Evening Star Newspaper, August 14, 1925, Page 11

Russia Extenqu Powor hy WARNS OF SOVIET HAND IN TURKEY - Fresaddse prevent Commercial Influence, Senator King Says. petition | order is In junction May Halt Ban on Prayers Barred bv Sherlff as Miners’ Threat | union men a | row THE EVENING STAR, |mine entrances and in the highways | Supplication is made for the safety of the men who are regarded by the trike breakers. ssistance from the 1 cepted by the s The miners’ union telegram from Attorney Clarence Dar it Greely, Colo., in which Darrow d he was not an attorney for the Civil Liberties Union, but indorsed the miners’ efforts to oppose the sheriff's ord FIGHT UPON HYLAN 2| Wilt Stump New York City for Tammany’s Candidate for Mayoralty. By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, GOV SMITH JOINS other p. icularly at the men ““No one is sure enough of any opin ion to deny the right of open discus- " Darrow said. sponse to reports that Darrow represent the Civil Liberties 1 in the injunction suit. NEW YORK, August 14.—Promis- ing to stump every borough of New York, Gov. Smith has thrown his weight with the Tammany forces in their, effort to prevent a third-term The telegram was be reck |MYSTERY VEILS CLOSING OF FORD'S NEWARK PLANT | Report of Proposed Radical [ Attack | MINISTER BEATEN BY MOB AFTER REVIVAL SPEECHES' nomination for Mayor Hylan. Addressing two meetings at the “Wigwam" e _gov: ernor to elec and the whole member Follows Denunciation of private | the Changes in Motor Car Ma- ‘‘Bootleggers, Whisky Runners, citizen,” he said, “to display my inter- est In what is going on in the city in which I live.” At the night meetifg of Tammany leaders and candidates a speakers’ bu- reau was organized for the first’time since the primary law became effec tive. Abandons Aldermanic Fight. Former Surrogate John P. Cohalan, the mayor's campalgn manager in Manhattan and the Bronx, has aban- doned the plan to name anti-Tammany candidates for the Assembly and Board of Aldermen. Other candidates on local tickets, however, will be put up as scheduled Frank D. Waterman, Republican candidate for mayor, will be formally notified of his designation at a cam paign luncheon Monday. He will then select a manager and headquarters, De Pinedo Hops 200 Miles. MERAUKE, Dutch New Guinea, August 14 (#).—Commander de Pinedo, Italian aviator, another leg of his flight from Italy to Japan. He arrived here today from Thursday Island, some 200 miles to the south, off the northern coast of Queensiand FRIDAY, AUGUST 14, has completed | : 1925. $57,000 PAID ON GEMS TO U. S. BY POLA NEGRI Covers Fines, Penalties and Duties on Jewelry Not Declared at Customs. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, August 14.—The sum 7,000 was deposited with the authorities yesterday by | Pola Negri, screen actress, in full | payment of the fines, penalties and | duties imposed on unde: 1 3 1 of customs ry seized when Miss ) on the Berengaria on M announced the case had been closed The jewels consisted of a diamond pendant and other precious sto which Miss Negri had purch abroad. Their domestic value §47,000, to which the additional sum of $10,000 in fines and penalties was assessed by Collector Elting. Dianersaf ntharmakfi tra F4 qnith[l} fm Final Clean-Up And what a party it will be Sale Starts Friday, 3 P. M. Continues all day Saturday till 10 P. M. Big Pay Day Specials —it’s like finding extra money in your pay envelope—it’s our pay day, too. Hundreds of One ana 2 PANTS SUITS Home Wreckers and Distillers.” P om TALLAPOOSA, Ga., today re-| Rev. Henry Holmes the Kearny Plant, | Sheriff Richards g from 4,000 to 5.-) was severely bea v idle nor would apparent e changes preparing be intro- f the Ford $'1 8.75 $2 3.75 Were up to $40.00 Were up to $50.00 Some light colors, some dark colors, some medium, some blue. Some to be worn right now—in the heart of vacation time. Many would make ideal school suits. Many suit- able for fall wear. But every one is a bar- gain if there ever was one. chinery Unconfirmed. 2N Associated Press. August 14.— reported to esterday that he en by a party of un- identified men last night after his as- sailants had called hiin from the home of a friend near here. Mr. Holmes, a Baptist minister, es- caped from the men after recelving | painful hu » | efforts to plac ‘ll mobil 1 which they had come to the place, he told the sheriff. at the Talla- ast week the min- ced “bootleg- home wreck- | NIAGARA FALLS EXCURSIONS THURSDAYS August 20, September $16.80 "t WASHINGTON PROPORTIONATE FARES FROM OTHER POINTS SPECIAL TRAIN s RN ERERERE Fall’s First —nipping weather will find your heating plant in OK « on if we 000 men they confirm reports t shutdo 4 wn was 7 % During This Sale Alterations at Cost All Hot Weather Suits Reduced! Special Summer Prices on Those ‘Million Dollar’ Worumbo Overcoats Just because everyone says they look like a million dol- lars—don’t be afraid to look the price LEAVES Union_Station get busy n s neces- IVING A DA THE IDEAL ROUTE TO NIAGARA G IGHT RIDE THROU i QUEHANNA' VALLE i BEAUTIFUL sary rep flin addition, you'll have the advantage of Sum- mer Prices, which mean real economy to you. Tickets good for 16 davs, valid for use in parlor or sleeping cars on payment of usual charges for occupled, including surcharges. Dining car attached Ask Ticket Agents for Descriptive and Tllustrated Folder PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD THE STANDARD RAILROAD OF THE WORLD T, ;. Maurice J. Colbert Heating—Plumbing—Tinning 621 F Street Phone Main 3016-3017 a few mainte t of Draketown, wdication of the | this county, w beaten by a similar ally emploved. [mob last November, the preacher's | N that 4,800 | wife being 1y wounded in the weluding himself, | turn to work until | ///// Every man’s ambition—to own a genuine SNNNEN 2RI § Sailing Full Blast Into An nniversary Sale With a Stock of 700 Men’s and Young Men’s Suits—Topcoats—Overcoats Select yours now and we'll make it worth vour while. We want to get all Wash- ington into Worumbos so we’ve arranged a convenient, easy payment plan. A deposit will hold the coat you pick till the time you need it—and now is the time to “pick” when the variety of models and shades is biggest. The Tasuion Ghop Uptown 15th & G Next to Keith's DEUGHTED! Will be your Dog or Cat after a bath with If you don’t see this label— it isn’t @ Worumbo! Itching ashes or any other burning ekin trouble which keeps you Ecratching, is a source of embarrassment as well as torment to you. Why don't you get rid of it by using Resinol Ointment? Physicians prescribe it daily. In most cases it stops itching at once and heals eruptions pmmpfl) Tt is pleasant and economical Sold by all éruggists. Resinol — H[A\RRY IKAUFMAN: 1316-1326 Seventh St. N.W. Choose ‘Any Straw Hat FREE With Men's Suits Half Price $20 Suits...$10.00 | $35 Suits...$17.50 $25 Stiits...$12.50 [ $40 Suits. ..$20.00 = $30 Suits. . $15.00| $45 Suits...$22.50 5 Our entire stock of suits is in this sale an restrictions. Cassimeres, serges, worsteds, ch cluded, and styles for the young man and con Remember—a real saving of 50% on any suit. 50, and no charge for alterations. Roper to Return Sunday. per. nd Pet Shops rs, eczema, uito bites, formerly cc Downtown 9th & E Opposite Thompson's FRED PELZMAN, President Two Stores World Chemlcal Company WASHINGTON, D. C. Rompers & Yd. Wide Cretonnes 15¢ Creepers 49¢ Gingham bray or lin —for details of the latest Oldsmo- cham- bile Six in next Sunday’s papers. A new standard of values will be established, the result of — Greater Beauty | or contrast sizes 2 to 6 ¥ / Finer Performance LowerPrice/ An anniversary is befitting of much celebration and during this oc- casion you men and young men are to celebrate and feast on these sen- sational bargains. This sale of Suits, Topcoats and Overcoats is des- tined to create 700 new friends for our store. We rely on low prices, finest materials, excellent mllormg and 1926 styles to make these new friends. Prices are right, the time is right and materials are right, so come in today and make your selection. All Fabrics—All Models—All Shades You never saw such a complete assortment of styles and fabrics as those in this stock. Choose from Single and Double Breasted Models, Sports Models, etc., of Cashmere, Finished and Unfinished Worsteds, Tweeds, Serges, the famous English “Woolcroiters” and “Strong & Hewat” Virgin wool fabrics—and they are all a part of our stock to go at 14 price. Read This List of Reductions! SUITS, O’COATS & TOPCOATS 530 Garments, Now . . . . $]15% 535 Garments, Now . . . . $]75¢ %40 Garments, Now . . $2090 SUITS & OVERCOATS 45 Garments, Now . . . . $22% $75.00 %50 Garments, Now . . . . 55 Garmerts, Now . . . . 352750 Mohair Suits, Now . . . . . $10% Palm Beach Suits, Now . . . . 9% Tropical Worsted Suits, Now . $18% ALTERATIONS AT COST THE AVENUE SHOP 1013 Penna. Ave. N.W. Open Saturdays Until 8:30 P.M. $5 and $6 Men's TROUSERS 65c Rayon KNIT TIES Men’s Nainsook UNION SUITS 45¢ Checked nainsook in of st for d; match sizes in ment of pat! Safety for Your Family ‘ 1t your som should set mbout making some investment that you knew to be risky, you would premptly call him In and i» e fatherly way sdvise him of the error he waa about to commit. Boys’ All Leather Scout Shoes Children’s & Misses’ SLIPPERS $1.95 Men’s $5 & $6 Shoes and OXFORDS It yon should be called and leave a som, wifa, danghter or other dependent and had named this institution ae your executor or co-exacutor, we would in the same friendly and fatherly wny guard them from mistakes, Just aa you would do If here. In the hnman and Interested trust service of this organization you can always find safety for your family, 6t & cost of no more and oftentimes less than the Individual executors. District National Bank of Washington 1406 G STREET N. W. OFFICERS Robert N. Harper, President. Joshua Eva Jr., Executive Vice Presidest, W. P, Lipscomb, Vies President. C. J. Gockeler, Vice President. N. L. Sansbury, Vice Preaident. Hilleary L. Offutt, Jr., Vice Prestdent and Cashler. William C. Looker, Assistant Cashier. Theodore S. Mason, Assistant Cashier. Barnard & Johnson, Attorneys. Wharton E. Lester, Counsel and Trust Officer. B. L. Colton, Assistant Trust Officer. Choice of several hundred pairs, -with full double soles; the d that stand the hard knocks. Patents, tans and white can. vas of the better grade included; low rubber heels. Values up to $3.00. Great bargains Rice & Hutchins, Endicott Johnson Pilot and other makes. ack and Tt o tatie i mn patens leathe ers. Goodyear welt soles. including Crepe rubber soles. All sizes. 6 to 11 $3 New Fall Felt Hats $]1.95 Of fine grade . felt, rich in colors; stylish shapes for girl, woman or miss; purple, gold, black, pencil, gray, pheasant, cuckoo and darker shades. T Flat silk crepes, satin-face cantons, crepe-back satins, in black, pansy, cuckoo, etc., in the new Fall styles, in sizes:16 to 42. These materials are identical with those found elsewhere in dresses selling at $12.95 to $20. . Cretonne Coats, $2.98 i R i Sttt S i Bt it i e ad et et et e R R e R3S s P 7 Ninth St. & N. Y. Ave. N.W. S S A S A S e A S e A A R S A A A A A A R A R R S A A N N S N N R R e R S A A A R R A A A A A e A R T S R s Branch Offices: Conn. Ave. & K St., ARARERRRNBRNSNS 3“\m“m\m\wmwmm&