Evening Star Newspaper, July 29, 1925, Page 29

CHINESE BRIGANDS | DEMAND RANSOM Want Money and Cartrldges for Release of Dr. Howard, Advices Say. By the Associated Pr PEKING, July 29.—Consular ad vices say that ransom. in money and cartridges, has been demanded by the brigands who captured Dr Howard of the Roc Peking e th he was visitir ranch of Mo New Yorl The amount of the ransom is not | specified and the < Dr. Howard is not The demand is said to have been forwarded to Samuel Sokobin, Amer ican consul at Mukden, who is near ch investigating the bandits’| Spital in | | while churian an Palmer, a native of | reve ness director of ler Hosp arrived ind is_app g for the the Man release reen, bu at Mukden aid of Gen churian war of Dr. Hows t th + vesident of | day that Dr.| Be- | of the| place Morgan I China, was k Howard was cause of tr ranch wh on the Sungar affair ha v v 1t | can hold their known, howe hat the mother of | Mr. Pal Howard, and Harold Conn., were at the Peking adv pressed the Tso-Lin would be against the bandits was personally knowr amrded by him M’CARL PUTS CURB ON BUYING PAPERS Department of Commerce Will} Not Be Allowed to Pay for | Subscriptions in Advance. 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The act is held by the controller general to apply to | newspaper subscriptions in the he Department of Commerce. | Tt was furthern explained that | the decision would prohibit such sub. seriptions for every branch of the Gov ernment, unless the department or es. tablishment ific authority by | law for makin h su iptions. | T cision of McCarl's had at such subscriptions should contracted for, and as a_conse rl, saying replies had been ved from the rei ¢ PNt s of | the Bureau of I\ and Domestic Commerce case wrote M cure credit for these sub- ons, and that in order to keep themselves ormed it is neces- sary that subseribe 1o news: papers throughout the countries in which they are operating.’ McCarl in his ruling referred to the statute in question, and said, “This|, office cannot authorize pas vance for these newspay tions." New Cardinal Selected. ROME, July The successor | of Cardinal Archbishop of | Quebec, who several days ago, | will be Most Rev. Paul Bugene Roy, | Coadjutor Archbishop of Quebec New Zoo Family Solves Mystery Of Fairy Tales| Dr. William M. Mann, superintend- ant of the Zoo, has just received a family of European red squirrels, which he expects to prove of especial interest to children. These squirrels are the animals which used to be pictured on nursery blocks and children’s books. Their sharp faces and little red ears stick- ing straight in the air have proved a puzzle to many children after watch- ing the chipmunks and American squirrels, which look very different. The explanation is, according to Dr. Mann, that most of the toys were le in Germany and the German sts pictured the animals with which they were familfar, even in filling American orders. These squir- rels_are very abundant in practically all Northern Kuropean countries and are the same creatures frequently mentioned in England, French and German poetry and in Scandinavian fairy tales Work soon will start at the Zoo on a new flying cage to replace the one near the entrance to the birdhouse occupied by the eagles, condors and other large birds of prey. The new cage will be larger, allowing the big birds more opportunity to exercise their wings, and will contain a pool where they can drink and bathe. This also will ‘enable Dr. Mann to keep some of the larger water birds which own with the eagles in_the cage $3.50 Plnladelphla $3.25 Chester $3.00 Wilmington AND RETURN SUNDAY AUGUST 2 Special Train (Eastern Standard Time) eares Washington (Union Station) 7:30 AM Ary “'Hnnnclen 10:05 ANM AM Philadelphia. dieer, 15786 AR Returning. tion 7:33 5 Chester Broad leaves Broad Street Sta- P, West Philadelphia M.~ Chester 7:50 Wilmington 8:18 P.M Tickets on sale two days preceding Excursion Similar Excursions Sundazs. 30. September 1 Pennsylvania Rallroad The Standard Railroad of the World August WHAT a treat is wait- ing for you! Malted Grape - Nuts, choco- late flavored. All the zest of the famous food—and now in this superb new form. Drinkit!Smooth, rich, creamy — it’s abso- lutely unbeatable. Try it today! Malted Grape-Nuts | Chocolate Flavored 1928 P. Co. Be ready with one question ‘The one sensible question to ask when you have to buy a new battery is, “What will it cost me?” Not “What’s the price?” but “What will it cost me?” ‘The cost of your battery before you get through with it—or, before it gets through with you—depends on three things: (1) The price. (2) How long it lasts. (3) What you have to pay for repairs to keep it on the job. The Exide always economical battery. was recognized as an Now, with the low first cost and the quality as high as ever, an Exide Battery is an econ- omy that no automobile owner can afford to ignore. g THE ELECTRIC STORAGE BATTERY CO., PHILADELPHIA EXIDE SERVICE STATION FACTORY 1823.33 L Street N.W. BRANCH Franklin 6600 Exi1de BATTERIES SOSS SRS RASEIARARRNAARASSSSASARRRNASAAAR AR AR AR RSN Wfimfiss‘\s\“ssmmmmum\\\\\\\.\v&%\m\“\n\\\‘s\‘\\m\\\(\\\\\x&\\\\x\\‘\\\‘xx'&\smvs\\t\s‘x\m‘x“msx\sm“““\‘m\x\m«m&sm\\\mmm“&stsmx N THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. 0, WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 1925. : 29 “‘\“‘S\K‘\‘S““‘S\\‘&“"; Pre-Inventory Reductions All Over the Store 49c¢ Oilcloth,29cYd. Five-quarter Table ()11cloth irregulars of the standard qudht\“ plain white; fancy and tiling effects. Goldenberg's—First Floor. $2 Summer Curtains $1 a pair wide, green and brown grounds with various combination color stripes; trimmed with tassels Clearing Out Former $7.50 and ‘ $10 Silk and Voile Dresses A Sweeping Disposal of Frocks From Higher Priced Lines yards long. 36 inches Pre-Inventory Clearance of Women’s $4 and $5 Low Shoes Women’s $1.50 Neckwear The Season’s Most Desirable Materials and Styles Dresses that have accumulated from our special sales held at higher prices have been marked at decisive reductions for a quick disposal. To clean up our stocks, we have gathered together about 200 dresses and offer you choice of them all in this Pre-Inventory Clearance at a price so,low as to be almost unbelievable when you consider the excellent quality of the materials and the desirability of the styles. Be here tomorrow at 9:15 when the racks are uncovered for first choice of these remarkable dress values Striped Tub Silks Beaded French Voiles Summer Silk Prints Silk Pongee Printed Crepe de Chine x Silk All-Over Summer Prints Printed Sports Silks Rayon (fiber silk) Crepe Rayon (fiber silk) Stripes Printed Flat Crepe Printed Silks ses—styles for women—styles for There are styles for mi matrons. Dresses for aiternoon, for strcet, for business, for sports greatest savings known this \ wear; for any time—all offered at .‘ season. Complete range of colors, including light and dark shades and (DA ZNDY AN, lovely pastel shades. All sizes 16 to 40. Women’s $1.50 16- Button Silk Gloves 64c Pr. Women's Sixteen-button-length and Nov- elty Cuff Silk Gloves, with double-tipped fin- gers, Paris point and embroidered backs. Flare or turn-back cuffs. In mode, beige, gray and mastic Goldenberg's—Tirst Floot $2.25 to $2.95 Novelty Sport Scarfs $1.69 Women's Sport Scarfs, of ombre georgette crepe and silk crepe de chine; in white, sand, black, orchid, jade, copen, gray and red, all favorite shades for Summer wear. 17 vards long. 19 inches wide. Goldenberg's—First Floor. Clearance of $3.95 and $5 Summer Hats - $1.95 A Pre-Inventory Disposal Beautiful New Summer Styles 600 Beautiful New Midsummer Hats enter this event tomorrow, every one priced so low that few women who see them can resist buying a new hat from the group for late Summer wear. Hats of the moment—just what women want now. Smart trimmed models, in white and wanted Summer shades. Banded, tai- lored and sports hats, in white; large, medium and small styles. All wonder- ful values. Our advice is to come early. ‘Goldenberg's—Second Floor. A sample line of Women's Dainty Summer Neckfixings on sale tomorrow at about half the regular cost. Thou- sands of pieces of fresh, crisp, new and stylish effects in long or short panels, jabots, with and without collars; collar and cuff sets and separate collars. Choice of lace, net, organdy and linen. Come in cream, white, ecru and many pretty combinations, $1.39 Seamless Sheets 81x90-Inch $1 09 All Are . Double-Bed First firm woven sheeting cotton means Size Quality The heavy long service and excellent washing qualities. All are 81x90-inch size for double beds, made in one piece—without center seam. Hand torn and ironed, finished with_deep hem. $7 Bedspreads, $5.49 1x108 Rayon (fiber silk) Bedspreads., blue rose: scalloped edges and cut-out corners. Pequot Pillowcases, 39¢ 50 dozen 42x36 Pequot Bleached Pillowcases perfect quality; wide hems. $3 Bedspreads, $2.39 Crochet Bedspreads. double-bed raised Marseilles patterns. Clear, definite red force tomorrow o pairs oi shoes we want to di before we take our Summe All are good styles, in popular models, and incl group vou will find Oxior of patent leather, tan, black suede and dull leathers. Sizes in the lot Regular $25 to $35 Wardrobe Trunks $18.75 Choice of Steamer or Full Size robe Trunks, cretonne lined, steel arranged clothes hangers; hard fit ered, some three-ply veneer Brass-finished steel corners paracentric type lock and draw bolts 75c White Voile Full 42 48C Inches Wide Imported White v fine sheer two.pl chiffon finish tains its lovely appe and trolley cons and dc size; heavy Sale of Women'’s $1 Chiffon Silk Hose Slight Irregulars of a Well Known Make 69c¢ Pair These are the best Silk Hosiery values el one of tin we have offered for mouths. They will at- for Summer tract quick attention at the record low price wide. of 69 a pair. Fine quality spring needle pure thread silk stockings of the desirable sheer chiffon weight that most women want. They are almost full-length silk, with lisle garter_top and red [line to prevent garter run. In assorted shades. b Women'’s Silk Hose, $1.39 Sheer Chiffon Silk Hose, full fashioned, dou. ble sole, heel and toe; lisle garter tops: assortment of shade: perfect quality; all sizes. Summer Notions Wash Cloths, sanitary knitted and Turkish knit- etc; white only; | ted styles; slight quarter - inch | irregulars of the width. Sold regu 10c. 12¢ and_ 1sc larly for 8e. grades: now e, in Rubber Tea . Aprons, attractive Shields, vles. Regular good_quality: Mght grade; now weight; sizes and 4; pair, Sanitary kins, superior grade; large size. Sold regularly for each. Six' in carton for 1%e. Goldenberg's—Notion Dept. Fine Imported Quality ceptiona ercerized Lisle astic Webbing, for blouses, waist 39c Cannon Cloth, 29¢ 36-inch White Car h quality, snow wh 35¢ India Lmon 22c 40-inch White India Li sheer quality, ness. 59¢ Broadcloth, 45¢ 36-inch White Broadcloth, yarn r cerized quality, with rich, Justrous finish 50¢. Children's Fancy Rubber and Rub- berized nen fin hon, extra fin bleached to a snowy white 50c Normandy Flock Dot Voiles Full 38 Inches Wide These are the genuine “Normandy” Flock Dot Voiles, and with their clear colors they are first in fashion prominence for Summer dresses. large assortment of styles and colorings—i cluding both light and dark grounds in the most wanted shades. Every vard crisp, fresh, new and perfect quality. 38 inches wide. 75¢ Broadcloth, 55¢ 36-inch Imported Broadcloth, yarn mercerized quality, in a large assortment of newest stripes and the most effective colorings; all warranted tubproof. 39¢ Printed Voiles, 29¢ 384nch Printed Voiles, dark and light grounds, in new styles and colorings; fine, sheer quality. $2 Bordered Voiles, 98¢ 64-inch Bordered Voiles, 11 yards wide; new printed designs; fine two-ply quality. 39¢ Plain Voiles, 29¢ 404nch Plain Color Voiles, fine, sheer grade, with wide taped edge: all wanted colors; also white. Goldenberg's—First. Floor. Thursday Is Baby Day ‘White Lingerie and Pique Hats, new poke effects, with frills and elastic back. grades .. Little Tots’ Short Dresse: { ‘white striped batiste, trimmed with pink or blue collar and cuffs; finished with deep hems: sizes 2 to 4 years. Regu- 7Q, lar $1.00 value. < Little Girls’ resses, of sheer white volle, square neck models, some with embroidered designs; deep hems; sizes 1 to 3 years. $1.29 value ... Little Tots’ Underwaists, Ideal and Little Beauty makes; white cambric; fully reinforced and made with taped buttons; sizes 2, 3 and 4 years. 3Q, Regular 50c value, at c Kiddies’ Rompers and Creepers, as- sorted pin checks, with white or con- trasting color .trimming: sizes 1 49 to 3 years. 69c value, at c Goldenberg’s—Third Floor. Summer Underwear Women’s Gauze Cotton Union Suits, low neck and sleeveless, knee length, perfect quality. For- mer 83c grade, at.. o 43¢ Women's Gauze Cotton Vests, low neck and sleeveless, also bodice style; perfect quality. Sold regularly at 39c each. ¥ 25¢ Children’s Waist Suits, of cross- barred muslin, made with taped but tons and garter attachments; sizes to 12 “ormer 5%¢ 49 grade . Boys’ White Gnru Kmt Ath- letic Union Suits, sizes 8 to 1§ Z msrx: 55¢ Goldenberg's—First Floor. Summer’s Favored Extra Size Garments Very Spec1ally Priced A host of women who req ments have learned of the sa buying here, where the large wor ments are fully met with extensive as and moderate prices ze Bungalow Aprons, of and medium color : s an's terns: 129 v Extra Nightgown white nainsook; trimmed with imp embroidery on neck sleeves: full E{(I.l'lr Size “Mildred Stout” Pett coats, of white muslin; neat fitted band; full length. Regular $1.98 value. $1.49 Extra Size Corset Covers, of white bullt-up shoulders, trimmed with val la and insertions. Regular $1.69 value.. Extra Size Costume Slips, soft-finish muslin; double ghoulder straps and double hip gQ hems; full cut sizes... C Goldenberg’s—Third Floor. $1.25 Silk Pongee Full 32 98 All Wanted Inches Summer Wide Shades Fine Quali Pongee Silks, all pure silk quality, with brilliant luster—just the right weight for frocks that will be needed for August vacation wear Colors are absolutely fast. Choice white, black and wanted Sun shades. 32 inches wide $1.50 Sport Satin, Sl 29 40-inch Sport Satin, r a face quality, in white, black and wanted shades: plain and self colored brocade designs; fast_colors. $1.25 Tub Sllk 89¢c 32inch Fency . in stripes checks and neat designs; all silk quality, all wanted dark shades; warranted fast colors. $1.75 Broadcloth, $1.39 36-nch _Colored Broadcloth, ll high, lustrous grade, in white, mals, orchid, peach, pink, ete colors. Goldenberg's—First Floor. . $2.50 and $3 Ready- Sllrprlse Sth Floor to-Hang Awnings Regular 75c Bath Salts Summer Home Needsat Lowered Prices $1.48 (3 The lowest price quoted this season for the A 4 : remaining stock of awnings. Choice of bluc, 8 nrl th _Fle \!rlp: canvas, in 2 ft. 6, 3 ft., 3. ft. 6 and 4 f t subc"f(')"79 .fiubbel‘ Aprons sizes, to fit windows or doors from 28 to 50 inches. Steel frames, all with tape-bound val- ance; complete with ropes and all attachments Rubber Aprons, household and tea styles; as- sorted shapes. et iy 7y 48c & 59c¢ Cretonnes omen s5§c Waist Aprons 24C Yd 29¢ Garden Hose $3.98 Fast-color, dark colorings, i Extra Quality Molded ) Rubber Garden Hose, com- designs, many of which are just what you need to make the popular beach or auto coats, as plete with combination brass nozzle; 25-foot well as for coverings of all kinds and draperies. l'ull bolh and mill lcnglh; but plenty al rst Floor—Barzain Table—and Fou: vears. Perfect qua lar 69c value.. Goldenberg's—First Floos $1.25 Bed Pillows 68c 18x25 Large Size Bed Pillows, filled with sterilized curled feathers, covered with A. C. A. stripe or heavy art -tickings. Goldenberg's—Fourth Floor. In the desira- ble 9x12ft. large room size. The pinnacle of Clearance Sale rug events. These well known and popular Rugs sensationally priced for clearance. Hodges’ Rattania Rugs will outwear other rugs and give many seasons of satisfactory service on your floors. Durably constructed and effectively patterned in wanted color combi- nations. Ideal rugs for the bedroom or living room. Only 25 in the lot—they’ll go fast at this clearance price. All are 9x12-ft. room size and perfect quality. $10.95 Crex Rugs, $7.45 $4 Sandura Rugs, $1.95 (Slight Irregulars) Factory-labeled Crux Rugs, size 8x10 feet: per- fect quality; green, blue or brown stenciled de- 4.6x9-ft. Sandura Felt-base Rugs, wool-rug and signs; some with combination colorings. Dutch-tile_patterns of varfous colorings, artistic borders. Some have slight defects which do not $7 Jap Grass Rugs, $3.45 affect wear nor appearance. 9x12ft. Large Room Size Heavy Double-warp $1 Matting Rugs, 59¢ y Japanese Grass Rugs, green, blue, brown and combination colorings; orlental and medallion 36x68 Extra Fine 330-warp Japanese Matting designs; tape-bound sides and ends. Rugs, beautiful color combinations; floral, oriental and medallion designs. Goldenberz’s—Fourth Floor. silk, black, fast $1.69 Waffle Irons $1.19 Heavy Iron Waffle Irons good heavy grade, well Window Screens 69¢ Hardwood Extension Frame Window Screens, 30 inches high, extend to 37 inches. $1.49 Cooking Kettles 98¢ Aluminum Kettles with Women's Percale Waist Aprons, with wide fitted ruffle and pocket; fast colors. %6 White Aprons, 19¢ Malds “hlte Aprons, neat embroidery trim- med; small size: “Surpri Yard-wide Cretonnes, light and n floral, bird, stripe and- foliage Cooking cover, §- e e R R R S S S S A S e S S R R N N N R e \\\\\‘\‘2\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\‘ AAHAMTATHTAAAAATAAAAAATHAAAAAAAAAAATATAAAAAAAAATAAAATALITALAAAAAATHALELATHAAAAAAAALANANAAA A AR RN s AN N lengths; guaranteed