Evening Star Newspaper, January 17, 1926, Page 28

Tiikk SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. r one - &= e " i&ll&!flx e il iy €. ) JANUARY 17, 19226 PART ! i e [ e | ence of the World War, the astonish- | | | ing revelations of human incapacity | i | shown, by which should be capital | i | ized in co ucting policies that will | Hours, U. S. Finds, BISHOP OF RALEIGH B2 Grap Swinn Speciai Dispatch | benefit eve citizen and insure & ! richer and sounder inheritance. “Not the least among the accom jeSint | plishments of the engineer as a re-| J!Illl of World War conditions hax, | been to promote employment within | « own ranks. It will be reassuring = . | his Research in Industrial and| i e pubiic'to know’ that s mationa | Human Effort to Reduce | Kremt - profession of enineering. ! Waste Planned. 15=a hours | TOBEGUESTHERE Reception of Catholic Daugh- ters Also to Be for Head of Organization. 30-mile swim negotfated in - vecord set up hy a is the “speed’ Crisfield crab. one of hundreds used | by the Federal Bureau of Fisheriex ‘ determine the ‘ | | | [ BALTIMORE. J | Whose members number 200,000, hs | been developed to the point of pr | nounced succes. i | Leading engineers yesterday at tached significance 1o a speech at the Chevy Chase Club before the council ! on Friday night R. Cris i. Hafey. Bishop al Re the d that the board's ed engineering | posted in 1build k strongly methods. Need of Reseurch. Dexter S Kim- | “the most | £ public service | anlzed engineer Al subsequen A number on the ta crab furnished identifica comparison of the time of liberation with the place of recapture has in much valuable data. Mr. Crissinger declared that | federal reserve system would ha roment reor. | Anest research factiit earch in many flelds | ganization in the c human effort, solu. |research was vitally necessar s lems, | Successful working out of the coun-| try's banking problems Mr. Crissinger declared Federal Reserve Board w [terested In Wall Street spect which, he added, should not hourd’s polley. Nelther should the | discount rate be rafsed or lowered, he suld, 1o meet conditions iy this speculation of by fiuc The feder time and resulted ven in f New- | Cath MEXICAN FLOOD DEATHS, | 150; LOSS, $5.000.000 15.000 Persons Made Homeless, Of- ficial of Railroad Says—Mala- that the| not in ation ind @ more thorough organi ect the | in the pub ures of tha Work 1id prospect of to reorgan the Interior ria Follows Deluge. ent prices, he asserted. was designed 1o all the people and not to meet Ameriean Engi am for 1420 of Secretary Hubert Sahadulen in our aim to centralize the im | pp! ublic works functions of the | reh effort trative hoard d onvene in Lo he last week in April and in Detroit early in June is fixed at 130, pre M0 and 15,000 loss of if w he essentials of the public works bill to he introdn. report said because of the h ex water. Al e and re de: dicine is b needed the diseases. the SUPERIORITY COSTLY. | Beat Husband at Games. Got Teat by His Fists, Wife Says. to comhat | S report said | Intesios Substitute for Rubber. Hizh rubher prices have stimulated L revival an industry in Texas by which a substitute for product is derived la plant much 1 on Waste, renewing their 3 o that Killia Special Dispateh t Meikeljohn te Confer on Job. MADISON. Wis.. January 16 () U g o Dr I T k fi e her wealthy "= g 1 bheat him so often e heat me up i t ohess he upset | he board 1y eve { When vied to teach him the | o play bridge he heat me.” | « million_dollars ealing. it is hoped’ funds tal weaknesses in industry and ance by an extraction When 1 process, the material being erproofing cloth and for of philos rwith university re. | w anuary 21 footwear. | ) ers ave determined that ' rizht way Real Reductions Take advantage of these very spccia] prices while they are effective. It's only because these lots are broken or are discon- tinued styles that such rctluctions are san ctionable. CHAIRS: Overstuffed Armchair, BOOKCASE : with comfortable round- shaped back, covered with attractive velour. Fine Mahogany Veneer Bookcase with three doors ving Latticed Reduced to wa s @41 8) —_——— In the new ‘‘BARGAIN SECTION™ lass panels. A v Boudoir Armchair, i . Loose Cushion and cov- ered with a fine quality of Velour. Were $45.00. handsome design and splendidly made. Was $145.00. at our Seventh Street Store Also, at Our 9th St. and Pa. Ave. Stores A;nother Purchase fsf Sale- Women's New Spring Shoes @t a deep price at a price to make, them “Zip”’ like Shoating Stars! Sold at a price —much below concession their values! NOTHER fine chance for women to pick up 2 or 3 pairs of new Spring low shoes—at a record-price. You can see by the illustrations how attractively they are styled. Whether vou prefer patent leather—satin—suede—or velvet— vou'll find it. Some are trimmed with contrasting leathers. And vou'll find all the styles on display, for convenient choosing. PLENTY OF ALL SIZES —at these 4 stores on]y—— 222 At All Our Stores MIDWINTER MARK-DOWN of regular stocks -All Departmcnts | Great Savings! 77 7th & K 414 9th St. N.W. 1914-16 Pa. Ave. 233 Pa. Ave. S.E. Reduced to LIBRARY SUITES: Two-piece Library Suite, consisting of Set- tee and Armchair in solid Mahogany frame with cane backs and sides. Covered with a fine grade of Velour and has revetsi- ble Cushions and fous Pillows. $337 50 Was $415.00. Reduced to Bed-Davenport Over- stuffed Suite. Consists of Davenport Bed, with separate felt Mattress, Armchair and Wing Chair. Covered with Tapestry and has rever- sible Cushions. Was $325.00. $265.00 Reduced to A splendid Overstuffed Suite for the living room. Three pieces—Davenport, Armchair and Fireside Winged Chair. upholstery with spring cushions. e NG00 DINING ROOM SUITES: A very handsome Suite of ten pieces, constructed of Walnut and Gum- wood. The China Closet has glass panel in the door. Special Price $25000 Ten-piece Dining Room Suite of Sheraton type, in Walnut and Gumwood. A feature of this Suite is the attractive Velour loose $35.00 Reduced to SEPARATE BEDS: Four-poster Bed with solid Mahogany posts and cross rail. The head end is made with Mahog- any Veneer. This bed is double size. $35.00 Was $40.00. Reduced to Simmons Steel Beds with full paneled head and foot ends. Both double and twin sizes— finished in Walnut. Were $45.00. Reduced to Simmons White amel-finish Steel Beds, made with 2-inch con- tinuous posts. 4.0 and 46 sizes. Three-piece style includes spring. Was $13.50. $9.85 Reduced to TABLES: Solid Mahogany rary Table of Rapids make. lent piece finished. En- Lib- Grand An excel- beautifully Was $55.00. Reduced to $4150 Library Table finished in Mahogany Veneer, with drawer. $48.50 Was $56.00. Reduced to Solid Mahogany Dav- enport Table of Grand Rapids make. Was $55.00. . $41.50 Reduced to Davenport Table finely finished with Mahogany Veneer. One-half Oval shape. This is a very $3375 “inlay.” Was $500.00. Reduced to . $375.00 pleasing design. Was $65.00. Reduced to..... $58.50 $125.00 BEDRCOM SUITES: Four pieces, consisting of Dresser. Chest of Drawers, Vanity Dresser and Double Size Four- Poster Bed. Excellently made of Walnut and Gumwood with fine qual- ity of figured Veneer. Was $35 vty 1$99815() Four-piece Suite of Grand Rapids make, con- structed of Walnut and Gumwood. Dresser, Chif- forette, Vanity Dresser and Double Size Bed. A very attractive Suite. Was $4855.00 $36500 Reduced to Seven-piece Bedroom Suite. consists of Dre Chifforette, Vanity Dresser, Double Size Bed. Chair, Bench and Night Stand. A Grand Rapids product in Ma- hogany and Gumwood with fancy overlay panels of figured Veneer. Was §750.00. Reduced to $585-00 Five - piece Bedroom Suite of finely finished Walnut and Gumwood, consisting of Dresser, Chiffonier, Vanity Dresser. Double Bed and Bench. This is a very su- perior Suite of Grand Rapids manufacture. Was so00.00 $5OB () Reduced to Five - piece Bedroom Suite, consisting of Dresser, Chifforette, Vanity Dresser, Double Bed and Bench. In fine figured Walnut Veneer. Was SS000. G437 5() Reduced to Designed along very pleasing lines, in Walnut and Gumwood, and consists of four handsome pieces—well made and finely finished. Specially Priced at.. $187.50