Evening Star Newspaper, January 22, 1926, Page 19

THE EVENING STAR. WASHIN GTOX, D. DAY, JANUARY 19 _ s | SN TRPHY i e Bl o cootie oo T AUTO SHOW EXHIBITS 'UNION DEFENDS CASE| DORMITORY HALL BUR lEnginecr Says Mail Carried in Air Is Safer Than Rail Transportation Incurs $75,000 Loss. NS: |N SU PREME COURTwSchool for Boys at Lakewood. N. J., ‘R e ve Jackson of vaude E sounds, or woximately 5000 le 2 .| LAKEWOOD, X. J.. Junuary 22 (®), BY ROBERT T. SMAL IDHER I ke 3108 Fagiuon O] All Preparations Completed for‘ D O L Y Member Expelled From Engineers’ | jiubert Iall a dormitory of ihe President Coolidge is being absolved | Vilie Tume IRNUBINY sech ke o mli s el e ewman School for 1 destr esid volidge is being absolved | “Uay, Ty ication that the \merican | i : A 2 is about half the percentage : 5 . Engn School-for 4 Na Geite trom: the charges brought ugainst|people are anything but <hrifty - Opening of Display at Audi- o I8 pxlng (.;;m.u .m,." ;, 1 L e Brotherhood Appeals to Force e by e today wich o o ! gx,_,lm him neart 1 ago of threatening | their thoughts and wishes lies in the - egistered malfl (ransportec ported by Uniled States railr i s b N e Lack of Foreign Entries May | e i g ;* . ;,:"‘.. his | fact thai Bastern railroads are report torium January 30. Prof. Joseph W. Roe, head of the | During the four fiscal ve Reiastatement. determined. This twenty DEomL ey the country by IS} “thetr most expensive troins = | department of industrial engineering closed, he said. the percer AR eighth fire in 21 days, and the fourris g vleas for public and private economy. | crowded daily to the Iimit, while the | 5 lof New York University, said last|safety to air mail flyers incr of sarious proportions. one of Whic Prevent Holding Contest Merchants were up in arms against | cheaper and slower tralns are all but | Preparations for the 1926 automio- |night in a speech at the Engineers' | per cent over the first four ’ \ts were heard in the United | the burning of the ilotel Lorrain he President about Easter time of |desérted by the through travelers bile show have progressed to the | Clul operation Stdies iSupremes Court cost two lives This Y e President about Easter time of j S0 HEC v K e of the extra |P0Int when vVirtually all that remains proot of his here ix no record of fly i whether a railroad employe he bui ommodated 33 st IS Year. when stories came from s trains between New York and |13 1o lift the curtain on the panorama | (ravel fs b i e e o Germany, Poland. | been_expelled from a. labor organi Acnts Bitea Msgiennen d 18 Touse that the Chief Jx- -ago are being run in as high as | 0f automotive progress during the 1ast{ vy and abre Prof. Denmark or Columbia, and during ton has the right to appeal to Fe of whom w roused from slee; coutive was not buying new head. nd seven sections to accommo- | Year. This announcement was made | tindings of an international the past 12 months 63 passeng ; ‘“‘““""‘l el """"» >\"'"“I”‘ the flame mosph v over ear for the Sprins season and had | 3i MU SEE (G Gesives to pay | (90ay Ly Rudolph Jose, chairman of ' sarvey made by the American Engi- were carried and 5927356 miles were | HhEduestion was pronghitinetore the he fire or n the baseme: s ques | bought u suit for § [top wrices tor its 1 insportation, | {he show committee of the Washing- | jieering Councll and the Department flown on Furopean passenger ront aspallal tbar o el Div d_the st ost their srnational seaplane tro-| Now that the Federal Reserve|que PUR TO0 T tained on « |ton Autgmotive Trade Association.|f Comn Prof. Roe was vice with only 12 pass v deaths N Oy | Ionging Norfolk this vear hangs | Board has reported that last year| copc fast schedule. It may be argued, | tnder who the local MOLO! | chafrman of the er ing commit.- Passenger transport. Prof. Roe safd. « Brotherhood of Lo lited States and foreign avia- | Was the greatest spending vear the | crefore, that the people who use | £XPONition is (o be held from Junuary |iee in charge of tiel will attract traffic only on the basis (" Heess, ot Belumgres of L | American people ever indulged in. it | jiem vegard time as of more value |30 o February &, inclusive, at the | wThe mail dur- of a favorable combination ; : 1t the re t of the ot ons Associa- | Would seem that the fears of the | (uad! \iiloy and are willing to pay | \Washington Auditirium {ing thr irisported | safety, reliability, cost and avai ussLian RAflpne, e naaciuin ¥ Tody for all air- | thrift wave at the White House were | for the saving of the hours and min-| Thirty-six automoblle dealers have | 15 gy Tattes or “which only 175 abilit iLed count proceedings in an effort to | 2 "jis re | unfounded. It takes more than LWO | ytes. But, if you travel on thiese trains | Sisned for space. In addition to the! - Atk event the railroad Tunions from ef- | - r 7 the Royal|years of the thriftiest administuation | ¢ou" \eil find that at least per | @utomobile exhibits, 14 leading acces. | e 1917 Beat erauepomeatic Holland Shades nouncing | Washington ever has known to Work | (ot ‘of the pussenwers use them |Sory dealers will have space. Sl ALUMNAE T0 G|VE BALL. OYSTER BOAT IS SAVED. s The thie | Binen dndgrecn. Sizés up to Le repre. hange in the habits of the Amer- pecuyse they think it is the thing, Since it will be the first automobile The At Tt LB - - Nt e ¢ prople. Lt your aver: Amer- {15 (o, Other trains with slightly | ShOW to he held in the Washington | e el the Eapenies: SlwCovarni(Siop Eslie) Outone 4 i Wil apend | Sower schedates wnd much lowes ex. | Atditorium, buckers of the project | Mrs, Coolidge Heads Patronesses Harbor Police Prevent Craft From |Uf [l anian clenienon; a»wum_ Wm‘flhnfl’ plenta wars b 5 is good ra fares are nezlected by the travel- | belleve the setting will be extremely ! 3 by ny et hich 628 = national thrift cam-{ing public. inly (hix Qs a | fortunute. Car displays will be placed for Nurses. Sinking in Potomac v e e s o b2y has just been [ gympton of the times jaround the sic nd in the center o wing seco seni] Alumuae of the Emerger distrefs signals from . with iten Ven President Coolidge has siven [both the exhibition hall wnd the audi- | | Stiae of the Emergens tos | Distress signals from o New York | up his once announced policy of rid- ‘lulm » floor, from which all seate Will | 1hrq unnual benefit ball at the Wil- | police to the rescue of th md as soon theory of | ing in an ordin Pullinan onan | be removed to place all the oor SPACe 113 1igral on the evening of Febr Tagh 3 o Point i 2 2 R Sne gt ed I near ordinary train. \Whenever he trave at the disposal of the eshibitors. Ac-t o0 "0p 0 L0 CVELIE O Gl be SeheoieT exitorine i thel ) S Pveiie CotrE b o i1 - now he uses a special t {cessory booths will be pluced immeds. | &% Sraceess of the ball will be T Gy e B e S L i i _(Conyrisht. 10 LS TUHeRthe entrantelto eI | sk o plt OBl inuid Mu: rom v, Va he procee wisel for i [ bition hall. will be furnished by er Davi 5 toots ca vis closely questioned by Chief J The following automobile dealers | Sith be, furnished 1 piasiiat b Sl e O T cyetipnaioy CaL i = CAplTAL BOOSTERS F L FISHER HEADS will exhibit or | S, Inez Dettor Myers is chaivman placed a pump « rd and towes and afie a4 the Chief it ed, but ther armon Washington Co., Ford | gfpey 2 Betton O e ath o) s - announced that a conference i trom abroad tha Washingto: Flint ~ Co.. ' jjge, superintenden hospital amonz members of on_ the uld compet G E NEw SLOG REss c UB OAR | 1s Knight Motor Co.. Lambert (S T he floo bhenc 1 develop donbtea 3 Iv N AN P L B D »n Motors Co., Neuw Motor ! Committee : l‘;’,‘,\v.': o Wilson L. (‘u!l Honor Guest if it had jurisdictior i “g;:’rf‘_""n'y of the ; ! Inc: IL B. Leary, Jr., & Broth- | (ol ety e e SHE i When rece modern W | . s . = Washington-Virginia Motors, Inc: |y, L. treasurer i s A not denn Wonderiul 4 All Patriotic Citizens Visit Wash- Elected Chairman of Governors, Motor (o.. Peerless Motor Calvin Coolidge heuds a public, will ¢ l i portsmanship | = § Mo shington Velie Co., Frankln | jisi of prominent patronesses. ‘i > guest of hone v given b H \ DE‘] “ i i commendation, is| ington” Suggested to Transpoxta- National Organization—G. F. Motor Car Co. the Trew Motor (€0 | are on wale at u,.-’h..“. * rtern: ot P i the same " i A : 5 Kk Motor Co., Emerson & Orme | = and Letters at 4 tomorrow at pane i Alihpugh one more tion Club by S. E. Kramer. Authier Vice Chairman. lex Horner. Ine.: Commerclal | o e\ (sordar Hotel: AT A AR Cleaners and Dyers i > 2 Al R ! e nd Sypply Co.. Wardman-Jus | Teb thousand refrigerator cacs are |on the tepublic in Relation 1733 Pennsvlvania Ave. N.W. {it the e Motors, Inc.: the Locomobile Co., ™ St intam Crop o the I of the Future oy i , i ous of com Sotic: it visit Wash Franklin L of the Natic De Neane Motor Co.. Wal T el lne Lodi Miss 1 2 1 I be the L Sl i a therefore. | o, | Geographic Society was elected chair- | Motor Co.. John 1t Pendleton, k e Lostess ermit the postpone. This slogan was ymmended 100 oasdioh SR o | Hughes Motor Co.. Dic Murphy — mounce- | a1l railway officials whose trains run | \a o heiLoast EoyeTnons ol thellr e Warrington Motor ( Co. Lis Taer aanel W ational Press Club when the board | f < B 14 e o | Capital by As: Y | met last night to perfi rganiza- | Sterrett & Fleniing. Inc.; Olds Motor ’ the however. | s ool | Stephien | o for the ensuin =0 T the Washington Cadillac Co ? B e e —— spposed to any postponement plans. | Eavore ot e % _ o, G 11 Chevrolet Sales Ce s stand was taken today with re ‘\‘\'};.“smngmn r:vmlpm,l":‘(lu‘v » Club at ;"'{‘]:"' e e i G Ctar s O ions e e Of & mes | their weekly luncheon at the Occl|ynnounced the following preliminary | Motor Co., Adams Motor Co.. District ot EHa . dontact: bommities.. who .;g"‘l"f”\:“‘m ) W My |OTEANIZAtion of committees Motor ol and Pavkard Washington 3 | puce 2y £h ek House committee—A. H. Kirchlofer, Motor Car Co. clared | Kramer, “of bringing the citizens of | - 2 Kent « ories will be ¢ sited by the i i I do SOkl Dostporian ] e 10 o e Capitat e Ly | chiairunan; Russ 1‘”,\;-1“ poidecessories will be exhibited by the To every man who is careful about how he spends his money—the news of Bond’s 10th S Cup vace to 1 citizens it is our part to set forth that | Ch o8 Sennai 4 Y., BEanle < . t States was wore than | Washington is worthy of vour efforts | isher, Leroy T. Vernon B Anniversary and of the thousands of yards of high-grade woolens purchased by us at 1924 contest to pass:and {o pledge yourselves So to serve| et St ] iy < Jullien sacrifices. of | the highest interests of this com.| ., Lnterta b s 2 Panitsthat we. shall b worthy of the | B- Nichol. chairman; Juck €. ¢ . D 2L B hen ° © il vine upilaun e ntint [Beobest. D Tieini, Harold W 1 Cotmorsiion:i terto Was ton, City Worth Boost Meakin, Theodore Til G0 Wy and A st 2 *Mr. Kramer said Sor e S b e GO amhe Amerfcen has been a definite message of value. In the past two weeks thousands came to our stores . Nature has done nothing for Lon oL e SRR e ity 2 HOLD don comparable to what she has done | James D. Preston and W. J. Donald- jamong the exhibito and bought the greatest clothes value we have ever offered. If you know clothes value -UP SUSPECT SAYS for Washington. The Thames, al-|SOT. e & Z e HE'S COUSIN OF SLEMP |t £ 0 b pretes, well ut vien |, A special committee 10 arr Totrneymen - tatlors \iin St. . Tionts by all means come to Bond’s and see what we have done for every thinking, thrifty man— |tide, is nowise comparable for volume | the entertainment of vis . ave been on strike for a 44-hour e {or beauty of surroundings to the Poto. | 8ates to the Pan-American Congress | oy you, too, will buy and Save! of Journalists to be held here next Your Choice of Thousands of Bond’s Captured After Chase in Arlington no city in which the | April wa appofnted as follows C i | much a part of | Henry Sweinhart, chairman ounty. Hiram Slemp, 19. Is Held | Zton. As capitals| Franklin Adams. Graham B. Nichol | in Jail for Hearing. 3 so advantageously | J- R. Hildebrand, George »_ip'fl”ji', i =2 situated in respect to natural charms | #nd Robert D. Heinl Lrederic Special Dis as Is Washington. You men have a | Ilaskin was appointed chairman o R MCR ld & SO CLARE ince here for building upa superh | the membership ‘committee, wiber eynolds n leading a 1 Policeman William | capital that it would be almost an uu;“""“ ers of which announ s hompson vester aptured Hiram | ingratitude to Providence and to|l2t® Sales—Service up; 19 vears old, of Oak View, who | history and to the man who planted | = . 1423-25-27 L St. N.W. ! \ of C. Hascom |the city here if you did not use the| In the city of Osaka a Buddhis ‘Main 7228 + to President advantuges that vou here enjov.” |service was lately held to console the e alleged to have ki i | spirits of the thousands of cats whose a Washing {lives had been sacrificed that their 14th and Park Road N.W. in the day. ! s} men now weai | skins might be used in making the Leon S. Hurley, Mgr. taken into eustody h contain a th”’f of bk } misen,” ||,an ,-ll:k{- n(\lufl('ml I Col. 2619 officer 0! r ¢ i ! tubing which can be filled with hot|strument. much used by the geisha| - s Sl e T o Chase. | vater: | Zirls of Japa Sixty Years of Satisfactory Service Police Court R g | Judge Flarry morning. but we tomorrow mor; ip_will be confined v jail. W. Thomas firm of French & retained defend s this con French of the la iames, has been Slemy JACKSON RELICS GIFTS TOMORROW AT 8:30 AM.-—THE ALE YOU'VE WAITED FOR The Stetson Shoe Shop Semi-Annual Marks Annlversaly\ Celebration at V. M. I INGTON Presentation ) January 102d a1 ary of the birth of 1" Jackson was celebrated v at Vi ilitary Tnstic where the great Southern leader rs of his life as professor cience und philosophy and in artille impres. Memoria and raincoat presented You'll find hundreds of fine shoes, Shop style and qual- tinted brevet | smmision allantry, vican War. Contributions Sought. famed for Stetson S it in two b There are so that -, at great reductions. we | many exceptional values ne to the | .1 Home are ! igadier Pick- | that it is only s that the home I on a self- | 1 the repair irticles, he ing. work themselves | their con- ! e cor ain 8023 articles | but | couldn’t possibly list them all, these prices dominate: 555Gt Formerly Priced $11.00 to ¢ tide better ing 10 d 1o call M s 1o have the $10:2 15.00 You're going to find an unusual Youll quickig Trade | fur} Studebaker Pousr Durainbfq Flmsh ), variety of fine models in this sale: | new walking and dress oxfords, ex- clusive Stetson Shop noveltie evening slippers in patent. satin. silver, gold and kid, and many of the famous Stetson Snappy Ties & i, that have been so popular. Sixty vears of truth- ful representation of goods and conscien- tious service in deal- ing with customers is the known record of this business. zes are somewhat broken in many of the styles; but you’ll have no trouble in finding your size in any number of popular models at greatly reduced prices. G ass for all building purposes Founded 1864 HIRES TURNER GLASS COMPANY SERNHARD V. SPILLE. Manu, (Rosslyn) STETSON SHOE SHOP 13Q5 F STREET @) { o) =) is a prescription for Grippe, Flu, Dengue, A Fever and Malaris. % It &flls the germs, Colds, Bilious 2-Pants Suits and Skinner’s Satin-Lined Overcoats Value Extraordinary Hundreds of No Charge:for Alterations Bond’s “De Luxe" 2-Pants Suits Garments that we have guaranteed to be $65 values 22 Bond Stores AKRON * LOUISVILLE | BOSTON MINNEAPOLIS i BUFFALO MILWAUKEE Styl A r d | CHICAGO NEWARK Soon e cade i CINCINNATI NEW YORK OrCRIsOuTS y f CLEVELAND OMAHA 8.30to 6; : | COLUMBUS . PITTSBURGH ; i DAYTON ST. 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