Evening Star Newspaper, May 5, 1926, Page 18

THE FEVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. ¢, WEDNESDAY, MAY 5 1926 —_— SENATE APPROVAL OF DILL BILL SEEN' Passage of Radio Measure and Reconciliation With House Is Forecast. Children’s Socks, 25¢ Silk and rayon, short socks. Slightly imperfect. A beautiful assortment of correct colors. Boys’ Athletic Union Suits, 49¢ Sizes 8 to 16 years. Included in the group are also waist-attachment suits with double seats. Styles for boys and girls. Sizes 2 to 12'years. Street Floor. . ASFINE AS MONEY CAN BUILD AndWe'll Leave the “Decision to Its Owners Street Floor. Passage of the revised Dill radio bill by the Senate within the next 10 days is being freely predicted at the Capitol. The new measure of Senator Dill, which would set up an indepen: dent commission for the control of radio, is undarstood to have the back- ing of a large majority of the Senate committee on interstate commerce and will be strongly supported in the upper house when it is given over to_the floor for debate. ‘What will happen to the radio leg. islation after the passage of the Dill bill, however, still is a wide open problem. There is énly one vital point on which the Houss and the Senate differ—namely, the placement of authority—and the House already has voiced as its opinion that radio control should be given over perma. nently to the Department of Commerce, aselsted and checked by a radio com- mission of (disinterested parties. Time May Be Factor. Agreement on this issue when the two radio measures, the White and Dill bills, are submitted to a joint committee may be reached through the pressure of time—as Senators and Representatives alike are anxious for speedy adjournments. 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A Specially Planned Event Held in Conjunction With National Child Health Week A special display and sale of lhingsdfo‘r the l:‘lby | PR that are of unusual interest to mothers and also to those e ouinton o firicnds and relatives who have gifts to buy for a newly another spur to a $ettlement, but . i s arrived baby, this event presents a most pomplcle array there are many who believe that the \ of dainty, practical garments and conveniences at much Senate resents the President’s inter- less than regular prices. vention in the issue and may hold out for the independent commisison as a matter of principle. In this case it 18 not believed likely that the House ‘| will consent to change its mind. Meanwhile Secretary Hoover and other officials of his department are maintaining a_discreet silence and watching developments. . Secretary Hoover has repeatedly Valuable Booklets Free! Two booklets which give valuable information are yours without charge. 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DEAD MAN’S AFFECTIONS FIXED AT $60,000 VALUE Oklahoma Court Renders Judg- ment in Favor of First Wife in Alienation Buit. Special: 33-Pc. Layette, $10.98 3 Flannelette Gertrudes. 3 Flannelette Gowns 1 Flannelette Wrapper. 12 Red Star Diapers. 3 Shirts. 2 Pillow Slips. 1 Blanket. 1 Pair Bootees. 3 Flannel Bands. 1 Rubber Sheet. 1 Kapok Pillow. 2 Dresses. Crib Sheets, 59¢ White rubberized fabric. 27x36 e ————————————— Madeira Pillow Covers, $1.00 H an d-embroidered in ! dainty patterns. Scalloped trimming. edge. Rubber Pants, 19c White and peach. Me- dium and large sizes. Hand-Made Bibs 59¢ Also hand embroidered With under pads. Crib size. Christening Sets Wool Sweaters $1.50 White with pink or blue Cambric Sheets, 59¢ With hemstitched hem. Flannelette Wrap- pers, 59¢ White with pink or blue sillc braid and shell edge. Formerly 18c to 25c¢ a yard. White, cream, ecru and butter shades. 1 to Z inch widths, in fine diamond mesh. Edges and in- sertings. Spanish Laces, 85¢ Yd. _ 36-inch flouncings and all-avers, in black and colors. Large and me- dium motifs. " Formerly $1.50"a yard. Boudoir Caps, $1.00 A large showing in silk, crepe, lace and net Venise Laces, 35¢ Yd. Bands and edges, in 2 to 4 inch widths. Formerly 59c. White, cream and ochre. 12 ¢ Yd Georgette Pleatings 25¢ Yd. Van Dyke edge or straight, in white an dcolors. Tailored Vests, 89¢c Organdy, linen and pique, with collars and cuffs or otherwise. White and trimmed with colors and buttons. For that trim suit or frock. Handkerchiefs 10c Ea. 13¢ to 18c qualities. Men’s, wom- en's and children’s styles. Linen, lawn and fine cottons. Plain col- ors, white and colored borders. inches. Carriage Sets, $3.50 Pillow Cover and Robe of embroid- ered net, finished with lace ruffie. Lined with blue or pink. | By the Agsociated Pre OKLAHOMA CITY, May 5.—The | pffections of a dead man yesterday were held by the State Supreme Ceurt to be worth $60,000. The court affirmed a judgment of the Tulsa County District Court awarding damages to Mrs. Ann Overton against Mrs. Ellen Over- ten for the ulienation of the affections of C. H. Overton, deceased. The original judgment, however, was for $150,000, and the afirmation was contingent upon Mrs. Ann Overton Y DARARA R AR ABAAAABAAARRRARRARA A DA remitting $90.000 of the judgment. ~ Ann was the first wife of Overton, Street Floor. Women’s 85¢ Double Extra Union Suits, 59¢ Rizes 46, 48 and 50, Band top, shell or tight knee. Street Floor $2.25 and $2.98 Dainty set, consisting of dress and petticoat to match. Made of fine batiste and organdy and trim- med with lace, embroidery and ribbon. Second Floor—King’s Palace CAAAAAA AATIARRARAAAAAAAAARAAADAAAD 50c Double Extra Vests, 29¢ ‘Women's large size vests, 4f. 4% and_50. Band top style. Perfect quality. 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