Evening Star Newspaper, August 19, 1926, Page 6

2 i THE _EVENIN | THE DUMBUNNIES —As Usual. - * VALENTINO BETTER NG STAR. D. (. THURSDAY. AUGUST 19, 1996 . WASHINGTON. WHERE'S DICK l.UM\: UNN‘?’ 2 I HAVE N'T SEEN HiM ARGUND I | THE HOTEL ToDAY, MIss FLOPPY: t AND CRISIS IS PAST: 8,000 Phone Calls in Four Hours Mark Sheik’s Rzcovery. f "~ Rudolph Valentino 10 have passed the ' ness that se Gay for an operation. ie. metephen. was erous il him to a hospital Sun A special m at hand, hovwever, f . ] MR.HUTCH DISCHARGED HIM, SO HIS MOTHER. DECIDED || To SEND HIM To CABBAGEToWN COLLEGE FOR A known to touch a d d had no immediate surv tives. He had lived | = - m for Juart of a c | Services Held Today for William ! born dn nol general.| H. Ha Well Known Cou- e vert, Who Died Monday. wer | ernoon at the under ! ment of John e kit rday oo night he later pe His t 18 100.% 0 10 86 William M. laseard, night clerk » he Gospel Mission. who often test ried there | ven him | trom 101 pulse frem t s died Mon from pneu vears old. o ot v | MITCHELL HANDY DIES. in \ dent, Succumbs in Europe. 1 Capt. Mitchell Handy, U. 8. AL re tired, of ‘alifornia street, died ssion, ofh s a member . of which | converts of (he i joined in sending a large s in the Gospel Mis- | 2 sion lot in Cedar Hill Cemetery. Loyal Knights to The Loyal Knights of and heard a st igious ples [ by the wifs of a iz ryvland Represent He professed conversion in nt to his room and Table will meet bottle of whisky. ' iomorrow. Univy rt. had never Commissioner | to the Lospitai Sun WORK PLAdEéTAnH IN SHENANDOAH PARK Back From Tcur, Secretary Says It Will Be of Great Velue to Capital. he Tnterior Worl 100-mile trin alon of the Shen terd vith what he he believes ¢ inevtimatile Secretary returning fre the houn National deep satis THE IR0 o the Nieny: Ciro Steps into prove Autumn Picture. .. graceiully arched and immaculate in park by which of the andoah River as possible. The river some stice Dbevond Ferry, ines the wester fit. .\ Chic Strap Slipper that eives flattering lines oi vouth to the foot. Meet. the Round | Retired Army Captain, D. C. Resi- 'S THAT g0 i WHI\ HE TAkING UP 2 Swid illne ar ieut e is Duc arium in Davos. 1 zerland. from the World | second during the he rose s contracted in which ena from urvived by four aunts. La hesse de la Rachefoucauld of the Misses Josephine, Anni | W YORK nents have not vet ment of Adolf Store Hours, Daily: For Travel —Choose One of These Silk Dresses $9.97 Shimmering satins, moires, georgettes in the new Autumn versions of the mode Copies of much higher - priced dresses and carrying an expensive look, even to the tiniest details. The blouse backs, new tunics, raised waist- lines. Marie Antoinette sleeyes are all the very newest—just what you want and for much less than you ex- pected to pay. £ Choose either a one or two piece dress. Every color of Fall is here, with black leading in favor—closely followed by Chanel red, claret, jungle green, Provench blue and navy. Sizes from 16 to 44. New York Bankers Get Control of Packing House. Augu trol of the meaty BY ALBERTINE RANDALL FORMER SHIP BOARD JUST SPACE . OFFICER IS ARRESTED T TN < | 5 ) Clifford C. Cowen. Accused of P senting False Claims: hended at Lewis's Appre- , Pa. cnesimnon e ADOLF GOBEL SELLS OUT. meat pr New York shortly ma i G securit King establish Gobel, which el company s t producer of sa the world paper ar Inc bossed in the me 9:15 A.M. to 6 P.M.—Closed Saturdays During August Offers Fall Fashions at Basement Prices X Settle Your Coat Question with One of These Sport Coats $9.97 Straightline or double breasted, in smart checks, herringbone and plaids If you haven’t gone on your vaca- tion yet, this is the very coat you will like for traveling. And nothing could be better than just this weight for automobile wear these cool evenings. Indeed, there is no end to the uses you can find for a smart sport coat. Tailored in the manner of a far more costly coat in either straight- line effect or the popular double- breasted model. Lined throughout with crepe de chine. Which makes it so easy to slip on and off. The sizes are from 16 to 42. Aavies e Shenandoah < “Bye, Bye, Black Bird” | “Pmin L ith You, ARTCRAI: T SHOES s"' lr';.;f’.‘{ d/”;:;y; o Each 13:1F - STREET ey v Serey” C Dance record—uvocal chorus RN n 16,000 Chinese women. = have hecome due 1o the 3 for $1 The three big hits above and many more that rate as high in this moderately-priced collection. They make you forget the weather in the joys of music. 5 Pianostyle Music Rolls. More than 50 selections Banjo Ukeleles — popular with the younger set No Phone or Mail Orders Felt Hats for Fall in Many Varied Styles $l.97 With a perky tilt to their brim and a chic twist to their crown. In soft pastel shades or the deeper tones that match the newest autumn frocks and topcoats. Plenty of head sizes— large and small. Blankets Soft Fluffy Plaids in Double-Bed Sizes $3.77 Time to be thinking about what you'll need when the snow hegins to fly. Especially when Winter blankets like this are to be had for only $3.77. Bright, attractive plaids, in pink, blue, tan and orchid with bindings to match the color of the plaid. August is 'the time for Winter savings. Cotton Damask Table Covers, 97c Those lovely damask: patterns that look so well and launder to such good advantage. Two sizes that are exactly suited to the breakfast nook and tea or luncheon table; 54 in. square and 64x70 in. All are hemstitched and some have pleasing borders in different colors. Children’s Whlte Just as a hint that fall is coming we have this frock with smooth curving lines, side flares and a high collar with a trim bow tie. MC CALLEAES Chase your troubles with a chilly tumbler full of this delightful foun- tain drink for the home. Priced for immediate clearance House Dresses 37c About two hundred dresses—all that are left from 3,000—which tells Specials from our regular stock Brassieres and Bandalettes CHESTNUT FARMS Swec CHO COLATE Penna. Ave. at 26th St. POTOMAC 4000 you how good they really are. We need the space and are marking them below cost. Well cut and well made dresses. Many in green and orange— two colors that are very good for early Fall. Sizes 38 to 44. Boys’ Wash Suits 87c Mothers dote on these suits. Because the more they are washed the better they look. Sturdy material in a i f many colors and Button - on, styles. ings. ions. d flapper Sizes 3 to 8 years. wear. Boys’ Wash Knickers 87c Plaid crash knickers, so cool you forget the weather is warm. Fast colors that will stand any number of wash- cotton made full enough to be com- fortable for play or sports Sizes 8 to 15 years. Good 27c A fresh bandalette or brassiere is as much a necessity as a clean hapdkerchief daily— that's why dainty women welcome this chance to supply themselves with a half dozen at a time. Satin striped, with strong shoulder straps. Children’s Play Suits Slip one of these sturdy mornin[ and let him play. most practical little suit for either boy or girl. Sizes 3 to 7 years. crash, Elk Oxfords, $ 1 AT Also Sizes for Misses $3 Oxfords scllmg for less than half price in this clean-up sale. Those good looking white elk shoes that you can wash with soap and water. Solid leather soles and rubber heels. Sizes 5 to 8; 87 $1.47 la——d { { S 4 Easily Cleaned With lvory Soap and Water High canvas tennis shoes, white or 7 9 patch. Sizes 5 to 2 and 1% to 6. c to 11; and 1174 to 2. Tennis Shoes and Sandals brown. Laced to the toe and rein- forced with leather trim and ankle Sturdy elkskin sandals with special stitched-down soles—sizes 5 to 2.