Evening Star Newspaper, February 21, 1927, Page 6

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 19217, [ Avehiecspics | |INDIA-SOUTH AFRICA ALIEN DISPUTE ENDS ; 21, THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTO s For Sale and Rent I FORNER SEMTOR | =~~~ SHNIELR TURIR, SAULSBURY DEAD [ERPRRBRRREEE] ARCHITECT, I DEAD e Canada Holds 40 Exousionists. } | ST. ALBANS, Vt., February 21 (#) Between 30 and 40 Montreal excur- | York their v pendi; tion board - their American citizen e taken from a Mont- night when they falled to show documentary proof of cltizen | #hip. AT WOODRLFI'S Ta of the Highest Quality o it Gl Ang “Tenetit. 0 Gloves Any Lentit, 400-410 18th N.W, For Estimates, ain 1400, (401, 1413 Bring or enclose this ad ‘with order. M.m(;:h'lr“"l i Dr. CLAUDE S. SEMONES Eyesight Specialist Gluswes Fitted 938 New YorkAv., 1237 Wisc'a. An 1 Eyes Examined | ‘ \ | < | nounces. Brother of Noted Painter| | Will Be Buried in Balti- more Tomorrow. Heart Disease Fatal to Noted | Delawarean—Active Here During War. f['You can get a loan of $100 now and in twelve months not only be entirely free of your obligation but have a savings account amounting to $54 by merely investing $13.50 a month for one year. On the same basis we will loan you from $50 to $300 which will result in a pro- portionate savings balance. Gov't Workers, uth Afric: immigration fs announced in Town dispatch to the \West Don’t trifle with a cough I | By the Awmociated Press You can never tell to what | WILMINGTON it will lead. At the first |21 —Former United sign—take Willard Saulsbury died at his home | | here ye heart disease. | Hall’s - wa cars - | " Me. Saulsbury had suffered from | Cherry ! heart trouble since helng stricken | Expectorant tween An Investment LOAN That results in a understands that t ent provided that the Ind B! ment will assist in the v repatriation ot Yndians Africa at the expense of the | African Unlon government. Del States February Senator | In ted with m s and had also engaged in pri tice Turner erms were extremely generous. | On the other hand, the South Af | rican_authorities agree to withdraw | the proposed reserved areas bill, | | which had so deeply offended Indian | sentiment * pr M Savings Account at the DEPARTMENTAL BANK “Your Bank” 1714 Pennsylvania Ave. N.W. Pays 4% on Savings Accounts 2 member of the Knights of Pythias, and | three vears ago, while at his Summer | ie Independent Order of Odd Fel- | home in llaine. He had been prac- | lows: { tically an fnvalid ! He is survived by hix widow He is survived by his widow Turner: two former Miss May du Pont ind Arthur ( Funeral services will be held Wed- | 'lwe'Fd.’fl‘ with intérment at Dover SAMUEL R. MINISTER TO DENOUNCE PETTY SCANDAL MONGERS | TURNER. the | sons, immi; ., but intended to go a step farther by segregating those now | resident in so-called reserved areas. India has made strenuous efforts for many years past to have this restric- | tion removed. These are the really ey treacherous months of the whole year—and vou can save a lot of discomfort- SAULSBURY. ! South Africa not only bars Asiatic | ! nnah Doten rude RBell | Amy M. Wallauer | Willard Saulshury, the last United | a Mrs States Senator elected by the Legislu- | Morton, and perhaps serious trou- ble — by simply having HALL'S CHERRY EXPEC- TORANT handy —-as a first aid. Tt'll do the work. Pleasant to take, too—with- out upsetting the stomach. 60c $1.00 Medium Family 35¢ Small Your druggist sells Hall's Cherry Expectorant Trade Suonlled Throngh Washington Wholesale Drug Exchange. E-Z Chemical Co. Washington, D. C. SETTLE WORST SOUR STOMACH TFakes Less than Five Minutes —Pape’s Diapepsin Acts Like Magic on Acid Dyspepsia, Bloat, Belching, Gas Ne More of That In My Stomach Since I Discov- =~ ered Pape's Diapepsin Quick action! In five minutes what you ate or drank is settled into sweetness. Wor sour risings. belching, gas bloat disappear, sunk without trace. You feel fine, clated. Nothing more. miserable than the blues from acid dyspepsia. Nothing more bracing than the quick action of Pape’s Siaperlin. Try it and prove it. Get a 60 cent package at any drug store. For Itching Skin Use Zemo, the Clean, Healing Liquid There is one safe, dependable treat- ment for itching torture, that cleanses and soothes the skin. After the first ication of Zemo you will find that Blackheads, Blotches, Ring- worm and. similar skin irritations begin to disappear. shes most skin irrita- tion: the skin soft, clear and healthy. Easy to apply at any time. At all druggists—60c and $1.00. POR $KIN !{RRITATIONS EN THIS TIME TRIED REMEDY IS USED The true test of a medicine is the length of time it has been suc- cessfully used. For more than 75 years Eade’s Pills have brought quick relief from the pains of rheu- matism, lumbago, gout, sciatica, wpeuritis, and stiff, swollen joints. In three-quarters of a century fhey have ended the suffering of millions of men and women, g0 you may have full confidence that they will aid you, too. Sold by all lead- fng druggists. E. Fougera & Co., New York, Distributor. Cleans Tan and Black Shoes ture of Delaware, came from a family | that has been prominently identified | with Democratic politics in Delawaroi many years and which sent three of | its members to the United States | Senate, | While a member of the Senate| Saulsbury served on the District o Columbia committee and took part in framing local legislation during the JOHN D. ENTERS GOLF | AND ARCHERY MATCH Says He's Willing to Take a Chance, Though He Should | { ure | Georgetow war period. He sponsored the Sauls Have Blanket Insurance. byry act. a temporary war-time meas. intended to regulate the condi tions under which tenants could be evicted during the period when there wae acute houste congestion. 1 Willard S; born at 17, 1861 v During his father’s term in the Sen- on the O Golf Club link ate he was taken to ngton and | Paired mes, his 91-v enjoyed the pleasure f sitting for old golfing the oll magnate a brief period in a seat in the Seuate | will play his usval ¢ight holes, while chamber. At the time, one of his |Miss Dorothy Johnson Hedford father's colleagues jested about the |€prings, Pa., and Mrs. Charles 8. Pike possibility of the boy some day occupy- | of Detroit, both archery experts, at- ing a seat thers as a duly elected | tempt to better the score with & bow United States Senator. After his preliminary” education in N private’ schools, Senator Isbury [ must strike the s was graduated at the University of [may putt. This operation will Virginia and then read law in the |be accomplixhed b hooting the ar-| office of his father, who then was row at a small toy bailoon anchoved | chancellor of Delaware. | to the green near the cup. Mr. Rocke and Gen. Aines will hole out Turned to Politics. ual manner. Taking naturally to Sen- | “J ought to have blanket insurance ator Saulsbury since early manhood |though,” M. i had been active in the leadership and |cepting the in management of the Demo ¢ [ match. “These arrows. tl in Delaware. | sometimes are blown back or the slon of 1897 vas 2 { backfire, but I will take the cha the United States senatorial nomina- |1 know what I can do playing a tion, but was defeated by Richard R. course with golf implements, and I'd Kenney of Dover. Later he was |like to see if any archer can do better | designated in several senatorial con. |or worse with a bow and arrow.” | tests by Democratic minorities and | Mrs. Pike won both the Ormond | finally was elected fn 1912, when the | Beach and all-Florida archery cham- Democrats succeeded in electing a | pionships last season majority of ‘the St Legislature. | —s PAVLOWA MOVIE POSER. Thus, he was the last Senator chosen | Famed Russian Dancer Filmed by Assaciated Press D BEACIL By the ORMO; 21 -John in a gol February take pa atch the arrows The archers in by the legislature. He was nominated for re.election by the State conven- | tion in 1918, but at the election was | defeated by ‘the Republican nominee, Lewis Helsler Ball. . During the last | two vears of his term Senator Sauls. bury was President pro tempore of | R the Senat Paviowa, famed Ru: Senator Sallsbury was chairman of | gian dancer, posed for the first time the Democratic State committee of | for the movie in paration for the Delaware from 1000 to 1906. Two |new year's news reel of a large Ger- vears later he was elected a member | man movie concern. Members of her of the Democratic national committee | cast represented the first 11 months and served continuously in that ca-|of the vear. while she herself. with pacity until 1920. He was a delegate | g Christmas tree in her hands, ap- to the Democratic national conven- | peared as December. A ce in tions of 1896, 904, 1912 and 1920. wfl{flch her t]-lf-lik»;) grace was shown : off to particularly good advantage Fravilcol Tiaw Tiore. marked the end of the year and her Siuce his retirement from the | stepping o 5 United States Senate Mr. Saulsbury | *'cPPINS over Into the new. had heen actively engaged in e e practice in Wilmington and h- Work on 40 buildings at Sofia, Bul- ington. He was a member of the ria, to constitute the American advisory committee of the limitation | College and its dormitories will be of armament conference in Washing- | Started in the Spring. ton in 18211 and a year later was | American delegate to the Pan-Amer ‘ i | German Concern. { 1 (®).—Ann can conference at Santiago, Chile. At the Democratic national conven- tion of 1924 Senator Saulsbury was | put forth by the delegation from his | State as a candidate for the preski dential nomination and received a | number of votes during the early‘ balloting. | On December 5. 1893, he married | daughter of Victor du Pont. | had no children. W. D. Moses & Sons Established 1861 F Street and Eleventh Night Depon'_lory Service for theaters, hotels, chain stores and other busine: t the FEDERAL-AMERICAN Special Sale of Steel ‘Business Furniture Office Furniture 3 All-steel files, finished in mahogany, cap. size, with locks. Regular price, $49.00. Special price $36.25 All-steel files, finished in mahogany, letter - size. Regular price, $51.00. Special price $36.75 All-steel files, finished in mahogany, letter size. Regular price, $38.00. Special price $28.50 All-steel files, finished in mahogany, cap. size. Regular price, $44.00. Special price $33.00 Allsteel files, finished in green, gap. with locks. Regular price, $42.00. size, “ | terested in sports. 1 | seribs Me¥ of thers, Har Mount Claire College, J., and Arthur Turner, « college in New York Ci Charles Yardley Turner nter, also was his brother Funeral therine the of Balti vland In this o nd taught ute of Art before coming to 54 yeurs ugo. REGAINS FRENCH FAVOR || The Cap as Part of Apparel Long Identifying the Apache Losing Bad Reputation. | By the Associated Press PARIS signia of the “toug | in France for many vears, down its bad reputation. The. cgp in Paris is becoming the | universal head covering for those People in ebruary 21.—The cap, in * and the apache | | is living | biles more but usually they carr when they gat out of their '8 In the provinces the cap looked at askance by the con: generations. The opprobrium of the cap dates back many vears. There still are| dance halls in Paris where there signs rsons wearing caps not ad mitted. » ften ervative sald, i when the person wearing it § Young men of doubtful grees | picked up by e police still are d in newspapers as which is an indication of how | French in general still regar they con altogethe neglige top plece. Capmakers nevertheless insist there | are 8,000,000 caps in France, which s one for every fifth person. Certainly a count of people In the streets wouldn't show one person in twenty | wearing & cap. proper | roper. | Egypt now has at least 14,000,000 | population, Aniversity Shop HALF-DAY SALE of ODD LOTS Feb. 22nd, 8 to 1:30 30 SUITS. 0DD LOTS Our Ninth Street Store Only Suits Worumbo Overcoats Overcoats £ ODD LOT 0DbD LOTS Vicar in London to Treat Gossip| Speakers Rough, Calling Them by Name | By the Associated Press Scandal o de- | the Rev. | LONDON, Febr name om the pulpit by vicar of St Kent road not ed with petty spreaders, says the minister, who has conceived this scheme of dealing with | ns of a spitéful nature. female scandal monger pndon is the count male grumbler / thoughts and therefor form of convers writes the vi T. P. 8 ; ns, Church n| gossip typs alienate church m the | he The Following Lumber Yards Will February 22nd W. A. H. Church, Inc. Joseph L. Crupper Corp. W. T. Galliher & Bro. Inc. Galliher & Huguely, Inc. J. Frank Kelly, Inc. George E. Walker 06 9th St. 15 GENUINE WORUMBOS ODD LOT FELT HATS 76c INTERWOVEN WOOL HOSE 39¢Pr., 2 for Brown, Tan and 75¢ Sale ODD LOT SILK SHIRTS s: 5—14, 3—15, 10—16, 636. R a to $8.48. Sale Pric ODD LOT SHIRTS etc.; values i $2.85 SILK & SILK $1.00 and $1.50 must be mentioned from | the pulpit- or reported to the bishop.” (2222222 Were $25 to $35 Were $25 to $30—Now to 7%. Sold Reg. $4, $56 and Price..... oDD LOT’ Always 100%, Dependable Whatever the job you hand over to us—He: ing, Roofing or Plum ing—you have- full a long ago and ously maintained. Maurice J. Colbert Heating—Plumbing—Tinning Mal 621 F Street Py lne 22z Z Be Closed Frank Libbey & Co. Murphy & Ames, Inc. W. A. Pierce Co. William W. Riley H. L. Ryan Lumber Co. L. S. Turover Our Ninth Street Store Only Now Greys. Sizes otk e o & WOOL NECKWEAR Grades. ] & ROOF PAINTS. Calcimo for walls. DUCO for trim and furniture. GLASS with us. vise economy. You're Hardly R —to decide Spring paint-up prob- lems until vou've “talked painting” o} ale—=lal——xlg| eady l — Our experience enables us to ad- with h SPECIALLY LOW PRICES point the way to worth-while paint finality, while OUR IHUGH REILLY CO. PAINTS & GLASS 1334 N. Y. Ave. them must be closed out. Such prices that we list be- low are really so ridiculous that 4}; hours will be AWAY PRICES. 178 SHIRTS g:o‘;sled). sizes 14 to0 20. Were 10$3.00. Now... 51 -00 200 INITIAL HANDKER- CHIEFS. Were 35¢ and 50c. Now, 6 for 60‘: 4 SWEATEI}S. sizes 36 and 38. pullover; fancy. Were $5.00. Now $2-50 3 SWEATER COATS, sizes 36 and 40; brushed :::I Were 38,50.. $4.25 80 SWEATERS, sizes 34 to 38, hea c‘hlkgur knit. Vere $8. e 1 SWEATER, size 34. Import- ed. Was $235 Now ... 33 LUMBI Bi RE AK ERIS, sizes 14 to 16. Were $6.50. Now. $2-95 IDE SOFleAeND STIFF COL- LARS, sizes 12 to 1655 Nows & for... S0C I\SOleiAR CASE (leather). - oY Now ... . 1 COLLAR CASE (leather). Was $6.00. $2 95 Nows. .. ...... . 60 HICKOK BELT BUCKLES, slerllngs silver. 250 t ere o s l .00 27 PAIRS GOLF HOSE (sec= onds), fancy. all wool. Were $1.85. 95 c . Now .... 31 OVERCOATS, sizes 35 to 42. Now 96 SUITS, all left from Fall stock. ample time to sell them all FASHIONED RUMMAGE SALE WITH GIVE- George Washington Birthday Sale! 55 TOPCOATS, sizes 34 to 4. Were $24.75. A REAL OLD- 70 PAIRS GOLF HOSE, cot- 95 CAPS, all sizes. $3.50. Now... $l -50 44 MUFFLERS, fiber silk with §295. Now 98 MUFFLERS, imported cash- to $5.00. Now... 38 MUFFLERS, Now . 51 .95 31 HANDKERCHIEFS, fancy Were $2.00. Now 33 MUFFLERS, imported, $5.00. Now .... $2.50 1 TUXEDO, size Now 10 PRS. KNICKERS, sizes 31 Were $6.00. Now 10 VESTS, sizes 34 to 40, fancy 5 VESTS, fancy, sizes 35, 38, 39 $1350. Now.... 12 VESTS, white, for evening Were “5%0 ere 2 to 50, N $1.95 $15.00 ton. Were 85c. ‘ 45C Were $250 to initials. Were $ l .00 mere. Were $3.50 $l .85 silk. Were $3.50. Were s200. vow $1.00 Swiss knit. Were Now 2% $20.00 to 36, all wool. 51.85 knit wool. Were 51 .85 and 40. ere 52'95 led. Sizes 34, 35, 36. . $13.50 Were $35. Phone Main 1703 D : Sale Price 39c OoDD LOT Gloves, Mocha, Suede, Chamois, Etc. $1.39 rayon stripe, neckband and 2 for $1.00. tached styles sizes 14 to 164. to $3.45. Sale Price. 95¢| ODD LOT IDE FLEX SEMI-SOFT COLLARS All sizes 13Y; to 17. Each Special price $31.50 Madra: Sizes 351 Regulars. ....[14]15] 12 Shorts L 1]z2E2 No C..0. D’s—No Charges—No Alterations No Exchanges or Refunds—All Sales Final! M EYER’S SHO Everything for Men 1331 F Street You can get a better shine if you remove the caked, old polish by rubbing the shoes with a cloth saturated with Carbona. This leaves a clean smoothsurfaceandthe dressing will then give a mote lasting ish. See bookletunderlabel r directions and other uses. Sake-demand qc;n"f«'h“pnn aning Fluld; REMOVES GREASE SPOTS' All-steel files, finished in green, cap. Regular price, $36.00. Special price $27.00 e T T T T T P T T T T T T Spotted or soiled from window dis- Meyers and other well known . Sold to $4.50 pr. Sale Price All-steel files, finished in green, letter Regular price, $31.00. Special price $23.75 All metal desks, files and tables are propor- tionately reduced. 100 PAIRS. VALUES $6 TO §10. ODD LOTS b S g p g g g b g Tl T Cm P T T T T