Evening Star Newspaper, January 24, 1926, Page 11

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. JANUARY 1926—PART 1. 'SENATOR’S DAUGHTER WINS PRIZE GASQUE HEARINGS Yo ESSAY ON WORKING GIRLS 10 OPEN TUESDAY‘MWfl 77 Wltnesses to Be Called Before Subcommittee, Reid Says. C.y 24, Divided Payments You do not have to dicturh your sav ings to take advantage of this sal our Divided Payment Plan en to spread vo Divided Payments Budget payments from income. A dignified and practical method of pur- chasing furniture bulherland Us Experience in No interest cha Industry. for Divided Payments. ; of time | (Has Worked in Varied Fields to Study Life’s Other Side. Oatstanding Valaes Tomorrow in Living Room, Bedroom & Dining Room Suites A remarkable sale of suites for the living room, bedroom and dining room—of a type that in design. finish and worl manship heretofore meant an expenditure of at least $250. But because we were able to affect unusual economies in pur- chasing these suites from the manufacturers, we are able to offer you savings that are indeed sensational Just a Small Depcsit Delivers One of These Suites to Your Home at Once at This Special Price. Balance May Be Paid Just a Little at a Time as You Find Convenient. of Divided Payments. e hill for the < ol the District . subcommittee on ranchize of the Iouse Dis-|a ee Tuesday morning uens room of the | = debutante Sutherlard. and former Marvzavet Sutherland ter of dloward lien property cu from W her paren 4 letter from N eader In welfare w ork in Wash- | The ; : ! No Interest Charged for the Privilege 1 in the habiliments o MARG \“PT \l T"l 1 souzht employment in ix. Lampert of “i North Caraii on of New Jersey NEW CONDUIT IS READY 7 eral weekis of pract ‘nv vocat FOR USE NEXT SPRING | by Oswald Garrison Villard, editor of { the Nation. Completion Does Awavy With Dan-| ger of Water Famine in Washington. convey water from Great Falls, has passed with the completion of the new conduit, construction of which has 1 underway P However. It is not the purpose of he Army engineers to turn water into the new conduit until Spring. There is no imperative need for doing it at this time, it was pointed out. and, he- ne contraction of the concrete ich it is constructed may show certain leaks at the seams if turned | on now. When the weather warms up these joints will expand and close up. 11 is the plan now to turn the water on in the Spring. then empty the old conduits and start giving it a thor- ough overhauling, thus ziving the | District two conduitg for its water supply, which is taken in at Great Falls, b LUTHERANS DENY PLEA FOR DRY LAW CHANGES Church Council Disputes Statement Made in Address by Govern®. - of New Jersey. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, January 23.—The Na- tlonal Lutheran Council of America | today made public a resolution adopt- ed yesterday in plenary council. in k issue with Gov. Moore sev on his reference to Volatent st moattication in iy in augural address. The governor in hix address sald: | “The official organ of the National | Lutheran Church joins in the plea for | Volstead act modification The council's resolution asserted that there is no such organization as the Natlonal Lutheran Church and| that ne Lutheran Church hody, “to the knowledge of this council” has ever asked for modification of the Volstead act Rev. Dr. John A. Morehead. execu tive director of the council. said the Lutheran Church never meddles in legislative discussions. SOUTHERN PUBLISHERS’ BOARD SESSION CALLED Members to Consider Problems Affecting Papers of Territory. Jated Press cnn menting of the of and hoard of divectors of the Southern Newspaper Publishers Association was called today by President W. C. Johnson to meet in Chattanooga on February 7 and 8. The hoard meets once each vear wveen the annual conventions of 1h and at the approachi sion several ters of impor to Southern daily newspapers will he considered. includ- stice to newspapers of the e Commission changes in tes on news print paper, sec- postal rates. plans and pro- the next convent the of 1he South and cost-finding methods and seconnting The membershin of the association nearly 200 daily newspapers hern States RITES AT ST. ALQYSIUS. Mr=. Honora O'Conner to Be Buried Tomorrow. Funeral services for Mrs. Honora E O'Connor $4 yeurs old. who died at 1 sireet, T din St Aloysius Cath: Church tomorrow morning at 9 oclock. Interment will be in Mount Olivet Cemetery Mrs. O'Connor was born in Limer- ick, Ireland, but came to this coun- try’ when quite young and settled in nia. Later she moved to Min- n She is survived by three daughters, Mre. Robert L. ra itaskell . Hartnett, all of t . John W, and James O’Connor of Norfolk, Va.: Andrew I, O'Connor of Dorsey. M, and Charles . O'Connor of this a sister, Miss-Mary Martin of donsville, Va.. and 17 g The first known hook on seamanship and nautical terms was published ex- actly 300 vears ago. in 16 ohm Smith_ histarian of Tiere of the famans Foc Number of | Janvary | plained. ook up the e industrial plants in ¢ | THREE DRIVERS HELD FOR THEFT FROM U. . | z0 inte the f ! From that post uf; Arrests Follow Disappearance Gasoline and Parts From Parks Office. cinnati Svsien peinnee se in Chic her fatk Miss Sutherlind. ) the Bitd itional i south- | valunt chapce t Sutherland ship as i Plain Dy Winter 1 lengihy @ on the Clev v teachi which pern: A Chatman. 19 fon they and William rdvising her of the amounting 10 $1 nilty in the rraizned and ha n ail await and Morton is remanded 10 il be pr | tted in No Theatexs in Java. liva there are no thesiers K of, and lnmnalnmen!fl t auditori out with a e concert I in that b r at 9:30 or 10 o'clo t A warm prior o t . sent o1 audlence (o assemble e | instead of putting it in the ¢ halls are connected 1o clubs | ment trick it was placed in private | cars are in prospect According ice one of the systems s v driver to ANSELL, BISHOP & TURNER, INC. Washington’s FIRST Showing and Demonstration of the new Orthophonic VICTROLA RADIOLA The Alhambra Number One ASHINGTON marveled at the wonder- ful reproduction ability of the NEW ORTHOPHONIC VICTROLA — its features have so far outdistanced every talk- ing machine that there is no comparison— NOW COMES AN EXTRA ADDED AT- TRACTION—the famous RADIO CORPORA- TION'S RADIOLA has been installed in the ORTHOPHONIC VICTROLA — truly the greatest combination in the world. The radio set has five tubes, uses indoor or outdoor antenna and can be tuned with one hand. ‘he cabinet is in Spanish style, finished in mahogany, th maple overlays. Size 3315 inches high, 3514 inches wide and 2315 inches deen. Come in and hear it! Liberal Terms Arranged The F Street Music Shoppe Washington’s Leading Victor Shop | ANSELLBISHOPJURNH\ 1221 F ST NW. Our o.. Ghon Pianos No l)ul-hlv (tmm’r'lnn- l L l||||IIII|IIIIIII|||lII||IIllIlIIIIHIIIIIllIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIII|IIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMII VWWIWWNWV\MAMWWWW\NWWWWMM Regularly $250.00—But Tomorrow the Price is Only round fillers. Living Room Three pieces The assortment consists of Simmons’ Greenpoint Metal Beds, finished in Walnut, Ma- hogany and Ivory: 2-inch posts with flat and Many attractive designs to choose from including Simmons Graceline Steel Beds. Sizes 3 ft. 3 in., Suite Larze 4 &h club chai Vo Interest Charged for s Divided Paymenlts Bedroom Suite, $169 dre wit ing bow Huguenot combination walnut, large with large mirror. man's robe sser. h large clothes compartments and slid- size travs, six=drawer vanity and full v-Toot hed Dining Room Suite, $169 Hug inch buffet, table, lour or china leather uenot combination walnut, closet, five chairs and host chair, Duco Lacquer hnish: 60- oblong extension upholstered in tapestry, ve- console server, Ten pieces. Sale of Simmons and Greenpoint Steel Beds At 33156, and 509, Below Regular Prices New and Attractive Designs in Beautiful Wood Finishes. Extraordinary Values—Don’t Miss Them! This sale offers, Simmons gnd Greenpoint High Quali el Beds at 3 are the product of the two leadn i S distingnished from the next six months, here’s your best buyving oppor Regular $12.50 and $14.75 Beds wood beds. $7.50 4 ft. and 4 ft. 6 inches. price, $7.50. “Regular $22.00 Spiral Bed Springs A companion r makers of Splendid des and Sale sale of high-grade Spiral savi of one-thi very detail mahaoga metal bec ms, finished in walnut mity ! ny and ivory, and offer rd to one-huli 1 ed in various 'Jl\ he hed within can ha a neaw “nu?n N .]1 u you expect to need $22.50, $24.50 and $27.50 Beds $15 A choice assortment of very best selling pat- terns of the season. Famous Simmons and Greenpoint metal beds. in perfect reproductions of wood finishes. showing the true grain of the various woods they so perfectly imitate. Choice of French or American walnut and mahogany. in cane and wood panel effects. Sizes 3 ft. 3 inches, 4 ft. and 4 ft. 6 inches. Sale of Dependable Mattresses at Greatly Reduced Prices Remarkable values offered to- Mattresses kind that will give vears of satisfactory morrow in Quality and Springs—the and the utmost in com They're decidedly. under- service fort. priced for this sale, so he sure to avail yourself of the oppor- tunity to save! $12.50 Mattresses $7.50 Bed Springs at a price seldom associated with this wefl known make, which retails the country but we cannot mention it. These straight foot beds only. 12 to fit 4 ft.; 6 in. size Bed 8 to fit 4 ft. size Bed 26 to fit 3 ft., 3 in. size Bed over $22.00. The trade-mark brand is a household word. are built Note the quantities and sizes. at |f Pure Cotton-filled Mattresses, for all size beds; white cotton, exceptionally well filled and care- fully built. The full size mattress for double beds has 40 tufts on either side, and the edges o containing more than 45 lbs. of clean, are firmly sewed by hand. assuring long service. Goldenberg's—Furniture Store, “Across the Street” $22.50 to $30 Mattresses $15 One of the best mattress values we've ever offered. 48 in the lot—including samples from which we took orders. Not a mattress in the lot sold for less than $22.50, and the majority sold for $24.50, a few were $30.00. Each one branded and labeled—you'll recognize the makes as the highest standard of quality. All are perfect. Sizes 3 ft. 3 inches, 4 ft. and 4 ft. 6 inches.