Evening Star Newspaper, June 29, 1926, Page 5

AV NINTI ENUE o Values™ P-B and P-B “Peak illustrate economy emphasize quality., Four Hundred Pairs Fine Summer-weight Men’s Pajamas A ““Peak Value” Specially Priced The majority of these pajamas are of corded and woven madras in a wide variety of neat stripes and small figured patterns. Slip-over, French and collar style neckline with four silk frogs and pocket. After this sale these Pajamas will be re-marked to their usual higher selling price. THE EVENING STAR., WASHINGTON, D. C. TUESDAY, JUNE 29 DAHONEY “PRCE - SENTTOPRIS Man Accused of Fraud in U. S. and France Jailed on Reaching Africa. ted Press. 9.—A smooth atin is ad- g “Prince Kojo who left New Mrs. Harry N. ¥ white woman of ol shiel alou Houenou,” < October 17 with from ise Ameri sued the i | who is now in the B peniten- tiary for fraud in connection with mperor of Africa.” Check in Chicago. arrested in bogus $118 bill for a hat, e for & woman com- hat he had ed funds to cover the check. in Chicago he was ejected from ionable restaurant. o took a law degree and assumed the title of “prince” in Bordeaux, sayse Le Matin, and then came to ri: where he was enrolled as a | MOOSE PAGEANT “AD” RESULTS IN PROTEST Women's Clubs Will Present Objec- tions to Proposed Scene to Sec- retary of Labor Davis. By the Associated Press CHICAGO, pr | pageant | with the 1 1 adv .June 29.—Resolutions of inst portions yesterday, would e would not be justi . who is di- o e AVENI . AVENUE o NINTH- . from_ th (When thinkyq?“ He doesn’t need sympathy— he needs a Palm Beach Suit The gentleman at the right insists on wear- One of the many hairline stripe patterns now in stock. Many others include fancy patterns and plain shades. Palm Beach Remember the words “Palm Beach” cover a ing a winter worsted to a summer roof garden. He should know that his best friend for a sum- mer night’s dance (other than the girl of his choice) is a cool, stylish Palm Beach Suit. When he does he’ll applaud all the encores and stay until'the last wail of the saxophone. multitude of suits — Parker-Bridget Palm Beach Suits come in a great variety of pat- terns and are tailored to strict specifications. [ = KN BAND CONCERTS. Today at Walter Reed Gen- eral Hospital 6:30 p.m., by the United & s Army Capt. Willlam der; Thomas I Massenet (a) Marche. (b) Air de Ballet. (¢) Angelus, (d) ete Boheme. Flute and French horn 4a “Sorenade’ (Performer by Alex: Lutkiewitz, staff sergeant; Alfred Luedtke, horn.) he Lure of Alas Bent Friml uet, Titl “Rose Marie,” By request.) Songs: @) Gypsy's Love from “Fortune T in ward ral Hosp f the K. o .. Dvorak i of cle the 1y at Chevy Chase O 4 by United William Taylor 1 conducting Mareh, “Our Glorlous Banner,” Santelmann Wives of -Nicolat stein Overture, Wind “Roman 3 nium ol witiful ¢ “Merry de Luca Mustcian Peter A Hazes.) scenes ta” (Principal from “Lau 28 Tone p« march from enter, second lea he Invincible », “Merry ornet s Lucantoni G Wilson he opera »fenbach de ubert-Liszt he Prin- .Herbert “The Shepherd from cuenots, ed Banner.” Capitol, to- n United and, William H. der Taylor ader, conduct- () *Aid de T (1) Intermezz ‘S 1 Polanatse”. . ngled Honors Italian Hero. ROME June 29 (#).—Antonio Certo of Pittsburgh, Pa., placed a wreath on the tomb of the Unknown Soldier. He paid his ite in behalf of the f th L SAVINGS DEPOSITS MORRIS PLAN BANK Under Supervision U. 8. Treasury 3408 H ST. N. W. For an Excellent “Finish” Begin WITH Butler- Kl Paints, Stains, Enamels, Var- nishes—based on an enviable reputation of 81 years— backed by an absolute guar= antee. 607-09 C St. N.W. Main 1751 or 4902 719 17th St. N.W. (Just Above Pa. Ave.) Main 10450 L5000 000600000 200 ne i WHITES GUARDED AFTER RACE RIOT Southern Workers in New Jersey and Negroes Clash. 15 Persons Held. te troopers guarded the land- ing of 125 Southern white men re turning to their homes from work at a canning factory at Cornwell, Pa., atter riot that involved mearly s and whites Sunday night. Beaten with a base ball bat stoned in the outbreak, William 1con, Ga., was reported to 1l condition from his in Robert Fisher, alleged leader of the band of negroes, who i ged with ult upon Bryan, is being held §500 bail, and 14 others, 11 of them negroes, were held under $200 bail each. constant communi of troopers in Regularly $2.00 to $3.50 and | 1926. 5 A e . were called out Sur ending the riot, in ¢ needed. The Southern whites came to this section recently to work a fruit- packing concern, and many of them established their homes here. very morni large yacht c & the w the g wharf they to shouts o corgla crackers. trash” and RESERVE COMMISSIONS. Residents of Washington Appoint- Reserve. s he Wi t to the following residents rrison, How- Winder, 1408 Frede partmi of this cit ard Univ Alab: Brentwood second lieu- rve Corps Thomas, as heen appoint tenant in the Infan A fetching costume is any costume that will fetch a man. comes 70 VI, HEALTH OFFICE WARNS OF WHOOPING COUGH Dr. Fowler Declares Disease Con- tagious and Has Proved Fatal in Many Cases. Children with whooping cough should not be allowed to play with other children and should not be taken to public places, District Health officer Willlam C. Fowler warned yes- terday as reports of an increase in cases of the disease came to his office. Whooping cough is a contaglous disease, Dr. Fowler pointed out, and parents apparently fail to realize its seriousness. This disease caused more deaths in_the District last year, he Hotel Inn 604-610 9tk St. N.W. Daily, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00 $7 rooms. $6 weekly: $10.50 rooms, §14 with wdilet. shower und lavatory, $ % in reom. 50% more. Rooms like Mother's. 14 Million More Septevmnr 4 At Washington’s most popular— $8; 10} D. J Kaufman's Annual Sale of Better Shirts 5,000 Shirts, including such famous brands as Emery, Ide and Excello $1.65 3 for $4.75 \ $7.65 4 for $10 Regularly customed. $4 to $6 ' : a (3] eald, than either scarlet fever or measles. Parents who permit children with the disease to play unrestricted and expose other children or who take them to public places will be prosecut. ed, according to the healt officer. The health regulations pre penalty of a filne not to excee for exposing persons to a contaglous disease. S The Hecht Co. The Hecht Co. / It takes more thana price to make a shirt sale. This IS a sale! An important one! The Big Sale which comes but once a year. 5,000Quality shirts including’ such hig’h-class quality makes as Ex- cello. Emery & Ide. The B'ig Point is that thq we are holding a sale, we are not askingwa mantowear shirts of a type beneath those to which he is ac- We tried to have one price, but we couldn’t do the impos~ / sible; so there are 2 prices, $1.65 and $2.65. And at these two prices you get shirts that sold‘from $2 to $6—~neckband styles——collar-attached styles. Striped ones—checked ones —quiet ones—lively ones—white ones in Broadcloth and Oxfords. Size 14 to 173. Don’t fool around—be here at “8” in the morning. “First here, Best Dressed”—and there’ll be a crowd as early as “7” | VA 1005 Pa. Ave. Money’s Worth or Money Back . J Kaufmag ' * 1724 Pa. Ave.