Evening Star Newspaper, September 17, 1925, Page 37

¥ THE EVENiNG STAR, WASHINGTON, .D. C, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1925. DINNER 70 HONGR ADVIRAL BENSON Testimonial ~ to Celebrate 70th Birth Anniversary and . 50 Years of Service. Rear Admiral Willlam S. Benson will be given a testimonial dinner at the Mayflower Hotel Saturday on the occasion of his seventieth birthday and the completion of 50 years of service to the Government. Among the speakers will be Secre- tary of Commerce Hoover, former Secretary of War Newton D. Baker and Bishop Hugh C. Boyle of Pitts- burgh. Attorney General Sargent and Secretary of the Navy Wilbur will at- tend, as well as Archbishop Peter Fumasoni-Biondi, the papal delegate. Reservations for 300 guests have been made. Senator Guy D. Goff of West Vir- ginia, one of the sponsors of the din- ner, who has just returned from South America, brought back a greeting to Admiral Benson from Admiral Gomez of the Chilean navy. Speeches and music at the dinner will be broadcast. Martin Conboy of New York is in Peter A. ington is treasurer, and onnor is secretary. charge of arrangements. Drury of Wi Edward J. ——e Resigns From Army. The resiznation of Capt. Virgil A. Harl, ' Medical Corps, has been ac- cepted by the President, to take effect October 30. e —— Lace Curtains, 66¢ Each Qdd lots of lace curtains sold by the pair for $2 and $3. I# you have an odd window or éral single windows these wi perfectly. and 3 yard lengths. Bargain Table White and ecru in 274 Decrease of Flu Helps Cut Death Rate in Maryland Maryland's lower death rate for last year, 1,379 per 100,000, as compared with 1,469 in 1923, was declared by the Commerce Department yesterday to be due to decrease in fatalities from influenza, pneumonta, bronchitis and children’s diseases. Deaths from influenza, which totaled 43 in 1923, dropped to 17 in-1924, Deaths in Maryland in 1923 ag- eregated 20,974 from all causes, against 22,111 in 1923. Son of H. M. Keyser Buried. Special Dispatch to Ths Star. FALLS CHURCH, Va., 17. — Funeral services Bowen Keyser, 5-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Keyser, who died at Children's Hospital Tues- day, were held at the Baptist Church yesterday, morning. He was op- erated upon recently for appendicitis, and suffered a relapse Sunday. The father is sécretary of the Washington Railway and Electric Co., and a mem- ber of the town counctl. —_— A boy who dled recently in France at the age of 15 was 5 feet 2 inches tall and weighed 375 pounds, and his shirts required 7% yards of material. September for Master Stap ervying ouwme sof . Studebaker PowerDurability-finis that sev- 11 do Something to Talk About! A prefer a at how only $5. and extr. 31.85 Every one worth $2.50 and $2.9¢ values of the season, thus far, more in various colors. Scores of charming styles in All head sizes. Street Floor black. More New Felt Arrive for a One-Day Sale at the way, these hats move out when we place them on sale, they certainly are the best Buy two or rect color for Fall and Winter, including Remarkable - Group of New DRESSES Featured at a Wonderful Low Price Do you desire a sport frock? Here are swagger models in one and two piece effects of fine balbriggan. Or do you dress for afternoon and street wear? Then choose from canton crepe, satin cfepe, baronet, satin or jacquard. You'll fall in love with their lovely styles and colors, and the trimmings are so unique and intricate that you’ll marvel we can possibly sell them for But they are on sale at this price tomorrow only. All sizes, 16 to 44, a sizes, in jacquard, 4215 to 50%5. Second Floor Hats A 8. And, by every cor- Satisfaction First Since 1859 GSPAL 810-818 Seventh Street DISSE GRANTED STAY OF DEATH SENTENCE Richmond Triple Slayer Given Un- til November 27 by Governor, on Court’s Request. Court of Appeals, now in session in Staunton. Disse was convicted of first degree murder following a shooting spree on the streets of Richmond, in which he kided his sweetheart, Mrs. Vivian Peers, because she was leaving him “for good,” and Carter, the man who had won her love from him, and killed Detective Sergt. J. Harvey Burke and wounded Willis Britt, an automobile salesman, because “they tried to stop me."” By the Associated Press. RICHMOND, Va., September 17.— Gov. E. Lee Trinkle yesterday grant- ed Rudolph E. Disse, sentenced to die in the electric chair on October 7 for the murder of Henry Grady Carter, a stay of execution until November 27. The stay was granted on the written request of Judge Robert R. Prentis, Retired From Army. First Sergt. Michael J. Delaney, 8th Coast Artillery, at Fort Preble, Me., and First Sergt. Buck Lane, 10th Cavalry, at Fort Huachuca, Ariz., have been placed on the re- tired list on account of age. = Il[IIfllflflIHIIIlHlIfllll!lflMI%IWIMNHWWIHMMMMINMNMMMMM I A Ihe 6:50 AM. St g ttsburgh 8:15 P.M., Botvpiee, Siey ptonsee e Piary = ROUND E TRIP = % Sunday, September 27 = £ Special Train Leaves Saturday Night, September 26 % Lv., Wllhlngfl (Union Shllon? u%"odo %flb =2 AR Bty 880 A3 = = st Scheoler Park, Fhipps Conssrvatory, Greater ¢ Gullery, Carnegle Institute, usenm and A nd Fark, ardens and other Dlaces of intereat. s Additional Excursion unday, October 25 Pennsylvania Railroad e T s T e 75¢ Table Covers, 59¢ Stenciled cloths in 6/4 and 5/4 sizes, also oblong shapes. Beauti- ful stenciled patterns in colors for all desires. Seconds. Bargain Table Get Your Boy Ready for School! —and choose his new apparel from among our large and dx\fcrsified stocks. Correct styles, fabrics and moderate prices make this department the big outfitting- section it is. Bring your boy in, too—and let us outfit him com- plete from head to foot. FREE! A Fitted School Companion or Genuine Cowhide Belt with every suit purchased 4Piecce ¢ 15 Vest Suits 9 Splendid A real bargain, too. wool mixtures in light and dark patterns are shown in a natty English-cut style. Both pairs of knickers full lined, one in golf and the other in regular style. Sizes 7 to 17 years. 39__.75 4-Piece Long Pants Suits For the boy from 4 to 9 years. A well cut English-style coat, one pair of long, straight pants and one pair short, straight-leg pants or golf knickers. ~Exceptional fabrics and patterns. Good Blouses, 79¢ All-Wool Caps, 98¢ Nicely Striped Percale Blouses, with high neck and long sleeves. Fast célor. Well tailored and finished and patterned for long service. Sizes 7 to 16 years. Wash Suits, $1.19 Good grade chambray, crash and cotton pongee suits. Button-on and middy styles. Just the thing for the youngster starting to kinder- garten or school. 3 to 8 years. Golf and Prince of Wales . style caps, made of woolen suitings in natty patterns. Light cr dark mixtures. Woolen School Pants $1.98 Wool tweeds, corduroy and fine cloths in golf and regu- lar knicker styles. Light and dark patterns. Ideal for wear with sports sweaters for school or play. Sizes 8 to 18. Street Floor—Boys' Shop president of the Virginia Supreme |§ = IIIIIHIIIIIIlIIIIII!IIHHIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIHHIIH||IlIIIIIIII|I!IIIIIIIIIIIIlIII!I!lIII!I!IIIIIIII!IIIIIIHII!I!IIIIIIIHHIIIIIIII% 00000 WASHINGTON’S GREATEST DRUG STORES 1405 H St. N.W. F St Cor. 12th 1231 14th St. N.W. 604 9th St. NW. 2 & N Q ~ n < > Friday and Saturday on Drugs and Toilet Articles 60c California Syrup of Figs 36¢c 40c Fletcher’s Castoria 25¢ 75¢ Dioxogen Large 53¢ $1.00 Lavoris, Large 49¢ Hutax Toothbrush With Each Tube of Tooth Paste Friday and Saturday 30c Kolynos Tooth Paste, Special 19¢ $1.25 Pinaud’s Lilac 79¢c All Tooth Pastes at Our Regular Cut Price 50c Pepsodent .........39¢ | 50c Ipana ............. 50c Pebeco .. .38¢c | Colgate, 25¢; 3 for. $1.00 Reliance Water 50c Squibb’s .. .38¢c | 30c Kolynos ..... Bottle or Fountain 60c Phosphodent .39¢c | Pyroseptine ..... Syringe 25c Listerine ........... 21c | 50c Bleachodent 69c ‘;{ere is a chance to get a new Toothbrush absolutely FREE with your regular purchase of Paste. T A purchase of 20,000 of these brushes enables us to offer 2,000 of Zé’ox:lepm them free. The Hutax is the small brush that dentists all over the ¢ country are recommending. We sell them every day in the week 10c for 49c. 10c Pilgrim Teilet e FREE = i t Lo 4 for 22¢ 35¢ Hudnut’s Acquaintance Package $1,000 Guarantee Bed With Every Purchase of Bug Killer 49¢ Hospital Cotton o . Pound Roll $1.00 Worth of Hudnut Toilet Preparations 35¢ 39¢ This package contains trial sizes of Three Flowers Face Powder, $1,000 Guarantee Perfume, Cleansing, Vanishing and Skin and Tissue Creams. Roach Killer : 35¢ FREE A Gillette Safety With Every Tube of Melba Shaving Cream $1.35 Valie 49Q¢ ' FREE 50c Boncilla Beautifier With Every Purchase of 75¢ Jar of Boncilla Vanishing Cream, Cold Cream or Face Powder $1.25 Value 75c $1.50' Stim, Stops -n.d Falling 89¢ 10c Solarine Cleaner “It Eats Dirt” 6 for 30c Limit 6 to a Customer. Razor Forrester Toilet Paper 2,000 Sheets to a Roll 15¢ 35¢ Lion Milk of Magnesia, Full Pint Bottle 27¢ 10c Colgate Coleo Soap, 3 for 25c, one Guest Size Free 95¢ per Dozen 4 Guest Size Free 8c Lifebuoy Soap 4 for 24c 39c Lady Faire Cold Cream, Y:-Ib. can. New low price, limit, 2 to a customer. 25¢ De Vilbiss Perfumizers and || - cisce simc wic Dropper Bottles, $1.00 Each 19¢ P. and W. Bicarbonate of Soda, One Pound 10c Set, consisting of Perfumizer and Dropper, $2.00 We have a beautiful assortment of both colors and shapes. These articles are worth $2 each. Cigar Values for Friday and Saturday Listerine Tooth Friday—A Day of Green Ticket Bargains Lord Macauley, Puritano foliage and fancy braid. Sizes 8, $1 Panty Dresses, 69¢ plain color collar and cuffs. Fron embroidered in colors. Sizes 2 an Second Floor 79c Rompers, 50c chambray, gingham and Lorett: with white waists_ bloomers. Broken sizes. Second Floor | | | Clearance of All Summer Wash | Fabrics 12Y4c Yd. Printed_ voiles, 32-inch Dress Gifighams, white nain- sook, white madras, plain voiles, plain dimity, com- | fort challis, 36-inch percale, 36-inch English prints. Street Floor Checked Gingham Dresses, with Dutch Style Rompers, made of - cloth in plain colors, checks and and colored S| Here may be the very piece you Fancy Veiling, 25¢ Yd. Mesh Veiling, in black and col- ors. Plain dots and combinations. Formerly 59c. Street Floor Neckwear, ] Priced for final clearance. Single collar and sets in numerous materials, colors and styles. Ex- cellent values. Street Floor Hair Ribbons, 15¢ Yd. Persian and Striped Ribbons for hair bows, trimmings and fancy work. A close-out assortment. 5- inch width taffeta. Formerly 29¢ yard. t d a Street Floor ’ Women’s Rayon Hose 5S¢ Pr. A clearance lot of Rayon Hose, rayon to the top. Seconds of a much higher priced quality. Black | and a complete range of light || colors. 1 Street Floor Children’s Socks 123c Pr. Mercerized Socks, with fancy top or all plain color. Broken size assortment. Perfect and sec- ond qualities. Street Floor Girls’ Silk Dresses, $6.95 Fancy Braids, 10c Yd. 3/ Sport Hose, ]9c Pr. Marquisette Remnants R. 2 for 25¢ Ci $1095 Dresses of chiffon taf- Odd lot of fancy Trimming Chidran's Sport Hose, with 11c Yd eg'ular or zoc Cigar Made by the feta, i vy an rown. rim- raids, in silk and -metal. Ver: lai; f: d top. Broken B med with Sl embrotery, s, stiractive. Formerlit: to o, Doin of ancy cHlfed ton Short lengths of 20c quality. While They Last y Plain white and fanc ancy marquisette, akers of Gaomies T Siret Floo Sorrec o i nak 7 Sameis 4 for 25c; $3.00 Box of 50| Maker Second Floor Street Floor 7 for sash, transom, full length, etc. Listerine Remnants of 29¢ and 39c¢| Snies Fioor Washable Cretonne B $1 Costume Slips, 9 Sateen Slips, made in bodice-top style and fashioned with fancy trimmed flounce. White, peach, light green, flesh and blue.’ Second Floor $1 Porch Dresses, §0¢ Amoskeag and Security Ging- hams in checks, plaids and figures. Correctly styled and trimmed wich white collar and cuffs, pipings and braid. Sizes 36 to 46, Plovans . Second Floor 29¢c Domet Flannel, 19¢ Yd. Plain Cplm( Domet Flannel, per- fect quality in excellent remnant 9¢ Yd. inches wide. 2,000 vards in the lot; consisting of scores of patterns in floral, figured and striped effects suitable for dresses, coats, draperies, chait_cov- Light ering and cushions. In mill and dark colors. lengths ranging from 2 to lengths. Light blue, pink and 5 yards to 'the piece. white. Heavy, twilled fisece qual- | Bargain Table—Street Floor ity. Street Floor Woolen Remnants, 97¢ Yd. Short lengths of Dress Woolens, formerly selling for $125 to $2 the yard. 1l-wool batiste, all- wool serge, all-wool canton, white crepe and all-wool poplin. . Street Floor 200—25¢ Cartain Rods, 10c S4-inch extension rods with large silver finished ends. Strong and durable. $1.19 Sweaters, §0c Children's All-wool Slip-over Style Sweaters, in white, pink and various colors. Sizes 2 to 5 years. Second Floor Table Oilcloth Remnants 19¢ Yd Seconds of 40c grade. White tile and marble patterns in lengths ranging from 1 to 134 yards. Third These 10c Cigars Jose Diaz, J. C. Norwood, Perf. Rancho, Roth. ~ John Adams 3 for 20c; $3.30 Box of 50 These 8c Cigars 44’s—Havana Ribbons—Ofty 4 for 25¢; $3.10 Box of 50 " 21 Listerine Loft’s Big Three Special for - Friday and Saturday Chocolate Double Dips, One Pound Old-Fashioned Gum Drops, One Lb. Chocolate Moguls, Half Pound All Three Packages for 99- “The Safe Antiseptic” Stock up now on this reliable antiseptic, that has so many uses in the home. Our Special Prices will save you money. 50c Size seecel 37 ¢