Evening Star Newspaper, October 28, 1926, Page 10

10 SHRINERS GREET THEIR POTENTATE David W. Crosland Here for Annual “Stag Night” at Big Auditorium. David W. Crosland, fmperial po- tentate of the Mystic Shrine, and Virs. Crosland, arrived at Union Sta- tion this morning, accompanied by 1. B. Steuart, imperial outer guard, who went to Altoona, Pa., to escort them to Washington. The party was met at the station by a committee from the Wash- ington order of Shriners and was wccompanied to the Raleigh Hotel, where Mr. and Mrs. Crosland will stay while in this city. The imperial potentate’s visit to Washington at | ihis time is his official visitation to Almas Temple, and while here he will be entertained by members of that temple. This afternoon, Mr. Crosland is to be received by the President, while | Shrine Head Here I DAVID W. CHOSLAND. ENDS LIFE WITH GAS. the Almas Legion of- Honor acts|Aurora Heights Man Found With as escort. Immediately after the re- ception at the White House Mr. Feet on Stove. Crosland will visit the Tomb of the | gpusa) Dispatch to The Star. Unknown Soldler, upon which he will lay a wreath. The visitor then will go to Alex- andria, where he will inspect the George Washington Memorial, in company with Illustrious Potentate Charles D. Shackelford and members of Almas Temple. The will return to Washington at § «'clock Mr. Crosland will be guest of hon- or at the annual “stag night” enter- tainment to be held tonight at the Washington Auditorium by Al mas Temple. event has not been James C. Horle, chairman of the eatertainment committee, who di- clares that there will be several sur- prise features. RUSSIAN SHEPHERDS PUT ON TRADE UNION BASIS Million Affected by Order Giving Them Insurance, Shorter Day and Other Advantages. By the Associated Prese MOSCOW, Russta, October 28.—For the first thme in history the shepherds and cowherds of Russia have been placed on a trade unjon basis. The Soviet zovernment today direct ed that hereafter employers must pro- vide sheph with social Insurance, lodging, n shorter working day, nd, in the event of illness, food, medi- | cine and clothing for one month. The owners are forbidden to exploit the | shepherds or curtall their wages for | minor infractions. The new trade unlon is expected to embrace about 1,000,000 persons. | | prdlutaines | Richmond Store Bankrupt. Spectal Dispatch to The Star. RICHMOND, Va., October 28.—The | Globe, one of dest clothing establishment has been placed in bank: the stockholders. concern was located on the principal retail stree of the city, and had been for years enjoying a v of the decis ing unexpected Jiabllities of 5 Practics S un >d. The action of | the statement nable to meet | the firm was v being made that it w its obligations. enamel James M, ) Aurora Ieights sealed up all the |28 cracks in the kitchen of his home, | 319 Villa road, yester five burners of the & CLARENDON, Va., October 28— penter, 44 years old, of turned on stove, pulled up a chair and took a t, placing Party | s feet on the stove. He was found in this position by his wife, dead from inhaling the fumes. Worry over not being able prop- erly to care for his wife and two small children is given as the prob- ble cause of his act. Dr, H. B. The prog The program for this | iwuin, county coroner, issued a cer- announced by | tificate of suicide. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. 'CONSTRUING OF RUM | SHIP PACT UNLIKELY Unnecessary, Attorney for Gov- ernment Says, in Hearing of Quadra Case. By the Associated Press. Developménts in the Supreme Court yesterday during oral argument in the Quadra case from California indicated the cour? might dispose of the question of the legality of the | prosecution of officers and crew of the | British rum runner without constru- ling the 1924 treaty with Great | Britain under which the ship was seized. This treaty gave the United States the right to board British ves- sels within one hour’s sailing distance of our coast. Solicitor General Mitchell, in pre- senting the case for the Government, insisted construction of the treaty, for which counsel for George Ford and others convicted in the case con- ! tended, was not necessary. Mitchell said the British vessel Quadra was be- ing operated out of Vancouver as one of a fleet engaged in selling liquor off the California Coast and that there could be no doubt of the authority for prosecution by the Federal Gov- ernment of all those engaged in the enterprise. Counsel for the petitioners argued that the case required a construction of the British treaty, holding the ecment authorized this country to take into American courts only the question as to whether the vessel siould be confiscated, and gave no right to proceed against the crew. Under questloning, counsel for the Quadra contended the crew and cargo of the vessel must be released. He also asserted the Quadra was out- side the jurisdiction of the United States. < —_— Apples grown in Canada this year would fil! nearly 3,000,000 barrels. ‘ “THE PENNSTLVANIA AVENUB AT SEVENTE CRITERTION "~ CUSTOM QUALITY I.\' modeling and mak- ing, in fabric and and finish, we invite unsparing comparison of the distinguished “Criterion” with the at §60 to SILK LINED 350 Third Tloor finish at a lower cost— and lustrous Barreled Sunlight is washable N sheer beauty on walls and wood- work, Barreled Sunlight can only be compared to the finest enamel. costs less—and one of ordinary enamel in covering power. Yet it coat is equal to two Moreover, the lustrous surface of Bar- reled Sunlight is so smooth it washes like tile—and so durable that washing can- not injure it. Made by the exc! Barreled Sunlight is guaranteed to re- main white longer than any gloss paint or enamel, domestic or foreign, applied o . bout lusive Rice Process, Suni under the same conditions. Sold in cans from 14 pint to 5 gallons. Where more than one coat is to be used, apply Barreled Sunlight Undercoat first. Barreled Sunlight HUGH REILLY CO. Paints for Every Purpose—Glass for Every Need 1| Phone Main 1703 || 1334 N. Y. Ave. “Barreled Sunlight” Is Sold by the Following Dealers: A. ABELMAN, 4809 Ga. Ave. N.W. ALPHA HAKDWARFE CO., 306 Bladensbure Kd. NE. ATLANTIC HARDWAKE 00 th N.W. BRADLEY. Bethesds, Md. KLAND HAKDWARE CO.. D N.E. T108 18th 6t N.W. BOSWELL. Wis. Ave. E, iath St. N, 2 i v \ ant P1. N North Beach. Md. Reg. U.6. Pat. Off. DISTRIBUTORS . :""K‘_l’llllli CORPORATION, a. Va. OVITZ, Rockyille, Md. OV i, BoskT o W, ‘Alexandris, Va. SCPPLY CO. | 2216 4 NE. | 30th & P N.W, ARDWARE CO0.. | PETWOR AR] ’ 823 Upshur St POTOMAC HARDW I Colonial Beach, Vi If you want a tint— By simply adding colors-in-oil to Bar- reled Sunlight, you can obtain exactly the tint you want to match any scheme of interior decoration. Ask Sunlight Tinting Colors in handy tubes. These colorsare almost liquid, blending easily and quickly with Barreled Sunligh here’s an easy way the new Barreled L. RAULERSON. 1408 P St. " B Retar Conduit_Rq | N | DER, 716 41c St. S.W. ! ARDWARE CO.. | w\kn’w'uxn C. Che Vi | Vi TSI NE ! o Md. 209 Pa. Ave. S.E. ndon, Va. DGE. ;i LA, %oa oodward & Lothrop See Other Remnant Ad, Page 11 Friday--Remnant Day Remnant Day Merchandise is not returnable or exchangeable; not sent C. O. D. or on approval; mail or phone orders not accepted. Week End Candy Special Two Pounds Homemade Candy, 95¢ Luscious creams, crispy, chocolate-covered nuts, chewy caramels fill this box of candy especially pre- pared for the week end. All of it is homemade, fresh daily. Candy Section. Fourth floor. A Table of Good Fiction - About 100 Titles 65¢c Copy One entire table is filled with these Friday values in books. In the lot are detective stories and other in- teresting fiction, including The Splendid Road, by Roe; Gentlemen of Courage, by Oliver Curwood; Bellamy Case, by James Hay, Jr.; Bonanza, by Raine, and The Spark and New Year’s Day, by Edith Wharton. Also a large collection of other books at prices that make them exceptional values. Bogk Section. Fifth floor. Fringed Marquisette Panels Special, $1 each 300 of these Fringed-bottom Rayon Marquisette Panels, in ecru shade only. The quantity is limited, so early selection is advisable. Friday Brings Reductions on Odd Lot Curtains Marquisette Curtains, 85¢ Pair 50 pairs of New Ruffled Marquisette Curtains, with large oblong dot, tie-backs to match; white only. Marquisette Curtains, $1.28 Pair 60 pairs oi Ruffled Marquisette Curtains, hemstitched and fin- ished with a large 3-inch ruffle. Choice of white or cream. 30 Net Panel Curtains, Special, $1.68 each Cretonne Overdraperies, $2.50 Set. 6 sets of these; all slightly soiled or mussed and greatly reduced for Friday clearance. No two alike. One-of-a-Kind Curtains Reduced Various types of curtains, mostly onc-of-a-kind and priced at reductions, of 14 to % because they are slightly soiled or mussed. 200 Vards Cretonne Reduced 18c Yard 4 A choice of twelve different patterns in lengths sufficient to make draperies for one or more rooms of three to five windows. Drapery Section, Sixth floor. Unfinished Breakfast Room Furniture Reduced for Immediate Clearance 9 38-inch Gate-leg Tables. Were $15 each. Now..$11.25 6 33-inch Gate-leg _ Tables. Were $13.50 each. Now $9.95 7 38-inch Serving Tables, with drawers. Were $14.50. $9.95 7 48-inch Bufiets, with two drawers and two cup- boards. Were $30 each. Now s : $20 4 38-inch “Welsh” Cabinets. Were $19.50 each. Now $14 6 38-inch _ China_ Servers. Were $27 each. Now.. $20.25 Other Homefurnishings—Greatly Reduced 21 Galvanized Window Re- frigerators, with sliding doors and removable shelf. Special tomorrow.. $1.75 500 Rolls Good Quality Toilet Tissue, 1,000-sheet rolls. Special, dozen ........90c 1 White Enameled Pastry Table, with porcelain top. Was $19. Now .... $12.50 1 Mutschler Laflat Porce- lain-top Pastry Table. Was $24. Now $15.75 1 McDougall _ Oak-finished Kitchen Cabinet, porcelain table top. Was _ $79. NOW oo ol diimisiv 2 SS2ISW 3 Durable Ironing Tables. Were $3.25 each. Now..$1.75 2 Ridjid Ironing_ Tables. Were $3.50 each. Now..§1.95 1 White Enameled Bath- room Medicine Cabinet, two glass shelves and mir- ror. Was $7. Now..$395 Hougewares Section, Fifth floor. 3 Hardwood Stepladders, 5- step style. Were $8 each. Now .$3.95 2 Ridjid _5-ft. Stepladders. Were $2.50 each. Now. $1.45 2 Sanicans, patent garbage receivers. Were $3.25 each. Now ........... -$L65 2 Black and White Enam- eled Umbrella Stands. Were $3.50 each. Now..§1.95 2 Infants’ White Enameled Weighing _ Scales, with basket. Were $825 each. NoW ..o -t iSHUS 8 Hemco Radio Tube Vital- izers, for UV-199 tubes. Were $2.85. Now 50c 2 Rotary Ash Sifters. Were $2.65 each. Now $1.50 2 Pairs Wrought-iron And- irons, brass trimmed. Were $30 and $32 pair. Now ... ... $15 and $16 25 Decorated Door Stops. Were $1.75 each. Now..95¢c Friday Furniture Reductions All Remnant Day Furniture is sold “as is,” subject to scars, damages and imperfections. Wicker Furniture--Greatly Reduced 1 Brown Reed Desk Chair. Was $8. Ng;hd - 54.7: 1 01ld Ivor T ge and Tall Stlrynd. Was $11.75. Now ......coen.t .75 1 Half Round End Table, dark blue and gold finish. Was $13.75. Now.....$4.75 Wicker Furniture Section, Sixth floor. 1 Natural Willow Bird Cage. ‘Was $3.50. Now $1.75 1 Brown Fiber Table, with oak veneer top. Was $30. NOW ounesin wacesso SIS 1 High-back Bro Reed Armchair. Was §17.75 NOW -l vconivo oo RIS Living Room Furniture Reduced 1 High-grade Solid Mahog- any End Table, with book trough Was $27.50. Now . .$14.75 1 Solid Mahogany Book Stand or Reading Table, with book trough. Was $22.50. Now ..$12.50 1 Fine Card or Mah Jongg Table, strong frame and legs; black moire top. Was $15. Now Tl o YOS Living Room Furniture Section. Sixth floor. 1 Round Folding Card Table, black moire top. Was $10. NOW: ooco e $650 1 Solid Walnut-top Gate-leg Table. Was $50. Now . .. .$30 1 Fancy-shaped End Table, with book trough. Was §15. Now ....89.75 1 Oblong Console Table. Was $13. Now.........4 ®..$9.75 Bedroom Furniture Greatly Reduced 1 Solid Walnut Bedroom Chair, with cane seat and back. Was$27. Now $12.50 1 Combination Walnut and Gumwood Double Bow-foot Bed, French walnut finish. Was $50. Now . $30 1 Simmons Double Metal Bed with cane panel; ivory fin- ish. Was $12.50. Now..$9.25 2 Woven - wire Tiwin -bbedd Springs, for bow-foot bed. Were $12. Now.......$8.78 Bedroom Furniture Section, Seventh floor. 1 Combination Walnut and Gumwood China Cabinet. Was $45. Now ......$3L50 Tiving Room Fumiture Seventh 1 Simmons Graceline Double Metal Bed. Was $22.50. Now ...... $16.50 1 Ivory Costumer, with four double clothing hooks. Was Now .. $6.75 1 Walnut - finish Chair, with cane seat. Was $16.50. Now $10.75 1 Walnut-finish Costumer, 4 double clothing hooks. Was $10. Now... ... ...$750 3 Fine Woven-wire Bed Springs. 39 inches wide. Was $1350. Now ... 8875 1 Woven-wire Bed Spring, double size. Was $I2. N $8.7! OW. ..c...ccaiiannnan 5 Bedroom Furniture Section. Seventh THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1926. Wondhmard & Lothrop DOWN STAIRS STORE Remnant Day Friday Remnant Day Merchandise is not returnable or exchangeable; not sent C. O. D. or on approval; Phone or Mail Orders not accepted Silk or Wool Dresses, * 10 Silk Afternoon Dresses, $5; were $1650. Of flat crepes and satins in shades of navy, black and green. Misses’ sizes only, 16 to 20. DOWN STAIRS STORE Coats, Skirts and Dresses Reduced 10 Hip Skirts, $1.95; were $4.95 and $595. Of serge and flannel in shades of tan, rust, blue and navy Sizes 30, 32 and 34. DOWN STAIRS STORE Full-Fashioned Chiffon Silk Hose, 50¢ 200 pairs in shades of black, -cruiser, beige, atmosphere. Sizes 824 to 10 in the lot. Never Mend Silk Hose SECONDS, 65¢c; $1 Ir- regulars. Silk-over-the-knee Hose in new Fall shades. Sizes 8% to 10 in lot. Were $10 to $20 15 Sports Wool Dresses and Jersey Dresses, $5; were $10 and $16.50. Jersey dresses in straightline zes 16 to 20 and 25 Silk Afternoon Dresses, $5; were $16.50 and $20. Flat crepe, satin and crepe de chine, in navy, black and green. Sizes 34 to 4. 6 Two-piece Jersey Dresses, $5.95; were $10 and $12.50. Hi-lo necks, skirts on elas- t bands. K Sizes 16, 18, 38 and 0. 6 Fall and Winter Coats, $5; were $25. Reduced for clearance. Trimmed with buttons and braid. Brown, tan, black and rust. Sizes 36, 38, 42 and 44. $1.35 Irregulars Novelty Cuff Fabric Gloves, special, 55c pair. 200 patrs with turn-back ¢ and embrotd- ery trimming. Gray, mode d new-oak. Sizes 6 to §. DOWN STAIRS STORE Crepe de Chine Chemise and Step-ins, $1 100 garments in delightful shades of pink, flesh, nile and orchid. Chemise in sizes 36 to 40, Step- ins in 19 to 23 lengths. This price for Friday only. Rayon Underwear Corsets—Brassieres Rayon Sports Bloomers, $1. 36 in gray, Z‘QIGG}"" .E"a“‘e‘"sv 50c; were $150. Side-fastening models in broken sizes. Sizes & : copen, tan and rust. Sizes 27 and 29. 15 Small-size Wrap-around Girdles, 35 Rayon Costume Slips, $1.45; were $1.95. were $1.50. Elastic sides, 4 hose support- 18 in broken size range, assorted colors. Sports Dresses, $4.75 display, br n 15 Bandettes, Were $595. 9, in two-piece, velveteen top with plaid skirts. In green, wood 1 ; were $150. in size and 36 Girdles and Corsets, $1; brown, navy, red and black. Sizes 16, 18 and 20, ot lace, Waistline girdles and 1 broken s 24 to 32, of fancy stri brocades Flannelette Underwear 2 Flannelette Kimonos, $1; were $1.95. Wool Jersey Dresses, special, $3.50. 12 in red, gray and x»urmo.s .\31..[-&31 ?xfizflf 1’:’: Chanel, peacock and rose. Broken sizes. the lot, gt DOWN STAIRS STORE es and Women’s Strap and Step-In Pumps, $1-% A limited number of sh®es in satins, Patent leather, blonde kid, gray kid and dull leather reduced for immediate clearance. Popular styles—sizes are broken. Women’s Quilted Satin Slippers, $1 pair. Fresh new slippers neatly hoxed for Christmas gifts. Lavender, rose black colors. Sizes 3 to 8. DOWN STAIRS STORE Men’s Overcoats, $16-75 16 All-wool Overcoats, in good selection $195. Of brushed wool, in wanted colors of colors. Sizes 34 to 43 No alterations. 12 Girls' Regulation Dresses, 95¢; 3 edium-weight Union Suits, $1.15; were $195. Broken sizes e $1.65 and $2.75. 109 medium and heavy 75 Pairs Children’s Sox and Hose, 15c \g\;eil:htMSuu:s of cotton or part wool. pair; were much more. Broken sizes, Sizes to 3 i " 2 fass $380% 116_Flannelette Pajamas, $1.28; were Sh i fon Balienissen) s $1.65. Full cut and rayon frog trimmed. R il s Stes AtoD. 3 to 45 50 Pieces Infants’ Furnishings grouped at oadclof irts, special, 88c. 134 full- 38c. Caps, Rompers and Flannelette Un- cut shirts, with collar attached or neck- derwear in the lot Bttt band. Alio a few striped madras shirts Children’s Knit Union Suits, 65c. 7, in all Silk Socks, 28¢ pair; would be 75¢ if per- Ses = S0 18 ieats fect. Black silk socks in sizes 9%, 10 and 10%. Also a few pairs Fancy Socks . 3 en’s Shoes, $1.95 ¢ Oxfords and high Shoes in this lot re- duced because of broken sizes, Good, at this price. Men’s Cotton Sweaters, special, $1.25. In sturdy models of black or tan leather. All sizes in lot 814 to 2, button-down-front or slip-over styles. $3 Gloria Umbrellas, $2 1 All colors. Sizes 36 to 44, 5 Black Gloria (silk and cotton) Um- Sl 16 brellas with novelty handles. Reduced Boys’ Blouses, 55c; were 88c. 58 in good for quick clearance. selection of styles, fast colors, sizes 6 to 25 Sterling Silver Necklaces, $1; were pi $150. With imitation pearl peadants Boys’ Suits, $1.15; were $1.95. 16 in sizes This price Friday only i 8 to 8 years. Remarkable values for this Part-Wool Double Suxs ‘REDUCED, 65c ~ BLANKETS, $3.95 200 yards Pongees, Striped Broadecloth and Chinese Damasks, 65¢ yard: was $1. s Wil hone 200 yards Printed Radiums In dots and with sateen to match. all-over designs. All good colors, 65c. 72x ets, 75c; were $1. Were § E bleached sheeting. Turkish Towel Sets 90c 65¢ 85¢ Were 75¢ ~ Were $1 Were $1.50 61 sets in this group, some slightly soiled. Sets consist of two towels and one cloth, or one towel and two cloths. DOWN STAIRS STORE Children’s Wear Reduced 14 Girls’ Slip-on Sweaters, 75¢; were Boys’ Wear Reduced Boys' Sweaters, Special, $1. 40 cotton slip-over Sweaters in good colors. ~Sizes 26 to 36. Boys’ Corduroy Pants, Special, $1 pair. the wanted block nder, tan and zes are bound Good grade Deep hems, S0l Turkish and Huck Towels, 15¢; were 25c. 250 that have become slightly solle Odds and Ends of Soiled Fancy Pieces, 35¢c. Such as Scarfs and Center Pleces. Wrought Iron Bridge Lamps Complete $1-85 32, complete with cord, socket and parch- mentized shade, artistically decorated. DOWN STAIRS STORE RUGS—Reduced for Clearance 3 4.6x6.6 Axminster Rugs, special..... ...$9.95 3 83x10.6 Masland Axminster Rugs. Were 42.50; reduced fo edia 6 6x9 Seamless Brussels Rugs, special. 2!0 a.’. s g “m““” B fl&mngg 10 9x12 Seamless Velvet Rugs, special......$20 50 3x6 Felt-Base Rugs, no borders, 383x10.8 Heavy Seamless Velvet Ru b ol el Lo special .. . 25 27x54 Axminster Rugs, special. 48 Footstools, velour covered, special 20 36x63 Axminster Rugs, special DOWN STAIRS STORE 6 9x12 and 83x106 Bru cially priced. ..