Evening Star Newspaper, August 11, 1925, Page 5

THE WASHINGTON, AUGUST 11, 1925. ° Tlomdward & Lothrop The Safe Place for Your Furs—Our Dry-Air S torage Vaults on the Premises—Phone Main 5300 EVENING STAR, D, C, TUESDAY, Fake Traffic Cop Collects $39 From Gullible Drivers DEMOCRATI RULE ISSUE N NEW YORK Hearst or Smith Will Lose in Police today were still seeking clues to the identity of the colored youth who posed as a traffic officer and led gullible persons whom he had ar- rested for traffic violations to pay him fines amounting to $39. i Yesterday, Jospeh Hasty, Appa- Primary—Republicans Name Waterman. lachia, Va., visiting at 148 Tennessee avenue northeast, was apprehended e | by the en swindler who said By the Associated Press. | Hasty violated a traffic rule and NEW )E August 1 With the | told him to hand over a “fine” of $3 | Pl g e s 5 { In the first instance the confidenco | Ove 1 naming of candidates by all Partes | man took his *prisoner to the court: : P nnd factions, battle lines have been | house and n e him wait while he At Very Appealing Prices drawn for a bitter mayoralty cam- |held a conference supposedly with the Glove silk has long since outgrown the name of ienion tasaes ke _ .t | Prosecuting attorney. Returning, he Seiud o= Tonton BN | Gemanded $8, and got it. Another forth by leaders, range from “misrule, being a luxury. Durable and easily laundered, as well as comioriable and easily packed—it has man, believing himself in the toils retention of the G-cent fare, subs of the law, handed over $20 to the and sqhool construction to the chal- become a necessity to the most practical and ecopomical women. confidence man. Jenge s to whether Gov. Smith or |, Frofessional pickpockets also yes- Willlam Randolph Hearst' shall rule | {erday coptinued to reap thelr reward the Democtafle Nty were reported. . John. L Brown,. 220 Republican county leaders yesterday | A Glove Silk Vests, bodice top, in flesh, peach, orchid, nile, $1.65. Others, $1.95—$2.50—$3.75. Glove Silk Bloomers, in the above shades—sizes 5,6, 7, 8 $2.50. Others, $2.95 to $6.95. \ Glove Silk Step-ins, in peach and flesh, $2.95. street southeast, said his pocket unanimously put up Frank D. Water- X Silk Underwear Section, T floor. Velvet and Satin s picked of $16 while he was on a fountain pen manufacturer, for street running from American or on & citizens’ Republican ticket: | eague Park to Ninth and G streets. mes L. Finegan, independent Demo- | Istael S. Smith, 458 K street, told-po- for edrol and Alderman | lice a billfold containing $7 was lifted George U. Harvey, Republican, for |{rom his pocket while he was stand- president of the Beard of Aldermen.|ing at Florida avenue and Seventh There is a certain dignity and aristocratic air about smartly made, feather-trimmed hats for women. Our attractive On the same ticke or district attor- Street. mney is Charles S. Whitman, who rose from that office to the governorship assortment made up of rich texture velvets and lustrous satin, in the latest shades, 11 years ago after he had gained fame by his successful prosecution of will suit every occasion. Milliners Section. Third fioor. 100 Fancy or Tailored Silk Costume Slips Special- Tomorrow $5.95 A slip to be correct must fit the type of costume for which it forms a foundation. Straightly simple for business or street, dainty and fancy for formal wear. Heavy Radium and Crepe de Chine. In white, tans, prints and pastel shades. A much better quality than this price usually buys. Petticoat Section, Third fioor. ate and | {he slavers of Herman Rosenthal. Promise to Back Nominee. DEPAUW UNIVERSITY o 0 s o 1S WILLED $2,300,000 an antiTammany slate made up us | Late Edward Rector, Chicago At- Mayor John F. Hylan, renominated torney, Provides Money for Many Scholarships. Lovely New Lace Dresses For the Larger Woman r a third term: William H. (“Bi Bill") Edwards, coilector of internal revenue in the Wilson administration and former Princeton foot ball star, for controller, anc iam A. Coke: Jey, real est raiser _of the ronx, for president of the Board of Aldermen State Senator James J. Walker heads the Tammany Hall ticket select- ed a few days ago in opposition to " Mayor Hylan. The split in Demo- cratic ranks, McCooey indicated, wwould last only to the primaries next month so far as his side was con- cerned. By the Associated Press CHICAGO, August 11.—Bequests ag- gregating more than $2,300,000. to De Pauw University, at Green Castle, Ind., were provided in the will of the late Edward Rector, prominent patent ittorney of Chicago. Included in the bequest: is provision for annual | scholarships to De Pauw for every high school in Indiana. “If the other side wins,” McCooey ' The bequests were announced ves- | isaid, “we will go along with the other | terday by Roy O. West of Chicago, side.” sident of the board of trustees of sunty Judge J. Harry Tiernan,| De Pauw, who is attorney for the can ate for president of | Rectol state, and by H. D. Pettibone, Richmond, said the |assistant trust officer of the Chicago real issue was whether Gov. Smith or | Title and Trust Co. whifh is made Mr. Hearst would control the New | executor. rk State delegation to the Demo-| The Rector cstate will exceed ratic national convention in 1928. i 00, from which bequests of “If Hylan wins, Hearst will contro 000 are made to distant relatives the delegates,” Judge Tiernan said.|and an_annuity of $10,000 to his If Walker is elected, Gov. Smith will | widow, Mrs. Lucy Rowland Rector, is have the delegates. provided, the remainder going to De CYCLISTS INURED | ———— IN TRAFFIC CRASH Hotel Inn 04-610 9th St. N.W, 7 rooms, $6 weekly: o i Machine Collides With Auto |Zin roo more.Booms like Mcther's. | Operated by Woman Learn- Employing the new flare— and combining with it other fashion features. of straight lines and long waist—come exquisite Fall Dinner Gowns in black lace, for the larger woman. $59.50. Larger Women's Section. Third floor 100 Fancy Waffle Linen Luncheon Sets - Special, $3‘45 Less than wholesale cost prevailing prior to this purchase Excellent quality 13-piece Bordered Luncheon Sets— attractive and praetical. With their colorful borders of blue, gold and lavender, they are especially desir- able for the breakfast room. Table Runner, 18x45 inches 6 Mats, 12x18 inches 6 Mats, 15x15 inches Linen Section, Second floor. Tomorrow We Place on Sale 300 Pure Linen T ablecloths ‘Ver_\' Much Less $ 1 .75 Than Regularly An unusual opportunity to add an extra cloth to the linen chest is presented in this offering. These beautiful, heavy linen tablecloths—very much priced—have colored borders of blue, gold and lavender. In size 52x52 inches Linen Section 200 dozen Linen Towels Direct from Germany Sports Coats For Travel $1 9.50 The thrill of when you are selecting—and can find—exactly the coat for the trip. Correct for the oc- casion, for travel or early Fall, is the flannel coat. In popular colors and at a much lower price. Women's Coat Section. Third floor Girls’ Coats Soothing Belcano Facials There is no need of allowing your complexion to suffer after its exposure to Summer sun and winds. Belcano, "a delightful skin tonic, scien- tifically applied, will cleanse, stimulate and renew the broken-down tissues, leaving the skin smooth and velvety. Hair Dressing Section. Second floor. travel begins less than usually rose, ing to Drive. Second floor. Two men riding in a ar motor | cycle were injured vesterday when | the machine collided with an automo- | bile belonging t mes H. Henderson, | reet, in which he and | Mrs. A. Powers, of the same address, | were riding. Mrs. Powers, under in- | struction In driving, was at the wheel. King Bar 1716 B street south- . easts driver of the motor cycle injured on the right knee, and W' Dindlebeck, also of the B street ad- | dress, sustained a fractured hand. Children’s Princess Slips $1.25 to0 $3.50 Dainty Nainsook Princess Slips, neck and armholes finished with embroidery, bottom of skirt finished with plain hem or embroidery insertion and edge; sizes 2 to 6 years. « They were treated at pital. Both machines were in the crash Automobiles driven by Benton, vears old. 1416 Herbert Everman Florida avenue and Fou last night and were damaged. Everman ] slightl man itling, 60 years old. r knocked down near | Twenty-eighth and Q streets last night | ¥ C. Glazebroo) ziven first aid for shock an’s office. driven years old, theast. = He was Hospital Robertson, iver of an with a tomobile which 2 i McCauley. 205 driven by 1t Nineteenth and T | ternoon. Mrs. car « severe shock. She re celved med reatment at home. Edward colared, 19, 438 P Sunday_afternc Automo. bile collided at Benning road and Twenty-first street with the automo- e of J Singer, Hall Station, M as taken to ¢ eman Lynn Transferred to War Department. Lieut, Col. master Corps, now e of the qua partment, James Regan, Quarter- attached to the of- ster general, War pace, buy a N The fact that you buy from McReynolds is guarantee of satisfaction. Let Us Show the Nash Advanced Six Sedan at $1,620 Delivered R. McReynolds & Son 1423-27 L St. Main 7228-29 vies to his head | Like most people, do you want speed? Even if you do not like a mile-a-minute ash and have the knowledge that you have in reserve more speed than vou can use, with power to go with it. 14th & Park Rd. Columbia 2619 I’s Time to Can That Old Watch f Y d Illinois Sterling, Waltham, Howard, Hamilton or Elgin WATCH There is no better time to do it than now, while our “Trade- In” Watch Sale is on—we will allow you at least $5 On Your Old Watch regardless of its condition. We sell all standard make watches at stand- ard ¢ prices. with no extras for credit. Every watch is guaranteed— a new movement if the old one fails to give service Attractive Blouses Greatly Reduced $10 Fall fashion advances the suit —and the suit calls for an at- tractive blouse. Reduced are many lovely tunic models in prints, blocks, stripes and self embroidery. Illustrated is a red Pasadena cloth. Pearl buttons and a black tie, to- gether with inverted side pleats trim this model. Blouse Section. Third floor Cretonne Pillows Special, 75¢ For the porch, hammock, or canoe—to send to the Sum- mer home or for the Boarding School room —these good looking soft pillows of attrac- tive cretonne will give pleas- ure and satisfaction. Adjustable Window Screens These screens, sturdy and well built, are filled with an excellent grade galvanized wire. The frames are natural oil finish 30 #nches high and will extend to 37 inches in width. 60c each. Drapery Secction, Fifth Floor. $6 Dozen With the idea of quick disposal, we offer this excellent value (by the dozen only). Pure Linen Hemstitched Huckaback Towels with fancy damask borders are dis- tinctive, and can be made even more so if embroidered with your monogram, for which there is space. In size 18x32 inches. Linen Section. Second floor. Lady Burke Golf Clubs To Improve Your Game The woman golfer will appreciate a club exclusively designed as to weight and shaft length for woman's use. She who aspires to a fair degree of excellence as a golfer will find progress despairingly slow unless proper clubs are used. i.ady Burke Clubs are unex- celled. Plain face wood clubs—driver, brassie and spoon. $4.75 Fancy face wood clubs—driver, brassie and spoon, $6.25 Iron clubs—driving iron, mid-iron, mashie, mashie niblic, niblic and putter All-American Tennis Racket A Strong Value $8 This durable racket, with double center stringing, gives real satisfaction to the tennis enthusiast. Oval shape, depressed white holly throat—irame of well seasoned second-growth ash.” Others, $3.50 to $16. Sporting Goods Section. Second floor. Sale of Suit Cases and Traveling Bags Very Low Priced These are among the best values that we have been able to offer this season. Children’s Plain or Figured Crepe Pajamas, Billy Burke style. These come in blue, pink, .apricot, orchid and white; sizes 2 to 6 years, $2.50 and $3. Children’s Cambric Drawers, bloomer style, finished with hemstitched ruffles or hem and tuck; sizes 2 to 6 years, 25c. Cambric Drawers, bloomer style, finished with em- broidery or lace edge; sizes 2 to 6 years, 50c and 75c. Figured Crepe Gowns, low neck, short sieeve models. Colors: Pink, blue and white; sizes 2 to 6 years, 95c. Nainsook Gowns, low neck, short sleeves, finished with filet lace; 2 to 6 vears, $1.50. Tnfants’ Section, Fourth floor. ‘w08 s sar.en, A New Shipment 2,000 Red Seal Records Low Priced, 30c Lovers of good music appreciate the wonderful op- portunity that is offered them by this sale of Victor Single Face Red Seal Records. Included in the wide range of selections are recordings by such eminent artists as: Louise Homer—Paul Reimers— Caruso— Tetrazzini—John McCormack—Clarence Whitehill— Fritz Kreisler—Mischa Elman—Jacques Thibaud— Schumann-Heink—Alma Gluck and de Luca. Victrola Galleries, Fourth floor. This Baby Carriage Unusual Value $4.45 Price Lowered, $16.75 It is the Mother who is look- ing ahead to school days and wants her daughter to be well dressed who will appreciate these lovely little coats. And splendid for the vacation trip to seashore or mountains. Materials: Swedine, polair, charmine. Colors: Tan, rose. navy, green, Sizes: 7 to 14. Girl's Section, Fourth floor Women's Novelty Silk Hose Special $ I°65 A limited supply of Women's Full-fashioned Novelty Hose in white silk with black pointed heels. Hosiery Section. First floor. The Suit Cases'are of black enamel with tray and lock and are attractively finished with cowhide cor- ners. Some have sturdy straps, others are with strong catches at each end. These may be had in 20, 22, 24 and 26 inch sizes at the special low price of $4.45. As there are only 200 of these suit cases, and a limited number in each of the four sizes, the advisability of coming early tomorrow morning is apparent. The 50 Traveling Bags are in the popular Dupent Cloth.. These are in the 18-inch size which is so popular for both men and women. Every one of these is an exceptional value at the special low price of $4.45. 2 g Traveling Goods Section, Second floor. $32.50 The mother who owns this carriage will be as proud as the baby who rides in it will be comfortable. It is fully upholstered in corduroy, has 3-cushion pad and four 12-inch artillery rubber-tired wheels. The long tubular push bar makes this carriage easy to handle. The reclining back and adjustable hood are added con- veniences. Selection may be made from two attractive colors—dark blue and tan. Other Baby Carriages, $17.50 to $68.50 Baby Stpollers, in many styles, $9 to $37.50 Baby Carriage Section, Fourth floor.