Evening Star Newspaper, July 30, 1925, Page 14

e b PUBLISHER FOUNDS | $5,000,000 CHARITY Selects Protestants, Catho- liés and Jews to Handle Fund for Poor of Buffalo. By the Associated Press BUFFALO, N. Y., July 30.—William J. Conners, sr., wealthy industrialist and newspaper proprietor, today an- nounced the establishment of a foun- dation for charitable worlk in this city to which he has given $1,000,000 and expects in the near future to raise to $5.000,000. A committee to have control with Mr. Conners in spending the income from the fund was chosen on the basis of two men of Protestant faith, two members of the Roman Catholic Church and two of the Jewish faith. Mr. Conners said that whatever suc- cess had come to him had its begin- ning in Buffalo, and for this reason the work and benefits of the founda- tion would be confined to the people of Buffalo. Began Work at 13. Mr. Connes rted out in the world to mak W for himself at the age of 13 2 porter on a lake steamer. Succ ttended almost his every ef fort, and r several years of sailing on the lakes he entered the freight- handling business. He now has im- portant interests in the lake shipping business, has extensive interests in Florida, and is the proprietor of the Buffalo Courier and the Buffalo Star. “Many men of wealth leave this life without making adequate provision for charity,” Mr. Conners said. “I have considered various methods of dis- posing of a portion of my estate for charity in such a way that I would see it at work while T live. At one time 1 considered building a hospital, but after due reflection I am satisfied that the foundation is the ideal agency to carry out the purposes I have in Wmind.” Youths Die in Fall |Of Airplane Bought By Heir to Fortune By the Associated Press. PHILADELPHIA, July 30.—An airplane, bought a week ago with money he inherited, caused the death yestepday of Logan R. Black, 22, and his chum, Roger Bispham, 19, when the machine crashed to earth a few minutes after they “took off” from the Pitcairn Flying Field, at Bryn Athyn, near here. BI who is said to have spent only about 50 hours in the air since he took up flying, was rated as an experienced flyer by his friends. Although the exact cause of the accident was not known, attaches at the field believed it due to Black's not having mastered the new craft. Friends of Black said he recently inherited a large sum of money and last week purchased the air- plane and a yacht. - He was en- gaged in the brokerage business. Relief in one minute! ‘That’s how quick you get com- plete and’ lasting relief with Dr. Scholl's Zino-pads. They work like magic. The soft, thin pad prevents the shoe from rubbing or pressing the sore spot, while the medication it con= tains soothes and heals the corn. Ab- solutely safe and sure and antiseptic. They cost but a trific. Get a box of Dr. Scholl's Zino-pads mday at your druggist’s or shoe Dr Scholls THE EVE GIRL IS ATTACKED BY MOB OF WOMEN Victim Stripped and Coat of Paint and Feathers Applied in Louisiana. By the Associated Press. SHREVEPORT, La., July 30.—Re- ports reached here yesterday of an attack by a mob of infurlated women on Miss May Simms in the yard of a lumber company mill at Eros, Jackson Parish, Monday afternoon. The woman was stripped of most of her clothing in the presence of 150 or more persons, i coat of paint and teathers applied, and she was warned to leave town. This is the second reported attack on Miss Simms within two weeks, the first having occurred several days ago when she was chased into a swamp and warned not to return to camp. Women who participated in the affair charged her with improper relations with men at the mill. A. D. Davis, town marshal of Eros, Zino-pads ™usimee AND many other 1926 improvements NG BTAR, WASHINGTON stated that he received reports of the attack, but that no charges have baen filed and no investigation made. Of- ficials of the sheriff's department in Jonesboro state that no report of the Jmatter has reached them. No information concerning the present whereabouts of the victim could be obtained. e T Tree Patriaroh Showing Age. The giant cypress tree in the churchyard at Tule, Mexico, which foresters say was standing 1,000 years before Columbus discovered America, is beginning to show its age. Four feet from the ground its trunk is 160 feet in circumference and its branches have a spread of 140 feet, It is 160 feet high. It is one of the very largest trees in the world. _ D._C.” THURSDAY, JULY WILL ANSWER DARROW. Prof. C. 8. Longacre Plans Cam- paign of Fundamentalism. The Seventh-Day Adventiste will launch & campaign for fundamental- ism at their church headquarters, Takoma Park, at 11 o'clock Saturday morning, when Prof. C. 8. Longacre, ‘who attended the Scopes trial at Day- ton, Tenn., will deliver a sermon. He will give answers to the famous ques- tions asked by Clarence Darrow con- cerning the history of the world, the sun standing still at the command || of Joshua, the flood, Cain's wife, ori- gin of languages and races, Jonah and || ‘The Adventists are | the whale, etc. a fundamentalist sect. o Ofien q_rml 5PM. Tomorrow and Aug. 3 b The Columbia National Bank Capital, sto':oo 00 911 F money in at this convenient bank. Our Savings Dept. Pays E @ l: WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT, BUICK WILL BUILD THEM Life’s Responsibilities —are such that mo salaried individual can afford to be without a savings account. {If you lack that sense of security that bank brings, the situation by opening a “Columbia” Sav- ings Account THIS PAYDAY. One Dollar or more will make you a savings depositor 3% jc——[alc———|alc———|o|———|0} £300,000.00 Street better remedy Compound Interest 30, 1925, 'fl | = Woodward & Lotirop Down Siairs S0 e Closed Saturdays During' the Summer Friday is Remnant Day Remnant Day Merchandise is not returnable or exchangeable; not sent C. O. D. or on approval; mail or phone orders not accepted. Women’s Handmade Broadcloth Dresses. $3 Were $4.95. 30 Handmade White Broad- cloth Dresses ; some with collars and cuffs; also plain necklines. Trimmings of drawn work, embroidery and braid. Sizes 36 to 46. 9 Two-piece White Broadcloth Dresses, $3 each; were $4.95. With contrasting figured collars and cuffs of pink and blue dotted broadcloth; most all sizes. Dimity Dresses Reduced to *1.10; Were *1.95 50 Plain Figured and Flowered Dimity Dresses; small, medium and large sizes. Pink, blue, lavender and green figures and flowers; alse white with embroidered flowers. V, round and square necks with trimmings of contrasting bindings, embroidery and white collar and cuffs Exceptional values. French Handmade Dresses, 4.95 Were $15. 25 French Handmade Linen Dresses; hand embroidered and hand drawn; in copen, peach, rose, green, orchid, maize and orange drawn voile dresses, peach and rose. Voile and Tub Silk Dresses, *3 Were $595. 20 Plain and Printed Voile and Striped Tub Silk Dresses, sizes 16, 18, 36 and 38; and 2 prints, navy and white; sizes 44 and 50. DOWN STAIRS STORE Sports Dresses, 88¢ Were $1.68. 13 Orange-striped Sports Dresses. 3 House Frocks, $150 each; were $395. Just 3 of these frocks of broadcloth in broken sizes Bloomers, 53c; Were $1 23 pairs Bloomers in light shades of shadow-stripe material; also 2 chemise of vofle. Plisse Crepe Pajamas, $1.25. Were much more. 33 pairs; most all sizes. Underwear, $1.38; was much higher. 10 piece: 3 rayon slips, were $2.95; 3 moire slips, were $4.9| 4 rayon pettibockers, were $2.95 Silk Gloves, 65¢ Were more. 60 pairs Long Silk Gloves; high grade, pure silk; double fifiger tips; 16-button length. In mastic, pongee, beaver, black, white and mode. Sizes 6%, 7%, 8 and 8. Men’s Handkerchiefs, 5¢ Were 10c. 200 Handkerchiefs of good quality cambric; plain white. 1% price tomorrow. Underwear, 65¢ Was $1, $1.50 and $1.95. 150 picces reduced for clearance. Chemise, Step-ins, Gowns and Bloomers in voile and novelty materials; slips of non-cling and Peter Pan gingham; all colors: peach, pink, blue, green, orchid, yellow and white. Sizes 36 to DOWN Aprons Now 78¢c Were $1 to $1 35 Amoskeag Gingham Aprons; sizes 38 to 46. 7 Flock Dot Dress Aprons, 68c each; were $I. Large sizes only. Bead Chokers, 65c A lot of Colored Bead Double Chokers that wers §1. Green, red, blue, black and brown. Imitation Pearl Bead Necklaces, $1; were $1.38. 15 24-inch necklaces, with jeweled clasps. 10 Bead Bags, §2 each; were $3.85. Silver-finished frames. Silver-plated Gravy Ladles, ladles reduced Silver-plated Ware, 18¢ each; were 45c. Mayon- naise Ladles, Butter Knives and Jelly Spoons. Imitation Ivory Perfume Bottles, 25¢; were 75¢. Only 10. 8 Imitation Amber. Pin Cushions, 25c each; were $1. 6 pairs Imitation Ivory Military Brushes, 75c pair; were $2. 15 Imitation Ivory Shaving Mugs, with Brush, 50¢ each; were $1. Imported Face Powder, delightfully soothing. Trico Costume Sli Were $1.95. flounces; green and pink; 12 Peach Radium double sunproof mostly all sizes. 25¢; were 50c. 15 Speclal purchase, s, $1.15 47 Trico Slips with fancy wml‘ k a few peach, c—~ “J to 44, were $3.95, with material straps pleated orchid, hem :rlf STAIRS STO Women'’s Full-Fashioned Silk Hose, 75¢ Were much more. 50 pairs. SOME ARE IRREGULAR. High-grade, heavy and medium weight, pure thread silk hose with lisle tops; in shades of gray, vest, tan and black; lot. : thrush, har- sizes 8% to 10 in the Silk-Mixed Hose, 50c; Were $1 0 pairs Hose of silk and rayon mixed; mock seam; they will give splendid service. Atmo: Dow phere, gray, beige and black; sizes 814 to 0 Hali price tomorrow—come early. STAIRS STORE 200 Pairs Canvas Oxfords and Pumps, 75c Sports Canvas Oxfords and Pumps that are just the thing to wear now. The price is so low that every woman should have a pair. Sizes 24 to 614 Women’s White Canvas Pumps, *1.95 Very special. 200 pairs Women’s White Canvas Pumps in one-strap and step-in Children’s White Canvas Pumps, 75c. 200 pairs children’s white canvas pumps; sizes 874 to 11 and 1114 to 2. DOWN styles. Cool-looking, low priced. 200 pairs Children’s Sandals, Oxfords and Pumps; sizes 812 to 2. $1.95 pair; were much higher earlier in the season. smart pumps very Sizes 3 to 7. STAIRS STORE Crinkled Dimity Bedspreads, Special, $2.25 100 Lovely Crinkled Dimity with colored stripes at this Bedspreads special low Sheets Reduced, $1 200 High-grade Bleached, Seamless 81x90, 72x90 and 63x90 inches. Sheets. Were $1.18 and price tomorrow only The double bed size, 81x90 inches. Dish Towels, 20c - Part Linen Dish Towels with blue or red bor- ders: hemmed, ready for use. ft, absorbent qual DOWN STAIRS STOR Men’s Bathing SlfitS, ¥1.75; Were $%3.95 Clearance of 1 and 2 piece Wool Bathing Suits for Men, greatly re- - duced for immediate clearance. Plain Men’s Bathing Suits, $1; were $250. One-picce style with skirt; plain colors; extra large sizes included. colors; sizes 38 to 46. the week end. Get one for Men's Bathing Suits, $3.50; were $4.70. high-grade suits; white shirt, blue 44 and 46. 2-piece. trunks; sizes Men’s English Broadcloth Shirts Reduced, $1.35 9% Imported English Broadcloth and Striped Madras Shirts; a limited quantity of each; some wnh colfar attached; majority the neckband st The “broadcloth shirts are in white, blue and gray; the striped madras ,in neat attractive stripes. Every shirt perfect though some arc slightly siled. Sizes 131 to'17. Men’s Ties, 50c. Special. 84 ties in attractive stripes and neat figures. Mostly silk and wool mixtures. Men’s Athletic Union Suits, 88c; were $1.25. 56 suits of checked nainsook; web crotch and belt in back; 1-button seat; full cut; sizes 36 to 46. Men’s Muslin Pajamas, $L15; were $L50. 16 pairs in plain colors; slightly soiled from han- dling, therefore reduced. Sizes A, B, C and D. Cotton Socks, 6 pairs, $1; were 25c pair. 100 pairs black cotton socks; sizes 10 and 10%. To- morrow only at this price. Boys’ Bathing Suits, 75c and ®1.25 Were §1 and §295. 22 Boys' Cotton Bathing Suits; sizes 28, 30, 32 and 34, now, each, 75c. 15 Boys' Wool Bathing Suits; 1-piece style; sizes 28, 30, 32 and 34 for boys 10 to 14 years, now $1.25 each. DOWN STAIRS STORE 600 Yards Printed Voiles, 38 Yard ‘Were 48c to 68c 38-inch Printed Voiles, including a variety of polka dot patterns that are particularly 36-inch Percale, 18c yard; 22c. Light grounds with printed checks, dots, stripes and dainty little flower designs. Fiber Rugs Radically Reduced for Clearance Our Best Quality Fiber Rugs, made with heavy double cotton warp and fiber filling. Many choice patterns from which to select. Colors of tan, blye, pink, green and taupe. All are reversible. desirable this Summer, also flower and conventional designs. Printed and Plain Crepes, 58c yard; were 88c. 800 vards in a variety of printed designs and at- tractive colors. 19—9x12 size, $5.75; were $10.75. 15—8.3x10.6 size, $5.25; were $10.25. 20—6x9 size, $4.25; were $7.50. 40—36x72 size, $1.50; were $3. 50—27x54 size, $1; were $1.95. DOWN STAIRS STORE