Evening Star Newspaper, February 3, 1927, Page 26

to an irregularly cofled rope throwr from a ship.” times faster than the average mo- tion picture camera. He invented the B EBS B BB AR ARBAIBABERER Tutored by Spouse, | LIGHTNING IS SPIRAL, CUBAWILL BLOCK * GAPT. GARIBALDI Italian, Deported by France, Believed Planning to Land at Havana From England. By the Associated Press. Ric- who | February 3.—Capt. citizen of Ttaly, was ore e to leave France of complicity in the plot, will not disembark a Ha sloner of Immigya asserts. It 1 1di intend: who vecently be Catalonian sep: be allowed to vana, the Commi tion, Hugo Roberts, understood that Garit come to Cuba f to land in the been refused authorities. The comm! presidential the a from ause -ation him by the American forbidding ers expelled L tgners | political | not here from ai's case is classed in this y. hould Garibz rrive at Havana, | he will have to proceed to some port an Cuban, or it would be itern him at the immi- | Station until he baldi, it is believed, in- | the Rritish steamer verpool Thursday. After was permitted to) tends Oroya from point be ports of call South America origin, The several in VILLAGE TER.RORIZED include Residents of Eden Prairle, Minn., Forced to Cover by Rum Thieves. N Minn., February 3. A month-old drive by alcohol Tob- bers, who terrorized the village of Eden Prairie while they i n and Armed with shotguns and oth Jons, the gang of men sent res of the little town to cover on 6, while they d the railroad station valued at $40,000, was id that they hours. dent the night of J casually patrol as the alcohol, unloaded. Residen kept to their hom because they saw that th six men have b Federal authorities drew a veil of crecy over the raid until yesterda: when E. J. Jennings was held to the grand jury on a charge of conspi to violate the prohibition act. V Freeburg, conductor of the freight train, was one of the others arrested. AUTO PARTIES ROBBED. Man Wounded Trying to Override Bandit Barricade. HOT SPRINGS, Ark., February 3 (P).—Three highwaymen along the Hot _Springs-Arkadelphia highway took $500 and jewelry from about a score of motorists whose cars they halted by setting up a barrier in the road. Hugh Petty, a bank cashier of Arka- delphia, who attempted to override the obstruction, was _slightly wounded when the robbers fired into his car. The highwaymen escaped into the mountains. A Mrs. Wood of St. Louis was among those robbed. CONSTANCE ALMY TO WA!T LEONIA, N. J., February 3 (). — Mrs. G. C. Almy, mother of Constance Almy, flancee of” Stanley Gomstock, millionaire real estate dealer of Flor- ida, vesterday announced that her daughter had consented to abide by her wishes and postpone her marriage until April, when she will become 21 years of age. Mrs. Almy said she received a tele- gram from the daughter in Miami, saying she would return to her, home here this week. $150 Cash if you can show the great- est number of rent re-’ ceipts. Second reward $100 and ten $10 rewards. Write or Phone for Details CAFRITZ Owners and Builders of Communiti; 14th & K M. 9080 By the Associ 18-year-old were the | Young man's roadster on a lonely road in the northeastern part of the city | from carbon monoxide gas. | I waist and his other | that the youthful b Laurel, star pneumonia BY ALCOHOL ROBBERS | abroad. Wife Joins Him as Law Firm Partner By the Associated Press. MILWAUKEE, Wis., February 3.—"Dolan & Dolan, Attorneysat- Law,” will be the sign that will be lettered on the door of a suite of offices here, and it will be a hus- band and wife partnership. Mrs. Julia B. Dolan, the feminine figure in the partncrship, was one of two Milwaukes women recently admitted to the practice of law. Mrs. Dolan did not attend school. Her tutor was John J. Dolan, her husband. |GAS FUMES KILL MAN AND FIANCEE IN AUTO | Couple Found Side by Side on Lone- 1y Road Near Phil- adelphia. ted Pres LPHIA, February 3.—Au girl and her fiance, 21 dead yesterday in the PHILAD! found The vic- P 2 and Miss both of Rockledge. ouple, engaged ., wera found lose together in the closed car heads were lying back on could be de- |28 if | they w 3 n’s arm W s flancee's ind held hers. police _indicated ir had died by ac ident. The exhaust pipe under the ar was found cracked, and it is be Investigation b, lieved the exhaust gas found its way nto the car. Will Be Buried in London. ERIE, Pa., February 3 (#).—Ka former “Fllies” ree r, who died in London Tuesday o will be buried there today elatives here said. Miss Lau: nown in private life as Ruth Leslie, ad expressed a wish to be interred Electric Waffle Irons $6.50 Tp Make the maost den .. Crisp- e Walles while sitting : he tac We sell and guarantee the most cecirable Electric Appliances. Glie Home Stectiic Joseph D. Campbell 517 10th St. Main 6549 Just Below F St. FOR FRIDAY ONLY! An Unusual Sale of New Felt Hats Every new Spring col- or, every new Spring shape. All head sizes. These values for Fri- day only. Fourth Floor e Buttermilk Cream Best for Wrinkles and Enlarged Pores Howard’s Buttermilk Cre.m Must Give Results in one Week. Guaranteed by Peoples Drug Stores and all Good Drug and Dept: Stores Big Demand for new Dressing Table Package Amazes Druggists The old-time application of But- termilk and Cream to whiten and preserve the skin and ren little wrinkles and reduce pores w women country are a beautiful hands throughout the it to ensure Buttermilk, however, is not al ys obtainable, but a specialist it's just common ordinary butter- milk in the form of a wonderful m. . follow the simple directions, a method of concen- trating ¥ nd combining it with erf m, which you can buy antities ready to use at rug store by simply Howard' Buttermilk Cre: There is no seeret about it nor is there any doubt about the result— perfected gis verywhere guarantee a no- | ticeable improvement after the first aplication or they v\'lll refund the | money. | IMPORTA Sven the finest | tace creams fail if the soap you use s harsh, Howard Buttermilk | Cream Soap keeps skin smooth, soft and pliable —Advertisement. | "To get the best effect, be sure to | Drug- | MOVIE CAMERA SHOWS Engineer Photographs Artificial Flash at Rate of 2,600 Ex- posures a Second. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, February 3.—The flat and jagged appearance of a flash of lightning is an optical illusion ing to J. W. Legg, Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturine Co, en- gineer. The actual bolt is a spiral that wanders from point to point, he said vesterday Legg took photogra lightning bolts with a ¢ 3 of taking 2,600 photographs a second, OU’LL BE GLAD YOU SAVED YOUR MONEY! When the Family Increases FEDERAL-AMERICAN il IIDAIION 70 ROOF ec/wyerCo MBOI‘TOM PRICES wuuorrrcz -6thand C Sts. SW. instrument. No flashes have been photographed, Legg said it is quite certain that real lightning will be same form as artificial. “The ave: ning to resemble an erratic scratch on - a ph is much more accurate to compare it ' gra) CAMP MEIGB-S™hand FlaAve. NE || —— Ay T Friday’s Big Event Is Boosfing February: \ale of Furs Furs and values it will be impossible to duplicate—only because we will not carry these Coats over to another s are these values yc Philipsborn’s Marmink (d Marmot) Coats, with beautiful self shawl collars. Sealine (dyed Rabbit)—northern buck-skins—trimmed with- contrasting collars and cuffs of natural Squirrel Shawl, and Beaver. Coats, trim- Fox and Pony med with Leopard. Jap Weasel Coat Fox or plain collars. Platinum American Krimmer collar. Muskrat brown Northern Coats — crush Fox collars. American sum, Pony and cul Coats. Pbthpsbom 608w 614 urs. Unalterable High Standards SPECIAL COAT GROUP *139 P Fox Muskrat collars and cuffs. Equally Important Values!! $179 $385 Values You'll Always Remember at Opos- Cara- actual lightning The camera has 22 lenses and a but ol shutter that is rotated at high s It is designed to study the cha found to have the [ of flashes occurring in generators, ro tary convertors, circuit breakers and other electric apparatus. i rage person conceives light- phic negative,” he said. "It | Three-wheel roller skates are used i many. HAVE YOU SELN E l COF ‘]Ei‘. i O e Beauti N, ;?cé" Spoarish Horme &”;kac:y gooozéd 5001 é’pd:ccnih Strect | Bt lz‘ &'AFHITZ Oper Hoor Unlil 0 Oblock 167 Strect Buses Zass the Door ELEVENTH ST. 2as0n Exemplified | j $400 ;J Caracul Coats in platinum shades, with large crush Fox collars. ;' ® ony Coats, crush collars and crush and Johnny collar styles. Muskrat collar. Silver Coat—DBeaver Hudson Seal Coat -natural Squirrel col- lar and cuffs. Finest Natural Si- berian Squirrel Coat. Platinum Caracul Coat—platinum white Fox collar. dyed $248 Calfskin, Krimmer and Sealine (dyed Rabbit) Coats. 595 Lansburgh & Bro. Friday Bargains Friday Bargains n House Dresses i many attra tive models. (65) CORDUROY ROBES, purple, of wide-wale cordur for Friday $] only & (60) NURSE - FORMS, white, slightly mussed and soiled, $.50 only o (27) $6 ROBES, sizes TO $10 BATH extra sizes, broken and color range, 74 Price $8 CORDUROY S, excellent qual- ¥, in attractive mod- 3.‘, an 94) BATH ROBES, in nscorted colors nd sizes, reduced for Fri- 87 day 3 (13) $5 TO $8 BEACON BATH ROBES, reduced for Friday clear $3 ¢, $¢ anecel.. 5 Third Floor Friday Bargains in K nit Underwear sturdy and well oo xrr\ and wel OJC \\0\11:\"': COTTON ESTS. Dutch neck, Sleev GLOVE SILK step-ins, and Reduced, §] olhm\ E: chemise each o (50) GLOVE SLIPS, shadowproof. slight- Iy imperfect. light $] shades ... \YHII‘I)RLA S VESTS. unfon suits, , odds and ends for clear- ance 19¢ WOMEN'S COTTO,\' BLOOMERS. In dark eal- ors. Broken size 2C range 3.’(: Third Floor Friday Bargains n Toilet Goods LADY MARY COM BINATION of talc .:elll[. i .f.u'e lih\\'(l‘&'l 'y sgc MIGNONETTE FACE POWDER, soft and fine, in eith white b ata RNERS, in various quaint shapes, half 1A% 10¢ to: S0 3, in two delight- 7c and 12¢ HARD WATER slightly scarred, for Friday, JQ& Street ¥loor ARA SOAP, special doz. Friday Bargains sn Furniture (300) PANEL MIRRORS, with plate glass mirror. Blue and gold or brown and frame Fifth Floor Friday Bargains in $22.50 BRUSSELS RUGS, with small all-over de sign. 9x12, well § 5 Woven rooverre 14.95 (5) SEAML o RUGS, with ends, 9x12 siz REMNAN FLOOR COVERINGS, felt base, lengths for ette or Y0 SHORT LE PET, for 24 & 27 wide NGTHS CAR- stai or halls, in. 14 Price " Fitth Floor Friday Bargains in Sport Shop um $1650 VELVET two-piece model black or $Q 5 ® RSEY DRESSES, one or two piece, in navy, $Q Qo black, brown. 995 (80) $10.95 SILK AND JERSEY DRESSES, one and two plece, in vari. $& ous colors 2, @35) $5.95 & $7.95 BLOUSES, silk, a $3 Q3 remarkable value, - D Second Floor Friday Bargains in Housewares 6) $1.10 SERVING unfinished; decorate, 55¢ to 83c to, $1.65 TRAYS, easy to (13) 85c MEAT BOARDS, of hard- wood, and so handy for the kitchen ° 43¢ KITCHEN to keep pans teh- ing your sink 12.° enamel 13c () BREAD ING BOARDS, can be used in myriad ways.. CUT: that 19C. 9) 98¢ GARMENT HANGERS, consists of, 6 hangers and bracket. 49(: Special (2) $2.25 and $4.10 SLAW CUTTERS, very special— $1.63 and $2.0a (4) $3.75 UN ISHED CHAIR:¢ easv and fascinating ; $249 w0 nus (10) $1.75 CLOTHES folding DRYERS., 98¢ variety, sturdi- ly made (7) ‘WOODEN slotted, so in dispensable for maki _am (3) 69¢ ROLLING PINS, well made, smooth; very 2Qn special . Z)L (4) 20¢ ROLLING PINS, an excellent value for Fri- 18 day bargains... 15¢ (1) 8¢ MIRROR, very attrac- tive, (5) 65¢ TIN STEAM- ERS, so handy for cooking; well 3 made 33¢ G) $ FRENCH FRYING outfits, con- sisting of deep pan and v\lre 88(3 and $1 basket FRYI} 6) 79¢ FRENCH 3 like the OUTFITS, above, 39¢ & 63c (2) $449 BREAD BOXES, extra heavy will keep out $7. all dampness - Sixth Floor 8th Street . Friday Bargains sn Infants’ Wear (30) $7.98 COATS, well made and tailored, $4 C sizes 2 to 6 years, 4.98 INFANTS' SHOES, var! ous kinds and colors. $] Sizes 0 to 3 years. Fourth Floor Friday Bargains n Coats $49.75 and $59.50 COATS of quality pile fabrics, luxuri- $9 ously furred.... 29.75 (20) 2 to $59.50 COATS for misses le and small women. Second Floor Friday Bargains sn Art Goods STAMPED TOWELS on oyster linen, French*® 39% knot and lazy dawy stitch ... STAMPED SMOCKS, made up In green, blue or tangerine. Ready to '1 embroider .. 5-PC. SANITAS QET 18- inch center, long mats; patterns ... Fourth Floor Friday Bargalns in Corsets FLESH BANDEAUX in striped mulerufll. with only CORSETS DLES in styles. An unusual $1 Friday bargain CORSETTES, the com fortable combina- tion of girdle and § 4 brassiere ... 1.95 Second Floor AN D GIR- discontinued Friday Bargains in Ribbon Dept. T OR DRESS RS, slightly crush- ed, but still attrac- 25 tive 4 59¢c b.\'ll SLL FLOWERS or table decoration, ~ so smart this season 39c Street Floor Friday Bargains n Laces REMNANTS OF LACES, trimmings and georgette, Just half price, 10c to EMBROIDERED MO- TIFS, with many color combinations, very special, each .. 19C Street Floor '1450 Friday Bargains in Neckwear $1.75 GEORGETTE < w.ih tringe. At- tractive floral de- 'l,!! sign $1 NECKWEAR, solled and crushed, but very un- usual at this low 50(‘ §0c TO $1.50 RUFFLING, short lengths; just half price for Friday, yard, 25¢ to 75c Street Floor Friday Bargains in Handker- chiefs b 19¢ COTTON KERCHIEFS, white, some with colored initfals; slight i ~ 18¢ lals; slight imper- IDL flne Iinen \vlw v\hl(e and b o 25¢ WOoM 19¢ COTTON KERCHIEFS, in white and (olors‘ fine qual- Ry 12}%c \IL.\"S “HITE HAND- KERCHIEFS, cotton, short lot, some with initials, 3 for 50c Street Floor Friday Bargains in Hosiery 345) P AT R S SILK STOCKINGS, full fashion- ed, out size for Q. eresmangt . 400 PAIRS 50c SPORT SOCKS for boys and & girls. All sizes 25¢ Street Floor Friday Bargains in Girls’ Wear (60) $3.98 & $4.98 BATH ROBES, braid and ribbon trimmed. 10 to 14 $3 Qg @0 $2 and $2.98 FELT Hais iop girls from §] 10 to 16... . 139 ¥ fidvffls HATS, slightly sofled from handling 50¢ Fourth !‘lnor Friday Bargains in DraEries RUFFLED CUR- TAINS, some with val- ‘1 ance .. VOILE PANELS, reduced for Friday only, very §] good quality. CRETONNES, in colorful designs that have sold for much more, ~ . et 70, BAR HARBOR CUSH- ION SETS, cretonne cover- ed and tufted. Seat and ‘1 back pad set REMNANTS MAR QUISETTE, voile and oths materials; usable loc lengths, yd. Fifth Floor ’ LA BURGH & BRO.—7th, 8th AND E STREETS fi?fi?m?{f‘? FECEOOa P T )