Evening Star Newspaper, September 21, 1925, Page 10

10 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 21, \ 1925. ALCOHOL IS FUTURE FUEL, FORD THINKS Power by Wire, Not in Cars, His Idea—Would Burn Coal at Mines. By the Associated Press. LEGION BACKS EXCLUSION Lincoln Post Adopts Resolution on | Saklatvala Case. Lincoln Post, No. 17, of the District | American I | of Columbia Department, Legion, yesterday passed a resolution indorsing the action taken by the State Department in revoking the visas granted to the Communist urju Saklatvala, who was a_dele- gate to the Interparliamentary Union. ““The American Legion has repeat- | edly placed itself on record as favor- ! ing the exclusion of foreign radical agitators. The present immigration laws appear to be adequate to exclude those who disseminate propaganda subversive to constitutional govern- | AN AR RN AR AR AR P Meet Me At the Fountain, for a Refreshing * Drink. LANSBURGH & BRO 2 A A AR AR AR R R AR AR AR AR AR AR A AR AR A IR AR AR PR PR Standard and Butterick Patterns Street Floor. 7th to 8th to E—FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SINCE 1860—Franklin 7400 ‘The Simple Way to Shapeliness | STON. ‘Septoralar Sl i ment. Lincoln Post, No. 17, has in-! is B?ZI‘?Q >:‘|.l:x’\m’,:n':lrh»:‘: ‘Wil | dicated by the resolution adopted that | grow their own fuel and Ar o ll{“fly fuvitayor (LIl Mk citles will be heated by electricity, | 70N, (uen DY, Q;:,;elfe:::;lnr‘i‘ndz;" Henry 1ord is auoted us saving dur-| o¢'y fneoln Post, said in commenting A Comfortable, New Way to ) on the resolution. = v interview published e Reduce Your Weight by the Christian Science Monitor. 5 . 2 3 s The giel OF the TUtUESERNGRet Germany Lacks Professors. (Without Drugs, Exercise, Diet or Reducing 1s Ko\)m; to \«-Lmo (;-.m x||t hkerlr;.xl“ Corrioonteis of (ho: Nso Hlod PPrcs (‘armen[s) Will Be Explained i sumach out by the road or Do : 3 ) apples, weeds, sawdust—almost_any- |, FRANKFORT, Germany, August | 1ll Be Explained in an thing. There i fuel in every bit of | 39~—A dearth of professors of political Interesting Talk vegetable matter that be fer- 8’:“’;“0'33 nh{’russla recently was : e pointed out by Prof. F. Schmidt of ~ By e v . | Frankfort University. Statistics com- E ’ year s . plled of last Winter's term show that . . . . toes to drive v g e for 10,000 students there were only 1SS Electricity for Heat. in Prussia, while for 6,000 law stu- | (Recognized Authority on the Subject) “Electricity will heat American |dents there were 107 professional £ cities in the future. T think that is chairs. ) In the L&B Corset Shop, what we are going to use more an ” . . . more in place of toal. Why not con- ? I'wice Daily All This Week lectr ower by burn- | Bedinni T ing it undersround sending it to é eginning Tuesday the city n the 1 without ever B sy Ghe Pen _g 10 AM.and 3 PM. what they will do in the future. " e ‘ , . . ! gy mes wiye will be . : Women only are invited because these conden SR % lectures are meant only for women and not “We have a e on the roof of i C i P 1 " : one of my Michizan factories now for : because a mixed audience would be im- i mirate, 1 beptenine ito . g proper. send power by wire instead of by c mx i freight load.” & I Turning to an nxplfin.u‘l‘(;nh nlf hjs & s lans at the grist mill which he is | 2 : . e & 4 Puving bullt not far from the inn, Mr. i | ) (I“:g I,ntr[fej;)hn, a Lharr?'ung ;[})fdl\cl" will explain this new and wonderful method Ford said: | for taking o atty spots just wher si ; - o T “I'm experimenting now with a new i g y spots J cre desired. By her method one may reduce from kind of flour. We're noclrx;-dly“w | six to ten pounds in two weeks, with no danger of bad effects make an announcement yet, but it's | - > S = Boing to consist of flour made entlirely I These lectures entail no charges or obligation, and after each lecture Miss Little 5 of the so-called ‘germs’ of the whea i ot = sl s G alone: in other words, from the most B hn will be glad to talk with you privately. T entirely I If you are unable to attend, write to Miss Littlejohn for information. She will ex & s ki -l lai 1 - v v 2 - Waysido Jun Example. B plain briefly her marvelous new method of pleasantly reducing He spoke of his purpose of preserv. i SECOND FLOOR. LA NSAURGH & BRO. ing the Wayside Inn, made famous f by Longfellow. ; - “T intend.” he sald, “to make this J whole place an ohject lesson for the future, of the times and surroundings 2 ¢ ' in which the American ploneers lived. k 3 < . il o tbreiherets } This Is Home-Sewing Season ! a minute when they see them which they could not learn in a vear from : textbooks alone.” ° ° He said he intended to lease the inn on a self-perpetuating basis, remark- a lan 1 S Or a ing: g"\"hings that don’t pay their way aren't g@||9rnll)i \\'tvrlhn:nnc}; i ' Incidentally, he is going to replace Shades of Autumn! With turning leaves and cool breezes to herald them, Fall's newest silks arrive! The L&B silk section promises ecstasy for the enthusiastic home-sewer. Unrivaled assortment coupled with brand- new tints and patterns make a visit to our store a thing of great saving and desirability. 40-Inch All-Silk $2 68 Satin Crepe, Yd. .. . Heavy quality all-silk Satin Crepe— choice of fifty autumn shades, light and dark. A remarkable value. [ 54-Inch New Fall $4 95 o Silk Crepes, Yd.... ¥'Xe Flat Crepes, Satin Crepes, Satin Can- tons: three most popular weaves. Of- fered in cocoa, seal, navy, copen, black. 40-Inch Flat . $ 1 y 68 Crepes, Yd. .. ... Fashion’s favorite for dresses, lingerie and slips. Heavy all-silk quality—close weave. More than 50 colors. the present ashestos roofing of the inn with shingles now being made by hand by expert woodsmen. The shingles will be exact duplicates of early de- signs. i Fashions That H&c Proved the Sensation of Parisian Boulevards, That New York Has Made Her Own—and Washington Is Seeing Ior the First Time in Our ARE ORDERED REVISED Ballou Calls on Principals to Name Committee of Teachers for the Work. Bupervising principals and directors of special subjects in the public schools have been requested by Supt. Frank W. Ballou to nominate a group of teachers to serve on a committee to revise the course of nature study and elementary science in the ele- ementary schools. * The supervising principals in the white system are urged to nominate at least two or possibly three teachers from their respective divisions. The colored supervising principals must have one or possibly two nominees. Each principal will nominate a kindergarten teacher. Not more than 25 of the nominees will be selected by Dr. Ballou to serve on the committee. T T 40-Inch All-Sflk Charmeuse, Yd.. .. $1-85 Rich. lustrous, satin-faced Charmeuse soft and pliable—for costumes of distir tion. Black and colors. w 40-Inch Chiffon o $4.69 Velvet, Yd. . Black—all-silk chiffon velvet. Ready to "be fashioned into the most stunning wraps .. $6.00 Cheney’s Chiffon Velvet, Yd.. .. The unanimous choice of all Paris for ernoon and evening 42-inch width, in 35 colors Revue of Fall Fashions The Second Performance Tuesday, the Final Showing Wednesday Afternoon One-thirty to Three O’Clock : it i Cort Distinguished creations for tailored wear, sports, after- noon, evening—will be displayed by twenty mannequins. A special runway has been built in the Apparel Shops, Sec- ond Floor, where the revue will be held. Music by Meyer Goldman and his orchestra and novel entertainment num- bers will be features of this Fashion Show. WOMAN DOCTOR FREED. Refused to Pay Bill and Was Jailed for Contempt. BOSTON, September 21 (#).—After five days in fjail, Dr mily Clark MacLeod, Boston physician, who was decorated fo rwar work in the Near East and Siberia, was released. She had been held for contempt of court i,n refusing to pay a plumber’s bill for 178. A man whose identity was not dis- ciosed obtained her release by paying $209.05 to the clerk of the Suffolk Su- perfor Court. That amount included the court costs. ABOUT 30 YEARS AGO a new paint infant came into the world, which was the first of its kind and they christened it the name it richly deserves: DAVIS 100% PURE (THE ORIGINAL) Many storks since then, have brought paint infants, but +they are imitations of the original. If you have never met this DAVIS 100% PURE PAINT baby, who now has grown to a big fellow— meet him—he is well worth knowing. “A Billion Dollars Cannot Buy Better Paint” wear R THIRD FLOOR. LANSBURGH & BRO. e — Tuesday--xtfaordinary Sales ON THE THIRD FLOOR 300 Double-Bed Sheets At a Price That is Really Absurd! $1.09 "Tis just such opportunities as this which enable the / thrifty housekeeper to replenish her supply of bed linens at low cost. These are fine quality undressed and seam- less sheets, which run extra long, size 81x99 inches. Long wearing and worth much more than this special price Shop Tuesday—And-Save ! ON THE SECOND FLOOR Quilted Satin Boudoir Slippers Dainty—and So Very Comfortable! 98c 188 pairs—many of which will doubtless find their way into college- bound trunks. Of fine quilted satin, with soft soles and heels; neatly finished with braid, and soft pom-pom. In black, rose, copen and lavender. Sizes 2%; to 8. i Shop Tuesday—And Save ! ON THE FIFTH FLOOR ' 9x12 Seamless Velvet Rugs . An Amazingly Opportune Value $32.00 3 ON THE FIRST FLOOR Men’s Cotton Pongee Pajamas We Need Not Tell You What a Value This Is - $1.29 This is a really unusual price for these well made, fully cut pajamas of a fine grade of cotton pongee, which wears well and launders beautifully, 4 Colors are white, tan, helio and blue; all are trimmed with neat silk frogs. Sizes A, B, C and D. Shop Tuesday—And Save ! 3 ON THE FOURTH FLOOR Dainty Rayon Boudoir Pillows ON THE SIXTH FLOOR One Dozen E-Z Seal Fruit Jars - 95¢ A Rainbow of Delicate Colors and Pretty Shapes Two-thirds of the cost of painting is in the labor, so be wise and choose for yourself the ffln.r;im';v:figi&x’ ::“ $ 2 9 5 Will Keep Your Fruits and Vegetables for Winter j and lastslongest, which This i f th i i R : : = ° is is one of the finest rug offerings we've seen in Housewives intending to put up thi T can d “9#’2801‘?1) liV’E.l)‘& i : many a day! These are a beautiful grade, séamless with | for the Winter vu:l{1 f:?:% &ge jal:‘s \'ee‘:y?‘;:tics.f‘a:tcndrgcaands Of a beautiful grade of rayon which looks almost. | closely sheared nap, and 4ringed at both ends. In gorgeous convenient . - 3 H. B'MDA‘Y}§‘COM°|:ANY exactly like taffeta, in lovely changeable shades. new patterns that will harmonize with any color scheme. 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