Evening Star Newspaper, March 28, 1926, Page 13

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, MARCH 28 1926—PART 1. * 13 tors themselves, include Mrs. clair Bowen, Miss Lucy Brickinstein i - sons l‘n !hf’ "un‘l!:ll :fv‘f‘ u\u!r:m.uu-{m’ COOL'D : Rov. WI'L! Darby. Carl ,_:“::J. ;Burlingmn. Vt., Home May Be Of. - i ’ 3 3 Mrs, Edwl I l ker Rev. 5 , Asks for Plans. Interest in Art in Na- | ppgs, Ella May Powell, Ri Ly R o Rev. C. - : . , ) tional Capital. a1 , . Explains Recent Speech by Husband Given 15 Days to v A ] | giinii; = Ti’;;é’?';‘{’c‘n e Bian aA T A " . : . - \ b in connection with their successtul | thur Smith. e : Declaring Foreign Nations | Answer 5 Questions on Re v i Tales e T Tk s o ey, Moming Mush Choir of Bethlehem, Pa., to Washing-| wagshington are among the gua Have Little Gold. moval of $2,300,000. e/ ; - Son mgain this year, foF. presemation | Lves oE oL A e Cheir hopesranse ; : : of St. Matthew's “Passion” at the |pere, | S - ¢ i 5 S ‘Washington Auditorium on Tuesday ‘Hn cher et 5 i . 2 6, a group of music & e By the Associated Press. Washington society must wait until b Ncione 3 ; g o A")’l:” oD O Mue| A London woman wears a watch set |if the President’s pla: Chairman Smoot of the Senate| priday, April 9, for a second install- # % o - fotinad themselves into an assoclation | I & dog collar bracelet of diamonds. mer have been comy finance committee said yesterda¥ | ment of the absorbing domesti - L oy i o o of the Friends of Music, that a statement he made in the Sen- | ference: rmistead Peter, Jr., and s e . . The society, now small in numbers, 77 poiAink ivaits do o ced in the public in- ha ut which it is hoped will be the nu- Z ate Thursday that private loans now B e terest by prominence and own- being made to foreign countries bY | giopin o $2,300,000 in stocks and jew- exists under the same name in Berlin, American banks would not be repaid | els, the custody of which was the S New Yo0rk and other music centers for generations, had been miscon- | basis of legal action taken by Mrs. 2 of the world, was organized to pro- “irued in some quarters ; ' ' e e e bank and E d by Frank J. Hogan ! Natfona! pital, “I did not mean that th ank and eed by Frank Hogan and 4 , O o ity Arouglt private loans would not be ol | Ar ter, counsel for Mr. Peter, Vs e _ : T as they came due. wator st |and H. Prescott Gatley, attorney for 2 d whose interest many prominent per- said. “What I did mean was t Mrs. Peter there will be no develop- . et \: . o e £ A Al loans to foreign countries would in- | ments between now and April 9 when > { crease, as did loans by British banks [ Mr. Peter will be called upon to ap- crease, 88 did loune by ot ther would| pear in court and. give satlstactory " - ... . Sherwood Forest continue to mount long as the sons why he should nbt be enjoined U'nited States remains the money | from disposing, pl or removing { ’ ; , er of the world any of the secur the District % " v NOW The foreign countries have of Columbia, unless there is a settle- ; 5 the gold with which to pay s | ment in the meantime. 3 » s , on]y 30 Miles the interest payments—governme In the meanwhile Mr. Hogan and and private—continue to floy Arthur Peter have announced that the 4 X - Via, Bladenabvny and v, we will have to prov ite is “fully intact” and has been / . zod in the interest of both princi- Defense Highway 1t all time: i Mr. Peter w: served with the pa- 20Mites of Cancréte think for one moment that | pers afterncon requesting his 10 Miles Excellent Gravel are heing made to |app e in court and they were fol- Upper, left to right: Maj. Dennis E. Nolan, Army representative; Hugh Gibson, chairman of the commission; Road. ing to | lowed up yesterday by the fil u | Brig. Gen. Harry A. Smith, Army_representative. Follow the Signs at End of and 1| list of five questiol Mr - Lower, left to right: Capt. Adolphus Andrews, Rear Admiral Hilary P. Jones and Rear Admiral Andrew T. Conioréte the history | Mr. Peter to v Mr. i Long, representing the Navy. be en 15 days to answer the ques- .4 States is the money | tions, which, brietly, call upon him to cent f rld now. We will | ui‘phu t}N.qul history of the removal | === e have to provite mine way ol feke | ot the fariiins from tho sl dsposl . i 7 P eerless Furniture Co., 829 Seventh St. NorthwestZZ22 7 77 at is going to be the hard- | Trust Co. Pape"ng and Pamtmg tion we will have to me; R sy @ ithout hesitation that the B Very Reasonable Prices e Tosaigs i [STOANTHONYISIPLAYERS | o R b e S 05" the banlks dre mak The ‘store of reliubility. Established 1910. & new to forelgn countries REHEARSE FOR NEW PLAY | ™ * i be paid—l am speaking of private | Phones Main -hli""' 3713 loans—they never will be paid until e l o ey hover Wil o patiuncl| e s EDWIN S. RUCKER as the war that has just happened, ! 1210 H Street N.W. fransferring the money center of the | Presented, With Miss Anna May | United States to some foreign coun- 4 S50 ry, and then they will pass through Fitzmorris in Leading Role. = the same experience.” The St. Anthony’s Players of Brook- | —T—— 3 land, D. C.. one of the most active Russians Seek Rubber. | elu -v’::.“:‘n:-m h:\f'n s :f;:::4l‘l'r|‘ ‘ e R AT COldS To Make Your Home More Beautzful for Eastertide!!! the rubber districts of South and (12 and 13. A m performance | S ke D _performa m today—don’t wait Central Ame for the purpose of | Will be given Sunday, April 11, for S_"’ ¢ g ': B inding rubber plants that might be | the sisters of Washington. You can stop a cold in 24 hours if Z 004 %% XS 4 own country for cults, | Miss Anna May Fitzmorris, well [you will. You can check the fever, 7 : ace, re looking for plants | Known star in the dramatic of | open the bowels, tone the entire sys- L 7 y ‘;’;‘ Ww Mmatized wnd made to | Washington, will ‘take the 1 tem. The way is with HILL'S. After 7.1 1110%6% 's% ,’.’.fiv produce. | role at “Ionora,” and will be ably | 75 years of proving, millions now P.‘Q‘ '.0’03(0‘ A XXX o (Harris-Ewing Photos.) ‘ | Prices That Spell “THRIFT’ New beauty and comfort for your home at great savings! These and many more Easter specials enable you to freshep up your home for the holidays in a most thrifty fashion. Come in tomorrow and note the un- usually low prices we have placed on fine. new furniture of the same cha ter that has alwa symbolized this X s b . Price 30¢ ., (o ! s O % ) the United States Bureau of Mines. ——————— \ SRS L ey A4 < ’z way ure o a delicate set w.qu that member u,.x nm.\( of ) S . - ~ (&4 U 3 i e beral credit service enables you to pay in convenient el 5 - et ¥ R W p ki ST | supported by Thomas J. Trodden and k 2 i ¥ A | Brnara Counotis, employ it. Take HILL'S at once 2 H‘OA,_, Mars a Cold Cauntry | “'Others in the cast will be Florence | When a cold appears. Don't rely on he average temperature on Mars | Mattimore, Dorothy —Muckelbauer, vthing less efficient, less complete. e 1 as being about | RAvmond Sneedon, Herbert Walsh, | All druggists. 00 degrees below according to | Thomas Moore and Paul Hofmann. Bo Sure Is ¥ u.\x by one of the | Commons do not pay attention to their " et sclentists 'in the bureau Lanparal as was Hone in olden davs. | Got RedBox 2RQagro® with Porirst 0 Ch 4 Dpen a Charge Account With any suite purchased during our March Sale a $19.00 Bridge P . . P ) , mp and Silk Shade. a £2000 M Kroehler” 3-Piece Living Room Suite oy Diveriport, Table or o $7200 = - = d 2 = 2 Buu'l Mirror. A Eukn Ine 24 Tedrs ot the Tailored in Cut, Print and Jacquard Velour 935 F Street Same Address o Dress up your home for Easter with a handsome new living room suite N \ ' e and save money! Here are three beautiful piece assive and comfortable— New Model GO-CARTS ” covered with richly figured jacquard, print and cut velours. Fine spring ) ; : 0 atc t e at lln 0 3 construction throughout, with loose cushions and gracefully rolled arms. The last of our Spring shipments have just arr and go on our i Y A suite that is worthy of a place in your home. Three styles to select from. floors tomorrow. making this all odds the largest and most inter- Free slip cover materfals—enough to cover your entire suite—striped esting stu k of baby carriages in town. Our low prices are still a - patterns and flowered cretonnes. other reason why yon should come here for vour carriage. Of Eastertlme Sele Ct These TERMS ARRANGED WEEKLY OR MONTHLY FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE : 30 j i Perfect From A. Kahn Inc. i 1% ; . Big, Roomy Carriages Genuine Reed Strollers Eastertime, the sign for an outburst of gew Spring | o = 5 ! & $ 50 = ”"""'$ ‘”95 i clothes, jewelry, etc.,'to match the exuberance and beauty 3 - of the occasion. What is more befitting than the owner- > e s your chance to get a And up ship of a perfect diamond, selected tvith confidence from ot ¢ carriage in cholce of our complete assortment of sizes at moderate prices? Be- 11-Piece Gl'Ollp, IHChldl“g 4-Piece Walnut-Veneer Bed' et ,m\l pric L A low we quote several very unusual values in these rare room Sulte, in Amerlcan and Hufl“enot lesh (=) ems. g “Peerless quality.” These four large pieces—Bow-end Bed, Dresser, Roomy Chest of Drawers and your choice of a Two-drawer Semi or Full Van- $ 1 3 REFRIGERATOR Time Here! ity—in rich, walnut veneer on gum and other cabinet woods—complete a To buy a refrigerator here is to effect a double saving! First I his Perfect Diamond handsome suite at a tremendous saving! See it tomorrow! you save on the purchase price because of the low figures we are Also included with this group—Link Spring, Two Pillows, Eas¢l Frame, quoting on_refrigerators of quality construction and scientific prin. Electric Bed Light with silk shade and Electric Boudoir Lamp and Shade. ciples of refrigeration. Second, the purckase of one of these refriger- A i TERMS ARRANGED—SMALL WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS ators will pay for itself in a few months in the food it will keep from t 5 spoiling. i It weighs 1 and 58-100 carats, or 8 points more than 14 carats. It is a = 1 - ‘ gem of the finest quality and its sparkling beauty is unusual and rare. '__ y ] “\ ‘f' @.mp A Perfect Diamond A Perfect Diamond $545 $365 Of sparkling and fiery color. It It weights 76-100-carat or one point weighs one and 4-100 carats, four points more than three-quarters of a carat. = o more than a full camt Inspect this Of perfect quality and sparkling white beautiful gem. color. Priced specially. : Sensational Value in Gum, X 17-Piece Dining Room Outfit » Convenient The Popular Walnut-Finish Including Suite in Gum, Walnut Top Icers Side lcers A Pe rfect Diamon d A Perfect Diamond 4-PC. BEDROOM SUITE Finish—*Peerless Quality” le.gs $19.50 You couldn't sk for a fner Din- 9 uality’ ine Room, Ouifit than this. Mag- Peerless Q lity nificently built of cholce gum, “wal- s 5 1 Sav nut. - finish, - in _several stvles. In- 1 8 on AT e lote sutte, 12" Bletired, cludes Extension Table, Large Buf- rice ueually agked for inferior suites! fet, Semi-closed China, Closed Server, This is a very handy model S 3 o A apeatry Ruks (size 27x54 with 80-pound ice capacity and 48 Darhiaps lnclu(Pl Full Size Bow-end Bed, ‘an- ith nter. d 1rnvmra Besulllul Tapestry Rugs (al'r g e Mgt G gt Ay i g g o B R T T T [t i e S more than one-half carat. A perfect ity. Itis a fiery beauty with green bril- Drawers. Good constfuction throughout' finich Bread Tray. All for this startiingly low brice: Don't LIS e n don e Sveines ind” absolutely odorless gem of fine white color and sparkling fiancy. It weighs 52-100-carat, two cabinet woods, & this v uue. & S, ish e beauty. Set it. points more than one-half carat, PAY US IN SMALL MONTHLY OR WEEKLY PAYMENTS 7¢' PAY A LITTLE EACH WEEK OR MONTH Ca EASY M . LR Guaranteed 0Oil Range $17.95 Thousands of homes mnow yoo this wonderful’ oil ranc: You can bake, b r perfect sat Rem in Al aizes. burner oil range’ af MEMBERS OF AMSTERDAM DIAMOND EXCHANGE 3.Pc. Bed Outfit JEWELLRS PLATINUMSMITHS sl 5 95 o ADOLPH KAHN fl J ARTHUR J. SUNDLUN e l ? A metal ne(ll Outfit ;-1 — i T B £ s 3 w cost. Includes tyghas - a n n c‘ Trstirer 5 ! = el bad, walnut fnieh. Al Fully gusranteed, with = TS | ‘ fillers, comfortable mat- _ . 935 F Stl'eet (g S8 214 l-»“','«——‘ L2 gttt Between 34 Years at This Address ' gaASY TERMS \ H and Eye 829 7th St. NW. ) Z 0 7