Evening Star Newspaper, October 3, 1926, Page 18

AR ] e SURDRY SHP BARD SEEKS | = i o LN FTE MTONS ADVEE. 2. B | . =y 21 Regional Hearings Plan- ned to Determine Views of People on Policies. Banquet Marking His 25 Years of Practice. ~ The U'nited States Shipping Board will hold 21 regional hearings, from October 7 to Octoher 2. to determin: the sentiment of the country on r ) falning the American merchant marine under Government ownership or_under private nwnership. These hearings are called to help the bhoard members comply with the resolution of Senator Jones of Wash-| A ington, adopted by the Se Tast | There were more than 300 present, June, calling upon them to submit a | including District Commissinners, comprehensive plan for an adequate | | prominent jurists, attorneys and merchant marine. LAk e e Comic Paper for Guests. appear at these hearir Rrahany of Grane, Par their opinifons. & master of ceremonies and e ari program of entestain- sl gl Mr. Brahany also was the s a comic paper. the Prim- ladium, which printed the occasion, a enpy of - which TWO WOMEN ARRESTED fon he ontasione (e IN RAID ON APARTMENT | paper contained the dates of numerous important events and a | - history, 1 brief, of Mr. Sullivan's | Man Accuses One of Robbing Him | career. hose who furnished the entertain of -196. Other Booked included George H. O'Connor. with Matt Horn at the piano: Jack s SVAgTAnt. Bowie. Fred last. Tudor Morsell, Acting on tha complaint of Rebert | Arthur Lambdin, Ed Walsh, Bill Mc y « 52 M s o \Baitce ae |Nally " Cummings, Henry West, Octaner 14, St | 1 Smith. 52 M strget. who. poli Nl o Shmpines iy e Paul, Mirn., Commissioners Walsh and | described himself as a mcehorse own- | Charles ittman. Hill| October 14, Savannab. Ga..Com- | er, Headquarters missioners Plummer and Renson: Oc- : fober 15, Minneapnlis, Minn . Commis. | 9 Weber 1 sioners Walsh and Hill: October 15, | 4N Portland. Ore. Commissioners Tellar and Mvers: Octoher 16, Omaha, Nehr. Coammi: oners Walsh and Hill: Oct ber 16, Seattle, Wash.. C‘ommissione Teller and Myers: Octoher 18, Pitt bhurgh, Pa., Commissioners Walsh Hill O=toher 1%, Spokane. Wash. Com- | missioners Teller and Myers: October 20, Roise, Idaho, Commissioners Tellar [ apartment they say thex found twn and Myers: Octobe Memphis. | men thera who arg hooked for investi Tenn.. Commissione h'and Hill: | gation Octabar 21, Salt Lake City, Utah, Com- | Miss Ziegler charzed that a cer missioners Taller and M Gctoher | policeman was “protecting her and | Brueninger, §t- 5 22, Mohile, Ala.. Commissioners Walsh | she waus giving him $10 every Hv”nd‘f‘]l!fllul' 5 !I"]}:i:;n“vm‘z‘ I'm‘lf‘;:fie '»T Hill . Octaber 23, Denver, C‘olo. | now and then. The policeman named | F. M. Bowie. G. Calvert Bowie, J. B. Teller and Myers: Oc- | by the girl was brought to headquar. | Bowling, Walter A. Brown. Henry H ew Orleans, La. Com- ' tors and quizzed, but was exonerfited | Byrne, Lester A. Barr, George’ I sh and Hill. October #hen s<he could give no evidence, His | Horzor Russell Bowen. 3 Teller identity was not revealed D Callahan, W. H Why Can W. W. Chambers Furnish Funerals and Ambulance Service for Less Than Others? EASY— B b e e vl and Hill: October 2 Jacksonville, Fla. Commissioners Plummer and | Benson: Octoher 28, Atlanta, Ga.. Com- missioners Plummer and Benson: O tober 23, Birmingham, Ala, Commis- sloners Walsh and Hill Last Meeting Here. Meetings will also he held at Buf. falo. N. Y.. Detroit. Mich., and Cleve. : 7 . : Chambers works day and night to keep prices of fine funerals in the reach of the moderate- living family, the meatings will be held in New York same as Ford made a good ear for a small price. City and Washington early in Novem Vaults that used to sell for $150 Chambers has brought her, The Washington meeting wiil | do to sss be the last ene held. It will he pre. | C"’“ ] F l sided over by Chairman O'Connor and | o men ey haman vionee st ||| Complete Funerals, $75, $100, $125, $150 board. In the Washington resion are loeated the important shipping cen X % am ers 0. The Brown Stone Funeral Home turing eenters. During the months 14th. Cor. Chapm N.W. Phone Col. 432 of November and December the hos will review and consider all the mat ter submitted Ineluding stenographic reports of the regional meetings. gn swers to questionnaires which will he extensivelv distributed. ani personal 9 ecommunieations from individuals, land. Ohio, at a time to bhe fixed by T. V. OConnor, chairman f the ters of Raltimore, \Wilmington, I’hila- delphia, Norfolk and Richmond and aorporations and organizations. The Smpping Reard wants to know what | 7th ‘& 'H ‘Sts. CREDIT William - (leary Sullivan gave an elahorate huffet’ dinner and enter- tainmeng to his friends—including veral hundred men of prominence in various lines—in celebration of hir | twenty-fifth anniversary as a practic ing attorney in the District of Colum hia, at his home, 27 Primrose street. Chevy Chase, Md., | noon vhole Are nrs Tt's finally folks that got around t' live decently from th' office At's 4" be s goin’ 1 o is liable t" he where Thomas suspected & Co.w m:wmu] what | | | an | The schedule win't ranged is as follows Octoher 7. Roston. Mass sioners Plummer and Rerso 2. Kansas City. M¢ mi Teller and Myers: Octoher & Portland Me.. Commissioners Plummer and Benson: October 11 < Angeles, Calif.,, Commissi-ners Tellerand My ers: October 12-13, San Francisco, | €alif,, Commissioners Teller and My- ers: Octoher 13, Chicago. 111, Coanmi sioners Walsh and Hill: October 1 Charleston, S €. Commissioners Plummer and Benson hearings Comm Oetaher Commissioners ment Detectives Talley sterday atiernoon raided | apartment at 17068 T street Hd\ rrested Blanche Ziegler, 27 vears nld, ard Marion Williams vears Smith told the police Miss Ziegler robhed him of $196. Miss Ziegler also is cha »d with conducting a dizorderly The Williams girl i« charged aancy. When the detectives raided the List of Guests, Fieaded and Eell, was Dy Ailes, kins. James Jokn . Barbour, | son.H. - Clifford A. Barnard. Ralph P. Barnard. D. J. ey, J. McKenney Berry. Wallace Bliek eorge Moore Rrady of Altimore, Dion S, Birney, Thomas W Ain | Brahany, E. J. Brennan, L. E by Commissioners Rudolph the list of those present o Ad Charles Jesse Adams. Averill, samuel Frank L. H. Baden. Jennings Bailey Walter . Ralde: Bangs, (harles nd and missioners W St. Louis, and Mver Ohio. Commi oners Callahan, Teller hoard. who will preside General numersue commercial and manufae. methods ¢an bhe advocated for the purpose of enabling American Flag Shipe to compete with , forigen flag ships in commerce to and from the United States. Any other snggestions | or data pertinent to the resolution will he considered. After the board completes its review the report to the | Senate will be drafted. | PRINCE GEORGES T0 HEAR MULLIKIN TAKE STUMP Candi- | Speakers YOUR IS GOOD AT FEISEMAN'S Your Fall Suit or Overcoat 25 On the Most Liberal Terms liberal terms . . additional costs. your convenience. Other dates Slated for Rally Gubernatorial and Tomorrow Afternoon. wal Thapateh o The Star PPER MARLRBORO, .- Addison E. Mullikin eandidate for Governor ning mates on the State speak at a rally in the court here Monday afternoon The rally will follow oclock of the G. O mittee for Prince called 1o name the party’s candidates | for the following posts In connection | with the election Novem Senator, clerk of the Circnit « and three jndges of the Orphans’ Conrt Md., Octoher Repnblican and his run ticket will | house aelock " Georges (ot ves . .. but no high prices or Payments can be made to suit Mr. Mu Wil Monday other ing night candidates atto Eva hase. dlerk o wt of Appeals. and ddell for comptie at Riuehird BERLIN BREWER JOINS BEER AND PROPAGANDA Pasteboard Mats Contain of Ger- and the " Broen Don't hesitate to ask for Credii. ablished E Fstablished 31 Years i 31 Years ] KAHN on 7:11 St ¥ Specials Monday and Tuesday Finest Quality Shur-on Frames Finest Quality Toric Spherical Lenses Slogans Favoring Restoration Complete Outfit Case and Cleaner Included man Colonies, Br the Ascnciated Pracs RERLIN, aganda have heen jnined Octoher Reerand prop- wha paste manner by a Rerlin brewer his with furnishes heard ma In favear of the manyv's colonial fmhiher waits for a <tein. he can spend his ing the printed mats sermans. don't forget our colonies.” reads ane inseription. “Without col onies there is no certainty of raw ma terials.” fs another. “Rritish colonial | sions are one hundred times as the mother ecountry. 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EYES EXAMINED FREE BY OUR REGISTERED OCPTOMETRIST <t Modern and Finest Instruments Made are used h| nnr Optical Department for examination of the eves KAHN OPTICAL CO. 617 Seventh Street N.W. (Between F and G Streets) Business Implore | A rellef train will leave hera ta. moerraw morning. / BAR AND JURISTS | Commissioners Also Attend 1926—PART 1. STAR, WASHINGTON, D, rrett | Horne, George D. Horning. jr. Wil |liam D. Hoover. Hilleary G. Hoskin- F. C son, V' iam J. Hughes, r Rev. James E. | Frances . Hurney, Thomas Bryan C., OCTOBER 3, N. H Pea Walter S Julius 1. Peyser, Theo: D. Peyser, R. Ross Perry. jr Rohert Peter, jr., of Rockville: William S. Phillips, Chatles W. Pimper, John Tk, . J. Eris Powell . Johnston, Ger: Regan. Preston B. H. Johnson. | Hugh B. Rowland, Iter A. Johfstan, Charles A. e B Kobeiie, | Jones, Tracy 1. Jeffords, Theodore M. <amuel Ross. Judd. l‘n 1a- anlev J. Konopka. J. Low Dowell. | p j " Kaufman, Michael A Davis. | Lieut. Col. J. Miller Kenyon. Toax R B | Kidwell, George A. King. William L. ooy | King and Walter H. Klopfe 1 John E. Laskey " William R, dove, J“- Lowry, John A. L. . William I M. Leahy, J. Edwin Lawton, Wilton .. Lambert. Richa mh, Brooke Lee, Bla Fulton Lewis, 1. H | P. Littlepage, Harry Arthur Lambdin. Arthur J. Ma Parks, ! Charles Francls Caru . Penfield, Maj Carter, James R. Caton, of dria, A. P. Clarke, jr.. My Levi Cooke, B. F. Cole. Biw. Jaday, William A. Ceombe. | Col ower, Martin Conboy, York City, William S. Corby. o ol Gt iree, T A Cummings, Frank E. Cunningham.) Joseph W. Cox, Fred Cooke, Ralph H. | Connelly. George W, vis. Louis Al Charles W. Darr, Henry James A. Davis, Dr. Lle Davis, Judge Willlam H Clarence Dodge, Daniel w. S. Dove, J. Maur: Robert 'C. Dove, Judge Michael Dovle, G. Thomas Dunlop. R. Owen Edmonston, John Joy son, Eugene English, William John Fynon. Hugh J. Fegan. Abner H. Ferguson Robert V. Fleming, .J. Spaulding Flan: nery. Frederick (. Fisher of New | \W{llia & i > stive | Thompso York City, Dr. John A. Foote. Aibert B i G R S s 0x. v ar “ B L _m.' 3 Jdohn \W. Gaskins, Henry H. Lohoy Mtk . o S William T. Galliher, Dr. J Walsh, Lieut non. Isasc Gans, Julins dman, B. H. jr. George 8. Gertman, Daniel E. G Clarence Weidemann, Joseph I. ‘\I;‘h"p’" a fi'!""..‘ Welle: Michael A. Weller, A. Coulter Maj. Pexton Gordon, Wells, Henry L. \West, Charles (oAndrew M. Wilson, George Wilson, Edwin L. ton, Fdward: 8 Wilson, H. Wilson. George L A Francis Williams, e, Cha s FHarper, William R White., Roger J. Whiteford, George M.~ Harvey, Philip Whitford, Waddy Wood. Thilman Hendrick Engene Young. i BT e e Faries. ¥ Hylvh)| rederick N /vamr\ * g Sullivan was horn in Hoehling, Rev. cafved his early eduncation Huyck. Charles V., Ernest son, & Ray of B. H Justice Cuno i hert Charles H. | H. Rudolph, George A van. B. F. Raltimore. MeD. Shea. Morris_Simon, | Lewis Smith. Smithy. Rev tice Wendell T bu . Sullivan. : {ter F. ullivan, Panl nyvder, John liaferr hompson. Charles T Tl(("h Robt Dalzell, Herbert . Dent, Arthur E. Kolb, Keane, | H. H. ul. ¥ Joseph Scatt Justice James Siddons, Smith, Yr\hn Smith, H. Lee. Linton, A A. Sullivan, Thomas hom: N. Swartzell. T Lowe and John Mealy. Orsdel, . Walsh, Van McKenzie, Harry Wi iarg McKeever, William .J. Douglas Gibson. | Me. J. McQuade, Jo: H. G. Meem, Perey Judge Alex. R. Mullowr ver and Flovd: Miller euhauser, Alvin New W, Nicholson., Avon M. oel, L. Rert Nye. L George O°Con Albert A Hough Har ozle Josce - William Frank Tustice Hogan. r Ogilby, Vernon Ohear, Myren G. 1850, M. in Parker, this Boys '$9. 75 Four-Piece Suits Sturdy woolen mixtures, in light and dark pat- terns. Suits include one pair long and one pair short pants, with double-breasted coat and vest. Or your choice of English-cut coat, vest and two pairs of fully lined knickers. Sizes & to 17. “Argo” Blouses, 55¢ of blue chambray $4.98 Lumberjack Suits $2.98 Inmberjack effect of ids combined with plain brown or Straight leg pants. The 'm 3 to 8 vears $1.25 and $1.50 Pajamas, 94c and piece styles and flannelette trimmed von frogs. Sizes 4 to Perfect Quality Blouses white striped madras, ctriped and khaki long sleeves percale, All-wool. juvenile suits in farge block pl: dark green wool jersey. newest suit voungsters $1.50 and $2 Wool Longies, $1.15 B and turek in good quality material Fast calors. Sizae o tor 14l $1.50 Knickers, 98c dark 1n. color. Collar-attached style with Sizes 6 to 15 for $1.50 Wash Suits, 97c Rutton-on style of fine cham braid One Muslin with r 1R, $1.25 and $1.50 Hats and Caps, 97c All-wool materials in golf and Prince of Wales two wn, gray blue mix- bray with white trim ming. Sizes 3 ta R, Neat brown in also R to reet Flopr woolen mixtures corduroy. Sizes patterns, Women’s Fashionable Shoes Take Reduced Prices in the Golden Harvest Sale Three Choice Groups 2.95 $3.95 $4.95 The shoes in offering would ordina rily scll for £ ta $10 1 fits during this sale, <o we have taken our new shoes and Fall footwear purchases. Patent Oxfords Satin Oxfords Satin Strap Pumps Velvet Strap Pumps Velvet with Kid Trim Patent Strap Pumps this ut vou must reap hene- uced them that you may save on Cutout Oxfords Patent, with Iridescent Trim Low Heels High Heels Spire Heels Tan Calfskin Strap Pumps Patent Anklet Pumps Imitation Reptile Heels Calfskin Oxfords Patent Pumps Black Kid Oxfords Seeond Floor—King's Palace Women's $1.50 House Frocks 89¢ Charleston and scores of other smart styles an assortment that embraces the sort of frock wear all day long with perfect ease and charm ham. chambray and printed cottons in check neat combinations. All nicely trimmed with white or colored col- lar and cuffs, vestees and pipings. Straight or circular kimono or set-in sleeves. Various colors and patterns Sizes 36 tc 44 Second Floor—King's Palace $1 Costume Slips Fall models of bronn, green, copen J 9c rose and purple striped sateen with 36 to 4 Bargain Al I are featured in vou can readily Broadcloth, ging- stripes, figures ar Satisfaciio 510-815 Seventh Street bodice top and skirt edged with pleated flounces and colored inserts. Black. naen — | ity .-km?‘ F.| e. | re- | 685 e | urdertaker and keeps hfy caskets in a lumber room branch. Heavy rains ont of its hanke and arcom of the under Five coffinz the bulldinz the wk local of the fown the hrook fed the i ¢ establishment were washed out when collapsed in the flood. . graduating from Business High wing his i the District Bar in b mitted to practice the States Supreme Court 1904, Flood Sweeps Caskets Away. Special Dispateh to The Star, JAMESTOWN, Ky.. Octoher 2 Search is being made in the rural sec- | tion hereabouts for the strangest argo ever floated out upon a “high * here. Judge H. H. Dunbar is School fore in of raflway construction eng ym Maly are to join the Ameri can acconntant in advising the lomhian government in perfecting it sarvice Glasses— Really improve your look<” 1f vou wear glasses, wear the kind impro A com plete line of Oxfords, Lorgnons and Frames for the d nating wearer i glasses Do Wear (ilasses, Dr. D. L. Rose Fyesight Specialist 1209 G Street NW. With A. Sares Co. vour loo prematurely. not AGE 3 pair of voung-looking $2.50, $3.00 and $3.50 Men’s Shirts “Metric”’ 1.45 “Hanover” “Metric’—*“Hanover” whe quality and =uperior Made of exceptionally fine voke hack Twe marvelons bras workmanship are well known : tabrics. full cut with box pleated or plain frent, n guaranteed colors Collar Attached and Neckband Styles Rayon Striped Madras Fine Poplin and Fine Woven Madras French Madras c Balloon Cloth Imported English Genuine Oxweave Broadcloth Sizes 132 to 17 $1.50 Ribbed Union Suits, $].19 ally seams, Reinforced 34 to 46, fine hrands with full- crotch other lock length Sizes and o Flat ankle i Carter's, Richelien Heavy weight, ribhed fashioned sleeve and gray, random gray and ¢ 75¢ and $1 Interwoven Hose 49c Pr. silk or check some <tk with Tisle. Donble heel plaids and novelties in cor- Fall and Winter. Faney patterns, it and tee. New stripes, rect colors and combinations 915 to 1115, Street Floor Harvest Sale of Sheets, Etc hand torn and ironed sheets, of heavy All desirable sizes at reduced prices $1.19 ..$1.09 .$1.09 99¢ 99¢ 89¢ 25¢ 25¢ 39¢ Seconds of extra heavy round thread bleached cotton $1.69—81x99 Sheets $1.59—81x90 Sheets $1.59-72x99 Sheets $1,49—72x90 Sheets i $1.49—-63x99 Sheets = $1.39—63x90 Sheets ....... 35¢—42x36 Pillowcases .. 39¢c—45x36 Pillowcases .. 59¢c—42x72 Bolster Cases. $1.50 Mattress Covers. .. Twin and Double Bed Sizes Street Floor Full-Fashioned All-Silk Women’s Hosiery 1 29 Sheer, Chiffon and Service Weights slightly imperfect, oth wise they would sell for § But reailv unless vour at tention was called to the imperfections you wouldn't know they were Square and Peintex in famous makes textured and splendid array ors and hlack isle tops Street Floor of light ¢ Some with