Evening Star Newspaper, July 28, 1926, Page 11

ETERANS PROTEST DIATUE VANDALISH Americans Who Fought With French Lay Wreath, Ex- pressing Regret. A delegation sociation of fought y placed eger statue | 'n the Place Des Ktats Un vas damaged r Jarovenko, *| not* heen free for more than five ‘the act of vand, in_irresponsible pes Jarovenko, wha ures of an Americ: French poilu at [<tatue. told the police he did [demonst ause of v: om the senten monument honor of the Amert erved with the ence up to two 3 and a fine | 00 francs. While the police be- | lieve he is sane, those who wo d" with him sa® he would not p: he police have | about the chancellery. | placed extr: American em The A American forces in Fran WATER IS RESTORED AFTER BREAK IN MAIN Alta Vista, Battery Park, Edg- moor and Other Towns Get Normal Supply Again. Residents of Alta Vi Rattery Park, Edgmoor, Chevy Chase and other neighboring communities in nearby Maryland had a normal water supply again last night after a day of interruption resulting from the breaking of a 12-inch main in Jones Mill road earl sterday morning. f engineer of the burban Sanitary Com fon, sald that by 3 o'clock yes- afternoon water had been umped back into the pipes in_the ighest localities, although normal pressure was not available until later in the evening. The break occurred in the middle of the night on an untraveled road and resulted in draining out the standpipes of Alta Vista and Chevy Chaxe hefore the trouble hegan to regigter on the gauge in the pump- house. While workmen repaired the (break the pumps worked diligently forcing water back into the distribu- tion system AMERICAN PRIEST HELD BY BANDITS IN CHINA Catholic Churchman, Name Un- known. Reported Kidnaped in Province of Hunan. By the Associated Press. LONDON, July 28.—A Reuter's dis- patch from Peking reports that Chi- nese bandits captured an American Roman Catholic priest in the western part of the province of Hunman on July 15. - The identity of the priest and de- tails of his kidnaping have not been learned. WOMEN’S UNION ON TRIP. Bureau of Engraving and Printing Employes Go on Outing. The annual excursion of the Wom- en’s Union of the Bureau of En.| graving and Printing is being held today at Chesapeake Beach. A pro- gram of contests and entertainment has been arranged. z Officials of the bureau wil be among the guests of honor. The committee in charge of arrangemetns is com- posed of Minnie D. Stevens, chalr- man; Catherine A. Reilly, Catherine M. Foley, Mae M. Sikken, Mary J. Moore, May Hall, Mayme M. Davis, Minnie M. Byer, Rose C. Simmons, Elizabeth M. Biedler, Julia K. Ed- wards, Barbara E. Cralg, Pearl Steely, Nellie T. Stebbins, Rose C. Brennan, Gertrude McNally, Bells Trouland, L. Quade, Anna Hoebert, Anna Davison, Ella Buckley, Lou Kendrick, G. Watts, Margaret Boose, Marie 8mith, M. G. Miller, K. Scher- rer, Clara A. Downe, Louise M. Dangel, Margaret Hickey, Mae Ber- gevin, Margaret Garry, G. McKee, G. Ingram, Pauline Loria, Alice Bradley, Bthel Fowler, M. Morgan, Violet Turner, Nellle Ford, A. Moore, G. Van Lanaham, M. Bule, Clara Mil- stead, Anna Coburn, Leo Doue, Ruth Majors, M. Willard, M. O'Con- nor, A. Holman, C. Coxen, Maude Mil- ler, Rose Duehring, H. Orndorf, E. Bjorkland and E. Gobbett. 2 PRYSSANT €25d ' |a bit land I can’t get away from the things EXECUTONDENED {IFETINE CROOK” Check Raiser Starts 3-Year Sentence After Vain Plea to Die «in Chair. By the Associatad Press. PHILADELPHIA. Jul quest 1o he sent to the electric chair hecause he was “beyond reform hav- ing been refused by the court, Wil- liam M, Moore today hegan a sentence of three to six years in the eastern State penitentiary for raising checks and obtaining money under false pre- tenses. Moore told the court he had months at a time since he was 2 years | 4 would be doing the community ! a great favor if you would send me to the electric ehalr, and I wouldn't mind said Moore. “I think 1 weuld bo better off dead. 1 was reared In a reform school farm. I never learned any trade and I didn't have much schooling with books. All T learned was how to he crooked, and I've been told I'm pretty good ai that. The trouble is 1 have a_one-track mind been' doing. v whole fite has been one insti- tution after another. It used to be my keenest pleasure to learn a new trick in each jail.” —_—e. 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In-a short time usu- ally every trace of Eczema, Tetter, Pimples, Rash, Blackheads and simi- lar_skin diseases will be removed. For clearing the skin and making it vigorously healthy, always use Zemo, the penetrating, antiseptic liquid. It is the one dependable treatment for skin troubles of all kinds. Ask your druggist for a small size 60c or large bottle $1.00. As EBONITE Strings toa Stick SoitWing Around the Gears Ebonite cannot pack nor deteriorate and lasts longer than anything ever devised for the same purpose. At dealers o fivepound cans; | and_service stations )\ Checkerboard pump only. ERONITE | (1TS SHREDDED PIL ) Could an expensive halr cut be called shear robbery? 1S SON OIL WORKS UMBIA 8 the Inflammation and reduce all Sweliing. The first application brings Great Relief. Stops Itching Instantly and . 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Almost everybody, then, knows a “Gage”— but who ever heard of one at $4.65? Yet here they are, and not old styles either, but the newest of the new! Advance styles for Fall. Hats with the ultra-smart high crowns. The new, cleverly creased and draped styles, shaped for every type of face. Everything that’s new in felt. Large and small shapes. sizes. THEY TELL THEIR OWN STORY, BUT IT’S SUCH A GOOD ONE THAT EARLY SHOPPING IS ADVISED — THURSDAY MORNING! PALAIS ROYAL—Second Floor In the Annual August Sale of Blankets, Sheets and Linens— Lovely All-Wool “Throw Blankets” Special, $4.95 Leaf Green Lavender Daisy Yellow Old Rose Forget-me-not Blue A pleasing addition o any room! Soft, thick and all wool, yet not too heavy in weight. Look ever so pretty at the foot of the bed or couch. Many use them as quilts or invalid robes. Plain colors or bor- dered all around in contrasting or darker shades. 66x80 inches, with deep 3-inch bindings of fine matching sateen. “Wamsutta” Sheets and Pillowcases Reduced 3 Finest “Wamsutta” percale that lasts almost forever! P Sizes before hemming: . 81x99 inches, were $4.25, now $2.83 81x108 inches, were $4.75, now $3.17 90x108 inches, were $5, now $3.34 “Wamsutta” Pillowcases, 384x45 inches. Were $1.15, now 76c; 38%4x50 inches, were $1.25, now 83c. PALAIS ROYAIL—8econd Floor. ’il, Underthings 95 - Well styled of pure dye crepe de chine in bridal white Princess Slips Chemises Combinations, Nightgowns or soft tones. ribbons. Some entirely handmade, Costume Slips Crepe Bloomers* $1.98 and Step-Ins, 79¢ Your sheer Summer frocks will look even more charm- ing over such slips as these of rayon, milosheen, sport satin, rayon alpaca or lin- . gerie cloth. In wl}ite or colors, eral vacation wear, for they require _no ironing. Tai- lored, ribbon and lace-trim- med styles, in_plain Iink. blue, peach, white or floral patterns. * PALAIS ROYAL—Third Figor Vith trimmings of laces and two-toned Ideal for traveling and gen- - Small and large head - bigger driving Save 20% to 25% in the Advance Sale of New Fur Coats \ Featuring Two Groups at | $195 w $225 Coats Will Be HAd on a Small Down Payment These two groups offer the utmost in luxurious furs and grace of styling possible at these mod- erate prices. These coats cannot be reordered later in the season except at higher prices. Select your coat now, while the sale offers such savings. And enjoy the luxury of wearing it early. ! Caracul Fluffy fox collars. Black Rose Leaf Chanel Red Jungle Green Walnut or oyster. Fine silken pelts. Northern Muskrat Horizontal or chevron effects. Crush or shawl collars. Beige Mink Marmot Beautifully sleek and tailored in style. Sealine (Sheared Dyed Coney) Cuffs and_crush or shawl collars of American mink, fitch, beige or natural squirrel. Pony Raccoon or fitch collars and cuffs make these the choice of sporting youth. Buy Now—Small First Payment Coats Stored for Later Delivery PALAIR ROY Ad~—Third Floor n\‘\(smmmm\mmm e e o ; ' Rayon Underthing Rayon “pretties” bring all the luxury of silken things to you at lower prices. It is egsily laundered, resists strain and the colars stay bright. Very spe- cial prices Thursday. Rayon Vests, 77¢c Picot-edged straps. Reinforced arm shields. Pink, peach, orchid, maize, Nile, sky and coral. Sizes 36 to 42. $1.18 Rayon French Pants, 98¢ In shades that match the vests, Lace-Trimmed Rayon Chemises, 98¢ Finished at the bottom in step-in style. Lace in- sertions and medallions make them most unusual at this price. Pink, peach, white, maze, orchid. Sizes 38 to 44. 1, M More By September 4” THE BEST WAY TO MAKE MONEY IS TO GIVE VALUE! Our slogan, Y million more by Sept. 4” means that we aim to increase our July and August sales volume thet amount over last year. To do this, The Palais Royal is giving better values than ever before. % You can quickly prove this for yourself and bene- fit by it. . PALAIS ROYAL—Main Floor ~ Men’s Two-Pants Spring Suits That'Were $35, $40 and $45 $2750 THEY say some men never buy suits until they’re driven to it. We can’t imagine a ower than the chance to save from $7.50 to $27.50. That’s what this very thorough clearance offers. Spring-weight fab- rics that can be worn now and throughout the Fall. And all have two pants! Light Worsteds Cashmeres Cheviots Tweeds Single and double-breasted styles. Sizes 34 to 44—in- cluding stouts. PALAIS ROYAI—Men's Shop, Main Floor Men’s *X65” Guaran- teed Silk Socks, 65¢ 6 Pairs, $3,65 ; Exclusive in Washington with Palais Royal. Mock seams « up the back. Perfect-fitting ankles. Altogether, the best hose in wear and looks that can be bought for the money. Black, navy, cordovan, gray, tan, white. PALAIS ROYAT—Men’s Shop, Main Floor ‘Keep Them Comfortable! Babies’ and Tots’ Things It's a very in nsive matter to keep the kiddies dressed coolly li one shops at Palais inyal. Here are just a fev’v} low-priced specials: Tots’ $1.50 and $1.95 Bathing Suits Sing Ho! for the beach and a bucket of sand. And dress the tot in these all- wool suits. They are made one-piece, ust like Dad’s. Some of the wee things ave contrasting tops and pants. Sizes 1to$ rs. een, navy, orange and blue. Very much reduced in price, you'll notice. 5 $3 Red Star Di $2.50 A dozen to a package. All first quality. Size Infants’ $§1 Handmade Pillow Slips, 89¢ Dainty, seft materials, sewed and embroidered by hand. ¥ Infants’ Paper y 25¢ Package of 10 diapers. Saves Summer washing. Convenient for travel. _ Tots’ $1.95 Knitted Capes, $1.50 Cool and pretty. Sizes. in- fants’ to 6 years. Pink, blue, green, tan, red. PALAIS ROYAL—Third Floor