diepatch to The Star. ‘WINCHESTER, Va., July 23.—A co-operative movement promising to go far in clearing up fundamental problems of apple growers and pro- ducers of other fruits on a commercial basis in the Shenandoah-Cumberland district of Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland and Pennsylvania {s being put into operation by sclentific men connected with horticultural colleges and experiment stations of the four States, following a general meeting here this week. Announcement was made today that Our Sales Force committees are at work on a program. The conference was the first of the kind ever held in the East, and others! wili be called from time to time. Sclentific workers atending the meeting were divided into groups, as follows: Plant pathology—F. D. Fromme, F. J. Schnelderhan, H. R. Hurt, Virginia, N. J. Giddings, E. C. Sherwood, An thony Berg, G. R. Lyman, West Vir- ginia. Economic entomology—E. M, Corey, M. Peairs, West Vir: Maryland; L. . ‘W. J. Schoene, ginia; W. S. Hough, L. R. Cagle, Virginia. ‘Hortlculture—M. J. Dorsey, H. E. Knowlton, H. L. Crane, H. W. Pretty man, West Virginia; S. W. Fletch R. D. Anthony, Pennsylvania; E. C. Auchter, Maryland; A. W. Drinkard, Kent Apperson, Virginia. Farm economics—W. W. Armen trout, West Virginia. The American Flint Glass Workers Union will observe its fiftleth anni versary next year. New Roadway Opened. Special Dispaich to The Star. DERICKSBURG, | GBGBOLHBGH GG & %8G BLELOLOLGHLYBLGY nds from o Chappawamsic ¢ D, oins the old concrete r d | LANSBURGHEBRO, 7th to 8th to E-FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SlNCE lSGO—Franklm 7400 AMBULANCES, $4.00 Db, 1o, date—rully equipped with rolling cot, strescher, blankots -ngumo". ‘ Loveliness A Clear Healthy Skin Insured - G Bty Beginning Tomorrow, Friday, Promptly at 9:15 A.M. July Clearance Nationally Known RADIO SETS the grand Jury are Rinaldo Blasi and - | Ralph E. Jones. Used for demonstration, window display, some slightly shopworn, others in original cartons. Many Below Wholesale Cost Sale $25.00 $50.00 $10.00 $7.50 $35.00 $20.00 $75.00 Is Looking for a Job —of selling your real estate. We have a most active -and intelligent sales corps, and plenty of work is the thing that most pleases them. Your real estate, regardless of gharacter or location, if listed here may be sold quickly and advantageously. Ad- vance inquiries are now coming in, and we urge upon you the importance of listing your real estate with this estab- lx?ed, smooth-working, result-producing firm. Consult our sales department. Gardiner & Dent, Inc. Main 4884 W. Gilbert Dent 1409 L St. NW. President Miss Adelaide Nutting, the first nurse in the world to be elected to ¢|a chair in any university faculty, re- o |tired on July 1, after serving 18 years bing Board |as professor of nursing in Teachers' s to acceptance| College, Columbla, Unlversity, University. Cleaned Shampooed Scoured Washed Stored Sanitary Carpet Cle. Co. Phone Lincoln 1481 & Lincoln 7633 Cleveland Park. Semi-Detached Tapestry Brick Homes Freshest Coffee On Your Grocer’s Shelves! DELIVERED TO GROCERS JUST AS BREAD IS! ! the merchant ma- to persons who in op- to the = O'Con- him. has aut rine Formerly $45.00 Eagle Neutrodyne 125.00 Lansburgh Special 5-tube Set Federal 110 -tube S Think of Getting This Poly- Stube et dyne Sgt for $29.75 Formerly $200.00 Western Electric 14<A Power Amplifier Polydyne 5-tube, made by Fueshman Sheeper Monotrol 34mbe, R. C. A. Ford Bid on U. S. Vessels May Be Thrown Out as Illegal. Sale $40.00 $59.75 $29.75 $20.00 $15.00 50.00 $3(0.00 These Prices Do Not Include 5-tube Set Gyrebe CR-6 35.00 MORRISONS FOUNDED 1894 Known for Remarkable Value-Giving 1109 F St. N.W. Continuing Friday JULY CLEARANCE At Sensational Reductions : ‘ ' 175.00 Chelsea Regenerative One-half square from car Ltube Set 18.50 line and bus. The highest point in the city. Four bed- rooms, tile bath, built-in tub with shower, oak floors, copper screened through- out, open fireplace; brick garage ; newly paved street and alley. SAMPLE HOUSE OPEN 3617 ORDWAY ST. TANKERSLEY. Ownor and Builder. XAT \PLO\Y/ITZ RGE | INCORPORATED r21 NINTH STREET NORTHWEST JULY CLEARANCE AN IMPORTANT EVENT BEAUTIFUL FASHIONS OF QUALITY AND DISTINCTION AT LESS-THAN COST OF PRODUCTION NO GREATER BARGAINS ARE POSSIBLE SPECIALIZED FASHIONS FOR MADAME AND MADEMOISELLE ALL DAYTIME SPORT AND STREET DRESSj 314 75 TO $24 ALL HAND-TAILORED SUITS . . . ¥ $20 ALL HAND-TAILORED CLOTH COATS. . $25 ALL SILK COATS. INDIVIDUAL MODELS . . . $45 ALL SILK ENSEMBLES, INDIVIDUAL MODELS . 325 $30, $35 ALL EVENING, DINNER GOWNS, $25, $35 TO $55 INDIVIDUAL MODELS. STORE OPENS 8:30 A. M. KAFKA’S—F AT 10th ST. UNRESTRICTED CHOICE | Any— . Dress on Our 60.00 Fada No. 160 4.tube would not dis- understood to 120.00 Neutrodyne 75.00 Cardwell Receiver DieForest D-7 o REEE 100.00 34ube Set nouncement on the ma to come from however, that would not meet consider t recommen the Fleet 75.00 planned, to of the bid as Flederal 58 4qube Set Adler Royal 5tube Neutrodyne Flakes as an ounce of prevention 165.00 Accessories. Come early because such values will bring crowds. To miss this sale is actually throwing opportunity away. Accessories of the highest quality to complete these sets at money sav- ifig prices. Dresses ike branjs L Regularly Priced to $15.00 BRDDBD 72| the newest fashions at the lowest prices. 4 The models are copies and adaptations Regularly Priced to $19.75 11z An unusual group of Chiffons, Crepe RADIO BALCONY, LANSBURGH & BEO. PRRDR BB D DRDDBDD ARG |————]al———=lo/r———o|———=a|——o|[—————|a|——=a|——=|a| LANSBURGH & BRO.| oo 5() NT STORE C: Entrances 8th St. and E St.—Sitairway 8th St. Entrance Nearest E St. DRESSES Frocks You'll Want for Every Occagion! of the higher-priced creations, and priced to emphasize our determination to offer de Chines and Georgette Crepes in flower designs, prints and candy stripes. For women and misses. Regularly Priced to $35.00 High-type daytime and afternoon models of Crepe de Chine, Georgette Crepe and Flat Crepe, {featuring Prints and Pastel shades. Coats Regularly Priced to $29.75 A greatly diversified collection that includes practically every popular type and wanted materials. Misses’ and women’s sizes: No black or navy. Regularly Priced to $39.75 ‘Mostly one-of-a-kind coats, distinc- tive models left from some of our best selling lines. Twill, joseena, mix- tures, jeweltone and satin. Regularly Priced to $49.75 A choice assemblage of finer model coats from regular stock—superbly hand custom tailored. With or with- out lavish use of richest furs. Fash- ioned of fine silks or woolens. Blouses Regularly Priced to $8.95 Also Tunics—in the handsome new ln Stock EXTRA SALESWOMEN ol b 1] Sizes for Misses and 10 | 14 18 1 3 Second Floor E o F 2 F Tomorrow you have the oppor- tunity of making a selection from our better frocks—PAYING JUST ONE-HALF -or TW O-THIRDS OF THE MARKED PRICE. Every style, shade and fabric (natu- rally). OUR ENTIRE STOCK IS INCLUDED! 122 Rather a unique special! Every dress in our main floor section is special ot regular prices—note the reduction during this sale. | m | | '@ | u Sport Silks Flat Crepes Canton Crepes Georgettes Flowered Geor- gettes (with Slips) Pure Silk Broad- cloths (Fancy Stripes) I | fl ] Any Vogue and Value $15 and $20 Dress models. Developed in the new bright col- Formerly $5.95 to $8.95. Clearance 700 Pairs Women’s Summer SHOES Patent Leather, Tan Calf, Vici Kid, Black Satin, Combinations Reduced for This One-Day Clearance! ur—zn::::::zur:;zmm ored silks. Hose L Regularly Priced to $1.65 Fine gauge chiffon silk, with silk feet for appearance and fine mercerized lisle garter tops for service. In all the newest and smartest Summer shades. ALL SALES FINAL THE SHOP FOR YOUNG FOLKS AND YOUTHFUL APPAREL FOR EVERYWOMAN F at Tenth St. & - =1 ::_z_—._:gn o