Evening Star Newspaper, August 10, 1926, Page 6

8 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. . TUESDAY. AUGUST 10. 1926. . —_——— [;H ANGE |N [EAGU |WILL SHOW RARE STAMPS. AIR STATIONS TO LINK o, ¢~srves, ¢t | STANFIELD CHARGES |5 et Wit it S, o0 e e wieeer o Must Sacrifice Will be required to provide an atrport. his knowledge or consent. He added | “There has been no struggle Beautiful 6G-room bun | Viademar Wiergang to Exhivit| CITIES IN NORTHWEST |22 comierinrt i the o aic) PRIMARY ILLEGALITY | s hms v 11°boter | e, i 5 galow, with garage. large | Great Iceland Collection. short flights preparatory to the hop- ous reprehensible methods which clared M. Bokanow BUVENAN]’ R E - of ‘tomarrov ot Dex Mofhen. Towi. | A collection of Iceland stamps | pro: ; the next leg of the circult, that wi lowned by Viademar Wiergang v«vm“l’“’m’t Considered as Result of |negun at Detroit, Mich. Inst Saturday, : & ot o S employed to bring about” his def L|trary, it Is a comm o 3 - Senator Stanfield sald he had been |sons of our two n; Declares He Will Investigate Re-! (0 el Cdiv whether he would | through: it was for th fun as an independent candldate to |our two' peoples fought and sufte [be exhibitea at the regular meeting| Success of Ford Reliabil- e e T el i | ports of “Reprehensible Meth- { succeed himself at the November T lof the Philatelic Soclety at its club. ! i ner of the Milwaukee-to-St. Paul hop 0 & election and that he would not de- |~ = E {room. 1333 G street, tomorrow night ity Tour. vesterday. He made the 281 miles in ods” in Recent Race. i 1 = % _lroom. 1333 G street, tomorre ! 3 y. e : cide until he had Investigated the | Too Much Emphasis on Eu- "5 licion mrsbanie 1n e ot SRt 2 hours and 7 minutes, an average of B e akoma rark, . complete one of Iceland stamps in the 137.4 miles per hour. e 2 o This property can be pur ropean Issues Seen hy “m‘d The owner will explain its BY the Associated Press. i By the Associated Press. i . ‘ A l"\ ‘rI«‘ymv-r.l»'\'qal 2 1r:;.v rarities. | ST. PAUL, Minn., August 10.—A PORTLAND. Oreg. August 10.—| JRGES U. S.-FRENCH UNITY | re L . Greek Minister The cullection {5 to be Shown at the | ey isp. i wir transporsation, with | New Road Is Proposed. United States .Nenator TRohert .| oot st Small cash peyment. Baian i loternatlonal | Stamp - Iixhibition in {natallation of taxt, frelght and pus. | Special Dispateh to The Star Stanfield, In a statement given out | gore o0 Becives Delegation | i —— The soclety is planning an interest. | SENEOr service between munlcipal alf-| RICHNOND, Va. August 10.—]on his arrival here yesterday from | For particulars apply 4 3 [ports In the principal cities, is in | Mt Bl Ootimeice Bods S Br the Assn iated g seres of lectures and exhibitions | WS qor fhe Northwest as Residents of Hopewell are moving to | Washington, said he would investi - y. WILLIAMSTOWN August | for the Winter. |of the Ford reliability ave the State and counties buill o reports of “wrongful and flegal] pre . G W CHASE avision of the gue of Na. = !'A decision to link the ‘| rond and a bridge to connect that city which were committed during| PARIS. August 10 (®).— Receiving - C. ) ant is proposed b : X |an air chaln was reached at with Richmond instead of compelling ecent priy in which hela delegation representing the St Bailey Bldg. Politis. Minister of Greece to| Mrs. Blanche 1. Mize of Ellorado. |ence here last night of representatives| Hopewell residents (o o by way of ‘rederick Steiwer | Louis, Mo., Chamber of Commerce s Forlnfants, and delegate to the league in | Ka has announced her gandidacy | of the tour and delegations from four | Petersburg to reach this city. The vesterd: M. Bol Irench Y Inoalids, Takoma Park, D. C. at the Institute for lleutenant governor of that State. ‘.\'w(ex and Winnipeg, Manitoba. | State is to make the pl for the [ minister of comn o TheAged Pl She is at the head of one of the most | The conference adopted a resolution | bridge and estimate the £t 1red he would seek to learn | hopes of future Iranco-Am Nourishing—Digestible— No Cooking, hone Adams 8164 successful building and loan firms in [calling upon the cities of this section | road. thg counties to pay e | responsible for printing | laboration. He ' recalled ords | ¥he Home Food-Drink for All Ages | ' E Kansas. to “unite upon a definite policy for and Hopewell to pay for the L i ation of a “notorious yel- lof Gen.,Grant: “Write the word | o cried on unde <umed a universal ch ments ¢ have a Doint out the necessity for ganization, M. Politis said last night - WREREXEXEXB XXX IERERXZREXZERERXEIEIGEIXEILEIEREI% “There is no doubt that with the daveiopgent of its activity the league - has little by little d from the ¥ universal to the plane.” M ’ . Politis said. “The principal problems | D t t p i dedle! il as disarma. | ont waste precious New Year Cards For the Jewish Holiday Orders taken now for New Year Cards. with 4 vour name and appropriate greetings. Several re of more in o ouer prts Vacation Hours--- seems no set D e e by shopping for things you need. Tele- phone or write our Personal Shopping 1e development of | Bureau (Main 5100) and your wants will ity and its present B i aee styles to choose from. 25 cards and envelopes Sees Need of Adaptation. is a great convenience when awav—open i Prices. 55¢, 60c and 75c. o bziois of eventa; eina et one hefore vou leave. Inquire 4th Floor. . 4 L the covenan s e g Other Hebrew New Year Cards, 5S¢, 10¢ activity whieh. | ropean. and a BRI S £3:2 3 S LS TSI TS TSI 3344 n China's foreign M Summer Toys ired at the insti Chinese and Ameri Chinese question. | For Girls and Bovs Sharp price cuts on these four items that will help make the Summer jovous for the little facts hetween and 15c. (First Floor SO .8 48 . PETETEIEI R XX A tute vesterday ! can experts. which centers o onut that country's demand for tariff autonomy and ab. rogation the oxtraterritorfality treatles. was traced to the patriotism | and awakened nationalism that are being inculcated in the Chinese mind N & = EEFETETEXETETS Control of Cities Cited. (First Ploor.) W Limitation of the foreign rights by [J73 S which some of the cities are entirely = Tier camiral 0t foreianers aiso | AR AR B RN RN R AR R R R R R R demanded hy China, he sald Dr. Edward Hume. president of the Yale College i blamed Eng fand for the tr r concessions held by foreiznes “With with the introdu; ones. 7 eation and busi s .o g I3 N et Dr H. Riakeslee of Clark Uni $1.50 Kiddie-Kar % 5225 Roller Skates versitv. said there was grave danger 98¢ 95 - ¢ that the Chinese government would, 3 i lar Sea : onldy Strong wooden Kar Union Hardware ball e L e e with shiny varnished bearing roller skates. T =lEainpee Gl syl na e Slad Tana eright red Ndjustable to any size. pen. he said. it probably would re. | ackh — $5.95 Coaster Bult in a hurried call for gunboats $2.50 Zipper Wagon, $3.95 terness hetween China and the foreign Tafitd WiEghay el HNBE7 SIDIBc L whiesls) — i bearing _skate wheels. o) rubber tires and roller : R reneg wilisind h Clever Overnight Ca 5] Regular $1.50 cobra grained black fabricord. 14-inch sisc. A case you will find no end of convenience to the unequal | freaties.”” he it is again Fng tand that is responsible. In revising the tre. we must begin with | Fziand, e " Autumn colors. Autumn fashions, Autumn fabrics in for the little journey hy train or auto. Or even China Ins . declared ] AL & € 1 that the | e < for the seasoned traveler. Lined in strong avan Bal 1 ilasor of Whe poli “(5 I he A ust Sdle of cloth and just the right size. When it onh TS of the policies fnrm"r‘l * costs $1, why endure the inconvenience of 1o recognize the intearity T o doing without? agreements will only ke stronger F u r » r l m m e d ‘ : 0 a t S (Pirst Floor.) s ive by means of v it further wi . o develppment of he Tenisghe Biae $ 58 Spetens | The New Phoenix Hose Garnet and Peony Marmink show | g Jaffe Gray Vicuna Fox 5 s e | Navy and Black Fox and Wolf 5] < 100 feet ann‘ . - o tell me it's aver | Advance styles and fabrics from the famous Printzess and other makers. Will sell later for $69.50 to $89.50 Vot B stacEineg Luxurious vivette, lustrosa. venice, velsheen and smart new twegds Silk to the garter hem and plaids. Dress coats, sport coats, coats for general wear. Richly trimmed in soft. luxurious furs. Some are even lined with fur—the I'he latest feature in E. HARRIS & CO:1| Phoenix hose. Medium | latest trend in sport coats. \Vomen who value the importance of smart weight pure silk, rein CHARGE ACCOUNTS fashions will buy now. And, in addition to the wide choice, they gain forced with lisle sole. i &11 2 12 : : , Y . - S wealth of new color INVITED | from $11.50 to $13.50. All sizes—DMisses’, 14 to 20: Little Women, 15%5 buffclair. cinderella, opal, SATISFACTORY TERMS | 1o 217 : Women, 36 to 44 Larger \Women, 40V to 5215, cameo, champagne, ARRANGED { 5 p i r blondine, nude, French [ A small deposit will hold any coat in our storage until Fall nude and many others, | (Third Floor.) (Pirst Floor.) 3 August Sale | 5 A Clearance of $19.95 to $35 %3 Would you Take 10 Ja Solitaire and Cluster 3 % steps to be & DIAMONDS | ExtraSizeDresses Fashioned to make vou look smaller than the scales indicate. Sizes 42Y2 1o 50V happens when vorr 78 enter our store. %8 And is one of the U manv good rea- A# sons to shop here. Jg ) You are really only as large as vou r § look. Skilled hands have cut the lines . C or;'othesc lm-c(l_\' Summer frocks and at- A SlXth Floor Sdle Of Bdby Cdl‘l’ldges MARKED tained an unbelieveably slender sil- REDUCTIONS houette. The new effects are all here— Every model offered for Clearance dt 1/2 Pl"ice When the thermoamete /! X 8/ wX 3 A B 8, ) LTS/ 4\ :> That's what M 2y B, 2\ B/, Y B, Y B/, i i A, registered 105 degrees interesting sleeves, the stand-up collar. ! i y M j SR iiic sheet it ahsu e Y Fine diamonds without the deep gilet, panels and cunningly Bring the baby down. You'll ind the very carriage to suit his lordship. Many other styles are Bf grees on our First Floor Ja exception. Handsomely I » 7 < e i . included besides the three groups listed below. Soine quantities are limited. Come in the morning 8/ and 84 degrees in our ¥ S toiE i iabnnilitigs BBy placed drapes. The use of metallic em g }( e i :'rs“cgrmond in stock broideries and vivid contrasts in these 14 Strollers & 27 Carl’iages < 73 SpeCial g Erees cooler than outide. A frocks of g\ Cool washed air i< forced 4 : .9 3 > 8/ cvery minute of the da ) Taking =advantage of e d d . 59 0 $ 90 Cdrl’ldgeh / S aveereue Bkt SETas \q these remarkable money (seongaitesyioy Sedatiiy Song RGeS $ 90 R Wateh 2 v % 4 E . > as daseme Vatch the saving reductions. you Flat crepes for afternoon occasions $19.95 Grade $29.75 Grade 19 B e e \: may purchase for immedi- | Cpope de chine for journeys = ; : g 95 9.95 Grades 8 air enters—near the ceil- 0, ate delivery on a divided " /" Syl yoagy i ']afp ;ra[a[{gm'u Choice of two styles in cord reed Runabout or gondola type. Round ?1(9‘.“(‘71:;2 ?;‘r‘:urfi .(::;ar»-J ‘s B i oo Flkse o A& payment acfcounl. Or—if right prints | ¢ 9 Adjustable hack and seat. Corduroy cord reed. Upholstered in corduros s ot Fill o oy aphol o P you so prefer—vou may | 4 holstery. Stationary gear. And rub- Gear that is either reversible or sta- artillery wheels, reversible gears —r3 e - ® | k ‘ X . 1’ upholstery 3 ea at is ei " PO T T >3-4 y a small deposit reserve Midsummer's favored fabrics. yet perfectly e @ e, & manorgondolatype T HEERLRLXLXEXEX Fny' selection for later de- suited for early Autumn wear. Plenty of ivery. = | s sizes. so unusual are these styles. h : Jewelers and Diamond gk (Third Floor.) Store Hours, Daily: 9:15 to 6 P.M. Closed Saturday During August ewele Merchants for More Than Half a Century v S black, navy and white, interspersed wit_h o . ‘ " . | every popular shade of the season. So'lld 3 D g . R R Hal"l'ls & Co colors and the smart, vivid contrasts vie with : ~ L] () = 2 , o | gav prints. You would never take them for \ A th&D S - 2 ‘ <